367: The flaw of the silver bell

Su Han endured the intense pain in his body, wiped away the blood from the corner of his mouth, and shook his head at Bi Yao, indicating that he was fine.

He knew deeply that he absolutely could not show weakness in front of this Monster at this moment, otherwise both of them would fall into a place of no return.

Bi Yao looked at Su Han's pale face, her heart full of heartache, but she also knew that now was not the time for weakness; she had to find a way to fight this powerful Monster together with Su Han.

When the Monster saw that Su Han had been sent flying by it, it let out a triumphant roar, a sound that seemed capable of collapsing the entire passage.

It raised its thick front claw again and smashed it fiercely towards the place where Su Han and Bi Yao were standing.

Su Han's eyes narrowed. He forced himself to stand up, his hands quickly forming seals, and a light blue Spirit Energy shield instantly formed in front of them.

The Monster's claw slammed heavily onto the shield, letting out a dull thud. The powerful impact caused both Su Han and Bi Yao to involuntarily take a few steps back.

The shield trembled violently under the Monster's attack, seemingly on the verge of shattering at any moment.

Taking advantage of the gap in the Monster's attack, Bi Yao shook the Silver Bell in her hand again.

This time, she injected Spirit Energy into the Silver Bell, and the clear ringing sound instantly became louder, as if containing some mysterious power.

Under the influence of the ringing sound, the Monster's movements clearly slowed down significantly. A look of pain appeared in its eyes, and its originally fierce roar became somewhat chaotic.

Seeing this, Su Han was delighted. He keenly sensed that this Silver Bell had a restraining effect on the Monster.

So, he shouted to Bi Yao, "Bi Yao, increase the Spirit Energy output and keep the ringing going!"

Bi Yao nodded vigorously. She closed her eyes tightly and gathered all the Spirit Energy in her body onto the Silver Bell in her hand.

For a time, the ringing became more urgent, as if forming invisible sound waves, continuously impacting the Monster's body.

Under the attack of the ringing sound, the Monster began to become agitated and restless.

It frantically swung its claws, crashing around the passage. The runes on the walls were scratched into pieces by its claws, and a cloud of dust filled the passage.

Su Han knew that the Monster's agitation meant it had been significantly affected.

But this might also be its final struggle. Once it broke through the Silver Bell's restriction, the two of them would be in even greater danger.

Therefore, while maintaining the Spirit Energy shield, he carefully observed the Monster's movements, trying to find its weakness.

As time passed, both Su Han's and Bi Yao's Spirit Energy were continuously being consumed.

Bi Yao's face gradually turned pale, her forehead covered in fine sweat beads, and shaking the Silver Bell in her hand also became somewhat strenuous for her.

Su Han looked at Bi Yao's weary appearance, his heart full of reluctance, but he knew he couldn't give up yet.

He took a deep breath, mobilized all the remaining Spirit Energy in his body, and prepared to launch a full-power attack.

Just then, the Monster seemed to find a flaw in the Silver Bell's ringing. It suddenly let out a roar, and its body actually forcefully broke through the restriction of the ringing sound, lunging towards Su Han and Bi Yao once again.

Seeing the Monster lunging forward, Su Han didn't have time to think much. A long sword of Spirit Energy quickly condensed in his hand.

He let out a loud shout and swung the long sword, stabbing towards the Monster's chest.

Seeing this, the Monster swung its claw, trying to block it.

Su Han's long sword collided with the Monster's claw, producing a metallic clang.

Because Su Han's Spirit Energy was already running low, this strike did not cause fatal damage to the Monster; instead, he was repelled by the Monster's powerful strength.

Su Han was sent flying out again. This time, his injuries were even more severe, and blood continuously overflowed from the corner of his mouth. (End of this chapter)