Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God Chapter 1504: 768: Gaven's New 3 Moves

Chapter 1504: Chapter 768: Gaven’s New 3 Moves

Hou!

As the distance closes, those Ridgeback Beasts and the Earth Crystal People on their backs also begin to unleash their power.

The Ridgeback Beast opens its crocodile mouth wide, a visible conical sound wave shoots out from its mouth.

The Sonic Wave Gun, this highly condensed sound wave, possesses imnse penetration and shattering abilities. Once it hits, it will explode directly inside a person’s body, causing up to 6D6 damage. Against hard objects like crystal, giant rocks, or the ground, it has additional destructive power. It can inject the sound wave into them, causing an effect similar to an internal burst. All creatures within a three-ter explosion radius will suffer 2D6 splash damage.

The Earth Crystal People’s release is a series of conical sound wave spells called Sonic Pulse, with an attack nature very similar to the Sonic Wave Gun. However, compared to the latter’s concentrated attack, the forr’s attack range is much broader, forming a 60-degree angle, ten ters long conical surface. Everyone within the covered area must undergo a Constitution check to prevent being deafened and suffer 3D6 sound wave damage.

This is also the secret behind the Earth Crystal People enslaving the Ridgeback Beast, this unique flying creature. Their horn’s high perception of sound waves is both their advantage and disadvantage, allowing them to hear many sounds inaudible to ordinary people but also making them more easily devastated.

The Harpies fear the Ridgeback Beast Riders like they fear venomous snakes, also because this sound wave attack can suppress their Song of Seduction, while their powers are significantly weakened against both the Ridgeback Beasts and Earth Crystal People.

Both the Sonic Wave Gun and Sonic Pulse are magical attacks, and arrow deflection abilities are ineffective against them.

Gaven’s Combat Armor is indeed remarkable, with multiple protective layers ford by physical and magical ans, it can significantly weaken the power of this sound wave attack.

But Luna the Half-Moon Colt cannot withstand it. Once entering this magical bombardnt area, it will easily get shot down.

The only thing worth celebrating is that both the Sonic Wave Gun and Sonic Pulse are short-range attack spells. Even for the relatively concentrated Sonic Wave Gun, except for that giant Ridgeback Beast, it is difficult for ordinary ones to exceed twenty ters.

Break!

Gaven no longer hesitates, pointing the War Ravager forward with a high shout, a gray light burst forth centered on this High-Order Artifact.

The Sound of Mad Sacrifice.

Their side isn’t the only one that possesses sound wave attacks.

The unique artifact also harbors the mad intentions of the Koutao Fishn, who defy all for their True Gods, nurtured by Chiaranlisha the Undead Goddess of Vengeance, who is adept at using negative energy. It beca a plague-like ability.

The seemingly tangible gray energy is filled with endless madness, rage, hatred, and various negative emotions entering the mind of everyone who hears it, transmitting that kind of frantic intention, whispering, and poisoning their nerves and rationality.

This ability is the main reason why Gaven and Luna the Half-Moon Colt dared to charge into the enemies recklessly.

The previous approach to negotiate with Cloud Giants was just a ploy to bring both parties closer. At their level, their wills are exceptionally firm. It’s impossible to change their minds with just a few words.

This bizarre ability lived up to Gaven’s expectation, demonstrating formidable lethality.

Due to the weapons and attack thods’ limitations, aerial combat in Felen is also confined to close-range, low-altitude battles. Even those Giant Dragons, when wanting to attack ground enemies, either fly low or land to attack, thus giving those on the ground a chance.

To display their power, the Cloud Giants gathered them around the Flying Throne.

To prevent Gaven from escaping, they surrounded from all directions, intending to capture the Conqueror Army’s leader, dealing a blow to enemy morale.

The result is that the Sound of Mad Sacrifice’s power was maximized. The sound wave attack isn’t planar, but rather a spherical blast towards all directions, which caused extre chaos, affecting even those enemies a hundred ters away from Gaven.

It’s not just the terror of the Sound of Mad Sacrifice, but also the special circumstances of the enemy, requiring them to conduct a dual saving throw.

Those Knights withstood the influence of the Mad Sound, but that doesn’t an their mounts could endure it as well.

If their mounts were luckily unaffected, the Knights themselves might still be controlled.

The first situation’s frequency far exceeded the second.

After all, this attack is of charm nature. Creatures with higher Intelligence, stronger rationality, and firr will are more resistant to this attack.

Conversely, creatures with lower Intelligence and weaker self-control are more likely to be affected.

Whether it be Flying Dragons, Ridgeback Beasts, or Harpies, their Intelligence is between beasts and intelligent beings, usually score six to seven, suffering in this aspect, especially the Flying Dragons, known for their temper and being easily irritable, especially under magical impacts.

Many of them danced madly, rolled insanely, first throwing off the Eyes of Gewush on their backs, and for a mont, the sky echoed only with the Orcs’ desperate howls. Gewush, though granting them certain casting abilities, only included one or two-circle spells, excluding the Third-Circle Flight Skill. Falling from hundreds of ters high was enough to kill them outright.