Adrian's eyes lit up with interest, and Tyron, along with the Violet Rain Bird, knew trouble was coming. The Fire Unicorn had caught Adrian's attention, and when something like that happened, things rarely ended well. From their experience, whatever Adrian focused on faced one of two fates—submission or death. There were no exceptions.

The Fire Unicorn had provoked them first. Had it just retreated quietly, things might not have escalated.

Adrian’s voice was cold as he spoke, "Sorry, little one. You have only one choice now: submit or die. Make your decision."

His words sent a chill through the air. The Fire Unicorn roared in fury, eyes locked on Adrian as if it wanted to tear him apart.

"Trying to intimidate me, are you? Impressive. A Divine Stage unicorn is no small feat. If you can break out of the cage I’m about to set, you’re free to go," Adrian said calmly.

With a wave of his hand, Adrian summoned a cage around the Fire Unicorn. The creature thrashed violently, determined to