Nonetheless, the Tri-headed Lionhound developed the ability itself, even with the "wise" tail head, its vision and knowledge aren’t up to par, resulting in it developing this bizarre "self-propelled wind pillar turret".
It seems powerful at first glance, with endless attacks, but the weaknesses are quite obvious. Whether it’s controlling the pace or directly countering a head’s core, it can easily throw them into chaos.
Such a supreme talent ends up developing an ability like this, it’s somewhat regretful.
However, the Tri-headed Lionhound is currently an enemy, and Angel is quite grateful that their level isn’t sufficient, otherwise he would have been the one fleeing today.
After pinpointing the weakness, Angel starts to master the battle tempo and quickly initiates an attack on the Tri-headed Lionhound.
Sure enough, once the rhythm is controlled, the Tri-headed Lionhound immediately falls into disarray, but with the cooperation of the tail and secondary heads, the main head eventually regained its balance, ready to switch tactics for a new round of attack.
Judging by Angel’s speculation on the main head’s combat behavior, switching tactics would likely involve two options: enhancing technique or boosting attack power.
If it could enhance technique, it would have done so already, so it can only be increasing attack power.
As for how to increase it? It’s likely still working on that self-propelled turret.
Previously, the self-propelled turret was seamlessly connected with three turbines, allowing the wind pillar to maintain permanently; however, like that, even if the three turbines ran continuously, it was only a single wind pillar.
Angel speculates that the main head aims to enhance the attack by turning the wind pillar into two, or three?
His speculation quickly received feedback: It was correct.
The main head started releasing all three turbines, unleashing three wind pillars, instantly tripling the power.
However, upon seeing this, Angel secretly shook his head. Although the power indeed increased threefold, the three turbines must release simultaneously to achieve such an effect. From the previous battle, it is already apparent that the turbines can become fatigued. Releasing all three turbines simultaneously prevents them from rotating for rest; once the wind pillar ends, the Tri-headed Lionhound will inevitably enter a window period.
And the window period is the best time to deal with the Tri-headed Lionhound.
A minute later, the triple wind pillar gradually vanished. The Tri-headed Lionhound’s three tails at this time drooped limply behind, as if utterly drained.
At least within half a minute, the Tri-headed Lionhound could no longer release wind pillars, and this was Angel’s opportunity.
Angel exploded with terrifying energy, made several rapid advances, navigated through several gusts, and reached the Tri-headed Lionhound’s front in less than fifteen seconds.
In the main head’s horrified gaze, Angel extended his index finger and lightly tapped the main head’s brow.
—His slightly clumsy Heart Illusion could only touch at close range.
As the finger touched the brow, the pre-constructed Heart Illusion model emitted a bright glow, traveling along the magic power conduit, directly entering the Tri-headed Lionhound’s body.
With visible speed, the main head’s gaze transformed from horror to dazed, finally plunging entirely into confusion and a vacant state.
The secondary and tail heads also witnessed this scene with their own eyes, moreover, as the second and third privileges of the Tri-headed Lionhound’s body, they detected the anomaly within.
"How could this happen? What did you do?" The secondary head exclaimed.
Angel ignored the secondary head and instead looked at the tail head, whose eyes yet remained clear and spoke with silence: "Your previous advice to the main head was rather wise. However, I want to tell you, even if at that time the main head had followed your suggestion, the result would have been the same."
This statement was meant to be shared before the battle, but Angel’s experience tells him that boasting before a fight often backfires. Now that the situation is settled, saying it poses no harm.
After saying this, Angel again tapped twice, touching the brows of the secondary and tail heads.
He didn’t know if the secondary and tail heads would replace the main head as the main consciousness after it enters the Heart Illusion; to avoid mishaps, he chooses to deal with them first.
Thus, the Tri-headed Lionhound is enjoying a triple Heart Illusion addition.
Once the Tri-headed Lionhound was bewildered by the Heart Illusion, Angel felt confident enough to place the Tri-headed Lionhound into the initial outer Illusionary Realm.
The Heart Illusion isn’t easily broken; not even Hurricane or the other two Wind generals can, in a short time, summon the Tri-headed Lionhound from this outer Illusionary Realm. So, in this battle, the Tri-headed Lionhound is effectively done.
Angel watched as the Tri-headed Lionhound’s confused silhouette moved away, and he let out a brief sigh of relief.
Considering the presence of the tail head, he had been prepared to use Special Ability, but found it unexpectedly simple, managing to control it with the most rudimentary Heart Illusion.
However, had the main and tail heads switched places, resolving the matter would have been much more difficult. Yet fate played its hand; the main head of the Tri-headed Lionhound was unfortunately a brute, somewhat distrustful of the tail head, which allowed Angel an easy victory.
Having dealt with the Tri-headed Lionhound, Angel turned his gaze elsewhere.