772: Chapter 525 Gnoll Queen_3 772: Chapter 525 Gnoll Queen_3 The ability of “Transcendent Toxin” is also considered a Special Ability, mainly to further enhance the power of the Flying Dragon Tail Sting.
For ordinary people, the tail sting attack of a normal Flying Dragon is lethal, but for Transcendents and beyond, it is significantly less effective, as they usually possess exceptional constitution, along with the aids of magic, allowing them to withstand the attack with resilience.
With the Transcendent Toxin, not only does it pose a greater threat to those beyond the Transcendents, but it also offers a controlling capability.
In aerial combat against Flying Dragons, falling into a paralyzed state can have disastrous consequences, needless to say; this is one of Erde of Dragon Oak Territory’s favorite tactics in air battles, without equal.
The most personal in signature is “Dragon Dog Mutual Aid,” which should be an extension of the Gnoll Queen’s abilities.
As its na suggests, it encourages mutual assistance and benefit, a joint exploration of the path to Giant Dragonhood, complenting and enhancing the Gnoll Queen’s Special Ability.
The Gnoll Queen will bring her more Gnoll subordinates, and more Gnoll subordinates will help her ascend new peaks of power.
Even Gaven couldn’t help but be curious—what kind of enhancent would she receive when the number of Gnolls under her command reached ten thousand?
A new Special Ability?
Or further attribute improvent?
Either way, it was destined to be a Special Ability with growth potential, a unique power that even Gaven was witnessing for the first ti.
Compared to Gaven, who self-proclaid as the King of the Gnolls, her title as the Gnoll Queen was more apt.
Shanoba, originally relying on her unique Flying Dragon Transformation, could only be described as quite formidable.
Among her peers of equal Life Dice, she was considered a standout.
Now she had moved beyond rely formidable to the ranks of the monstrous, possessing the ability to challenge higher levels under certain special circumstances, like Kellysha’s previous confrontation with the Six-ard Snake Demon Nightshadow.
Kellysha had the advantage on land, in the mountains, while Shanoba’s advantage was in the sky.
The transformation of the Black Dragoness was not yet complete when she had beco stronger.
The newly strengthened her initiated another round of reverse impact, providing continuous help to those Gnolls, selectively so.
From those Gnolls who had already undergone Dragonization, she continued to draw magic power to herself.
For those with Dragon Blood, Dragon Veins, especially those who had not awakened any abilities, the energy was infused in reverse, particularly for those Gnolls who suddenly entered a state of dragon-enhanced strengthening, the energy infusion was taken to the extre—however much you needed, that much would be infused into you.
This was where the “Dragon Dog Mutual Aid” Special Ability ca into effect, with Shanoba playing the role of an energy balancer in the middle, aiding the Gnolls—help that ca not just from her but also from those Gnolls who had grown stronger earlier.
This ability beca more potent with an increasing number of Gnolls who possessed it.
It faithfully embodied the positive cycle: first, empower a group of Gnolls, then lead the ordinary Gnolls to beco stronger.
Many Gnolls were actually able to awaken their Dragon Vein Ability then and there, eliminating the need for a Dragon Seeking Array, not to ntion the lengthy process of seeking dragons because both the Dragon Seeking Array and the dragon-seeking process were ant to help those Gnolls absorb magic power and enhance themselves.
Now, with Shanoba’s aid, they were unnecessary.
Continuously, more Gnolls, even without the assistance of Dragon Blood Potion, entered the Dragon Blood Template, further proving that the Dragon Blood Potion was not an essential requirent for Dragonization, but rely an aid to increase the success rate.
As for the Dragonized Gnolls, not one appeared.
Those eligible had already been screened out by Gaven and the others earlier, and Dragonized Gnolls did not co cheaply, not simply awakened by one of Shanoba’s balance magic power.
This thod was not impossible for awakening, yet it required a long and gradual process of perseverance, accumulating over ti and culminating suddenly.
Gaven felt as if he had beco a fusion catalyst recently, furiously running on the path of catalyzing and strengthening others, including Zalanda, Luna, Kellysha, and even the Six-ard Snake Demon Nightshadow.
Though the reasons and thods varied, they all shared one thing in common: he helped them find their own unique paths and catalyzed their growth to the extre in that domain.
In doing so, they would beco unstoppable in a particular field.
…
“Lord, the Gno Caravan from Querose Village is about to arrive.
Should we intercept them?” an Erde scout landed near Gaven, making an inquiry.
“They are quick to co, no need, I’ll go to et them myself.” Gaven unfolded his Energy Dragon Wings and flew outward along Twin Cities Boulevard.
Shanoba and her companions were not without consciousness; they could end this current state anyti they wished, so there was no need to worry about safety.
rely flying out about five kiloters, he encountered head-on a very uniquely styled caravan, comprised of ten large wagons.
The vehicles used by this caravan were on par with the tower wagons used by the migrating army, and sohow larger than the normal light and heavy trucks used by Humans, even the Roth Beasts pulling the wagons were larger than average, with a shoulder height of over two and a half ters, a body length of over three ters, and weighing definitely four to five tons.
It was clear that these were a specially enlarged breed from the Giant Plains.
Even the fruits and vegetables loaded on these wagons were far larger than the norm: pumpkins as big as baskets, apples the size of human heads, long corn cobs vying with adult human legs, waterlons, and cabbages nearly the size of regular wheels, all of them the most common varieties among humans, but scaled up manifold.
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