Chapter 335: Overcoming the illusion (II)
Yordana could not believe what she was seeing. She was not a flower in a garden like the Fourth Azure Prince and had faced great tribulations throughout her young life, more than once fighting people who sought her life.
However, none of them were able to respond with that type of eyes when drowning inside her Illusion Realm.
In all fairness to Yordana and her Cultivation Technique, the power of her Illusion Realm was nothing short of amazing, and it had the ability to affect even seasoned killers with the willpower of Wave Kings.
Unfortunately for her, Cain’s mind had undergone an evolution in terms of endurance not too long ago as he faced nightmarish states that were hundreds of times more horrible and crippling than these dark waters.
Cain did not simply keep composure as the red light in his eyes grew more and more powerful, and the next second, his body began to tremble as red flames emerged from him.
Yordana’s eyes widened as she saw that, and panic appeared on her face. By looking at their expression, one would never guess that the master of this realm was the young woman and not the drowning man.
Once your consciousness was trapped inside an Illusion Realm, it did not really mean instant defeat. If you managed to regain control over your physical manifestation inside the realm, as Cain did, you could use your willpower to affect the surroundings.
Of course, it was easier said than done since not only would it require you to have greater willpower than your enemy but also a super domain over your Ego Wave and Alter-Ego.
Luckily for Cain, he fulfilled both categories, and it did not take long for the red flames to completely cover his body, transforming him into a small red sun. The waters began to boil as the sky turned red due to the fire that flooded the ocean.
Yordana’s eyes were full of awe and terror as she saw her Illusion Realm crumbling around her, and it did not take long for her own flesh to feel like it was burning. Without warning, the world trembled for a second before both of them found themselves in the middle of the hall.