Chapter 268
With an impressive height of thirteen feet, its scales glinted darkly; they carried the sheen of something unbreakable, as though no mortal blade could leave even a scratch.
The very air around it felt heavier, suffocating, as if its presence alone distorted the natural order.
Just standing near this behemoth of a creature was enough to make the demonic soldiers who acted arrogantly tremble like mere chickens before a bloody butcher.
Their bravado, once unwavering, had crumbled into silent terror. The mere sight of the serpent sent a primal warning through their instincts—this was a predator beyond their comprehension.
Sera didn't say anything; the serpent didn't say anything; the silence between them was louder than the chaos raging around them. Their eyes were enough to communicate anything or everything. Their bond was linked deeply, and it understood on its own what its master wanted.
