The battle didn't last more than two minutes; the sea fog was still churning, the silt had yet to settle, and the Shaman with the Crocodragon were already dead.
The behemoth's body was still twitching, even violently struggling.
But Ian didn't look back, for the enemy's death was already a foregone conclusion.
If no one else interfered, its ultimate fate would have been to become a whales' fall in the deep sea, starting a new ecological system in these depths.
However, its most probable end would be, after the battle, to be reclaimed by Harrison Port to serve as the feat upon which Ian was knighted as a knight.
This was not easy.
The fight was extremely dangerous, with life and death hanging in the balance in an instant. If it weren't for him being a dual inheritance, and his defense strong enough to take a direct hit in his flesh and blood form, bouncing back the opponent's attack and revealing a flaw, the outcome would have been uncertain.
