In Liu Guan's perception, the giant was tightly bound with the surrounding Heaven and Earth Law System—or rather, it was fundamentally a part of that very system, merely exhibiting a certain mutation. Yet he also detected the distinct flavor of Jiu Yan's "array diagram".
Too bizarre!
Liu Guan was of a mind to study it in depth, but the problem was that someone had beaten him to it.
Tai'a Mohan's aura flared abruptly. Over the surrounding ruins, invisible flames seemed to ignite. Under that pressure, any notion Liu Guan entertained became meaningless; he had to conceal himself even more strictly.
To the grim and terrifying demonic intent, the giant showed no reaction whatsoever, standing just like a mud-carved and wooden-sculpted statue. Nor did the demonic intent inflict any harm upon it, merely circling it for several turns and occasionally seeping some essence inward to sense its internal structure at close range.
A few more breaths passed, and Tai'a Mohan's aura grew intense once more. The demonic fire burning in the void finally took visible shape, exhibiting a distinct tendency toward inner cohesion until it formed sharp multi-cornered peaks and a distinct silhouette—astonishingly, it was also a similarly humanoid figure.
Liu Guan quickly realized: he was imitating!
Only, compared to the already existing "giant", this thing clearly had certain gaps. Tai'a Mohan possessed the ability to mobilize the Heaven and Earth Law System, but his own inherent Outer Realm Heavenly Demon essence clearly differed from the root of that "giant".
It wasn't quite a case of drawing a tiger only to end up with a dog, but at least using charcoal to sketch a splashed-ink landscape painting always lacked the right flavor.
Sure enough, very soon, Tai'a Mohan's aura mixed with the imitation formed by the demonic fire simply disintegrated.
Faced