But I have to say that after taking the nuclear waste, Calypso not only grew in size, but also his physical defense and recovery also became much stronger. Gray's claws did not pose much threat to her.

Of course, Calypso did not pose much threat to him, except for the bronze spear.

So when Gray pounced on and bite, he seized an opportunity and kicked the bronze spear out from a distance, and then took Calypso to the direction of land.

After all, dragons are still at a disadvantage when fighting in the sea, and they can give full play to their advantages on land or in the air.

However, Gray controlled the direction and did not go to the direction where the two of them were just standing. He still suspected that there was a trap there and could not go.

The two of them hit the land all the way, and the huge waves washed part of the land directly, and then hit the mountains. Along the way, several of the hills were blown up by them.

But the more Gray beat him, the more he felt that something was wrong. Why did the more he hit this woman, the more he beat him, the more fierce he became. It seemed that all the qualities in his body were improving. Could it be that the nuclear waste she just ate had not been completely absorbed?

After moving a distance forward, Gray finally realized something was wrong.

When they fought, they naturally could not move to this side, and sometimes they would move backwards, so he soon discovered that the more the woman went, the stronger her strength would be.

He was a little uncertain, but after paying a small price, he finally tested it out. There was definitely something weird in this mountain range that could increase Calypso's combat effectiveness.

Thinking of this, her bronze spear might have also been taken from it. No wonder she was standing on the mountain before waiting for her to pass, but now she is very cooperative with her moving there. It turns out that she needs to go there.

Gray, who found this, no longer continued to go there, and pulled her back to the beach, but did not enter the sea water, but fought with her on the coastline.

As he fought along the coastline, Gray suddenly discovered something that Calypso's power was slowly fading away, not because he was far away from the mountain, but because the power she had swallowed before began to be exhausted.

After all, it was external force, and it was impossible for her to use it endlessly.

A humanized smile appeared on Greron's face, and he knew that it was impossible for someone who could suddenly burst out with such a strong strength to keep it.

Calypso's strength weakened, and a trace of despair appeared in his eyes, "The gods are dead, everyone is dead, and I am going to die too."

"Haha, the son of Tifeng, die with me. There is no need for gods or monsters in this world!"

I don’t know what kind of activities I experienced in my heart, Calypso’s final consideration was not to continue fighting or escape, but to choose to hug Gray before the power he borrowed had completely subsided, and then recalled the bronze spear.

The bronze spear pierced through the void with an extremely fierce speed, making a harsh whistling sound, and in an instant it had crossed thousands of meters away. Then it pierced from behind the dragon, passed through the stomach, and then pierced through Calypso.

But before that, the dragon had bit her neck and ripped her body hard with four claws.
Chapter completed!