Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

Chapter 2298

Severin did not expect to see a colossal galaxy monster within the confines of the meteorite belt. It dawned on him that the area he had encroached on belonged to the creature, which had been nestled among the meteorites in slumber until Severin's intrusion disrupted its domain. The 'theft' of all that metal Uru and the violation of its sanctuary was what fueled the creature's ire.

Emerging from the meteorite, the galaxy monster roared, and its cry reverberated through air. Elemental energy swirled around it and distorted the surrounding space.

*Roar!" The creature lunged toward Severin with jaws agape. Without hesitation, Severin conjured the Green Shield over his head. A burst of green light blossomed and enveloped him in a defensive barrier. The monster's bloody teeth collided with the shield, producing a resounding metallic clang.

When the creature noticed that its attack had proven futile, its eyes glowed in anger, and it roared anew before lunging for Severin once more. Its scales glowed in a silver light that converging into a millstone-sized beam within its bloody mouth.

Severin observed that a crack in the shield as its luster began to dim. The Green Shield, acquired at the cost of several batches of seventh-grade Breakthrough Pills from Oskar, was cracking under the pressure. He still owed

within Severin as he roared. "You're going to pay for

that sliced through the surrounding space. With a firm grip on the sword, Severin unleashed thousands of sword beams upon the galaxy monster, with

glow of silver light. Unfazed, the creature continued to advance and disregarded Severin's assault. As the monster closed in,

like a collision with a towering mountain. Shockwaves were sent through Severin's numb arms,

boasted a physical form comparable to a spiritual treasure. Encased in silver iron scales that resembled copper nails, the creature was able to resist Severin's attacks. After

just too strong!" Severin decided to change tactics after realizing that close-range combat was not going to work. He