It finally let go of its mouth, and when the barb was pulled out of the scar on King Ghidorah's wing membrane, it brought out tiny fragments of flesh and blood. Its body arched and stretched violently on the ground, using its last strength to try to break free from under King Ghidorah.
Its body began to swing and contract, trying to form an angle that could pull itself out of the suppression. Its four legs kicked wildly on the ground, and the surface of the side of the body revealed more signs of dryness during the struggle.
King Ghidorah's bite has not loosened, it is adding force, and its neck muscles are more swollen after continuous Energy Absorption, shining with a faint golden halo, as if being stretched by invisible air waves.
Its absorption speed reaches its peak after the worm releases its mouth.
The worm raised its head and opened its mouth - the action was like the last breath squeezed out from deep inside its body. A ball of greenish liquid accumulated deep in its throat, and it spurted out the moment it opened its mouth and roared.
The liquid shot out from its mouth and spread towards King Ghidorah's back.
The green corrosive liquid spread out in mid-air into a fan shape covering a large area, splashing on the back and the root of King Ghidorah's right wing. At the same time, a considerable part of it fell into the air and splashed on the rocks and ground below.
The liquid has a very high consistency and does not spread like water when dripping, but maintains a semi-fluid polymerization state.
When they come into contact with rock and land, the contact surface is immediately eroded, and the surface of the rock melts to form small pits, and a thick white smoke mixed with a burnt and pungent smell rises. Bubbles form and burst on the eroded edges, making a continuous squeaking sound.
A few drops of liquid splashed on the orcs who were close to the battlefield. First, a hole with irregular edges was burned through the armor surface, and then it came into contact with the skin and bones. Within a few breaths, the touched area was corroded into a dark substance that lost its original shape.
Some orcs lost part of their limbs, some had their entire chests and upper bodies severely damaged, and some orcs' entire bodies were covered in a large area of corrosive liquid, and they stopped moving when they fell.
The scales on King Ghidorah's back began to smoke the moment they came into contact with the corrosive liquid, and the liquid droplets rolled on the surface of the scales, making a continuous sizzling sound.
Like cold water dripping onto a hot iron plate, the liquid passes through the scales leaving long, thin marks that become lighter in color, like a burned coating.
But those traces did not penetrate the scales themselves - the liquid quickly stopped penetrating after completely contacting the surface of King Ghidorah's scales, and only formed a thin layer of residue on the surface, which gradually slipped off as King Ghidorah's body moved.
The scales on King Ghidorah's back were almost intact in the firelight. Those areas that had been touched by the corrosive liquid only left a layer of fine marks on the surface that changed from dark to grayish white, and none of them were completely corroded.
The corrosive liquid flows downward along the scale lines of King Ghidorah. When it flows along the edge of the scales to the root of the wing membrane, it has almost exhausted its corrosive properties, leaving only a series of small burn marks with irregular edges on the surface of the wing membrane, like a paper surface splashed by sparks.
King Ghidorah's response to that attack was direct and violent.
Its three heads simultaneously released their original biting positions, pulled back a short distance, and then opened their mouths at the same time in the gap where the worm had just finished spraying and had not had time to close its mouth.
Golden light lit up deep in its throat, and three Gravity Beam shot out at the same moment, pouring into the open channel of the worm's mouth from zero distance.
The light beam penetrated the worm's head, neck, and chest, and advanced along its body cavity, leaving the same effect on every internal tissue it came into contact with.
Gravity Beam tore the worm's body apart from the inside, and then the torn fragments were further shattered under the continuous illumination of subsequent light. The entire body split from the inside and was dismantled into several segments in a few breaths.
Its wreckage spread outwards when it exploded, mixed with a large amount of corrosive liquid, and a large number of body fragments seemed to be crushed and thrown out, falling within a radius of several hundred meters.
After those remnants fell to the ground, the ground turned into an area covered by corrosive liquid. The scorched earth and gravel began to slowly melt in contact with the newly fallen liquid, forming a semi-liquid depression area with bubbles and white steam.
Ehm's body surface was also splashed by part of the corrosive liquid. The thick scales were quickly damaged at the location where they were dropped, and the color changed from dark to gray. A layer of the surface structure was corroded away, revealing a bare area of varying widths.
A large area of skin on the right side of the neck near the wing root has been corroded, and the wear and tear on the tissue surface can be seen.
Dragon Blood seeps out from the wound, and the temperature it brings causes the blood to partially neutralize the corrosive liquid when it comes into contact with it. After mixing with the residual corrosive liquid, it forms a dark film covering the wound surface, preventing the corrosion from continuing to deepen.
Ehm had already retreated quickly when it felt the burning sensation of the wound. Its body maintained a low-altitude flying posture as it retreated, and quickly exited the fan-shaped area covered by the corrosive liquid. It did not slowly fold its wings and land until it landed on a flat ground further away from the main battlefield.
Its neck turned slightly, as if it wanted to touch the wound with its side face, but it was difficult to reach at that angle. After two attempts, it gave up and just stood there, waiting for the bleeding from the wound to slow down.
King Ghidorah shook his body after completing the blow, starting from the neck and moving backward, shaking off the corrosive liquid residue still attached to the surface of the scales.
Its movement range is not large, but based on its size, every inch of shaking will produce an outward centrifugal force, throwing the droplets on the surface of the scales around.
The thrown corrosive liquid dripped in several places close to King Ghidorah, and some of them landed in the direction of the orcs' retreat.
King Ghidorah's shaking became more violent after the second time. This time it flapped its wings and threw out the remaining liquid on the wing membrane.
Those thrown corrosive droplets caused some new casualties in the orcs' queue. Although the scope was not large, it added new breaking points in the order that the orcs were originally restoring.
When the orcs tried to use killing to stop their retreat, the three heads of King Ghidorah had already redirected towards the direction of the orc array.
Gravity Beam spurted out again from the three mouths of King Ghidorah. This time the target was no longer the creatures underground, but the orc groups on the ground who were trying to maintain their formation.
The light beam swept forward along the ground, covering all individuals on the path. Every individual it came into contact with was eliminated the moment the light beam passed by, leaving a wide, clean ground again.