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... the dragon power fluctuations.

His massive divine elephant form stood tall and vast, gazing at Dragon Ancestor, as waves of sacred light followed one another.

"Reveal your divine elephant form, if you too wish to battle me, very well, Divine Elephant Demon Lord, let’s see how much your strength has progressed in your worship of the Ancestor of All Demons!"

Boundless dragon power.

The mighty dragon form of Dragon Ancestor moved, torrents of dragon breath cascaded ...

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