The fish-headed man was struck by his own sword, greatly weakening his defenses. When the ray shone upon him, jets of water immediately burst from his skin. That eerie power seeped through his defenses and reached his chest.
A great deal of blue blood immediately exploded from his chest.
Seeing this, the fish-headed man suddenly released several hundred bubbles. The bubbles abruptly exploded, engulfing him within them.
The sea suddenly surged and roared, heaving up monstrous waves. The once-transparent water became extremely murky, affecting even spiritual power; it was impossible to see anything within.
The two immediately realized that the fish-headed man intended to flee.
Standing in the sky and gazing at the churning sea below, Dole was slightly moved. This beast was quite formidable. Its own strength was powerful, seawater restrained lightning, and it had mastered advanced laws related to matter. Against this sort of opponent, the Evil God Law combined with dream rules would actually work better. Pure elemental confrontation meant little. So long as its bubbles possessed sufficient energy intensity, they could restrain almost every kind of sorcery. Matter and energy intertwined, and within this endless sea, it was practically invincible.
If Dole had faced it alone, then while using sorcery, he could have added the Evil God Law and dream rules, attacking with both spiritual and elemental sorcery. The results would definitely have been excellent. A beast was a beast; even in human form, its mind was still a straight line, incapable of adapting. A little manipulation would have been enough to kill it.
But with Aphelius here, Dole did not want to expose too much.
Especially regarding dreams. Since arriving in the Great World, he had comprehended an enormous number of dream rules. If he could understand all of them, then perhaps the first Law