Doomsday Roulette

“How are you feeling now?”

Seeing Olaiwo retract his hands, Regnayu asked softly.

Lord Luoxu slowly opened his closed eyes and nodded, saying, “Much better.”

After speaking, he took off his shoulder armor voluntarily. Everyone looked over, and there was a circular wound about ten centimeters in diameter, with some shiny things faintly visible.

At the edges, several peak experts noticed the tightly wrinkled skin. Two hours ago, that was indeed a wound, but it was now clearly healing.

If the image of this wound were to spread, it would certainly send shockwaves through the All Races of the Universe, as a wound that could take several days for a peak expert to heal signifies a lot.

The most crucial point is that it indicates a capability to pose a significant threat to the elites of all races.

In the previous All Races of the Universe, reaching the peak level basically meant invincibility, with very few non-natural deaths. Only during large-scale wars do peaks fall.

This isn’t to say that peaks can’t be killed, but under normal circumstances, as long as a peak expert doesn’t want to fight to the death, escape is always possible.

However, if there is an ability that can cause a peak expert's injuries to be incurable, then even if they manage to flee, their life would still be in jeopardy.

The news of this would indeed be very alarming to many races.

The reason why there are so few assassination attempts on peak experts nowadays is that the success rate is too low. There are attempts, but the ratio of risk to reward is completely disproportionate.

Even if you set up a cunning trap and prepare thoroughly to the point of overflowing, it is still nearly impossible to achieve a one-hit kill. And once you fail, the retaliation from a peak expert can be terrifying; even if you injure them and they can’t retaliate, if they manage to escape, they will be subject to furious vengeance in the future.

Thus, all races are currently very quiet, as they really have very few methods other than strong assaults against peak experts.

Lord Luoxu’s battle had been several days ago, yet that small wound had still not healed. It was only thanks to Olaiwo, who had an understanding of spatial power through his mastery of the Rules, that there began to be signs of improvement.

This wound was on his shoulder; if it had been on a vital or even fatal area, then…

The peak dwarves in the room had serious expressions, and only after seeing hope for the wound’s recovery did they relax somewhat.

“Although I have heard the details three times, it’s still hard to imagine that spatial power can reach such a level,” said Daqu Wu, whose right hand was noticeably larger than his left. When they shook hands, it looked rather strange.

“How could the Dark Giant Dragon master spatial power?” Regnayu also wondered. Everyone was puzzled about why two different powers would appear on the same Rebel Dragon Race member.

This race was not supposed to exhibit dual cultivation.

Lord Luoxu felt a bit weak; even though his companions had managed to heal his injuries, he had truly been tormented by spatial power. Hearing his companions discussing, he said, “It was an accident.”

Everyone looked over at him.

“That dragon possesses two attributes, which should have been caused by an accident. I hadn’t considered this angle before, but in the past few days, I’ve been recalling the details of the battle and feel it should be this way.”

“That dragon had a severed tail, and the spatial attack also originated from its tail. It only emanated from its tail. Additionally, its body color was no different from other Dark Giant Dragons, so its spatial power should have been acquired accidentally during some incident involving its tail,” he explained.

The listeners were all top-tier experts and could glean a lot from Lord Luoxu’s words.

Jie Luo thought for a moment and said, “Is there a possibility that the Dark Giant Dragon intentionally controlled its spatial abilities through some special method? The severed tail was merely another accident, or perhaps it was the cost that had to be paid?”