My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calicraft) novel Chapter 1749

Another huge fireball hit the spiritual shield hard.

The huge impact on the shield would cause the spiritual power to dissipate, so they had to continuously deliver spiritual power into the shield from afar.

After half an hour of spiritual power consumption, Citrine's spiritual power was almost depleted.

The impact caused by the most recent fireball made Citrine spit out a mouthful of blood.

The spiritual shield weakened, and Abner's expression turned dark. He stretched out his other hand to increase the transmission of spiritual power.

At the same time, a fireball several times larger than the previous fireball condensed in the sky.

Now, even Abner could not help but yell, "Reinforce defenses!"

The two Profound Oriental Realm experts in Moongaze Court also stretched out their hands to support themselves upward.

The huge fireball came crashing in an instant. A loud noise was heard, and the fireball smashed the spiritual shield.

"Run!"

Abner shouted loudly. With a flash, he flew away into the distance with his closest disciples.

Although Citrine was injured, she responded in time and took only Maggie with a wave of her hand. Only Laverne and Ethel were left standing there in a daze.

Meanwhile, Roscoe took Elistan away.

Several people from Moongaze Court also took away their young disciples of more importance.

The mountain collapsed. The remaining disciples on the mountain were killed in a sea of ​​fire.

The six Profound Oriental Realm experts were dodging the falling fireballs while flying quickly toward Hollow Mountain. When they came to the top of Hollow Mountain, they saw that Hollow Mountain had already disappeared.

They swept the area with their spiritual energy. They did not find anyone from the Divine Strategy Squadron.

Roscoe snorted coldly. "So what if they were prepared? Even their bones aren't left!"

Clyde glanced at Roscoe lightly. "Are you absolutely sure they're dead?"

If what Clyde felt for Roscoe was slight annoyance, it was abhorrence now.