Born Almighty Warrior novel Chapter 953

The two entrances shaped like a dragon's mouth were covered by the ruling power of water and fire respectively. When they first arrived, the entrances were filled with the power of dark and light, but they were soon replaced by the power of water and fire.

"This is the entrance to the Dragon Cave," Hiram said.

Ricky studied the openings, and as he looked up, he noticed that there was an inscription atop the two entrances. Two words were embedded, which said: Dragon Cave.

"Tina, this is our destination. There were likely two Flood Dragons inside the cave once," Ricky said to Tina through his mind.

"Ricky, be careful when you go in. We don't know when Hyatt and Aaron will take action," Tina said worriedly. Now that he didn't have Evil Mandragora by his side, Ricky could be in danger, especially if he entered areas where the power of his zones was blocked.

"Don't worry. If I have to fight them inside, I won't try to reserve my strength anymore," Ricky assured her.

He then concentrated on the surface of the entrance as he tried to sense the power within it. The Water and Fire Rule was at the Emperor Level, but it was compatible with the power of water and fire.

That meant that the creatures who cultivated water power and fire water could work together so that they could enter.

"Where are the people from the Super Palace? Why haven't they arrived yet?" Aaron asked impatiently.

"Patience. They are coming!" Hiram remarked lightly.

He hadn't even finished speaking when four figures rushed over. A middle-aged man seemed to be their leader. And two young men and a woman followed him.

"Spike, it's been a long while since I last saw you!" Hiram said with a smile, as he turned to greet them.

"Ha-ha, I know you are busy in seclusion." Spike Su, the leader of the Super Palace, laughed delightedly.

He glanced at Ricky, and a confused frown spread on his face when he found that Ricky was not a demi-spiritual emperor. Then, he remarked with a hint of ridicule, "Hiram, was the time I gave you to find someone suitable too short?"

But to his confusion, Spike Su could tell that Ricky was relying on his strength to resist the pressure in the depths. His brows scrunched up in wonder, as he thought, 'Is this guy hiding his real strength?'

Spike Su's words showed that he didn't intend to laugh at Ricky. He much preferred to mock Hiram.

"It seems that the two palaces are on bad terms," Ricky remarked to Tina.

"You are right, Spike.

You know, it's really difficult to find a creature at the Demi-spiritual Emperor Level who cultivates the infernal power in our sea area. I had to ask Kenney for help in a hurry!" Hiram exclaimed as if he was troubled by Spike Su's request.

"Then I will have to apologize for what I did," Spike Su conceded gracefully.

"It doesn't matter. If you didn't set such a short time, we might not have found Kenney. Maybe in another way, you've helped me." Hiram smiled. Inwardly, he was quite pleased that Spike Su was underestimating Ricky.

They all stared at each other for a while, but nobody moved to speak. Then, they all turned to Spike Su expectantly, when he unobtrusively cleared his throat.

He smiled and then told everyone, "I know you can't wait any longer.

So why don't we get ready to enter the Dragon Cave?"

At that moment, Hyatt was introducing the three members of the Super Palace to Ricky through telepathy.

The young man in white turned out to be the son of the Super Palace's leader. His name was Bruce Su, and although his father was well-known, he never displayed any exemplary talent.

However, Bruce Su left the sea and went to train on the land a few years ago. He had just returned a few months ago, and he had changed so much. He started challenging the geniuses at the same level as him and he fought someone from the same sea area every day. Until now, he hadn't lost a match.

"Bruce seems to have obtained some wonderful opportunities, but he is not a threat to me!" Ricky replied to Hyatt in a disdainful tone. Of course, in his real heart, he would never look down upon any creature, especially someone who had risen from mediocrity through hard work.

"That's for sure. We're not afraid of him, as long as you are here," Hyatt said, in agreement with him at once.