Chapter 163: CH: 162 King Volcanicus Reappears
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{Chapter: 162 King Shura Reappears}
In the swirling maelstrom of rising particles, the Transformium Element surged toward William's Transformer in its first state, gathering frantically like a storm answering a silent call.
"I can feel a will... something is calling me." William's eyes shone with an ethereal light. "Dino God, is that you?"
"My Lord, the time has come for me to be reborn, to reshape my body, and to clear every obstacle that stands in your way." A deep, ancient voice rumbled from within the chaotic storm of Transformium.
"Volcanicus!" William shouted, his hands moving in precise, commanding gestures. Vast quantities of Transformer Element particles obeyed his call, shifting and coalescing.
During the brutal battle against Lockdown in Hong Kong, Volcanicus had been obliterated by Lockdown's devastating cannon fire. His massive body had been reduced to scattered remnants across the city. Later, when Lockdown detonated the Seed, Hong Kong was utterly annihilated, turned into a metallic wasteland, a silver city devoid of life. The Seed's destruction broke Volcanicus down into his most primal state—the Deformed Element particles.
When William engaged in a desperate battle against Lockdown, he absorbed the Transformer Element particles that had been formed from every organic being in the devastated city, including those of Volcanicus himself. Now, William's task was to return those essential fragments, allowing Volcanicus to rebuild his mighty form.
A bone-chilling roar split the air. The Corpse Dragon, a monstrous undead beast, fixated its glowing red eyes on the swirling storm. Its maw opened wide, unleashing a torrent of hellish flames that could incinerate anything in their path. Nothing had ever withstood its flames—until now.
The roaring inferno clashed with the tempest of particles, yet instead of burning away, the Transformium absorbed the flames, drawing power from their intensity.