There was no reversal.
Another unknown dragon-slaying battle slowly drew to a close.
The severely wounded Gray Cast Iron Dragon could no longer control its body. Swaying unsteadily, it sank toward the sea, its body covered in countless wounds.
No one could provide it with supplies.
Compared with the Invisible Dragon, which Liszt constantly fed magic potions, its treatment was utterly miserable—and so was its outcome. When it fell to the sea's surface, the Gray Cast Iron Dragon could no longer struggle. It could only let A Ke bind it with seawater, releasing weak, labored breaths.
"That wasn't easy." Liszt casually tossed several magic potions into the Invisible Dragon's mouth, then had Bard grab the Gray Cast Iron Dragon by the tail and drag it up.
They flew toward several rocky islets nearby.
Bang!
The Gray Cast Iron Dragon's massive body was thrown onto the reefs, shallowly immersed in seawater. The waterspout controlled by A Ke still coiled around it, preventing it from suddenly lashing out and hurting anyone—when it came to creatures like dragons, one could never let down one's guard. Their temporary weakness might well be gathering strength for the next surge.
"Roar!"
Little Fire Dragon Rio landed imposingly on another reef, immensely pleased with the final lethal blow it had dealt the Gray Cast Iron Dragon.
Fire dragons were naturally combative. Having defeated an adult Gray Cast Iron Dragon much larger than itself, its mood was easy to imagine.
"Wuu yiiya!"
The Invisible Dragon was the most pleased of all. Its successive victories in dragon-slaying battles had all relied on its innate talent. Yet unlike Rio, it did not show off. It simply waited quietly at Liszt's side, watching him leap onto the Gray Cast Iron Dragon's body with improper designs on this dragon of steel.
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