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... Everyone was stunned!

Another instant kill!

Staring at the ten-meter-tall King Kong Beast on the stage, the faces of Bart and the others turned extremely pale.

No one had expected this outcome.

At this moment, the King Kong Beast was filled with explosive power and emitted an extremely dangerous aura.

“Is this really a Gold-rank spirit beast?”

“Is this a joke?! People would believe it even if you say that it’s an Epic-rank beast.”

“Oh my ...

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