130: The nasty gorilla

The moment the vines entangled the Fire Kirin, the Flame Orangutan picked up a thick stone pillar and, crouching low, circled behind it.

He lifted the stone pillar with both hands, bringing it down with a whoosh onto the back of the Kirin's head.

With a muffled thud, the blow numbed the Orangutan's hands.

"Roar—you bastard, you're courting death!"

The Fire Kirin's mane bristled, and towering rage surged in its crimson vertical pupils.

Though the damage from this blow was not high, the humiliation it inflicted on the Fire Kirin was immense. It roared, opening its mouth to spew a golden flame that shot onto the Orangutan.

"Screech—"

The Flame Orangutan shrieked, rolling on the ground as flames instantly engulfed its entire body.

It rolled and batted at the golden flames on its body, but the flames clearly weren't easy to extinguish; instead, they rapidly spread over its entire body.

Moments later, the Orangutan no longer had the strength to struggle and returned its soul to the Abyss.

Golden flames reappeared on the Fire Kirin's body, and the vines instantly curled into charcoal upon contact with the flames.

It shook off the ashes, surveying the entire battlefield with an air of dominance, a silent mockery in its eyes.

The golden flames were relentless, attempting to burn along the vines to the main body of the Flame Giant Tree.

Fortunately, the Giant Tree decisively severed the vines, narrowly escaping disaster.

The Fire Kirin seized the opportunity to break free from its restraints, circling in the air with a sneer:

"A bunch of trash, do you really think you can hurt me?"

With that, it flapped its wings fiercely, spraying large swaths of flames towards the Great Demons' formation.

Suddenly subjected to the flame attack, a large number of Great Demons shrieked and turned to ash.

"Screech~"

Just then, that annoying sound once again entered the Fire Kirin's ears.

It turned its head to look, and the Flame Orangutan stood in the distance with a mischievous expression, slapping its red backside at the Fire Kirin.

The Fire Kirin's eyes instantly turned red, and its body transformed into a fiery meteor, rapidly charging towards the Orangutan.

The Flame Orangutan's pupils suddenly constricted, and a giant stone pillar once again materialized in its hands, adopting a baseball-hitting stance.

The moment the Fire Kirin charged before it, the stone pillar in its hand struck out fiercely, hitting the Fire Kirin directly on the head.

The instant the stone pillar touched the Fire Kirin, it turned into stone dust under the immense impact, and the Orangutan was directly slammed into the earth, barely clinging to life.

The Fire Kirin shook its somewhat dazed head, rage surging to its brain.

It had actually been headshot twice in a row by an ant!

This was a lifelong humiliation for it!

Seeing that the Flame Orangutan still had a breath left, the Fire Kirin charged directly into the hole, fiercely tearing at its body.

After a series of "screeching" screams, the Orangutan once again returned its soul to the Abyss.

Only then did the Fire Kirin breathe a sigh of relief and continue to deal with the remaining enemies.

Its golden flames were invincible; no monster touched by them was spared, all were burned to death.

The slow-moving Flame Divine Tree and Lava Giant also failed to escape, being directly burned to death by the golden flames.

There was no need to mention the other dependents; facing the powerful and wide-ranging attacks of the Fire Kirin, they died in droves.

At this time, Ye Chen was also anxiously waiting for the battle's progress.

From the constantly dying Great Demons, he learned of the Fire Kirin's might.

Although the Abyss Army was numerous, they gained no advantage against the powerful Fire Kirin.

Should he continue to wear it down?

If he could wear the Fire Kirin to death, it would be worth it, even if it meant expending all of the Abyss Power.

However, from their descriptions, it was unknown whether they could kill the Fire Kirin before the Abyss Power was exhausted.

Moreover, the Fire Kirin was not foolish; if it truly faced a life-or-death crisis, it would definitely turn tail and run.

Hearing of its extremely high hatred for the Flame Orangutan, Ye Chen had an idea and quickly asked the Abyss Will.

"Can the Primal Sea directly erode and transform the Fire Kirin?"

The answer was negative. The current Abyss did not yet possess enough power to directly corrupt high-tier monsters.

Only by continuously annexing worlds and increasing the Abyss's power could this be achieved.

However, if the Fire Kirin were to fall into the Primal Sea, its power could be greatly suppressed.

The Abyss Will's reply instantly invigorated Ye Chen.

Although letting the Fire Kirin into the Abyss carried great risk, it increased the chances of killing it and could also trap the Fire Kirin.

If he could obtain high-tier combat power from this, then the risk would be worth it.

With the first high-tier monster, there would be a second, a third!

Let's do it!

Ye Chen made up his mind: succeed or die trying.

He gathered all his dependents at Slaughter Beach, not even sparing the treants.

He also set up several resurrection points on the beach, preparing for a desperate struggle.

Soon, Slaughter Beach was crowded with all sorts of monsters.

And the Worms that were fighting on the beach were also affected by the aura of various powerful monsters, momentarily sobering up from their battle frenzy.

Everything was ready, and the Flame Orangutan set off again.

This time, it carried the heavy responsibility of the Lord of the Abyss.

Meanwhile, the Fire Kirin, rampaging and slaughtering in the Element World, suddenly felt a disgusting gaze. Following the gaze, it was indeed that hateful Orangutan.

At this moment, the Flame Orangutan stood before the teleportation gate, laughing and slapping its backside at the Fire Kirin, making a mocking face, and finally, not forgetting to beckon with a finger, taunting:

"Hey! You runt~ Grandpa's here!"

The Fire Kirin, ignited by rage, now only wanted to tear this wretched Orangutan into pieces.

It once again transformed into a fiery meteor, charging towards the Flame Orangutan, completely disregarding the attacks of other monsters.

Seeing that it had successfully provoked the Fire Kirin's hatred, the Orangutan shrieked and rushed into the teleportation gate.

The Fire Kirin's speed did not diminish in the slightest, following closely behind.

As soon as it crossed the teleportation gate, it fell directly into the Primal Sea.

Suddenly subjected to the invasion of seawater, the Fire Kirin was clearly a bit bewildered.

Before it could react, that wretched Orangutan actually rode directly onto its back, and the stone club in its hand rained down upon its head.

The Fire Kirin instantly exploded in fury, its entire body erupting in blazing golden flames, while it frantically thrashed its body.

However, under the suppression of the Abyss, the golden flames' power was greatly diminished. Although they made the Orangutan shriek, they temporarily caused no fatal damage.

Even though it was being burned by the flames, the Flame Orangutan still did not dismount.

It held tightly to the Fire Kirin's horn with one hand, while with the other, it wielded the stone club, continuously striking the Fire Kirin's head, shouting:

"Riding a big horse, giddy up! Giddy up!"

At the same time, the teleportation gate in the Primal Sea instantly vanished, reappearing in the Nine Layer Abyss.

The Demon Dragon led the Abyss Army quickly through the teleportation gate, returning to the Nine Layer Abyss.

Subsequently, the teleportation gate connecting to the Element World completely closed, leaving the Fire Kirin in the Abyss.

And a teleportation gate connecting the Nine Layer Abyss and Slaughter Beach opened again, into which the Demon Dragon and its forces swiftly entered.

By this time, the Flame Orangutan had already lost its life under the scorching golden flames, but its corpse still hung tightly onto the Fire Kirin's body.

The Fire Kirin violently shook its body, shaking off the Orangutan's corpse, then spread its wings, intending to rush out of the Primal Sea.

However, before the Fire Kirin could rush out, its body sank again, and that wretched Orangutan once again rode onto its back.