181: Titan

The Ogre leader looked at his constantly falling tribesmen, feeling an unspeakable sense of frustration.

The battle felt like punching cotton, with no point of leverage.

Many tribesmen were killed by inexplicable attacks before they even saw a shadow of the enemy.

The few individuals observing from the sky were amazed by the powerful Dragon Legion, but what interested them more was the elusive Demon Legion.

Though Worms could burrow, they still needed to surface to attack.

However, the Demon Legion, residing in the shadow space, could launch attacks directly from the alternate dimension.

This method was a dimension-reducing blow to many races, and more importantly, the number of such races was considerable, capable of causing mass casualties on the battlefield.

As Vulture watched his cannon fodder legion being beaten without any power to retaliate, he finally dispatched his main force.

The earth trembled again, and this time the tremor was clearly more intense than before.

At the connecting passage, over ten thousand massive creatures now completely occupied the space.

Mountain Giants, Lava Giants, Frost Giants, Oak Giants, Storm Giants…

The weakest of these Giants were at least Fifth-Order, while the strongest was a Seventh-Order “Ancient One Giant.”

This Giant’s form was very abstract, composed of flowing light and shadows and runes, its body rapidly changing as time passed.

It is said that “Ancient One Giant” possesses mysterious powers to manipulate the flow of time, foresee the future, or rewind the past, and rarely interferes with the mortal world.

This Giant was obtained by Vulture through a stroke of luck and was his trump card; relying on its time domain, it had reversed the tide of battle many times for Vulture.

As the Giants slowly passed through the connecting passage, thirteen Seventh-Order Titans appeared behind them.

Earth Titan, Storm Titan, Ocean Titan, Flame Titan…

These Titans were several times larger than the Giants, and facing ordinary Ogres, they exuded an overwhelming sense of oppression.

The Earth Titan was like a moving mountain, its body covered in thick granite, with some ancient trees growing on it like weeds.

The Storm Titan’s body was like a towering storm eye, its outline formed by dark thunderclouds and silver lightning, and the surrounding storm tore through the entire space.

The Ocean Titan was an aggregate of countless seawater, its torso composed of a super-giant seawater vortex, with tentacles formed by ocean currents wrapped around its body.

And the Flame Titan’s body was like an erupting volcano, magma flowing over its body, its eyes like burning suns.

These Titans not only possessed immense size and infinite power but also profound extraordinary power, making them much stronger than creatures of the same order.

The moment the Titans appeared, the morale of the entire Giant race and Ogre race greatly increased.

In their perception, Titans were the most powerful beings besides the titan god; as long as they acted, they would surely defeat the enemy.

After the Titans entered the battlefield, they focused their gaze on the forty-plus Seventh-Order Dragons.

In their view, only these high-order Dragons were worth their effort.

Although outnumbered, these Titans were confident they could crush all these winged lizards.

The Storm Titan directly summoned a super storm covering the entire battlefield, intending to dominate with the might of heaven and earth.

A fierce wind blew, and the originally blood-red sky immediately became dim and gloomy under the shroud of dark clouds, with countless lightning snakes slithering within the black clouds.

As time passed, the strong winds, accompanied by thunderstorms, gradually formed a super storm sweeping across the heavens and earth.

The storm could not deal with the Worms hidden underground or the Demons in the shadow space, so it could only rush towards the Dragon Legion rampaging in the sky.

Facing this super storm that occupied nearly half the battlefield, the Dragons were not foolish enough to resist head-on and avoided it from a distance.

The other Titans were not to be outdone, each manipulating natural forces against the enemy.

The Earth Titan raised its arm and pointed at the Dragons in the sky one by one.

The Dragons it pointed at suddenly felt a heavy weight on their bodies, as if burdened by a mountain of ten thousand tons, greatly reducing their soaring speed.

The Ocean Titan swung its trident, and three giant pythons made of seawater roared as they lunged towards the Dragon group, only to be annihilated by the Dragons’ dragon breath.

The roar of the Flame Titan echoed across the entire battlefield: “Insignificant lizards! Come taste the fire!”

With that, countless fiery meteors streaked across the sky, and several Dragons that failed to dodge were violently struck down by the meteors.

But soon, they realized that the strength of these Dragons was not low; although their raw power was somewhat weaker, with more than three times their number, they still firmly held the upper hand.

Just as the Titans contained the Seventh-Order Dragons, the Giant race also engaged the Sixth-Order Dragons.

These Giants could be described as simplified versions of Titans, with abilities very similar to Titans.

It is said that the Giant race is the descendant of the Titan race, and also the power that oversees the world on behalf of the Titan race.

With over eight hundred Sixth-Order Giants, they were fully capable of firmly suppressing a hundred Sixth-Order Dragons.

However, the attacks of the Great Demons on the Giants were neither painful nor itchy; after all, for the enormous mid-order Giants, the damage from low-order Great Demons was truly limited.

Ye Chen was not surprised by this; although he still had nearly a hundred thousand Sixth-Order Demons and several thousand Sixth-Order fire-elemental magical beasts from the Fire Beast Domain at hand, he did not send them out.

As long as the Seventh-Order Dragons could destroy the Titans, eliminating these Giants would only be a matter of time.

The entire battlefield plunged into a terrifying natural disaster, with low-order Ogres, Kodo Beasts, and Worms suffering heavy losses from the battle aftermath of the high-order powerhouses.

Soon, the Sixth-Order Giants, after paying the price of over thirty corpses, killed a hundred Sixth-Order Dragons.

They then quickly rushed to support their Titan ancestors.

The sudden support of over seven hundred Giants did not change the fate of the Titan race.

For Seventh-Order Dragons, Sixth-Order Giants were just slightly larger ants and posed no threat to them.

Once the domain enveloped these Giants, they were like lambs to the slaughter, utterly helpless.

Under the Dragons’ magic, the Giants died in droves.

Soon, under the rampage of the Seventh-Order Dragons, the Titans gradually began to suffer casualties.

Vulture was not anxious; he issued a divine oracle in the name of the titan god, ordering the Titans to desperately kill the enemy.

The Titans naturally would not defy the will of their god, and they all unleashed their ultimate moves, focusing fire on some Dragons.

Under their attacks, regardless of casualties, they still killed five Seventh-Order Dragons, while all Titans and Sixth-Order Giants were also annihilated.

Just as the Dragons were about to sweep away the remaining Giants and Ogres, they noticed that the Seventh-Order “Ancient One Giant” finally moved.

While the Titans and Giants were fiercely battling, the Ancient One Giant had always stood at the edge of the battlefield, its rune-composed body flickering in and out, yet it had never made a move.

Now, it finally made a move…