The Primordial Tamer

Chapter 128 Orion's Turn In The Wind Section

?After Viktor and Inferno emerged victorious in their epic battle against Selene and Luna, the atmosphere in the arena was charged with a mix of awe, excitement, and disappointment. The onlookers, who had been on the edge of their seats throughout the fight, were quick to voice their opinions on the outcome, with many expressing their admiration for Viktor and Inferno's incredible skills and determination.

One group of spectators, a cluster of young children who had been watching the battle with rapt attention, erupted into cheers as Viktor and Inferno emerged victorious. "That was so cool!" one boy exclaimed, jumping up and down in excitement. "Inferno's flames were like, whoosh! And Luna was so fast! I couldn't even keep up!" His friends nodded in agreement, their eyes shining with excitement.

Nearby, a group of teenagers huddled together, their expressions a mix of amazement and envy. "Did you see how Viktor and Inferno worked together?" one girl said, her voice filled with awe. "They were like a well-oiled machine! And those fireballs...wow!" Her friends nodded in agreement, their eyes still fixed on the arena as the smoke from the battle began to clear.

A Couple in their forties with their faces etched with disappointment. "I can't believe Selene and Luna lost," the woman sighed. "They fought so hard...but Viktor and Inferno were just too powerful." Her husband nodded in agreement, his eyes still fixed on the arena. "It was a tough battle," he said. "But you have to hand it to Viktor and Inferno. They were just too good."

Further away, a group of older men were deep in discussion, their voices hushed as they analyzed the battle. "It was a close one," one man said, stroking his beard thoughtfully. "But in the end, Viktor's strategy was just too good. He knew how to use Inferno's power to his advantage." His friends nodded in agreement, their eyes fixed on the arena where Viktor and Inferno were now basking in their victory.

As the excitement from the previous battle slowly faded, the arena began to stir once more, the air heavy with anticipation as the next participants made their way onto the battlefield. The Beast Master Orion strode confidently into the arena, his eyes alight with a fierce determination that sent shivers down the spines of his opponents.

Beside him, a massive beast loomed, its fur as white as snow and its eyes as blue as the deepest ocean. This was Nova, a Primordial Fenrir with a glacial attribute, and he radiated an aura of coldness that chilled the air around him.

Nova's size was breathtaking, even larger than a typical Fenrir, with sharp fangs that glinted menacingly in the light. His muscles rippled beneath his fur, his movements graceful and swift, despite his massive frame. As he walked, the ground beneath him seemed to freeze and crack, leaving a trail of ice in his wake.

The fur covering Nova's body was thick and fluffy, providing insulation from the freezing temperatures of his icy environment. It flowed around him like a billowing cloak, rippling in the wind as he moved. His tail, long and thick, trailed behind him like a banner, the fur at the tip forming a fluffy ball that swayed with each step.

His eyes, as blue as the coldest glacier, were filled with a fierce intelligence and a burning determination. They glinted with an otherworldly light that seemed to pierce through the hearts of those who dared to look into them. Even as he stood at his master's side, Nova's gaze was fixed on the arena, his attention focused on the upcoming battle.

As Orion and Nova took their place in the arena, their opponent entered from the opposite side. The crowd gasped in awe as they caught sight of the challenger, a woman with a lithe frame and a steely expression. Her hair was long and silver, cascading down her back in a waterfall of shimmering strands. Her eyes were a piercing green, filled with a fierce determination that matched Orion's own.

Beside her, a creature stood at attention, ready for battle. It was a massive dragon, its scales as black as midnight and its eyes a glowing red. Smoke curled from its nostrils, and its wings stretched out to either side, revealing razor-sharp claws that glinted menacingly in the light.

The dragon's muscles rippled beneath its scales, and its eyes gleamed with a fierce intelligence. It was a force to be reckoned with, and the crowd could sense that the battle ahead would be a challenging one for both sides.

The dragon beside the woman was an impressive sight to behold. Its scales shimmered in the light, reflecting a dark, ominous sheen that seemed to repel the very essence of life. Its massive frame loomed over the arena, its wingspan stretching out to an impressive size. The crowd gazed up at the dragon in awe, their eyes fixed on its razor-sharp claws that glinted menacingly in the light.

The dragon's muscles rippled beneath its scales, each movement of its body exuding power and strength. It stood at attention, its head held high as it surveyed the arena with a fierce intelligence. Smoke curled from its nostrils, the only indication of the fire that lay within its belly, waiting to be unleashed upon its opponent.

Its eyes blazed with a fiery intensity, reflecting the determination and tenacity of its owner. The dragon was a force to be reckoned with, and the crowd could sense that the battle ahead would be a challenging one for both sides. It was clear that this creature had seen many battles and emerged victorious from each one, making it a formidable opponent for Orion and Nova.

The dragon's presence in the arena sent a chill through the air, and the spectators held their breath as the battle began. The clash of titans that followed was a sight to behold, with the dragon unleashing its full power and the beastly Nova responding with its own might.

The stage was set for an epic battle between Orion and his beast, Nova, and their opponent's fierce dragon. The crowd held its breath as the two sides prepared to clash, their eyes fixed on the arena with a mix of anticipation and awe.

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