The battle continued.
Strictly speaking, neither the Azhdaha possessing Kun Jun nor the Azhdaha fighting Zhongli was the true, complete [Azhdaha].
Azhdaha's true body was still sealed underground.
Only after the barrier had weakened over the long years had Azhdaha's will awakened and released its power.
The [Evil Dragon King] fighting Zhongli and the [Good Dragon King] possessing Kun Jun were both manifestations of Azhdaha's will, mere fragments of him.
The [Evil Dragon King] bore the memories of the earth and hatred for humanity and Morax.
His goal was to break the seal and free his true body. If the real Azhdaha were released, the resulting disaster would be unimaginable.
The [Good Dragon King], meanwhile, bore memories of coexistence with humans. He had only one goal: to find Morax and have him stop "himself" from breaking the seal.
Both the Good Dragon King and the Evil Dragon King were merely parts of the true Azhdaha, and their power naturally fell far short of his true body's.
In theory, the Evil Dragon King's strength should not have made him particularly difficult to deal with.
The problem was that this battle was taking place inside the seal.
The shock waves from their clashes would strike the seal, indirectly helping Azhdaha break it.
The Good Dragon King had used his own power to erect a barrier, not only to keep the impacts of the battle from spreading to the outside world, but also to protect the seal from damage.
But the Good Dragon King's power was limited, so ending the fight quickly was essential.
Without hesitation, Ellin joined the battle with Feng'er.
Though blinded by anger and resentment, the Evil Dragon King could still sense the powerful aura emanating from Ellin.
As Ellin approached, he sensed the threat. His back, bristling with jagged