The Boss King actually disguised himself as a novice village chief?!
Chapter 763 - 547 [Visitor from Beyond the Skies·Star Child Annelar]_2

Chapter 763: Chapter 547 [Visitor from Beyond the Skies·Star Child Annelar]_2

Mico raised his arm to wipe the water off his face and charged forward as Shek shook his magic wand again, not forgetting to throw a few alchemical tools to interrupt him.

The auto-targeting dart hit the accountant Shek, causing his body to stagger, thus abruptly interrupting his magic.

Furiously jumping, the accountant Shek uttered a few curses before he began to swing his wand again, gathering stones.

Then Mico threw another dart, interrupting his actions again.

He had to start all over again.

As the accountant was about to swing his wand again, Mico had already rushed in front of him, thrusting his sword.

The accountant had to retreat backward to dodge, attempting to block with his wand, as he was not proficient in close combat, but the longsword accurately hit his shoulder.

The wand fell from his hand.

Without support, the accountant Shek fell to the ground, clutching his head as if a turtle trying to retreat into its shell.

Mico couldn’t believe it: "That was simple."

Though he said it was simple, his sword swings were not slow at all. A fierce flurry of stabs successfully reduced the enemy’s life points by 90%, leaving only 500 points remaining.

"What have you all done!"

A powerful force burst forth from the accountant Shek’s body, and Mico, anticipating this, quickly retreated.

He swiftly applied various boosts and shields on himself.

"Finally, phase two!"

To break through the barrier with such a terrifying scale laid by Lord Lind, how could there only be such a weak creature hidden inside.

"You! What have you done!" Shek’s body twisted, with the bones on his back breaking through the flesh like fangs extending out.

His back burned, emitting bursts of foul-smelling Dark Flame, with flesh peeling off like snowflakes, his body emitting sharp explosive noises, the sounds eerily coming from the bones!

Stripped of flesh, leaving only a distorted, deformed skeleton, he became like a flute made of bone; that ugly pale head and limbs were merely decorations.

Soon even the decorations disappeared, he was completely charred, but the sharp explosive noise still filled the air.

Mico tried to deliver a finishing blow, but found the opponent’s life points rapidly dropping to zero.

The huge flute-like body finally extended its backbones, erectly piercing the ground at an angle.

The water surface rippled.

Boom, something seemed to be emerging.

Countless screams similar to the last agonizing sounds made by Shek before his death came from all directions, screeching like fingernails scraping glass, discomforting to hear.

Boom, the water surface began to boil.

The blue-green light grew brighter and brighter until a snake-like "Dragon" appeared in sight.

It was a behemoth over a hundred meters long, shaped like an eel but with a dragon-like head wearing a skull mask, with over a dozen slender legs resembling an arthropod’s exoskeleton legs, flailing wildly while swimming, with vertical "fins" on its back, but upon closer inspection, those "fins" were actually "clarinets."

[Otherworldly Visitor · Star Child Annelar, lv70]

[Life: 290000/290000]

"Damn!"

Seeing the health bar, Mico’s scalp went numb.

"The gap between phase one and phase two is too huge."

Star Child Annelar moved its body as if swimming in the water, freely moving in the air.

Its back "clarinets" made another irritating burst of sound, as stones materialized out of thin air, turning into a meteor shower aimed at Mico while it twisted its body.

Unavoidable.

In the end, all Mico could do was blurt out a curse.

"Damn!"

The explosion of blue-green starlight engulfed him, instantly emptying his health bar, giving him no chance to resist.

...

"So this is Star Child?"

Lord Lind had already encountered various bizarre creatures; the Star Child was vast but not as much as the King of Black Phosphorus, comparable only to the Sin Dragon in size, its strength uncertain.

What really concerned Lord Lind was its adept skill in creating barriers, capable of limiting the number of undead it contacts.

Massive numbers of the Undead are battling Star Child Annelar, each having to face the Star Child individually.

Are these all physical beings, or peculiar effects of the Barrier, or perhaps projections of power?

Regardless, Star Child Annelar causes the Undead to lose their numerical advantage; for the first time, these Undead, who typically rely on overwhelming in numbers, are truly facing a formidable enemy.

As expected, all initial encounters end in death.

No one can withstand even the second attack.

Soon, more Undead leap back into the deep pit, actively engaging Star Child Annelar, only to meet undesirable outcomes.

This is already the third time Pang is facing Star Child Annelar; upon encountering, he quickly moves, narrowly avoiding bombing through the use of Alchemical Tools, and successfully charges in front of Star Child Annelar.

A full-power hit!

Life Points -3

"What?"

With 290,000 Life Points, it would take about 97,000 hits to defeat the opponent, and it’s an impossible task for him alone to carry out.

If relying on the Undead’s own speed to dodge the opponent’s attacks, then by skillful playing, using 97,000 offensive opportunities to gradually whittle down the opponent, though difficult, isn’t impossible.

There’s always a master, always someone who can achieve it.

But they depend on various Alchemical Tools to dodge attacks, and it’s not possible to equip or use them indefinitely.

He needs to land 97,000 hits accurately, and might need to dodge up to around 150,000 or even 250,000 times.

Whereas the opponent only needs to land a hit once.

A long, spear-like leg sweeps over, striking Pang.

Resurrected again.

"This is unplayable."

There are many among the Undead who share the same thought as Pang; winning and losing are two different things, continuing the fight is merely a waste of time.

Before returning to the pit, he approaches Lord Lind and Mico actively.

"Lord Lind! I have seen what lies beneath, it’s truly an outsider, a monster known as ’Annelar’ but we are no match for it."

Seeing Lord Lind nod, Pang tentatively shares all the information he knows, as he suddenly remembers that his mission was not to defeat Star Child Annelar.

"We still need more information," Lind said.

"Yes, I understand!"

Pang immediately realizes this isn’t a battle involving the Undead; their role is to gather data, ensuring they collect enough weaknesses and information before Lind will actively join the battle.

Many other Undead heard the undisguised discussion and turned to leave.

The "true gameplay" quickly spread amongst them, and the Undead change their combat strategy from being aggressive to staying alive as long as possible to ascertain the reality and capabilities of Star Child Annelar.

More and more information is gathered, and even though Lind hasn’t truly faced Star Child Annelar in battle, he has already grasped most of the opponent’s moves.

It’s not ruled out that the opponent might look down on the Undead, thus not employing their full strength and merely playing around.

But this possibility is low, as according to investigations by the Undead, Star Child Annelar seems to be a combat life form devoid of complex emotions and higher intelligence.

"Are you ready to go?" Mico asked.

Lind nods and takes a step forward.

A flame moth flies towards his cheek, turning into blazing flames upon contact.

When the flames vanish, Lind’s head is completely covered by the Melted Armor Helmet, the visor shielding his face, leaving only a gap to see through.

Mico raises his hand to chant, then the moonlight completely envelops Lind.

He then casts two spells, with Crystal Shields floating beside Lind, rotating slowly around him.

"Be careful." Mico doesn’t say he will help; staying here is the right choice.

"The Lord now intends to expel the uninvited guest," flames start to burn on Lind, "impolite guests will be kicked, then have their necks twisted."

The still hesitant Undead cheer and follow Lind; our boss fighting their boss, a spectacle more thrilling than watching a popcorn movie.

If the sensory system is switched on, it’s more realistic than any movie, literally smelling the burnt scent.

Lind leaps into the pit, the Lord takes the stage.

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