Chapter 650
Raging Thundertides!
It was the broadest and most potent Dragontongue magic that Thunder Dragon Arms could unleash.
God Messenger Xenia was focused on unleashing her fury and was caught unaware. She turned a little too slow and was struck by the rolling blast of lightning.
Though she swiftly canceled her onslaught against Greem and Alice to rapidly turn, the raging lightning still shredded the magical protections on her and seared a good half of her body.
Such severe damage would have crippled Xenia if she was still that Third Grade elf. However, after taking into herself the will of the Moonlight Goddess, these minor physical wounds could no longer faze her.
After dashing out of the rolling thunder that took up nearly half the sky, ‘Xenia’ stood proudly in the air and extended a hand toward the bright moon above. She waved with her fingers as a cold beam of moonlight gathered around her broken body. The light was miraculously healing the burned parts of her body at an extraordinary pace.
The green light that represented the power of nature continued to flash on her body. Every spark of light was accompanied by a small, fingernail-sized piece of scorched flesh peeling off. New tissue was quickly growing underneath, turning into a new layer of tender and white skin.
The damage caused by the thunder dragon’s Raging Thundertides was healing at a rate visible to the naked eye when nourished by moonlight.
Everyone was stunned after the cannon shot ended!
The elves honestly didn’t imagine this flying ship to have such an offensive ability hidden within it. Greem’s faction, on the other hand, never expected the Third Grade god messenger to block such a terrifying charged attack in her hurry.
The spots from the blinding light of the energy pillar piercing the skies took a long time to fade from the eyes. God Messenger Xenia hid within the Divine Shield, and her face was ashen. It was clear that she had to recover from her earlier shock.
She was only Third Grade; the amount of power that she could borrow from her Goddess was limited. The Divine Shield alone had nearly exhausted all of the divine magic stored within her body. If she continued fighting with the Third Grade dragon, then the amount of power that she could use would drop from Pseudo-Fourth Grade to Third Grade. It would become exceedingly difficult for her to continue suppressing the enemy.
What caused her even more anxiety was doubt as to the flying ship’s ability to continue firing attacks of that intensity. If the enemy still had one more shot left in their ship, then today’s battle was going to be truly dangerous!
Thunder Dragon Arms, who had been failing to touch the god messenger despite his repeated efforts, immediately roared out in excitement at the sight of this scene.
“One more shot. One more shot. Her Divine Shield can’t endure another shot.”
Greem had no other choice but to roll his eyes intensely at the dragon’s yelping.
After all, the flying ship only carried an ordinary space furnace within its hull. It wasn’t the magic generator furnace maintained by the Third Grade Brain Monster Gazlowe himself. That was why the core area of the flying ship had already suffered several elementium explosions after firing a charged attack of this intensity. There were plenty of leaks in the energy pipes already.
All the goblin engineers and technicians were ordering the construction machines about and working tirelessly to fix the internal damage to the ship. There was no way the magic energy cannon could fire a second shot under such circumstances!
Thus, Greem, who knew the truth, had no choice but to shake his head with a bitter smile upon his face in the face of Arms’ shouts.
“Lord Arms, that god messenger seems to have exhausted her divine power?” Greem asked probingly.
“You don’t say! Of course, I can see that as well!” Arms replied unamusedly, “However, who knows if god messengers like them can still activate another divine magic if they get pressed into a corner. If she unleashes another offensive divine magic, even I don’t have complete confidence in escaping unscathed.”