Living With My Lady Boss

The power of the runic pillar shocked al the onlookers Their hearts seemed to Stop beatingat the sight of i theic expressions twisted in pain.

The attack was too sudden and oo intense, and everyone was certain that it would be impossible to avoid.

Ablow tha could not be voided and had the power to destroy everything That was truly tering, he crowd's agonized expressions turned hopeless a once Bruce was fa too powerful this new form.

Even Wilbur's heavy blowhad ot been enough to ll him.

He was clearly unstoppable.

Only Amon, Reed, and Brody seemed to perkup with glee Even if Bruce would not recover from * losing his mind, the only way out forthe.

hee of thems if Wilhur ced.

Wilbue himself was shocked too, Brece's ttsclchad caught him off-guard, as Wilbur did not expect his blade energy to be deflected.

“The pillar of runes was cleat a condensation of the Crystal Bone's energy.

Wilbur would not be able to avoid the blow, nor could he face it head-on.

sbout fo it him at any second now, and Wilbur had no time torespondin theslighest Atthevery last second, an dea hit

of ight appeared

been sruckby the attackif

bods, almost splting him in halt Blond poured out endlessly, mali

But Bruce was somehow.

same blinding glow and terrifying spit pressure Bruce's ave was agape asthe runic pillar ad shot out of his mouth The thick pillar bummed brightly, crawling with runes as it continued to attack Wilbur, Bruce continued to make his way towards Wilbur, the povier ofthe runic pillar increasing with every step

Wilbut was now under

protection of Dragon's Safehaven.

letting the runic pillar

power he had gotten from hat old dragon, granting him immunity

was no way Wilbur would be harmed n the lightest “The runic pill continued toatiack I

of the force and energy of each

Dragon's Safehaven.

colliding against Nonetheless, Bruce had lost alls senses and only had one goalleft in his

continued shooting the runic pillar at Wilbur, getting

did not panic in the lightest as he stared coldly at Bruce Just