Chapter 81: Abyss Hounds
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The group stepped forward, grinning.

"Was it you trying to scare us?" one of them asked.

Aya tugged on Oasis again. "Are they bad guys?" she asked.

"Yeah, they are," Oasis replied, sensing their killing intent.

"Just stay behind me, and you will be fine."

!!!

"She will be fine, huh?" one of the men mocked, and the rest of them laughed.

"Playing hero, are we? You court death, little brat," another man raised his voice.

"Leave him to me," one of the men said, jumping toward Oasis with a menacing glare.

"Fire magic: Phoenix Blaze," Oasis whispered.

A burst of blue flames erupted from his hands, engulfing the attacker.

!!!

The man's screams were short-lived as he was incinerated into ashes, which crumbled to the ground.

Aya's eyes widened in awe.

"That's Phoenix Blaze," she thought, "but big brother's fire is blue. Little me doesn't know blue fire."

"How dare you kill my brother!" one of the remaining men roared, charging at Oasis in a fury.

!!!

"Don't! Let's regroup," the other man warned
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