Nine-headed Xiangliu... oh no, now it's one, two, three-headed Xiangliu, with severed heads on either side of the largest neck in the middle.
The roar came from the largest skull in the center.
From the forehead down to the neck, its whole body was drenched in blood, and its eyes cracked with fissures. The neck extended down a fractured body of over thirty feet, revealing a series of spine bones, with internal organs dropping down.
The three-headed Xiangliu, dragging such a body, roared unwillingly and charged into the distance.
As it ran, parts kept dropping off its body.
Not even ten miles in, what remained was just the head and neck, leaving a skeleton.
Boom boom boom!
Warships crashed through the waves and began bombarding Xiangliu.
Fiery explosions erupted around Xiangliu's remains, and despite its evasive maneuvers, it was to no avail.
