Chu Tian, transformed into a golden four-clawed dragon, was facing Yue Ji's ferocious attack. His first attempt at using this dragon form was clearly not going as smoothly as he had hoped. As he tried to dodge Yue Ji's assault of scales, he stumbled and fell, struggling to control his new, powerful, yet unfamiliar body.
Wu Xiuer and the others, observing the scene, couldn't help but cover their foreheads in disbelief. They were astounded that Chu Tian, despite his incredible transformation, still lacked proficiency in controlling his dragon form. It was apparent that this was his first time using such a transformation ability.
Yue Ji, unfazed by Chu Tian's transformation, saw an opportunity in his lack of control. She intensified her attack, launching her scales like deadly projectiles at the golden dragon. Chu Tian, overwhelmed by his new form and struggling to adapt, found himself at a disadvantage.
The situation was somewhat ironic. Chu Tian's incredible luck in awakening an ancient Huaxia bloodline talent was being overshadowed by his inexperience in wielding such power. Klaysha and Kaiser watched intently, aware of the potential and limitations of such a transformation. Kaiser, in particular, understood the challenges of harnessing dragon-like abilities, having similar talents but not the full extent of a dragon's power.
As the battle continued, Chu Tian's struggle to master his dragon form under the pressure of Yue Ji's relentless attack became a spectacle for the onlookers. Wu Xiuer, while surprised at Chu Tian's transformation, seemed to be contemplating the implications of his newly revealed ability.
In the midst of the chaotic and fierce battle, the outcome was still uncertain. Would Chu Tian be able to overcome his inexperience and harness the full potential of his dragon form, or would Yue Ji's relentless assault prove too much for the novice dragon? The tension was palpable as the clash between the ancient Huaxia bloodline and the formidable power of Yue Ji unfolded.