Hit Back by the Curse Chapter 53

The canyon is at least a thousand meters deep. Even if the conjurer suddenly falls, there is no way he can survive. Emery Xia now has the power to summon the Rainbow Dragon, but he is still connected to Kaia Ogata by a chain! One touch of the chain and it's gone. There was no magic power during the avalanche before, but there was no need to worry about chains. Now he just wanted to smile bitterly.

The train made a roar, and it moved faster. Emery Xia could almost feel the way its lower part lifted up and hit the rails. It might catch fire or fall apart before falling. However, Kaia Ogata looked calm and composed. Her eyes were blank for a few more seconds. Emery Xia's eyes widened because he found that as her fingers moved in the air, the restraints on him that were unable to use large-scale attacks disappeared.

Previously, she had abolished his restriction on summoning three curse spirits at the same time in order to tide over the difficulties. Now these two constraints have disappeared, and at the same time, Kaia Ogata's sense of danger has deepened. All the debris floating in the air disappeared when it touched her - she once again gained the ability to neutralize spells and spirits.

"It's back to the beginning again," Emery Xia said. He had already set up his posture, while Sister Li Zhi just stood there quietly holding the dagger. When she reached out to stir up her long hair, it seemed as if it was about to be blown away by the wind. She said, "Well..."

"I set the train to crash in five minutes." She said as a black switch appeared in her hand. Before, it was completely useless in the hands of Emery Xia and only made him a laughing stock, but in the hands of Kaia Ogata, it was another matter. She flipped the switch without really caring. The last carriage of the train that was almost derailed exploded with a bang. The fire instantly swallowed up the surrounding snow and reacted on the penultimate carriage to accelerate it. This is really dangerous enough. If Emery Xia had known this before, he might not have pressed the switch, but it was part of Kaia Ogata's calculations. The train had almost gone sideways because it was going too fast, but after such a mess, it got back on track, and the track itself made slight adjustments to accommodate it.