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Chapter 1514 - Chapter 1514 Chapter 463 Titan Monster_3

Chapter 1514: Chapter 463 Titan Monster_3 Chapter 1514: Chapter 463 Titan Monster_3 This way of thinking was very easy to understand once he explained it. the group had a moment of revelation and didn’t ask any more questions.

At this moment, they fully understood why Leonard Churchill was the first to propose the plan to explore the forest at night.

In his words, the five of them discerned the meticulous logical thinking unique to a scholar.

…

Landon Sixteenth Squad, the six of them had already been through several fierce battles together, and normal training at the academy had synchronized them well.

After hearing the explanation, everyone stopped asking questions and followed Leonard Churchill’s commands, advancing further into the dense forest.

Previously they couldn’t kill that “monster,” but now things were different as they had enchanted weapons that were particularly effective against dark creatures.

This gave them all quite a bit of confidence.

And as for Leonard Churchill, he never worried.

Others might never have seen a vampire, but he was all too familiar with them.

Vampires weren’t unkillable, rather they needed decapitation or destruction of the heart.

It was other matters that concerned him more.

From previous information gathered from the villagers, the mist from the Abyssal Rift had always been there, and the “forbidden” had always existed;

and those bandits had only arrived recently.

Thus, the monster in the forest at night wasn’t any vampire, but something else.

And reality turned out exactly as Leonard Churchill had expected.

Before long, a crisis quietly emerged.

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Serli’s olfactory gift was a bloodline talent of the Lizard Race, making his sense of smell more Excellent than most of the canine-type demon beasts.

He led everyone from the logging site where they had first entered deeper into the dense forest, continuing towards the southwest direction.

That was the route taken by the vampire earlier that afternoon.

The surrounding forest grew denser, and the group began hearing rustling noises, as if some creatures were roaming through the forest.

However, since the six of them carried no light sources and deliberately kept their voices down and scents hidden, they weren’t discovered by the predators lurking in the dark.

Garfield was forging ahead, Leonard Churchill, Serli, and Jessica, three Magic Types, were in the middle, Assassin Gael roamed around, and David brought up the rear.

This was a standard expedition formation for a small squad, ready for both offense and defense, prepared to engage in combat at the first sign of trouble.

Each member was elite, and their tactics were well-coordinated.

The group smoothly covered several kilometers.

However, suddenly a dark shadow leaped down from a tree branch.

“Watch out!”

The most sensitive member of the squad, Serli, was the first to issue a warning and without hesitation released a “Blast Card.”

Only then did the form of the creature, perfectly melded into the darkness, become visible in the gust from the blast.

Leonard Churchill glanced at it, seeing a leopard over five meters long, and his pupils constricted slightly: “Shadow Leopard? No, that can’t be right! A First Order Shadow Leopard is only about two meters long, how can it be this huge?”

Before he had a chance to take a closer look, Gael, already in mid-air, slashed at it.

The dagger was an ancient Relic rewarded to Young Master Sack when they kidnapped Scarface in the Black Market, known for its Sharpness.

With the enhancement from prior enchanting, the dagger sliced open a large, bleeding and turned-out wound on the leopard’s hind leg.

However, this wound, fatal to humans, had little effect on the huge body over five meters long.

The leopard then pounced towards Garfield who was up front.

As it turned out, demon beasts were quite intelligent, but woodland beasts would not necessarily recognize armor.

The leopard appeared to think he was large and thus would have the most meat, so it bit hard on his helmet.

Then came the sound of a “crack” as sparks flew everywhere.

Crisp and clear.

Garfield’s armor was another set of Relics, capable of resisting direct attacks from Third or Fourth Tier card masters without trouble.

Listening to that crisp sound, it was evident that it wasn’t the helmet that shattered; it was likely the leopard’s brain was buzzing from the impact.

And with the natural great strength of the Dwarf Race, Garfield watched his head captured in the monster’s mouth without any doubt.

He dropped his sword and shield, grabbed the huge leopard’s head, rolled over, and executed a “Vajra Lock” Fighting Technique, pinning the leopard’s head in place.

Yet the unexpected happened again.

The Royal Academy often conducted practical training against demon beasts.

Normally, a First Order demon beast locked in such a manner would find it difficult to escape.

But after damaging its teeth, the leopard suddenly sensed the danger, fiercely shook its head, and flung Garfield off!

With a “thud,” Garfield crashed heavily into several large trees before coming to a stop.

Seeing this, Leonard Churchill, who was part of the team, was shocked: “Such terrifying power!”

Beasts of the leopard family usually specialized in Agility, but this strength was not just unexpected for a First Order Shadow Leopard; it was beyond what even a typical Second Tier might possess.

Fortunately, Garfield lost his grip, and Leonard Churchill’s cards had already spread out.

The leopard, failing in its attack and instinctively trying to retreat, didn’t expect a net had predicted its sideway path and ran straight into it.

Stuck to the sticky spider web, several vines descended from above and accurately tied around the leopard’s waist.

It was Serli who had unleashed the “Monster Vine Binding”!

And the next moment, footsteps filled the air, and David, as the team’s strongest single combatant, had promptly landed a heavy punch on the monster’s head.

The “Overlord Fist” penetrated with a force aimed straight at the brain, causing the leopard to grunt in pain as it faced the rain of punches…

Hanging mid-air, its strength reduced by ninety percent, the leopard struggled to land, but Gael’s dagger sliced upward from the soft underbelly.

And Garfield, having been thrown off, also furiously charged back.

In an instant, the six-person squad hammered away at the ambushing demon beast.