Chapter 724: THE BATTLE FROM THE PAST
The power that came from the Sylph was strong enough to cast away the dark cloud that had prolonged adorned the sky.
This divine power was beyond one could imagine.
Everything was very bright, it was hard to see clearly, especially when you had been spending a lot of times in the dark, this kind of light would force you to close your eyes, make you unable to know what was happening around you, aside from two people...
Iris could see how the Nefilims stopped moving and their bodies turned very stiff, as their dark eyes turned white because of the light. They let out vicious growl when they lost their ability to move and see.
The other person, who could see this was the lycan. The cursed beast shifted into his human form and fixed his gaze on Iris, behind the transparent figure of the Sylph. He stood there, staring at her without saying anything, as if he moved or if he made a noise, the sight before his eyes would disappear.
And when Iris raised both of her hands, the salamander appeared on her palms. The creature was as big as a kitten now with its scaly skin had turned bright red.
The salamander jumped from her palms, since Iris would have a hard time to set it to the ground.
Once the Salamander touched the ground, it opened its mouth and there was this fire that burned the two Nefilim before it, the fire added to the brightness and cast away the coldness, snow melted under them and the two giants were burned, faster than one could imagine.
The fire didn’t stop, this fire looked like it had its own soul, as it danced in the air and spiraled around the next Nefilim, burned the next giant and it repeated in that way until the last Nefilim turned into ashes.
It had been mentioned before that the Nefilim was rather immune to magic, where not all magic could work on them, thus for them to be able to be burned like this, this must be a very strong magic.
"Na..." Lu muttered under his breath. He had witnessed this power before and was familiar with it. He wanted her to see him, but like before, it would always be him, who had his eyes on her. Not even once, she glanced toward his direction.