Orion and Atlas stood unscathed amidst the chaos of the attacks launched by the Fire Wolves. The intensity of the flames had left the air around them distorted and rippling, but they remained untouched.
The shock on the faces of Holden and Grady was palpable, their expressions shifting from arrogance to disbelief as they realized that their attacks had had no effect on Orion and Atlas.
"This is impossible," Holden muttered, his voice barely audible above the crackling of the flames. "How could they have not been harmed?"
Grady shook his head in frustration, looking at his Fire Wolf as if it had failed him. "We must try again," he said with renewed determination. "We cannot let them win."
But Orion just laughed at their foolishness, his voice laced with mockery. "I told you before that your Fire Wolves could not hold a candle to Atlas," he said, his words dripping with sarcasm. "But it seems that you had to see it for yourselves to believe it."
Holden and Grady exchanged glances, their eyes blazing with determination. They knew that they could not afford to lose this battle. Their pride was at stake, and they were not about to let it be tarnished by Orion.
"Let me show you our talent," Holden said, his voice low and menacing. "We are the masters of the Fire Wolves, and we will not be defeated by you."
Grady nodded in agreement, his eyes blazing with an inner fire. "Our talents are unmatched," he said, his voice echoing with conviction. "We will not rest until we have vanquished you and your beast."
And with that, the two unleashed their talents, Wolf Enhancement and Flame Enhancement. The Fire Wolves that surrounded them grew in size and power, their fur blazing with an intense flame that threatened to consume everything in its path.
Orion chuckled when he saw Holden and Grady using their talents, Wolf Enhancement and Flame Enhancement. He had already checked their talents earlier and knew exactly what they were capable of. But it was amusing to watch them try to use their talents against him and Atlas as if it would make a difference.
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[Talent Name: Wolf Enhancement]
[Tier: B]
[Description:]
[Wolf Enhancement is a talent that can be awakened by cultivators. This talent indicates that the cultivator gains the ability to strengthen and enhance the abilities of their wolf beasts.]
[Abilities:]
[Wolf Beast Enhancement: With this ability, the cultivator gains the power to enhance and strengthen the abilities of their wolf species' beasts, making them even more powerful and effective in battle. This ability allows the cultivator to imbue their beasts with energy, granting them increased speed, strength, and agility. The beasts' senses are also heightened, making them even more adept at tracking and sensing their surroundings.]
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[Talent Name: Flame Enhancement]
[Tier: B]
[Description:]
[Flame Enhancement is a talent that can be awakened by cultivators. This talent indicates that the cultivator gains the ability to strengthen and enhance the abilities of their fire-element beasts with their fiery powers and skills.]
[Abilities:]
[Fire Beast Enhancement: With this ability, the cultivator gains the power to enhance and strengthen the abilities of their fire-element beasts, making them even more powerful and effective in battle. This ability allows the cultivator to imbue their beasts with fiery energy, granting them increased speed, strength, and agility.]
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As he watched the Fire Wolves grow in size and power, Orion couldn't help but feel a sense of amusement. These two fools had no idea what they were up against.
Orion checked his system once again to see the description and abilities of their talents. He knew that both talents were good for Fire Wolves, but they were still no match for Atlas, who was a beast of a different caliber altogether.
The Wolf Enhancement talent allowed the cultivator to enhance and strengthen the abilities of their wolf beasts. The cultivator could imbue their beasts with energy, granting them increased speed, strength, and agility. The beasts' senses were also heightened, making them even more adept at tracking and sensing their surroundings.
The Flame Enhancement talent, on the other hand, allowed the cultivator to strengthen and enhance the abilities of their fire-element beasts with their fiery powers and skills. This ability allowed the cultivator to imbue their beasts with fiery energy, granting them increased speed, strength, and agility.
Orion knew that both talents were impressive, but they were still no match for Atlas. Atlas was a beast that had been trained in the Primordial World.
Orion watched as Holden and Grady's talents, Wolf Enhancement and Flame Enhancement began to take effect. The air around them crackled with energy, and the temperature seemed to rise by several degrees.
As the two warriors concentrated, their energy seemed to flow into their Fire Wolves. Orion could see the beasts growing bigger and more muscular, their fur blazing with an intense flame that seemed to burn brighter and hotter than ever before.
The beasts' muscles bulged beneath their fiery fur, and their eyes glowed with intense red light. Orion could feel the heat radiating from them, and he knew that they were now even more dangerous than before. But not for Orion.
Holden and Grady's confidence grew as their Fire Wolves grew in strength. They had underestimated Orion and Atlas, but they believed that their enhanced beasts would be more than enough to defeat them.
Holden and Grady were filled with pride as they watched their enhanced Fire Wolves grow stronger and more powerful with each passing moment. They had underestimated Orion and Atlas, but they believed that their enhanced beasts would be more than enough to defeat them.
Holden and Grady's arrogance was palpable, and they couldn't resist mocking Orion. "What do you think now?" they taunted, their voices laced with sarcasm. "Do you still think you can defeat us?"
Orion remained calm and composed. His eyes locked on his opponents. He knew that their enhanced Fire Wolves were powerful, but he also knew that Atlas was a beast of a different caliber altogether.
