Reincarnated As A Lion In Another World-Chapter 546: ALL-KING, IT’S TIME TO DIE!
The sound of a grand explosion rocked the world. The ocean water was pushed away and the shockwave continued to spread, creating a large tsunami-like wave.
Instantly, the weaker members of the rogue mercenary tribe were either killed by the shockwave or they were blown away.
The Primordial Buffalo had his eyes wide open as he was lifted into the sky. His sides hurt like hell and he could feel his blood leaking out.
How was this possible? He wondered as clarity returned to his eyes.
He looked down to see a large golden lion grasping onto him with his metallic golden claws and fangs piercing into the sides of his body.
How disgusted and frustrated the buffalo felt.
He let out a wrathful moo and stomped down fiercely on Kael’s head.
*BOOM!*
*Crack! Crack!*
The point of impact exploded into a visible omnidirectional shockwave. Two distinct cracking sounds were heard.
The first crack came from Kael’s head where the buffalo’s hoof had struck him. Kael swallowed the pain as his body uncontrollably fell toward the ocean.
The second crack had come from the buffalo’s leg, the sound and pain he felt shocked even him.
He was the Primordial Buffalo affiliated with the Law of Strength, if his bones cracked when he hit this golden lion, then it meant that the golden lion was just as strong as he was.
That should be impossible, since he was born, the Primordial Buffalo had never encountered one that was as strong as he was.
The ocean water parted ways as Kael shit out again. His muscles bulged and his eyes enlarged. His body kept swelling, but not in the usual manner that War Lions expanded.
From another corner, standing against the violent waves, Memphis frowned, she could sense an absurdity in Kael’s body.
Kael was not using the Conquering Essence that she was learning to feel and sense.
Kael was tapping into the power of another law entirely.
It was now that Memphis realised that the depths of Kael’s true powers were really not known by anyone.
"Primordial Lion, to think that you would choose violence the very moment you see me!
You and I have no grievances," The Primordial Buffalo said, alarmed.
From Kael’s aura, he understood that fighting Kael might truly be a losing battle.
He had felt the bone of Kael’s skull giving way as it cracked under his stomp. Technically, Kael should be screaming in pain in the water right now.
But he wasn’t.
He charged straight at the massive buffalo as if there wasn’t a cavity at the center of his forehead.
Kael didn’t have time to entertain any talk. He still had other things to do.
"Submit!" He ordered, slashing out at the neck of the buffalo.
Hunting Essence circulated through his body, enhancing the durability of his bones and muscles and also increasing his pain tolerance to drastic levels.
The Primordial Buffalo grunted after hearing Kael’s single word. He shouldn’t have expected less from these lions.
He aimed his horned head at the approaching claw and burst out with his full might too.
He had gone too many years without an authority over him, he would not let this link dominate him now.
"Begone Lion!" The Primordial smashed his head into the claw and felt as if he had hit the hardest thing in the world.
His whole body trembled and a sickening headache took over his senses.
Sparks flew as Kael’s golden claws clashed with the horns.
At this time, the land began to change again. The ocean bubbled as land masses began to rise from its depths.
The nearby creatures found their footing.
However, before they could charge after Kael to help their buffalo leader, time froze.
Memphis merely glanced at all of them, holding them down in individual time bubbles.
A click was heard and the time bubbles disintegrated. Along with the bubbles, the creatures trapped within turned to ash.
They were erased, gone, like they never existed.
Meanwhile, Kael and the Primordial Buffalo battled.
The Primordial Buffalo quickly realized that Kael was probably not in a good mood as the fight dragged on.
Kael barely said anything, his attacks were precise and brutal. If the Primordial were just a little careless, Kael would carve out his head away from his shoulders with a single slash.
Kael had no intention of showing mercy.
One minute into the tussle and it felt like the buffalo was fighting three different Primordials.
He was suppressed completely. Kael was rushing him with attacks and pushed him to a corner where he could only defend himself.
His body was smashed into the new hot ground repeatedly and soon became riddled with scratch marks.
*MOOOOOO!*
The Primordial Buffalo cried one last time before collapsing under the relentless attacks.
Kael stopped.
He placed his enlarged paw on the head of the collapsed buffalo, controlling his breathing and calming himself.
He pressed down slightly, and the sound of cracking could be heard as the horns and lower jaw of the buffalo cracked under the pressure of Kael’s terrifying strength.
"Submit..." Kael whispered under his breath with a cold expression. He was ready to kill the buffalo if he proved too stubborn.
As far as he was concerned, it was better to have a dead Primordial than a stubborn Primordial.
If this one died, he would just have to wait for some time for another one to be born.
If Kael could reach the immortal tier, he wouldn’t care about the passage of time.
What was a few million years?
"...Or die..." Kael snarled and lowered his head.
The herd was not here to save this one, if he had known, he would have never left their protection just to explore the world.
But with every passing millisecond, he could feel a new crack appearing on his skull.
How Kael could possess such world-breaking strength was a mystery but it wasn’t important.
"I submit," The Primordial Buffalo said, he had no choice. He valued his life more than his autonomy.
This was the first time Kael had defeated another Primordial openly in front of others besides his consorts.
A golden screen flashed in front of the buffalo, asking him for the needful to seal the deal.
Just then...
"ALL-KING! IT’S TIME TO DIE!"
Ma’abu’s deranged roar echoed from the distance.
