Weakest Beast Tamer Gets All SSS Dragons novel Chapter 418

Chapter 418: Chapter 418 - Tamers War - Bridge’s Sky (2/2)

As he held his daughter’s hands, King Coleoran crossed the final line between reluctant leader and willing monster. The transformation was complete, sealed by a father’s love.

The Grand Crystal pulsed with approval, as if it could sense his resolution. Soon, very soon, they would have the power to reshape the world according to their will.

And his little star would see her mother again, no matter the cost.

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Victor fused with his Qilin, and his transformation was spectacular. Yellow scale armor covered his body like a second skin, while golden horns sprouted from his forehead, pulsing with power that made the air around him distort with pure energy.

The contrast with his corrupt opponents was so marked that for a moment, everyone on the bridge stopped simply to observe.

The transformation wasn’t just visual. Where abyssal corruption twisted and devoured, Victor’s fusion radiated purification and harmony. It was like watching the sun rise in the middle of a storm.

"That day," Victor said, his voice now amplified by the combined power of his beasts, "you caught me by surprise."

His gaze fixed specifically on the two triple tamers who had caused so much chaos at the Academy. The memory of that battle still burned in his mind.

"Too many innocents, too many hostages, too many children in the vicinity," he continued, his tone growing colder with each word. "I held back to protect them."

Maximilian, floating at a prudent distance on his spectral crow, felt a chill that had nothing to do with altitude. There was something in Victor’s voice... a promise of violence unconstrained by mercy or hesitation.

"But this time," Victor smiled, and the expression was more terrifying than any battle roar, "I have no intention of holding back."

He raised both hands, power concentrating visibly as his eagle and his Qilin synchronized their energies.

"Mineralization Storm!"

What followed redefined what everyone believed possible in aerial combat.

Victor expelled a barrage of mineral stakes that materialized directly by enlarging concentrated dust from the air. These weren’t normal projectiles, they were pure crystalline formations, each one imbued with enough power to pierce through abyssal armor and corrupt flesh alike.

The attack was both beautiful and terrifying, like watching deadly diamonds rain from every direction.

The first salvo hit ten of the lesser attackers simultaneously. Their beasts disintegrated on contact with the purified minerals, and the tamers fell from the sky screaming as pure energy burned the corruption directly from their bodies.

The first triple tamer managed to dodge, but Victor had anticipated the difference in agility and repeated the attack instantly.

This time the enemy couldn’t escape unscathed.

A stake caught him in the shoulder, and the man howled as his Abyssal Scorpion’s claw simply vanished, unable to exist in proximity to such purity.

For the other lower-level abyssal flying squadrons, things were again much worse.

"Scatter!" Maximilian shouted, but it was already too late.

Victor had transformed into a storm of destruction moving through the air behind them. His eagle executed maneuvers that defied physics while his Qilin provided a seemingly infinite supply of purified energy stakes.

Each attack was devastating. Every movement calculated to maximize damage against opponents who depended on abyssal corruption. Victor moved through the enemy formation like a natural disaster, leaving trails of golden light and falling enemies in his wake.

The second triple tamer tried to flee with a desperate attack, launching his scorpion directly toward Victor in a suicidal attempt to cause at least some damage or buy time.

But Victor caught it.

With a hand transformed by fusion with the Qilin, he simply grabbed the three-meter-long creature as if it were a normal insect and instantly purified it. The abyssal creature disintegrated in his hands, becoming golden dust that dispersed in the wind.

"Is that all?" Victor asked, his voice carrying across the silent aerial battlefield.

The survivors, Maximilian, the triple tamers with one wounded, and a handful of lesser soldiers, floated at a short distance, the faces of the weaker ones showing terror and disbelief.

In less than five minutes, Victor had completely dismantled an ambush that would have been certain death for anyone else.

"Next time," Victor said, addressing specifically Maximilian, "bring more soldiers. These weren’t enough for a proper warm-up."

The dominance was absolute. Even the troops on the bridge had yet to keep advancing, too fascinated by the aerial spectacle to continue their own battles.

Victor Dravenholm had established, by unequivocally decimating the ambush that should have meant his death, that mastery of the air over the abyss bridge belonged to him completely.

But he had made a fundamental tactical error.

In his fervor to leverage his superior power and pursue and eliminate Maximilian, he had pushed too far to the other side of the bridge. What had begun as a proactive-aggressive pursuit had now become a dangerously exposed position.

However, he still wasn’t ready to throw in the towel. Victor intended to finish what he started...

He launched himself with everything against Maximilian.

Maximilian, despite having lost the direct aerial battle, demonstrated why he had been chosen to command this operation. Instead of fleeing in panic or attempting another direct confrontation, did something Victor hadn’t anticipated.

He used his numerous troops as a shield.

"Defensive coverage!" Maximilian roared, directing his spectral crow in a tactical retreat that kept him just outside Victor’s immediate reach, but within support range of his main forces.

Dozens of Yino soldiers responded immediately, reorganizing into formations that maximized aerial coverage.

And then... Maximilian finally had Victor where he wanted.

’Cowardly strategy,’ he thought bitterly, ’but effective.’

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