Bio-engineered Dinosaur in the immortal world-Chapter 29: Cruel Nature of Wildlife

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The first Dragorooster launched forward, its bladed feet flashing in the moonlight.

The second reacted instantly, its tail whipping forward like a spear, aiming straight for its rival's throat.

CLANG!

The first strike clashed as their weapons met in mid-air, sending sparks flying into the darkness.

Neither gained the upper hand.

Both Dragoroosters immediately adjusted their stances, their movements eerily smooth as they prepared to clash again.

The second Dragorooster feinted, faking a low kick, before abruptly twisting its body, sending its razor-sharp tail slicing through the air.

The first Dragorooster, however, anticipated the maneuver.

It ducked low, its talons digging into the dirt, before springing forward at an unnatural speed.

SHING!

Its bladed feet lashed out like swords, striking at multiple angles at once.

The second Dragorooster barely had time to counter, using its tail to deflect three strikes in quick succession—

CLANG! CLANG! CLANG!

Each strike sent shockwaves rippling through the air, the force so intense that the ground itself cracked beneath them.

Wei Long watched in fascination as they continued their deadly duel, their movements flawless, their instincts razor-sharp.

Is this wildlife of the immortal world? He exclaimed in fascination.

It's the first time he sees one since he was always the one hunting, killing and fighting.

Unlike human warriors, who relied on technique and training, these beasts fought purely on instinct and reflexes.

They had no wasted movements.

No hesitation.

Only pure, lethal precision.

A true battle of apex predators.

And yet—

Neither could gain the advantage.

They were perfect equals, their attacks and defenses canceling each other out with every exchange.

They clashed again and again, their movements growing faster, their strikes more ferocious, their battle turning into a violent storm of flashing blades.

Each time their spear-like tails met, it sounded like metal crashing against metal, echoing through the night like a song of war.

Their golden claws gleamed under the moonlight, their every motion a masterpiece of deadly efficiency.

After what felt like an eternity of relentless combat, they finally—

Separated.

Both Dragoroosters stumbled back, panting, their bodies covered in thin, shallow cuts, proof of their evenly matched abilities.

Their eyes remained locked onto each other, neither willing to submit, yet both beginning to realize—this fight wasn't going to end quickly.

They were too evenly matched.

Xi Na let out a shaky breath, her heart pounding.

She turned to Wei Long, her voice barely above a whisper.

"They... they really are terrifying."

Wei Long, however, simply grinned.

His gaze never left the Dragoroosters as he muttered—

"They're strong, yeah..."

His claws tightened slightly, his muscles tensing in anticipation.

"But that just makes this even more interesting," he said with greed and hunger in his eyes.

Xi Na froze, her breath caught in her throat as she observed Wei Long's expression.

His golden reptilian eyes gleamed with something... unsettling.

Saliva dripped from the edges of his razor-sharp teeth.

His entire dinosauric maw was parted in a grin, his massive fangs fully displayed—a horrifying yet strangely amused smirk.

This was not the look of a mere observer.

It was the look of a predator waiting for the perfect moment to strike.

Xi Na hesitated.

For a moment, she considered saying—

"Let's capture them."

But seeing his hunger, feeling the dangerous aura radiating off him, she immediately dismissed the thought.

No.

Wei Long was still a beast.

A beast that knew what it meant to devour and grow stronger.

If she said anything now, it might not end well for her either.

So, she stayed silent.

Her focus shifted back to the Dragoroosters, who had already resumed their battle—

But now, their movements were slower.

Their feathers were stained with blood, their breaths heavy as they circled each other once more.

But despite their exhaustion, their battle only became more violent.

More savage.

The losing Dragorooster was desperate, its every movement fueled by pure instinctual survival.

Its spear-like tail lashed out, aiming for the throat of the stronger Dragorooster.

But the winner, despite being exhausted, still had enough strength to react.

With a sharp sidestep, it barely avoided the fatal strike, countering immediately with a brutal kick.

SHING!

Its razor-sharp talon sliced across the weaker Dragorooster's chest, leaving behind a deep, bleeding gash.

The injured Dragorooster screeched, staggering backward.

But it wasn't done yet.

With one last desperate surge, it lunged forward, its tail whipping at full force—aimed directly at the winner's eye.

A lethal blow.

But just before impact—the victorious Dragorooster twisted its head to the side.

The spear-tail missed by mere inches.

And in that instant—it unleashed its strongest attack yet.

Both of its bladed feet flashed forward—

SLAASH!

The losing Dragorooster's chest was torn apart in one clean motion.

It let out a final, weak gurgling cry before its body collapsed onto the dirt.

Blood pooled beneath it.

It was over.

The stronger Dragorooster stood victorious, heaving, its feathers stained with its rival's blood.

And then—

It threw its head back.

"COCK-A-DOODLE-DOO!!!"

The sound was deafening.

It wasn't just a call—it was a declaration that he is the winner of the territorial dispute!

A roar of dominance that echoed through the forest.

The strongest had survived.

But—

That would be its last crow.

Suddenly, not far away from it.

Swoosh!

A shadow flashed forward at terrifying speed.

Xi Na's eyes barely registered what happened.

In the fraction of a second—

Wei Long moved.

And he moved fast.

The victorious Dragorooster sensed him immediately.

But—

It was too late.

It was too exhausted to react properly.

All it could do was instinctively counterattack.

Its spear-like tail shot forward, aiming directly for Wei Long's chest.

THUNK!

The attack landed.

The sharp point pierced into Wei Long's thick scales—

But—

It barely scratched him.

Xi Na's eyes widened.

"W-what...?"

Wei Long didn't even flinch.

Wasn't the attack from the tail of the Dragoroosters supposed to be able to penetrate through any defense?

Suddenly, Wei Long's massive claws swung downward—and with one effortless swipe, he knocked the Dragorooster's tail to the side like a twig.

Then—

CHOMP!

His jaws snapped shut around the Dragorooster's head.

CRACK!

Its skull shattered instantly.

Xi Na gasped, her entire body freezing in shock.

It happened so fast.

Too fast.

And then—

A memory surfaced in her mind.

When she and the other demonic cultivators fought each other...

Wei Long had done the exact same thing.

The exact same technique.

Back then, before the others could even react—

Wei Long had instantly killed his first target.

A one-strike kill.

A brutal, efficient, true predator's kill.

Xi Na's breath turned shaky.

"No wonder... no wonder he's so confident."

Wei Long was not just strong.

He was a monster.

A terrifying beast whose instincts and abilities made him a true apex predator.

And then—

GULP.

Wei Long swallowed the first Dragorooster whole.

He wasn't done yet.

His eyes slowly turned toward the fallen, weaker Dragorooster.

The one that had already lost the battle.

It was dying, its breath weak.

But for Wei Long—

That didn't matter.

A meal was a meal.

He stepped forward, opening his gaping maw once again—

And with one swift motion,

He swallowed the second Dragorooster, too.

And then—

Ding!

A sound echoed in his mind.

Wei Long's eyes gleamed with intense predatory light.