My Divine Pet Enables Me To Become The Biggest Winner
Chapter 1207 - 468: Corpse River_4

Chapter 1207: Chapter 468: Corpse River_4

Having chewed and swallowed with just a few bites, they charged up the mountain once more! The number of Spirit Fire Dogs grew, and their continuous dismantling of Corpse Bone Mountain made it shrink at a visibly rapid pace.

Ghostly Ted remained silent in the darkness for quite some time before finally gritting his teeth and sullenly remarking, "Red Dragon is truly sinister! I’m afraid he had prepared this measure long ago to break down my Corpse Bone Mountain!"

The profoundness of this method was difficult to comprehend and explain in simple terms. However, Ghostly Ted understood that the reason these fire dogs took on canine forms was precisely because the Red Dragon Master found a way to counteract the rules of the Tier-9 evil treasure that was Corpse Bone Mountain!

Thus, they appeared as divine dogs capable of dismantling bones. The apparent restraint in appearance stemmed from the core rules clash where they achieved a complete victory!

As for this Spirit Fire Dogs technique, it must have originated from Red Dragon Master, as the current youngster before him could not have devised it alone.

Although Owen Bertram seemed reckless and blindly walked into Ghostly Ted’s trap, in reality, he used himself as bait to lure out Ghostly Ted’s last resort and destroy it with a single strike.

Owen Bertram and Santa’s predecessor’s path in this world went as follows: enter the Red Horse Life Gate, discover the Blood Pool, investigate the Void Wound, and finally return to the Blood Pool. When Owen was about to depart from the Void Wound to return to the Blood Pool, he asked Santa, "Predecessor, do you have a way to eliminate Ghostly Ted?" Santa replied: Yes.

The various methods that Santa acquired from Red Dragon Master to eliminate Ghostly Ted, including these Spirit Fire Dogs, were secretly transferred to Owen Bertram at that time.

Why then?

Ghostly Ted was unaware that during the Nightmare Sect incident, Owen absorbed half of his separated soul using the skin molt and had already refined it in the Capital. That half-separated body contained the main body’s memories.

If other magical instruments had refined the separated body, Ghostly Ted would have sensed it, but Owen believed that with the treasure given to him by his Brother, Ghostly Ted could not possibly know!

In other words, ever since that time, the confrontation between the two had become a situation where Owen’s side already "knew oneself and the enemy," while Ghostly Ted not only failed to "know oneself and the enemy" but was also unaware that the other party already "knew oneself and the enemy."

It was precisely because Owen had this confidence, coupled with the secret support from Red Dragon Master, that he dared to pulverize and scatter the ashes of a Ninth Realm ancient giant!

However, since there was a certain time gap between refining the split body and Owen’s arrival in this world, he could not be absolutely sure that Ghostly Ted would not change any arrangements during this time. Therefore, Red Dragon Master’s various measures were first carried by the more powerful Santa. If anything changed, Santa would use these techniques to launch a strong attack. Though the success rate would be lower, at least both of them could retreat safely.

Upon arriving in this world, the two of them confirmed that Ghostly Ted’s arrangements remained the same during their first investigation of the Blood Pool and had not changed. As a result, the two secretly discussed their plan while pretending to inspect the Void Wound, so as not to be detected by Ghostly Ted.

The final plan was for Santa to hold off Ghostly Ted during the Heavenly Track Reversal Great Tribulation with the Tier-9 strange treasure that he risked refining—the Corpse River. Being the most wicked and powerful treasure, Ghostly Ted would inevitably need to exert even more power and energy to manipulate this treasure.

Owen, armed with Red Dragon Master’s various treasures, would catch him off-guard!

The Spirit Fire Dogs, growing in number, and those who had consumed bones became larger and more powerful, posing an even greater threat to Corpse Bone Mountain.

Ghostly Ted was truly helpless in this situation. As Owen had previously analyzed, Ghostly Ted’s strength was indeed very weak.

This weakness was relative; he could easily annihilate ordinary Tier-6 fighters, but he was powerless against Red Dragon Master’s Spirit Fire Dogs.

A portion of the divine dogs was already split and directed towards the red tortoise shell, gnawing on it and gradually weakening the defense. With a loud howl from Owen, the stone cone was finally thrust with full force!

Whoosh—

The red tortoise shell collapsed, and a seemingly insignificant gap was left in the crumbling weak wall brick. However, with just a touch from Owen, the Gourd Vine Immortal Rope shot like a snake into the gap. Ghostly Ted had laid many defenses behind the tomb wall, but none of them had much effect on this strange object.

At the end of the Gourd Vine Immortal Rope hung a small, delicate ring. Ghostly Ted had already seen it, and with his rage, the entire tomb shook. He roared, "Red Dragon, you treacherous man! You were willing to send out this Three Thousand Elemental Fire Rings, your fundamental treasure!"

The tail of the Gourd Vine Immortal Rope flicked, and the small, delicate ring shot towards the deepest part of the tomb. Numerous defenses were raised within the tomb, but none could block it, as the ring easily shattered and penetrated through them; it then extended with a buzz in a blood-dense space and transformed into a huge fire ring. The fire ring was divided into nine layers, with various forms of the character "fire" engraved on it, totaling 3,300.

As the fire ring spun, each "fire" character released a Spirit Fire that struck the blood-red coffin suspended at the center of this void.

Ghostly Ted’s screams echoed nonstop from the coffin as the Corpse River above the Blood Pool suddenly stopped and froze in place. Santa let out a hearty laugh, "We did it!"