Chapter 815 The Monkey Versus The Fire Kylin (Part Three) (1/2)

The monkey's face paled, and his body trembled. Even though he was a vicious creature, the crystal terrified him.

The fiery red hexahedral crystal floated up slowly till it reached the stick shadow.

At this moment, like the name of the monkey's skill revealed—the whole world would be devastated.

From the depths of the sky, a stream of flame descended like a waterfall.

As the whole sea below began to boil, several giant fish swimming near the surface stewed and were eventually refined.

The fiery red crystal, meanwhile, battled the runes on the stick shadow until they broke down. Then, the crystal dispersed the shadow.

The monkey's face convulsed violently as the crystal reminded him of a creature that terrified him.

Only he could have such an unmatched aura.

But, the monkey knew that this crystal couldn't be the creature's as it came from the Fire Kylin.

”Back off now, or I'll kill you no matter what,”

said a phantom that had condensed from the hexahedral crystal.

It was a small kylin covered in flames, just like the Fire Kylin.

But, his aura caused the sky to collapse, and the monkey had the uncontrollable impulse to kneel.

”You are the legendary beast from outer space!”

The monkey gritted his teeth and retreated tens of thousands of feet once again.

The small kylin's shadow was cold and silent.

Not far from them, the patriarch of the Water Kylin Clan looked grim as he remained half knelt in the air.

”He's our first ancestor. How could the Fire Kylin be compatible with the incarnation of our first ancestor? Ha-ha...” The patriarch of the Water Kylin Clan felt as though he was going crazy.

When the fiery red crystal rose, the patriarch felt a resonance in his blood. And so, he naturally bowed to it—an instinctive reaction that stemmed from his most primitive impulse.

At this moment, even the Fire Kylin was shocked. He had not known that such a terrifying object was embedded in his mind.

The moment that fiery red crystal popped out, he felt superior and invincible.