Doubts

Killing the demon bear was the decisive turning point of the battle.

The demon bear was so powerful that Pan Long had not dared face it head-on. No matter how much of an advantage he held over another Demon, even if he was about to kill it, the moment the bear approached, he had to run.

So although he had killed more than ten Demons, he still could not say he had won.

But once he killed the demon bear, he knew that as long as he stayed alert, he could win this fight.

In the language of the online games he used to play, the Demons' attempt to "raid the boss" had effectively failed when their tank, the demon bear, went down.

The Two-Headed Eagle, trumpet flower, giant bat, and bouncing snake could not even surround him effectively on their own.

A while later, Pan Long seized the moment when the venomous Snake shot its body at him like an arrow. He dodged its head and slammed a palm into its tail.

A Snake's tail was not a vital spot, but the shock traveling up its bones could still kill it.

After all, it had only one spine running through its entire body.

For a Snake, a shock like that meant losing control of its body. Even if it survived, it would be paralyzed for a long time.

Pan Long had wanted to do this for a while, but the creature was plainly venomous, and he had never found the right opening.

After felling the bright-red Snake with one palm strike, Pan Long hurriedly used an antidote. Only then did the swelling in his poisoned hand begin to subside.

With only three enemies left, the Two-Headed Eagle suddenly gave a strange cry, took to the sky, and fled.

Right