Is that a Wisp?

Instead of retaliating against Rumria, Zamuria had targeted Guria.

The beam of light slammed into Guria, causing her to grunt as blood leaked out of her body in response, having been injured. The attack also distracted her enough that the force unleashed by Rumria began to pressure her body further, slowly causing her to bloat sideways.

"Guria!" Those among the crowd that were part of the Guria Continent shouted in alarm upon seeing the representative of their continent bleed. She was the first to be injured in this fight, while the other two hadn't even suffered a scratch until now.

The Semi-God Realm and God Trial Realm cultivators from the Guria Continent were of the same mind, shouting in worry.

But in contrast, those at the Elementary God Realm and above smirked in response.

"Cough!" Suddenly, Zamuria and Rumria coughed out blood at the same time, shocked to see that they were damaged the same as Guria.

"When did she…?" Zamuria was shocked before she noticed a feather attached to the back of her hand. She immediately chopped off that part of the flesh, noticing the mysterious attack on her had vanished immediately.

Her Spiritual Incarnation wriggled, healing her immediately. Rumria had also done the same as the same thought echoed in their minds, 'Some of her feathers lack any presence. They are able to transfer the damage she receives onto us.'

Guria had just injured the other two when she paused, surprised to see a blade of light piercing her head, instantly expanding in length as her body was severed in two.

Zamuria leaped into the air as countless chakrams flashed above Guria, rotating at high speeds as they rammed into Guria, cutting through her body faster than she could heal.

At the same time, a massive fish leaped out of the flattened layer of water, biting into the lower body of Rumria, shocking her as her lower half was ripped off and swallowed.

The fish vanished immediately as Rumria coughed out blood, her face paling in response as a tenth of her aura plummeted immediately. It was apparent that she had sustained real damage.

In response, even though Guria was hacked into countless pieces, since the attacks didn't consist of any laws, she was perfectly fine.

Suddenly, an energy fluctuation emanated from her body as the blades of light were destroyed. Guria's body began to rapidly heal as her angered face formed.

Though, just when she was about to launch an attack, a fish leaped out of the flattened layer and seeped into her body. Just like the feathers she had launched before, this fish didn't possess any presence and stealthily entered her body.

And soon after that, Guria's body finished healing. Her face paled as she shot a glare at Rumria, coughing out blood as she collapsed to the ground, gasping for air as cracks formed on her body, showing signs of disintegration.

After biting off Rumria's lower half, the fish had condensed it and turned into a tiny fish. After that, it entered the body of Guria and vanished, causing the Spiritual Incarnation of Rumria to collide with her, causing her severe damage.

"Zamuria is powerful!"

The crowd shouted upon seeing the other two candidates collapse to the ground in a pool of their own while Zamuria stood tall, having not suffered a scratch since the start.

"How the hell is this happening?" An Elementary God from the Guria Continent muttered in shock, unable to believe the outcome transpiring before him. "All three are evenly matched. How come Zamuria didn't even suffer a scratch while the other two are already on the ground?"

"Tch!" The Guria Emperor clicked his teeth, frowning at the result. After all, Guria was his daughter, one that he had boasted about all along. Seeing her suffer a disadvantage so early didn't bode well for him.

After all, he wasn't the only Primal God in the Guria continent. There were three others with their respective families. And until now, with the excuse of her being talented and special, he had ensured that every treasure of value was recommended to Guria with the highest priority.

However, if she were to lose now, his actions would be questioned, deeming them selfish. His rapport with the other three Primal Gods would weaken.

'Don't let your father down, Guria!' His hands faintly trembled in anxiety as he almost wished to rush into the battlefield and incite chaos so that none could question his daughter's defeat.

The Rumria Emperor was also of a similar stance, feeling jittery.

"This is due to a simple difference in their experience," Sterlena said. "Even though they are of the same strength, she had cornered them first and forced them to use their offensive to protect themselves. In one move, she gained the initiative and forced them to reveal their cards early."

"Tch!" Guria grunted in anger upon seeing that neither Rumria nor even the one with the advantage, Zamuria, tried to attack her.

She had been planning to counterattack them if they had attempted to do so. She sighed, left with no other choice as her body slowly began to vaporize, turning into a crystalline mist.

Soon, dropping as a lump on the ground was the condensed body of Rumria. After it was freed, it vanished and returned to Rumria's body, instantly causing her legs to grow out.

She got up and stared at the mist that had formed, muttering, "You've already chosen to use your Spiritual Incarnation?"

"Why not? I'll take the lead this time." Saying so, the mist dispersed throughout the arena and vanished, shocking the audience.

For a moment, even the Zamuria Emperor and Rumria Emperor were shocked, wondering how Guria managed to teleport out of the arena. Though, when they used their Divine Sense, they noticed that she was still within the arena but had only turned invisible to all senses.

Frightening!

Even for them, only after they had reinforced their Divine Sense using other laws were they able to notice Guria. And they were Primal Gods while she was a mere God Trial Realm cultivator.

When they thought of how frightening she would become after reaching the Primal God Realm, the two of them shuddered, gazing at the Guria Emperor to see his expression turning smug in response.