Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God Chapter 2140 - 979: Path Blessing3

Aside from the initial collision that sent hundreds of Slaughter Skeleton Soldiers flying, the Skeleton Cavalry had no further achievents and were directly overwheld by the Slaughter Skeleton Soldiers.

Two-thirds were cut into bone fragnts, while the remaining third were transford by Gaven, turning into Slaughter Skeleton Cavalry.

Gaven wouldn’t make the sa mistake again, so he let these Slaughter Skeleton Cavalry mix with the Slaughter Skeleton Soldiers, moving together. After all, he wasn’t expecting them to pull off any tricks, as long as they survive this battle.

There were no cries that soared into the sky.

Only the crisp sound of countless clicks.

A red and a green Skeleton Army collided forcefully, with the sound of bones cracking resonating everywhere, bones flying all around.

Once engaged, the superiority was instantly clear.

The green side’s Skeleton Soldiers fell one after another.

The signs of their downfall were very apparent, very rhythmic, each ti the red side’s blood-red elongated bone blades were enveloped in the sa colored glow.

Three to five points of true damage were too fatal for these low-level Skeleton Soldiers.

As long as the Soul Fire in their chests is directly hit, they are half-dead with one cut, lucky if alive with two cuts, but certain to die with three.

anwhile, the Slaughter Skeleton Soldiers would take the chance to recover three to five points of life force, mostly becoming lively and energetic again.

Whoosh! Whoosh! Whoosh!

Hundreds of scorching fireballs soared simultaneously, viciously crashing towards the Slaughter Skeleton Soldiers Corps.

Gaven, who had been observing the battle from above, couldn’t help but change his expression drastically, "Fireball Technique? So many Fireball Techniques?"

He knew that enemy troops might have hidden spellcasters, but he didn’t expect there’d be so many.

These fireballs would cause Gaven’s labor of three days to be reduced by over half, as the Slaughter Skeleton Soldiers were sowhat too densely packed.

Puff! Puff! Puff!

The scorching fireballs seed threatening but were not as impactful as expected.

After landing within the Slaughter Skeleton Soldiers, they only wrapped around the chosen target, igniting it furiously.

Unlike the Fireball Technique that explodes, creating a fla area sweeping over ten ters around.

Those Slaughter Skeleton Soldiers engulfed in flas couldn’t extinguish the Elental Fire on their bodies, soon being burned to a crisp, with the Soul Fire collapsing subsequently.

Though these scorching fireballs exhibited substantial destructive power, they couldn’t compare with true Fireball Techniques.

At best, they were firearms, while Fireball Techniques were heavy artillery, capable of clearing a field.

Having escaped a scare, Gaven turned his gaze to the skeletons attacking with flas.

Currently, they stood out, enveloped in crimson flas from inside out, seemingly burning, yet the flas didn’t cause them any harm.

They were guiding the flas on themselves, conjuring new crimson fireballs and hurling them out.

These fireballs at first glance looked identical to the Fireball Technique, but differ in one aspect: lacking a magic core (spell slot), they wouldn’t frantically absorb magic power during flight, continuously enhancing and compressing themselves.

Once they hit their target, the initially released flas are only diminishing due to elental loss.

"Extinguish them!" Gaven issued his latest command to the Dog Demon.

Though these Blazing Skeletons didn’t unleash true Fireball Techniques, constantly throwing fla attacks, it was still quite painful.

Especially with them being guarded in the center by the enemy army, the Slaughter Skeleton Soldiers couldn’t charge forward promptly.

Earlier belief in an enemy lacking tactics was underestimated.

Even without intelligent troops, as long as the troops are suitable and positioned properly, effective tactics can still be employed.

The Dog Demon, guided by Gaven, perford a Short-distance Teleportation spell, leaping near the Blazing Skeletons, rampaging through for a spree of mad slaughter.

For these special skeletons, it was the sa: several with a swipe or one in a gulp.

Though they possessed special abilities, their life dice weren’t particularly high, mostly around four or five, hardly able to withstand the Dog Demon’s ravaging.

The Dog Demon directly cut through the central army, causing significant chaos among the enemy.

The Blazing Skeletons scattered in all directions, while surrounding Skeleton Soldiers charged towards it.

Not that the Blazing Skeletons possessed intelligence, but as spellcasters, it was their instinctual reaction to attack from a distance rather than engage in lee, as they weren’t adept at it.

Seeing their slender bones and spellcasting abilities, it was easy to surmise they were transford from the skeletons of spellcasters.

"Found you!" Gaven folded his wings and dove straight down from the sky.

With a boom, the Skeleton Soldiers at the landing site were smashed into bone fragnts, and Gaven let out an involuntary roar.

Blue Bear!

A colossal Blue Bear, over five ters tall and nearly nine ters long, appeared among the Skeleton Army.

If the Dog Demon was likened to a light tank, then Gaven transford into the Blue Bear, akin to a super-heavy tank.

Yet this super-heavy tank possessed terrifying speed unlike any light tank.

Rampaging through the enemy’s army like moving through an unguarded territory.

Gaven’s intent was clearly not slaughter but rather targeted action.

The objective was a special skeleton surrounded by many tall skeletons.

This skeleton stood out imdiately, clad in armor unlike ordinary skeletons, though the armor was worn and rusty, holding a Skeleton Staff that emitted an impressive Magic Aura.

Most striking was its possession of three skeleton heads, the middle enveloped in black death aura, the left covered in frost radiating chilling aura, and the right completely opposite, engulfed in blazing flas.

The three aligned shoulder to shoulder, unaffected by each other.

This was a Skeleton Lord, a Sage Undead, and the owner of this Skeleton Army.

When dealing with such an Undead Army, the best tactic is capturing the leader first.

Though the Slaughter Skeleton Soldiers had no command tactics, Gaven’s side was equipped with them.

The Skeleton Lord clearly perceived Gaven’s intentions, retreating deeper into the skeleton army while commanding his Guard Skeleton Soldiers, "Stop him!"