The Legendary Man

Chapter 1220 I Can Prove It

Boom!

A deafening explosion shattered the air, accompanied by a dazzling burst of flame above Jonathan's head.

The three-dimensional space he had created using his earth spell acted like a cannon aimed at the sky, unleashing a torrent of pressure that annihilated the descending snakes in an explosive display.

As the flames surged upward, they encountered an unseen barrier, causing them to erupt in all directions.

In an instant, flames engulfed the surroundings beyond the three-dimensional walls.

Acting as a protective shield, the walls shielded Jonathan and Stellario from the fiery chaos.

Once the explosion subsided, Stellario brushed off the lingering flames and regained his footing.

“Crap! Why didn't you use that technique earlier?”

“Why would you reveal your trump card in the first minute of playing Dota?” Jonathan retorted, his face pale as he collapsed onto the ground.

“Hey! Hey! Hey!” Stellario hurriedly drew upon his spiritual energy to support Jonathan, administering a spirit pill to help replenish his vitality and spiritual energy.

“This will aid in your recovery. It won't kill you!”

Jonathan swallowed the pill skeptically but soon felt a sense of relief as he sensed the gentle infusion of spiritual energy into his body.

Nevertheless, as a precaution, he turned to Seboxia and stated, “Keep a close watch on my condition. If anything goes awry, take him down.”

“F*ck you!” Stellario was left speechless, his gaze fixed upon the fallen form of Jonathan.

The spirit pill's ingredients not only replenished Jonathan's spiritual energy but also nourished his vitality.

However, Jonathan refrained from asking about the composition of the pill, fearing an unpleasant response from Stellario that might make him throw up.

The spiritual fire and towering walls were the manifestations of Jonathan's spell.

As the effects of his spell waned, the flames outside dwindled, and the walls began to crumble under the weight of the snakes.

Once the dust settled, Jonathan and Stellario stood atop the mountain, surveying the scorched snake corpses strewn across the ground.

“What a waste...” Stellario lamented, grasping a handful of snake remains and disintegrating them with his spiritual energy.

Jonathan hesitated before finally speaking up as he observed Stellario's reaction. “You're not planning to rear these inside you, right?”

“Absolutely not!” Stellario scoffed, looking at Jonathan as though he had gone mad. “What I meant is that your fire was too intense. We won't be able to eat these snakes anymore.”

“D*mn you!” Jonathan was momentarily at a loss for words. “You Mallories have really peculiar...” he muttered, raising his Heaven Sword.

“Something's off!”

Stellario tossed the dead snake to the side while the bugs on his arm dispersed rapidly, dripping onto the ground.

Sinister shadows of snakes began to emerge at the fringes of the area where the spiritual fire had raged.

Countless snake heads materialized on trees and the ground, sending a chill down Jonathan's and Stellario's spines.

“Jonathan, I believe your fire has brought us into bigger trouble.”

Clutching the bronze handbell tightly, Jonathan suggested, “Let's use this bronze handbell to outrun them. We can take turns enduring the backlash of their attacks.”

However, before Jonathan could even finish his sentence, Stellario frowned. “What are you talking about? If running were an option, we would have escaped long ago instead of fighting for our lives here.”

“I remember there's a cliff up ahead.” Jonathan pointed in front of them. “We passed it while we were fleeing for our lives, but we decided against jumping off because the cliff was covered in a thick layer of mist. We couldn't see what lay below, do you remember?”

Stellario stared at Jonathan in disbelief. “You're suggesting that we jump off the cliff?”

Jonathan maintained a serious expression. “Yes! If we stay here, we're as good as dead. But if we take the leap, we might have a chance at survival. It's your choice.”

Jonathan held the bronze handbell above his head as he spoke.

Although Stellario seemed hesitant, he had no other viable option but to reluctantly agree with Jonathan.

However, just as they were about to make their escape and leap off the cliff, the snakes surrounding them suddenly began to retreat in an organized manner.

Soon, a group of individuals riding on green wolves emerged from the surroundings.

“Um...” Stellario's eyes widened in astonishment as he turned to Jonathan. “I suppose we don't need to jump off the cliff anymore, do we?”

“Yes.” Jonathan frowned. “I suppose we can meet our demise right here and now!”

Eight cultivators, each riding on a green wolf, surrounded them.