Chapter 483 - The Bold Feast, The Timid Starve (Part 1)
On the ancient Blue Planet, a thunderous roar erupted from somewhere unknown.
A battle between Legendary beings was a spectacle that could captivate billions of living creatures, no matter where it took place. Whether in Stellar Moon or on Blue Planet, Legendary-level clashes were rare.
Countless beings below the Legendary rank watched eagerly, knowing that if two Legendaries weakened each other, it could be an opportunity for others to ascend by overthrowing them.
Lu Ran and his team hunted Legendaries with extreme caution, relying on Squirrel God’s sealed space to completely isolate the battle’s fluctuations and avoid attracting the attention of other Legendaries.
Zhu Yan, the War King of the ancient land, was a creature even other Legendary beasts avoided. Yet, for the sake of greater rewards, Lu Ran had set his sights on it.
Awakened from its slumber and dragged into the sealed space, its body bound by spatial chains, Zhu Yan was furious. It roared and struggled against its restraints, but Squirrel God’s spatial seals held firm.
The Divine Deer said to Lu Ran and the others, “Quasi-Legendary, Low Legendary, Intermediate Legendary... The gap between each small stage in the Legendary rank is greater than the entire stage before it. This battle will be extremely difficult. Fortunately, Squirrel God has suppressed its level to around 70. That’s our key advantage.”
Lu Ran glanced at Squirrel God, who stood rigidly in the sealed space, and shouted. “Got it. This won’t be easy. To ensure Squirrel God’s efforts aren’t wasted, Lord Divine Deer, you can’t just spectate this time.”
“Even with my healing, you must remain cautious. The power it still possesses can kill you instantly. Given my strength, I can only revive you a limited number of times,” the Divine Deer warned.
Lu Ran’s lips twitched.
Seriously? Revives are counted per battle now?
Although the other Legendaries mocked the Divine Deer for its weak combat abilities, with the Divine Phoenix gone, its healing prowess was undeniably the best of the best.