The Purple Cauldron: A Mortal's Path to Immortality
Chapter 259

He Had One Too!?

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The two raced onward, one chasing the other, covering several miles in little more than a dozen breaths.

To the Devil Lord's astonishment, the movement technique Ye Han kept using to flee undoubtedly consumed enormous amounts of spell power.

Yet this damned Ye Han seemed to have an inexhaustible supply. Despite using it so many times, he showed no sign of running dry.

Instead, Ye Han's constant talisman counterattacks severely hampered his pursuer's speed.

More importantly, controlling the zombie puppet was not without a cost. The longer he controlled it, the more power the blood pool consumed. Not only had he failed to catch up, he had expended far too much of the blood pool power he had collected.

If this continued, the brat might really escape.

But just then-

Roar!

The Six-Clawed Lightning Dragon Magic Beast caught up, unleashing a tremendous roar. His six enormous claws moved incessantly as he opened his mouth and spat.

Boom! Thunder cracked as a terrifying bolt of purple-black Lightning Glints blasted toward Ye Han's back.

Seeing this, Ye Han slapped his Storage Bag, and the Ghost Skull Mirror appeared before him in a gray haze. He pointed at it, sending a pillar of gray light blasting toward the purple-black Lightning Glints.

Boom! Lightning flashed and thunder roared. Countless purple-black Lightning Glints scattered in all directions, while the gray light of the Ghost Skull Mirror dimmed, much of it dissipating...

Then-

Roar! The Six-Clawed Lightning Dragon Magic Beast roared incessantly, spewing one astonishing bolt of purple-black lightning after another in a frenzied bombardment of Ye Han...

Blocking a single attack with the Ghost Skull Mirror had already pushed Ye Han to his limit. The spell power it consumed was truly terrifying.

*If this keeps up, that damned Devil Lord Shadow will catch me sooner

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