Muria had just flown less than a hundred meters when four surging tides of ice descended onto him, causing a massive layer of frost to form around his body. An iceberg emerged, the inside of which was continuously melting, but the outside was rapidly thickening.
Roar! The giant white snake, excited by the sight, twisted its vast body around the iceberg freezing Muria and proceeded to tighten its giant serpentine body. The force it exerted, one powerful enough to shatter the most solid mountains in the world, was bearing down on Muria.
For common boas, constriction is their most powerful method of attack, but even whether it is an ordinary-sized serpent or an extraordinarily strong massive one, it remained the most effective attack. This method maximizes their body size and physical prowess.
