Chapter 1324 - 1323: Titan Giant
Whoosh——
A brilliant light erupted from the bottom of the deep pit, shooting straight into the sky.
Yang Yan swung his arm vigorously, using the forcefully activated Nascent Void as a Wolf Fang Club, fiercely smashing it down.
Roar!
The beast let out a howl of pain, crashing around frantically.
The sharp claws left deep marks on the ground, but Yang Yan could tell that it was enraged, not seriously injured.
About ten breaths later, when the beast finally stopped, it panted heavily, staring at Yang Yan with murderous eyes.
Suddenly, it shook off the dust on its body, its legs suddenly exerted force, and it lunged at Yang Yan like lightning.
Only then did Yang Yan truly see the monster’s form.
Titan Giant!
Titan Giants are born with divine power, impervious to blades and spears.
On Earth, they appear occasionally, but they’re just remnants of the bloodline, not true Titan Giants.
However, on the Wandering Dragon Star, even Divinity Transformation Stage cultivators find it hard to injure their bodies.
Once Yang Yan recognized its identity, his expression grew even more grave.
Dodging the Titan Giant’s attacks, Yang Yan moved in close, swinging the Nascent Void hard at the giant’s forehead.
Just as he was about to hit the target, the Titan Giant’s palm suddenly swatted Yang Yan away.
It felt like a small mountain colliding with him, his blood surged, and his vision darkened.
Before he could catch his breath, the Titan Giant followed up with a punch.
The fist glowed with an earthy yellow light, emitting waves of dangerous aura, tightly encasing Yang Yan.
Yang Yan quickly summoned the Space Blade.
Swish——
The Space Blade landed on the Titan Giant’s arms, leaving deep cuts.
Roar!
The Titan Giant let out a heart-wrenching roar of pain, clutching its arm as it crashed around like a crazed fly.
Yang Yan couldn’t help but frown.
Is this thing afraid of pain?
Even though his attack broke through its skin, that was the extent of it.
Other monsters of similar size, though enraged, shouldn’t have reacted so strongly.
But merely fearing pain wouldn’t offer much advantage to Yang Yan.
Taking advantage of the brief opportunity, Yang Yan suppressed his surging blood, preventing himself from spitting blood.
Soon, the Titan Giant’s bloodshot eyes locked onto Yang Yan again, baring its fangs as it charged at him once more.
This time, it attacked in anger, even more wildly than before.
Having faced it twice, Yang Yan had already adapted to its chaotic fighting style. Weaving left and right, dodging up and down, he managed to avoid danger.
Facing the formidable Titan Giant, Yang Yan had no immediate solutions, only able to dodge and wait for an opportunity, occasionally wielding the Space Blade to leave non-lethal cuts on its body.
At the same time, Yang Yan tried to find its fatal weakness.
He knew well that no creature’s body was truly impenetrable.
Although he repeatedly inflicted countless wounds using the Space Blade, Yang Yan never gave up on the Nascent Void.
Each strike aimed at a previously made wound.
This attack method made the creature, already sensitive to pain, rage even more.
Gradually, Yang Yan noticed that the Titan Giant subconsciously protected the back of its head during attacks.
Or more accurately, every part of its body had been attacked by Yang Yan at some point, except for the back of its head, which was untouched and gave him no opportunity.
Once Yang Yan locked onto the target, he no longer hesitated, feinting a move and deliberately exposing a flaw.
This time, the Titan Giant, blinded by rage, saw such a good opportunity and attacked without hesitation.
It did strike its target, but Yang Yan’s "Wolf Fang Club" unexpectedly transformed into a Chain Hammer.
By the time it realized, it was already too late, and its back of the head took a heavy blow, making its vision go black and consciousness fade.
Seeing the Titan Giant’s massive body collapse like a small mountain, Yang Yan seized the chance, ignoring his injured left arm, gritting his teeth to unleash a Space Blade aimed directly at the Titan Giant’s weak spot.
Crack!
In that instant, like a watermelon splitting, the giant head of the Titan collapsed, unable to let out a scream before death claimed it.
It’s dead!
Finally, it’s dead!
Yang Yan collapsed against the Titan Giant’s corpse, gazing up at the grey sky, gulping air in huge breaths.
He rested for at least a quarter-hour before recalling something, hurriedly sitting up to take a pill to recover his injuries and spiritual power.
Another hour later, his eyes opened, a hint of vitality returning to them.
"Strange, I stayed on guard for an hour expecting further attacks but none came. Could it be... just my imagination?"
With a look of doubt, Yang Yan scanned his surroundings, finding nothing amiss.
Yet, he always sensed someone was watching, convinced it wasn’t just a feeling.
For years, this strange intuition often helped him survive dangerous situations.
Thus, he simply shut his eyes again and pretended to be recovering.
He intended to test his patience against the lurking observer.
An hour...
Two hours...
Three hours...
Half a day passed in this almost monotonous waiting.
Just as Yang Yan was about to stand up and search, his spiritual sense network detected something unusual.
Just for a moment, then it faded without a trace.
But Yang Yan was certain, the target had also lost patience.
Without hesitation, he secretly channeled Wish Power into the Nascent Void, discreetly activating the Yin Yang Five Elements Array Map.
The moment the map was completed, Yang Yan once again caught the fleeting breath of that elusive presence.
It was approaching!
Not quickly, but silently.
He silently noted the danger.
Fortunately, he deployed his trump card, or he might have fallen victim to a stealth attack.
He calmed his mind, waiting for the other to inch closer.
Left...
Right...
Above...
Behind...
In front...
The presence’s location kept shifting, evidently using spatial abilities, yet causing no related disturbances.
Having stayed in this space so long, Yang Yan was no longer surprised.
In this strange domain, the opponent’s use of spatial talents was no miracle.
Luckily, it was cautious enough; otherwise, it might have succeeded in its ambush long before he realized it.