The Primordial Tamer

Kragoth's eyes blazed with an otherworldly light as he continued to charge up his Dark Energy Blast. The air around him crackled with dark energy, and the spectators watched in awe as the swirling vortex of power grew larger and larger.

As Kragoth continued to charge up his Dark Energy Blast, Orion remained calm and collected. He watched the scene with a steady gaze, not saying a word. Despite the intense power emanating from Kragoth's attack, Orion had faith in Nova's abilities and knew that his beast was more than capable of handling whatever Kragoth could throw at him.

Orion's confidence only seemed to frustrate Xander even more. He couldn't understand how the rookie could be so calm in the face of such overwhelming power. But as the energy continued to build, it became clear that Xander was right to be worried.

A smirk appeared on Nova's face, surprising both Xander and the audience. Nova remained completely still, even as Kragoth's Dark Energy Blast grew larger and more powerful. It was clear that the Primordial Fenrir was unafraid of Kragoth's attack.

Xander gritted his teeth, clearly annoyed by Nova's lack of fear. "What's so funny, rookie?" he snapped at Orion. "You think this is a joke?"

Orion just shrugged, his confidence unshaken. "I don't think it's a joke, Xander," he replied calmly. "I just trust in Nova's abilities. He's proven time and time again that he's more than capable of handling any attack."

Xander sneered, clearly not convinced. "You're just a cocky rookie who got lucky," he spat back. "You have no idea what you're up against."

Orion raised an eyebrow, intrigued by Xander's words. "Is that so?" he said, his tone skeptical. "I think I have a pretty good idea of what I'm up against. And I'm not afraid."

Xander's eyes blazed with anger as he watched Kragoth's Dark Energy Blast continue to grow. "You should be afraid," he said, his voice dripping with malice. "This is the end for your precious Nova."

But even as Xander spoke, Nova remained calm and still. He seemed to be waiting for something, almost as if he knew that Kragoth's attack was no match for his own power.

The audience watched in awe as Kragoth's Dark Energy Blast reached its peak, the swirling vortex of energy growing larger and larger. But just as it seemed like the attack was about to hit Nova, something incredible happened.

The audience held their breath as Kragoth unleashed his Dark Energy Blast towards Nova. The swirling vortex of energy grew larger and larger, and it seemed like there was no escape for the Primordial Fenrir. However, to everyone's surprise, Nova didn't budge. He stood still, his ice-blue fur bristling with energy as he took the full force of Kragoth's attack.

Xander laughed triumphantly as the attack hit Nova, confident that he had finally defeated his opponent. The blast of dark energy hit Nova with full force, enveloping him in a cloak of darkness.

"As I said, rookie, you have no idea what you're up against," Xander sneered as Kragoth's Dark Energy Blast hit Nova. "Your precious Nova is nothing compared to the power of Kragoth. You may have thought you were ready for this battle, but clearly, you were wrong."

Xander's words were filled with malice as he took pleasure in seeing Nova being hit by the attack. He was determined to humiliate Orion and prove that his own beast, Kragoth, was the stronger and more powerful one.

As Kragoth's Dark Energy Blast hit Nova, a deafening explosion rocked the entire arena. The spectators watched in shock as Nova took the full force of the attack, his body enveloped in a blinding white light.

The crowd's excitement turned into gasps of horror as they feared the worst. The Primordial Fenrir had stood strong against Kragoth's previous attacks, but this time it looked like he might not have survived.

Whispers and murmurs filled the arena as the audience struggled to process what they had just witnessed. They had been on the edge of their seats, cheering for Nova just moments before, but now they were left feeling helpless and uncertain.

"He's done for," someone muttered, shaking their head in disbelief.

"I can't believe it. He was doing so well," another whispered to their friend, their face twisted in disappointment.

The audience had been rooting for Nova since the beginning of the battle, hoping that he would emerge victorious against the reigning Dark Wolf King. But now, their hopes were dashed as it seemed like their beloved Primordial Fenrir had been defeated.

Xander couldn't contain his joy at seeing Nova take such a devastating blow. He laughed triumphantly, relishing in his victory over the rookie trainer.

"Looks like your precious Nova wasn't as strong as you thought he was, Orion," Xander sneered, turning to face his opponent. "You were so confident in his abilities, but it seems like he was no match for Kragoth's power."

Orion remained calm and collected, despite the chaos unfolding around him. He knew that Nova was strong enough to withstand Kragoth's attack, and he refused to let Xander's taunts get to him.

"You underestimate Nova's strength, Xander," Orion replied coolly. "He's proven time and time again that he can handle anything you throw at him."

Xander scoffed, clearly not convinced. "Don't be ridiculous, Orion. It's clear that Kragoth has emerged victorious. You and your beast were never a match for us."

But Orion refused to back down. He had faith in Nova's abilities, and he knew that the battle was far from over. "The battle isn't over yet, Xander," he said firmly. "Nova still has some tricks up his sleeve. You'll see."

Xander just laughed, clearly amused by Orion's confidence. "You're delusional, Orion," he said, shaking his head in disbelief. "You and your beast are finished. It's time to admit defeat."

Despite Xander's attempts to belittle and humiliate him, Orion remained calm and composed. He knew that Nova was strong enough to withstand Kragoth's Dark Energy Blast, and he was confident that his beast was still in the fight.

Orion smiled serenely, unfazed by Xander's words. "You underestimate us, Xander," he said calmly. "Nova is stronger than you give him credit for."

Xander scoffed, clearly not impressed. "You're delusional," he spat back. "Nova's nothing compared to Kragoth. You may as well give up now."

But just as Xander finished speaking, something unexpected happened.