Chapter 835: 834 Terracotta Grottos (2)
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Chapter 835 Chapter 834: Terracotta Grottos (2)
?Of course, the moments we took to search for the largest threat inside the grotto all came to the same conclusion; that lake a hundred feet away from us surrounded by emerald skinned Goblins and their evolutions was the priority of this grotto, with the monsters that were roaming around being nowhere near as dangerous as the Goblins.
Jahi gave Anput and I a nod, signaling for us to lead the group forwards through the grotto and into battle; we would cut our way through the giant verdant cavern and take on the Goblins first, before clearing out the rest of the monsters and securing this area as our own.
With my Khopesh in my right hand and a blade of jagged ice sprouting from my left wrist, I looked towards my mate and nodded, the Jackalkin shifting the metal rod in her hand into a long, thin Estoc that would give her the reach and agility she needed to keep up with me.
I shot forwards after casting a swift spell on my legs, shrouding them in a gale and rushing forwards as I led the charge into the clearing, no longer silent as I whistled through the air, my strides echoing throughout the cavern and alerting the monsters to our presence.
A long and limber feline monster snarled in surprise at our appearance, only to yowl in agony as I chopped its front leg off, the thin patches of frost gracing the metal blade spreading onto its deep, almost black fur coat as my skills got to work. The origin of this chapter's debut can be traced to N0v3l--B1n.
Blood gushed from the wound, and the feline dropped to the ground at the sudden loss of one of its limbs, only to fall silent as the Demons behind me took care of it.
That slash cracked open their armor and sliced into their bodies, eliciting squeals of pain as the smooth, sharp edge of my Khopesh cleanly cut through armor, flesh and bone, the icy blade severing their arms and cutting deep into their torsos, drawing the first blood of this battle.
Three dropped to the ground, dead, whilst two more stumbled past me, clutching at their stumps and coughing out blood, only to be cut down by Anput, who was a breath behind me.
Multiple dozens of Goblins remained, and they marched into the fray right as the others joined me, all of us surging forwards to press this advantage as best we could as we selected our targets and got to work.
A towering Goblin with thick arms that ended in gigantic wooden spheres roared at me, its height just above my own whilst its mass was easily double mine, making the raised arms that acted as clubs a severe threat to me; something that was made pressing by the two normal Goblins on either side that stabbed at me with swift thrusts, trying to skewer me and keep me in place.
However, despite their speed, the two weren't as quick as I was, and I stepped back and allowed their spears to cross where I once was, meaning the meteoric impact of the two wooden clubs splintered their weapons as the giant Goblin slammed the ground.
As soon as those twin orbs were buried into the rock and gravel ground, I jumped forwards and used the Goblin's arms to get close, stabbing the sharp Tonfa into its skull before leaping over its head, landing behind the other two Goblins who had stumbled forwards thanks to their companions attack.
Anput pierced one with her Estoc, leaving the other to me as I turned and stabbed the Tonfa through its neck, the jagged ice severing its spinal cord and dropping it to the ground as it lost control of its body.
Spinning back around, I pressed on without hesitation, leaping into the next group of Goblins and continuing the fight, targeting those that were lingering near the back as I allowed the Demons to take the brunt of the battle, which they desired heavily if the sounds of bodies hitting the floor and shouts of amusement were anything to go by.
That sound was joined with the howls, barks, hisses and caws of the other monsters, though those sounds were swiftly tinged with pain as the mages worked on the monsters that poured into the grotto from the various entrances, leaving the Goblins to us.
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Chapter 835 Chapter 834: Terracotta Grottos (2)
?Of course, the moments we took to search for the largest threat inside the grotto all came to the same conclusion; that lake a hundred feet away from us surrounded by emerald skinned Goblins and their evolutions was the priority of this grotto, with the monsters that were roaming around being nowhere near as dangerous as the Goblins.
Jahi gave Anput and I a nod, signaling for us to lead the group forwards through the grotto and into battle; we would cut our way through the giant verdant cavern and take on the Goblins first, before clearing out the rest of the monsters and securing this area as our own.
With my Khopesh in my right hand and a blade of jagged ice sprouting from my left wrist, I looked towards my mate and nodded, the Jackalkin shifting the metal rod in her hand into a long, thin Estoc that would give her the reach and agility she needed to keep up with me.
I shot forwards after casting a swift spell on my legs, shrouding them in a gale and rushing forwards as I led the charge into the clearing, no longer silent as I whistled through the air, my strides echoing throughout the cavern and alerting the monsters to our presence.
A long and limber feline monster snarled in surprise at our appearance, only to yowl in agony as I chopped its front leg off, the thin patches of frost gracing the metal blade spreading onto its deep, almost black fur coat as my skills got to work. The origin of this chapter's debut can be traced to N0v3l--B1n.
Blood gushed from the wound, and the feline dropped to the ground at the sudden loss of one of its limbs, only to fall silent as the Demons behind me took care of it.
That slash cracked open their armor and sliced into their bodies, eliciting squeals of pain as the smooth, sharp edge of my Khopesh cleanly cut through armor, flesh and bone, the icy blade severing their arms and cutting deep into their torsos, drawing the first blood of this battle.
Three dropped to the ground, dead, whilst two more stumbled past me, clutching at their stumps and coughing out blood, only to be cut down by Anput, who was a breath behind me.
Multiple dozens of Goblins remained, and they marched into the fray right as the others joined me, all of us surging forwards to press this advantage as best we could as we selected our targets and got to work.
A towering Goblin with thick arms that ended in gigantic wooden spheres roared at me, its height just above my own whilst its mass was easily double mine, making the raised arms that acted as clubs a severe threat to me; something that was made pressing by the two normal Goblins on either side that stabbed at me with swift thrusts, trying to skewer me and keep me in place.
However, despite their speed, the two weren't as quick as I was, and I stepped back and allowed their spears to cross where I once was, meaning the meteoric impact of the two wooden clubs splintered their weapons as the giant Goblin slammed the ground.
As soon as those twin orbs were buried into the rock and gravel ground, I jumped forwards and used the Goblin's arms to get close, stabbing the sharp Tonfa into its skull before leaping over its head, landing behind the other two Goblins who had stumbled forwards thanks to their companions attack.
Anput pierced one with her Estoc, leaving the other to me as I turned and stabbed the Tonfa through its neck, the jagged ice severing its spinal cord and dropping it to the ground as it lost control of its body.
Spinning back around, I pressed on without hesitation, leaping into the next group of Goblins and continuing the fight, targeting those that were lingering near the back as I allowed the Demons to take the brunt of the battle, which they desired heavily if the sounds of bodies hitting the floor and shouts of amusement were anything to go by.
That sound was joined with the howls, barks, hisses and caws of the other monsters, though those sounds were swiftly tinged with pain as the mages worked on the monsters that poured into the grotto from the various entrances, leaving the Goblins to us.
Chapter 835 Chapter 834: Terracotta Grottos 2 ?Of course, the moments we took to search for the largest threat inside the grotto all came to the same conclusion; that lake a hundred feet away from us surrounded by emerald skinned Goblins and their evolutions was the priority of this grotto, with the monsters that were roaming around being nowhere near as dangerous as the Goblins. Jahi gave Anput and I a nod, signaling for us to lead the group forwards through the grotto and into battle; we would cut our way through the giant verdant cavern and take on the Goblins first, before clearing out the rest of the monsters and securing this area as our own. With my Khopesh in my right hand and a blade of jagged ice sprouting from my left wrist, I looked towards my mate and nodded, the Jackalkin shifting the metal rod in her hand into a long, thin Estoc that would give her the reach and agility she needed to keep up with me. I shot forwards after casting a swift spell on my legs, shrouding them in a gale and rushing forwards as I led the charge into the clearing, no longer silent as I whistled through the air, my strides echoing throughout the cavern and alerting the monsters to our presence. A long and limber feline monster snarled in surprise at our appearance, only to yowl in agony as I chopped its front leg off, the thin patches of frost gracing the metal blade spreading onto its deep, almost black fur coat as my skills got to work. The origin of this chapter's debut can be traced to N0v3l--B1n.Blood gushed from the wound, and the feline dropped to the ground at the sudden loss of one of its limbs, only to fall silent as the Demons behind me took care of it. That slash cracked open their armor and sliced into their bodies, eliciting squeals of pain as the smooth, sharp edge of my Khopesh cleanly cut through armor, flesh and bone, the icy blade severing their arms and cutting deep into their torsos, drawing the first blood of this battle. Three dropped to the ground, dead, whilst two more stumbled past me, clutching at their stumps and coughing out blood, only to be cut down by Anput, who was a breath behind me. Multiple dozens of Goblins remained, and they marched into the fray right as the others joined me, all of us surging forwards to press this advantage as best we could as we selected our targets and got to work. A towering Goblin with thick arms that ended in gigantic wooden spheres roared at me, its height just above my own whilst its mass was easily double mine, making the raised arms that acted as clubs a severe threat to me; something that was made pressing by the two normal Goblins on either side that stabbed at me with swift thrusts, trying to skewer me and keep me in place. However, despite their speed, the two weren't as quick as I was, and I stepped back and allowed their spears to cross where I once was, meaning the meteoric impact of the two wooden clubs splintered their weapons as the giant Goblin slammed the ground. As soon as those twin orbs were buried into the rock and gravel ground, I jumped forwards and used the Goblin's arms to get close, stabbing the sharp Tonfa into its skull before leaping over its head, landing behind the other two Goblins who had stumbled forwards thanks to their companions attack. Anput pierced one with her Estoc, leaving the other to me as I turned and stabbed the Tonfa through its neck, the jagged ice severing its spinal cord and dropping it to the ground as it lost control of its body. Spinning back around, I pressed on without hesitation, leaping into the next group of Goblins and continuing the fight, targeting those that were lingering near the back as I allowed the Demons to take the brunt of the battle, which they desired heavily if the sounds of bodies hitting the floor and shouts of amusement were anything to go by. That sound was joined with the howls, barks, hisses and caws of the other monsters, though those sounds were swiftly tinged with pain as the mages worked on the monsters that poured into the grotto from the various entrances, leaving the Goblins to us.
