BANG! BANG! BANG!
Countless bang sounds resounded, each one shaking the land.
The giants were fighting with such vigor that it seemed like they would not stop until they or their enemies were dead.
Hills were shattered, some flying into the air.
Rather than a fight, this was more like a war.
“It’s really fun,” Ahong said, enjoying the spectacle while looking at Ciel who was flying in front of him.
“I feel a great fire from you, not that I’m underestimating you, but fire might be very hard to hurt me,” he continued.
“Better not talk about that before you see my fire,” Ciel replied.
After he said that, three different types of flames emanated from his body, harmonizing with each other.
They only spread around his body, but their heat could instantly be felt in the distance.
The battling giants and geniuses could not help but stare back to see the source of that heat.
Ahong narrowed his large eyes, changing his expression to alert.
“Holy Spirit Flame, Holy Moon Flame, Holy Sun Flame, unexpectedly you have three Holy Flames at once, no wonder you’re so confident,” he said.
“What do you think now?” asked Ciel.
“I can’t give an opinion until we actually fight,” Ahong replied.
“By the way, in this region, there are two Holy Flames stronger than yours, the Holy Bone Flame and the Holy Pagoda Flame. They are of great interest to the Gods who possess the power of fire, many of them have come to observe but failed to find their core.”
When he heard that, Ciel narrowed his eyes seriously.
The Holy Bone Flame was ranked eighth while the Holy Pagoda Flame was ranked sixth. Each was basically equivalent to the Holy Light Flame he had. Ranks six, seven, and eight had no significant difference in strength.
If a God possessed all three, he would definitely be one of the strongest Gods, perhaps equivalent to possessing one of the top five of the Holy Flame.
“Can you take me to the place where they are later?” asked Ciel.
“Sure, as long as you win,” Ahong replied.
“Hmm, let’s get started.”
Ciel no longer delayed, he moved towards Ahong while the flames on his body became so large that they were bigger than Ahong.
The flames formed waves, crashing down on Ahong from all sides.
Ahong, on the other hand, swung his hammer forward, wanting to cut through the flames and attack Ciel directly.
However, he quickly realized that the fire in front of him this time was really strong, it wasn’t that easy to split it, it only split slightly, but it was still moving towards him.
He finally had no time to dodge.
His body was drowned by that fire.
“Damn it!” He cursed this time, signaling that even his body was extremely overheated when it came into contact with Ciel’s flames.
In fact, Ciel even saw his skin turning red and being torn apart slowly.
If he wasn’t a Giant who wasn’t used to enduring heat, he would be in serious trouble right now.
The people watching from afar looked at each other and said, “overall, the Ice Prince can actually be said to be stronger.”
“The Sacred Sun Flame and the Sacred Moon Flame play a big role in this. I heard that a Demigod who possesses both is also hard to defeat.”
“Hmph!!!” And suddenly, Ahong let out a cold snort.
When he snorted, his body emitted a wave of sand that protected his body in addition to pushing away those flames.
Then, he jumped far away to keep his distance from Ciel.
Of course, Ciel immediately chased after him. He even said, “You’re not the type of fighter who dodges when attacked, are you? It makes your big body look useless.”
Although when chatting, they seemed friendly to each other, but when it came to fighting, Ciel did not hesitate to provoke Ahong to make him angry.
Sure enough, the Desert Giant was really the easy type when provoked. His eyes became larger as he showed an angry expression.
“Eat this,” he shouted, lunging at Ciel while swinging his hammer with more force. Perhaps he was confident that this time he could split Ciel’s flames and slam into his body.
Plus, he doesn’t just rely on his hammer.
He unleashed a wave of extremely hard sand, which then blocked Ciel’s fire as it began to split.
The result was indeed good, Ciel’s flames were split apart slowly by the hammer and couldn’t get close to Ahong’s body because there was a wall of sand in the way even though it also couldn’t completely block the power of Ciel’s flames. 𝒪𝑽𝑳xt.𝓬𝑜𝓶
The sand wall burned very quickly, but it did buy Ahong some time.
In a short time, Ahong’s hammer appeared not far from Ciel who was not moving at all.
As the hammer got closer, he had to admit that its size was very intimidating.
The sky was obscured by that hammer from Ciel’s point of view.
“It’s a good fight, but you should also try my technical strength,” Ciel said as he pointed his hand upwards.
The sky above him became very red when he did that and a moon larger than Ahong’s giant body appeared behind him.
His three flames surged into the moon, merging with it to make it even stronger so that it emitted three different lights. Sometimes it even gave the impression of a sun in the sky.
“Such a powerful technique…” The people watching could not help but think about that.
This was of course the technique that Ciel had gotten from Madam Zhou.
It was indeed an extremely powerful technique. Even after he became the Peak Hegemon, it was still very powerful and suited him well.
Whoosh!
The moon moved quickly to meet Ahong’s hammer.
BANG!
They collided, causing many people to fall just from the shock effect.
At the same time, the moon exploded, releasing boundless flames, turning the night into brighter than the day due to such a huge fire.
People who originally thought that the fight wouldn’t reach their area had no other choice but to retreat or hide below.
Ciel’s flames actually reached their location in a split second, even turning many rocks into dust.
“This is already too much, it might even be equivalent to the power of the First Stage Demigods,” the people said in panic.
There should be a vast difference between the Peak Hegemon and the First Stage Demigods as the latter have already begun to form Divinity.
It was unfortunate that Ciel’s power released together with a technique reached that level.
Fortunately it did not last long as it started to dissipate in a short time when its spiritual energy was depleted.
Slowly, people could finally see the results of this battle.
Ciel was still standing where he was.
Right below him, Ahong lay in a giant crater, covered in burns while his hammer seemed to be partially melted, lying beside him.
His eyes were still wide open, staring at Ciel, the little creature with amazement and fear.
“I lost,” he said.
Although he could still fight, he couldn’t help but admit defeat.
The problem was that there was a difference in their strength, something too obvious to see.
No matter which way he relied on, the result would still be the same.
On the other hand, Ciel was amazed at his own strength, thinking that being invincible was truly sensational.
However, he could not be satisfied that quickly because he was still very far from the top.
The Ice Goddess for example, could easily freeze him with just her gaze.
“You can rest first tonight, I’ll be waiting for you tomorrow,” Ciel said to Ahong before flying towards Mu Yixue and Yasmin who were still standing on the same rock.
Ahong could not say anything in response.
The ground beneath his body opened up, swallowing him into it.
Seeing that, the other giants looked at each other. They could still fight, but Ahong’s defeat had demoralized them.
In the end, they went underground again to follow Ahong.
Some people cheered for Ciel including the Ice Palace disciples.
“Prince, congratulations, you are truly the strongest among the Hegemons,” Yasmin said with a faint smile when Ciel arrived in front of her.
She seemed to be proud that his choice was far above her expectations.
Mu Yixue said nothing, remaining silent as if she still found it hard to believe that Ciel was already so much stronger than her.
“Eat this, I want to cultivate,” she said suddenly, putting the tray she was carrying down in front of Ciel before flying away, going to a certain corner.
“Eh?” Ciel was somewhat confused by her actions.
“Miss Mu has a very strong personality. She will train hard when she sees others are stronger,” Yasmin said, saying her opinion of Mu Yixue.
Despite Mu Yixue not being very friendly to her, she still didn’t take advantage of this situation to bring her down.
Ciel smiled at her and caressed her face.
“Don’t you want to practice too?” asked Ciel.
“I am your new wife, I think I should stay by your side so I can fulfill your needs at all times,” Yasmin replied.
Her answer satisfied Ciel so she smiled happily.
He pulled her hand to sit down, brought his face close to her ear and whispered, “I want to make love to you under this rock after dinner, you don’t mind, do you?”
Yasmin’s face flushed at Ciel’s words, but she nodded in response.
Her eyes spontaneously looked down at it.
It was actually a good place because there were many other smaller rocks, but still large enough to create various comfortable places to relax among them.
Unless someone flew over, they would not be found.
At most, Yasmin just needed to keep the sound of her moaning to a minimum.
“Prince, dinner first,” she said.
She also took the dishes Mu Yixue cooked, not wanting to throw them away.
Ciel nodded with a faint smile, letting her feed him because she said that he was exhausted after fighting, needing to relax first.