The opponent's undying body was partially composed of nine Eternal Ancient Corpses.
Due to the incomplete refinement, the body appeared vast and overwhelming, full of oppression, but the cost was 'slow' movement, lacking coordination and flexibility when mobilizing immortal-level strength.
Even so, Jack Clark and the Eternal Darkness Dragon could only face it head-on; suppressing the opponent was not possible.
The strength possessed by this Nine Nether Monster was far greater than Jack Clark anticipated; its full power during its prime ranked among the strongest in immortality, akin to the difference between the early period and late period.
Without the ability to suppress and defeat this opponent, Jack Clark and the Eternal Darkness Dragon's defeat was only a matter of time.
Unlike the Nine Nether Monster, which had recovered half of its strength, Jack Clark and the Eternal Darkness Dragon were both in a state of limit breakthrough.
