Chapter 1082 - Ultimate Battle at the Depths of the Earth Fissure (1) (1/2)

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Without any hesitation, Mitchell instantly dragged the snake beastman outwards, shivering under the snake body’s icy temperature.

After leaving the coldest non-freezing zone, a layer of silver frost quickly formed over Curtis’s body as it was being dragged. When the body twisted and turned, a layer of thin ice even fell off.

Saint Zachary decisively ordered his son to send Curtis away and also decisively initiated the switching of their bodies immediately.

“I had wanted Curtis in order to threaten Bai Qingqing. Since it’s you, there’s no need for that. Let’s begin now.” Saint Zachary retreated two steps and revealed the ice beads behind him.

The eagle tribe was an honorable species that was known for keeping their word, so since Muir had agreed to it, he wouldn’t renege on his promise. Or else, Saint Zachary wouldn’t have sent Curtis away so decisively.

Muir also didn’t disappoint Saint Zachary. As he gazed at the aqua blue ice beads floating mid-air, a blue speck reflected in his black eyes, causing him to fall into a trance.

Since he had already become Qingqing’s spouse, he could die with no regrets. If Qingqing found out that he had forced her in order to save Curtis, she probably wouldn’t hate him, right? After all, she was such a kind person.

Muir’s lips curled up, and he walked forward, feeling no regrets whatsoever.

Raising his large hand, his fingers were about to touch the ice beads…

“Muir!”

A shrill and delicate voice squirmed into Muir’s ears like a bolt of lightning. That voice carried with it an obvious panic and worry, and also a reluctance to part.

Above the ground, Mitchell had just gone up, when he was sent flying as a nimble leopard pounced towards him, and the two beasts became embroiled in a battle.

Curtis’s body was exposed to the rain, and large droplets of rain battered upon his body, on which white frost constantly formed. As rain fell upon it, the white frost would fade, but the very next moment the white frost would thicken, before being doused by the rainwater once more.

The icy rainwater somehow turned out to be a good way to disperse the low temperature.

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