When it opens its mouth, the two rows of hook-shaped teeth on the upper jaw protrude outward from the edge of the lip line, like barbs welded to the bones.
The length and arc have been adjusted to keep the prey in place when closed, preventing it from easily slipping away during the process of breaking free.
Its head continues to rise upward, then its neck, and then the front of its torso.
As it continued to emerge from the ground, its size showed its true size - it was at least five times larger than the largest Sandworm, and its trunk was thick enough to accommodate several people standing side by side with their hands open.
The part extending upward from the breach has exceeded the height of an entire tower, while the part buried beneath it has not yet completely broken away from the ground.
King Ghidorah responded as it appeared.
Before it completely left the ground, King Ghidorah had already turned from its position in front of the camp to its direction. During the turning process, its wings spread out once, and the angle switch was completed with a quick and continuous aerial adjustment.
The moment it was completely off the ground, King Ghidorah was already close to its side in a horizontal direction, and it was close to its right side just as its head was completely exposed from the ground.
The underground worm reacted quickly after being cut into the distance by King Ghidorah. Its body suddenly swung sideways with a flexibility that was not commensurate with its size, and hit the middle part of King Ghidorah, making a heavy impact sound.
King Ghidorah had already adjusted its position before the impact, so that the opponent's impact force fell more on the muscles and bones at the base of its wings. At the same time, three heads bit its body at the same time, and their teeth penetrated the dark skin.
The two behemoths were in a stalemate at that moment - the underground worm's body was still partially below the ground, and was dragged backwards using the friction of the ground as a fixed point, while King Ghidorah flattened its wings on the ground, lowered its center of gravity, and grabbed the ground with its hind feet.
Under their wrestling, new the Rift began to appear on the ground, and gravel and sand rolled outward from under the claws of King Ghidorah.
Redd stood there, looking through the gaps in the retreating orc queue, and observed that some small changes were continuing to occur.
The surface of the underground worm has a slight depression at the location where it was bitten by King Ghidorah, and the color of its body surface is changing in a slow but continuous way - the initial dark area is gradually turning lighter.
And within the range spreading outward from the position where it was bitten, the brightness of its skin is decreasing at a very small level.
King Ghidorah is absorbing the opponent's energy.
This process is much slower than direct bombardment with Gravity Beam, but it is continuing in a way that cannot be interrupted by external forces,
The opponent kept dragging it, trying to use its advantage of being half buried in the ground to pull it into the ground, but it did not loosen its bite. Every time it was pulled, it would stand back up and tighten the point of force under its claws.
The corpses of the orcs who were killed by the soil thrown up by the underground worms were scattered on the edge of the fault zone. The living people had retreated further, but they were still able to maintain their formation under the command of the horn.
Watching the ground undulations and wrestling positions in the center of the battlefield from a distance, there was no sign of retreat or disintegration, as if they were still waiting for the battle to turn in their favor.
King Ghidorah The scales on the whole body are undergoing some changes visible to the naked eye in the dark night. The color has not changed, but the texture has changed.
The surface of those scales is becoming smoother and glossier. Under the dual illumination of flames and golden light, a fine layer of luster that seems to have been re-polished can be seen spreading from the edges of the scales to the center.
The most obvious change is the position of its slender neck. In the gaps between scales, a warm golden light is slowly flowing,
It extends from the three contact points where it bites the giant worm into its body, through the covering of scales on its neck, through the sides of its chest and spine, and spreads throughout its body.
That kind of flow is continuous, and the energy seems to be sucked in from the outside, enters King Ghidorah's body through the wound penetrated by the teeth, and is transported to the whole body along its blood vessels and muscle texture.
King Ghidorah is absorbing energy at a faster rate, and the strength of the worm's struggle is weakening. This weakening does not happen suddenly, but more like a rope that is being continuously stretched and slowly loses its resilience.
At first, it was still twisting its body violently in an attempt to drag King Ghidorah into the ground. Its body continued to tighten and relax. Each time it exerted force, it was shorter and weaker than the last one. It changed from continuous exertion to intermittent twitching.
It is still biting King Ghidorah's right wing, its teeth and barbs are embedded in the gaps between the scales and wing membranes. Its posture can no longer be described as "biting" - it can no longer let go.
Its biting muscles lost their ability to contract in the process of being drained of energy, and their teeth got stuck in the gaps between the scales, making it impossible to bite or loosen.
King Ghidorah pressed its body, pressed it down, and fixed it to the ground with its own weight and the tightening muscles and bones.
The worm tried to swing King Ghidorah up, rolling its body sideways like a snake, trying to use the inertia of its body shape and the reaction force of the ground to pry away the heavy object pressing on it.
But King Ghidorah's lower limbs have found a focal point through continuous pulling and adjustment. Its hind legs have plowed two deep grooves in the scorched earth, and its wings have firmly pressed the worm's body near its head.
Every time it tried to swing, it was pressed back to the ground harder, and the scope of its struggle was gradually decreasing.
King Ghidorah didn't give it any time to recover its strength, and the three mouths holding it were still absorbing it.
The color of the worm's body surface is changing, and the originally thick and elastic skin is losing its fullness little by little, like the process of a fruit slowly collapsing after being sucked out of its juice.
The attacks it has suffered have long gone beyond the scope of physical bites and suppression. Its life itself is flowing out from the wounds pierced by its teeth, filling it into another existence that is larger and older than itself.
At this moment, its struggle finally added the element of fear - it was no longer a pure struggle to get rid of suppression, but began to incorporate an intention more inclined to try to escape into every struggle.
It wanted to take back its head, and wanted to pull out the suppressed part of itself from under this irresistible opponent. The moment it just tried to take back its body,
King Ghidorah's bite tightened by half a minute, and the three heads tilted in different directions at the same time, making a crisp sound of bones and muscles being tightened.
The body of the worm has begun to shrivel significantly, the original plumpness and thickness are fading away, the contours of the sides of the body are shrinking inward, and the luster of the skin surface is significantly dull.