"Quetzalcoatl, The Mythical Feathered Serpent," Alex said, looking at the majestic creature in the distance.
After the blinding light subsided, a colossal monstrosity erged, its form reminiscent of a majestic feathered serpent, with his colossal form stretched across the sky.
Its serpentine body was covered in iridescent shimring feathers of vibrant hues, ranging from brilliant blues and greens to fiery reds and yellows, creating a srizing display of colors.
It had the regal visage of a deadly serpent with sharp, angular features, his eyes being shimring gems of darkness standing out in the cloak of red and golden features, his serpentine body having large feathery wings, six in number, extending from his sleek body.
Its entire body was cloaked in various elents that he held command over, as with every beat of his wings, gusts of wind swirled around him, carrying the scent of rain and deadly wind, with ominous red lightning crackling between his feathers, dancing along the length of his body like veins of pure electricity.
Bolts of lightning leap from his jaws, illuminating the darkness with their brilliant flashes, while the very air seed to shimr and distort, hinting at the presence of potent heat that was being released by his figure.
It exuded an aura of dread and elental dominance, commanding fear and awe from all who beheld its majestic form.
"Zero sure is not holding back," Venedikt said, seeing the status of the creature and his display of strength.
The players wasted no ti and rushed to attack, their coordinated assault unleashing a barrage of spells, abilities and prepared traps.
Dozens of mages launched their prepared attacks one after the other, filling the air with the crackling energy of elental explosions as fiery beams, spheres, or massive teors streaked through the sky, leaving trails of flas in their wake.
While bolts of lightning, beams of light and darkness, or spheres of pulsing toxins arced toward the towering creature, illuminating the darkness with their brilliant flashes.
The majority of close combat players used the best of their enhancent skills before rushing forth and delivering their attacks monts after the long-range bombardnt reached its peak.
The process repeated for over a minute, and by its end, close to three hundred ters of the area was cloaked in a do of chaotic storm of energy that stretched far into the sky.
The continuous elental attacks thrown at the storm by mages and other players did not even get past the layers upon layers of potent energy, but it did help fuel the maelstrom of various elents that was growing stronger by the struggle of various elents for supremacy.
The attack packed enough punch to make even a formidable Beast King struggle for his life, eliciting excited expressions from the players who were confident they had dealt a significant blow to their dreaded adversary.
However, their happiness and confidence ca crumbling with the mighty roar of the Quetzalcoatl, a mighty roar clearly of dominance and not pain or anger that reverberated through the fabric of space, reaching the farthest corners of the main island and sending chills down the spines of the majority.
Accompanying the roar were massive blades of winds slicing through the twisting maelstrom of energy, going in all directions at blinding speed, ripping through anything they ca in contact with, only stopping once they crashed into the barrier or soone capable of stopping them.
What followed next was waves upon waves of intense flas that made the energy do swell in size, and with the wind blades ripping it apart, the massive storm of energy crumbled and dissipated within monts.
After tens of seconds, the energy storm was utterly gone, and the surrounding landscape was completely changed, scared by the devastation unleashed upon it, with tens of players dead to the wind blades or experiencing the agony of burned flesh.
"How can players beat such a monster," Saahira said after seeing the sudden turn of events.
The viewers shared her thinking, as the majority found it hard to believe that even with the overwhelming numbers, players could not put a scratch on the monster as from its health poll of hundreds of millions, only a small fraction of it was gone, and while decent on paper it looked terrible seeing what the players throw at the beast to take it.
"The creature could not use his Elental Dominance, his Domain, and even his abilities are weakened, but it does not an he is weaker than a true Elental Ruler,"
"While the gathered teams have the finest players in the world, the majority of them are just cannon fodders in the current battle," Alex said, knowing the one-sided massacre was about to begin.
The players shook off their fear as orders were shouted, instantly preparing new attacks, while those with expertise in close combat rushed forth, their weapons raised, pulsing with mana and other enhancing energies.
The heavy hitters, the likes of Killian and such, didn't go all out like the majority, understanding that they needed to stay patient and understand the strength of the Quetzalcoatl before coming up with a plan and acting on it.
The Quetzalcoatl didn't move from his position, standing in the center with his serpentine neck held high and his abyss-
like eyes looking down at players like re ants as he showed them the strength of the various elents he wielded.
The creature had a one-way wind barrier surrounding him that let his attacks phase through with ease while keeping the attacks at bay, making very few attacks even get close to him.
The players were no pushovers, so it didn't take long for them to breach the barrier, but it only served to anger the majestic beast, who welcod the attacker with waves upon waves of intense flas mixed with crimson tendrils of lightning.
The participants were falling like flies as the death count reached closer to forty in just a few minutes, and the Quetzalcoatl health was only dropped by 7%, with 5% of it resulting from the first barrage of attacks.
It was a one-sided battle through and through, even when Quetzalcoatl was far from using his real strength, but it was understandable as the majority of players were Fourth Rank and didn't have any real ans to stand their ground, and those among them who could were not even properly participating.
The minutes passed, and the player number dwindled from four hundred or so to around two hundred and seventy, and without the ability to respawn their dead teammates, the dead players were gone for good.
But at the sa ti, the wind barrier was gone, and the Quetzalcoatl was finally taking so real damage and was making big moves.
The creature still stood in the center of the island, not having moved an inch since his arrival, and like having enough of the players, his atmosphere had a sudden shift as the wind began to manifest around him, swirling him in a furious cyclone that encircled the creature.
Intense flas ignited within the growing tempest, transforming it into a tornado of flas and fast-flowing wind, both elents powering the other with their creation, reaching for the skies.
The sky above darkened as dense clouds coalesced, crackling with crimson lightning that danced across their surface, and with each passing mont, the tornado grew larger and more destructive, a swirling vortex of elental fury poised to wreak havoc upon the island.
The participants quickly retreated behind barriers and tanks, recognizing that this was no ordinary skill they could survive with minimal damage.
Alex stood up, cracking his neck muscles, knowing the Quetzalcoatl had gone serious and the single elental storm would take out 30% of the remaining players.
Once the storm ended, the beast who had stood like a statue only attacking with elental attacks would show why he was an Elental Ruler even with the heavy restriction, and what followed would be nothing but a blood bath.
So, it was ti to summon Vorinax and, hopefully, fight alongside that monster once more and put on another near-
impossible show.
Alex's teammates were surprised to see him stand up and felt the sudden shift in his aura, followed by him raising his hand and creating a large circle of pitch darkness into the sky a small distance away.
It took but a glance to know that it was the summoning circle, a skill that had probably been discussed more on the forums than many big events, purely because of the monster that Alex summoned through it.
The participants believed that Alex's skill worked on luck like the majority of summoning skills, and the otherworldly beast he summoned was a one-ti thing, but it was all speculation, and now, seeing the familiar circle, they were on edge to find out if they were correct.
The viewers even questioned why Alex was preparing, and the answer that ca to mind made them exhilarated, knowing if their thinking was true, they were in for a show.
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