Chapter 146 The Death of the Vulture
When the two felt the energy produced by the explosion, they both trembled. Jess swallowed and said in a trembling voice, "In such an explosion, the girl is most likely gone."
"Alas, we are still late." Mallory sighed.
When they saw the man and the horse not far from the battle scene, their mouths couldn't help twitching two times. They were speechless to the extreme. At this time, Locke had changed into new clothes and was lying leisurely on a rock. Sleipnir was also joking. They were not anxious at all.
Finally, the flames began to disperse.
The two men, who were about to move, froze again.
A purple transparent light curtain enveloped Athena in the middle. Besides the position where Athena was standing, the ground had already been cracked by the energy of the explosion, and there were uneven pits everywhere.
When Mallory and Kipling were still astonished, Athena had disappeared from where she stood and then appeared next to the vulture.