A shock went through him, and he immediately realized that was the God of Drowning.
The God of Drowning was very fast, almost in the blink of an eye he arrived in front of Rayder, his trident stabbing towards Rayder's neck. His attack was swift, fierce, and precise.
Rayder had been practicing swordsmanship to adapt to his own strength. An Ice Sword appeared in his right hand. With one thrust, he parried the trident, then twisted the tip of his sword and aimed for the God of Drowning's heart.
As an old monster who had lived for countless years, the God of Drowning's combat prowess was not weak. He gripped his trident with both hands, parried the blade with a twist, and retreated proactively.
Then came a sweeping strike, aimed precisely at Rayder's temple.
Rayder parried with his Ice Sword in his right hand, and a Mystic Ice Spear appeared in his left, thrusting directly at the God of Drowning's face.
With the sharp spearhead nearly touching his nose, the God of Drowning cursed Rayder for his lack of martial ethics, while his body reacted quickly, turning his head to dodge as much as possible.
But the sharp spearhead still cut the God of Drowning's face, slicing off half of his ear. However, compared to being impaled by the spear, this outcome was already the best possible.
The God of Drowning felt he couldn't gain an advantage in close-quarters combat, so he quickly withdrew and retreated far away.
Rayder didn't give the God of Drowning a chance to breathe. He pursued rapidly, his Ice Sword and Mystic Ice Spear cutting two cold streaks through the air, heading straight for the God of Drowning.
Although injured, the God of Drowning's reactions were still swift. He brandished his trident, countering Rayder's attacks.
Their battle stirred up massive waves in the seawater, and the surrounding water churned as if boiling from their power.
Rayder knew he couldn't give the God of Drowning any opportunity; he had to defeat him as quickly as possible.
He intensified his attacks, the Ice Sword and Mystic Ice Spear raining down like a storm, leaving the God of Drowning struggling to cope.
However, the God of Drowning was, after all, an old monster who had lived for countless years. His combat experience was rich, and although he was at a disadvantage, he could still barely hold on.
Just then, Ghidorah's voice echoed in Rayder's mind, "Be careful!"
Rayder's heart jumped, and he immediately realized that the God of Drowning might be playing a trick in the dark.
He quickly turned, only to see a massive stream of water rushing towards him.
He hastily swung his Ice Sword, cutting through the water stream.
However, after the water stream stopped, the God of Drowning's figure had vanished.
Rayder's heart tightened. He knew that the God of Drowning might have dived to the seabed, preparing a sneak attack.
He looked around, trying to find traces of the God of Drowning.
However, the surrounding seawater was calm, as if the battle had never happened.
Rayder knew this might be the God of Drowning's trick; he had to be careful and not let his guard down.
At this moment, the blood-red seawater below began to spin, and the previously calm seabed instantly turned into chaos.
The surrounding seawater spun like a rapidly rotating top. Rayder was caught in this flowing water, feeling it was more thrilling than riding a high-speed spinning roller coaster.
Various corals and reefs, caught in the current, battered Rayder, leaving him bruised and swollen.
During this rapid spinning, the God of Drowning, that cunning old fox, even launched sneak attacks, always targeting vital points.
If Rayder's reaction speed hadn't barely kept up, that old fox would have succeeded.
However, as he was continuously spun by the high-speed current, Rayder quickly felt a bit dizzy, and his reaction speed decreased.
Rayder knew he couldn't continue like this. Once he got too disoriented, the God of Drowning, that old fox, would definitely deliver a fatal blow.
To drag it out further would be a slow death.
He could only try that method to see if it would work, as he had never attempted it before.
Rayder took a deep breath, trying to calm himself.
He knew he had to try it soon, otherwise, he might fall into a deadly predicament again.
He looked around, trying to find traces of the God of Drowning.
However, the surrounding seawater was in chaos, and he couldn't see the God of Drowning's position at all.
Suddenly, an idea sparked in his mind.
He quickly mobilized his electric current to form a gravity field, attempting to control the surrounding seawater.
Although his power couldn't compare to the God of Drowning's, he believed he could at least control a portion of the seawater.
He concentrated, fully mobilizing his strength, trying to change the direction of the seawater's flow.
Under his efforts, the surrounding seawater gradually began to calm down.
Although the water's rotation hadn't completely stopped, it was at least no longer so chaotic.
Rayder seized the opportunity to search for the God of Drowning's trace. Finally, he found the God of Drowning's figure in a corner of the seawater.
The God of Drowning clearly hadn't expected Rayder to be able to control the seawater; he was somewhat stunned.
Rayder seized the chance to attack, his Ice Sword and Mystic Ice Spear heading straight for the God of Drowning.
Although the God of Drowning reacted swiftly, he could no longer completely dodge Rayder's attacks.
Rayder's attack didn't gravely injure the God of Drowning, but it did cause him considerable harm.
The God of Drowning was furious. He brandished his trident, preparing to counterattack.
However, Rayder didn't give him a chance. He continued his assault, forcing the God of Drowning to retreat step by step.
Although the God of Drowning was an old monster who had lived for countless years, under Rayder's full-force attack, he too began to struggle to hold on.
Rayder knew he couldn't give the God of Drowning any opportunity; he had to defeat him as quickly as possible.
He intensified his attacks, the Ice Sword and Mystic Ice Spear raining down like a storm, leaving the God of Drowning struggling to cope.
Finally, under Rayder's full-force attack, the God of Drowning was defeated.
The Mystic Ice Spear pierced through the God of Drowning's chest, creating a large hole. Blood flowed out, staining the seawater red.
He collapsed into the seawater, no longer moving.
Rayder breathed a sigh of relief, relaxed, and took a moment to look around, finding that the surrounding seawater had returned to calm.
Suddenly, Rayder thought, if the God of Drowning had been killed, then he should be leaving this illusory space.
In that instant, cold sweat broke out on his back, and his hair stood on end.
He quickly tried to distance himself from the God of Drowning to prevent a sneak attack. However, he was still a beat too slow.
The God of Drowning, whose chest already had a large hole, suddenly came back to life as if reanimated.
His trident plunged into Rayder's abdomen, and he tried to twist it to cause greater damage.
But Rayder gripped it tightly with his right hand, preventing it from moving an inch.
His left hand, moreover, clamped onto the God of Drowning's neck, preventing him from escaping.
Rayder couldn't care less at this moment. He opened his mouth and unleashed a mouth cannon at the God of Drowning.
A powerful golden lightning beam erupted from his mouth, directly blasting the God of Drowning until not even a speck remained.
The God of Drowning looked at the golden lightning beam spraying in front of his face, his mind a blur. He never expected such a thing to happen.
Before he died, he only felt an overwhelming sense of frustration, as if he had been completely screwed over.
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