The Venmorax was a tough nut to crack.
Thalion circled above it, blasting it with charged lightning beams. He pushed himself so far that the buildup of electricity even injured him but thanks to his insane recovery ability, his wounds healed almost instantly.
Still, even those ridiculously powerful lightning beams weren’t enough to slay the Venmorax. Worse, the beast even counterattacked with its acid breath.
Thalion was pretty sure the acid was what protected the dinosaur from his electricity. On Earth, it should have been the opposite. Water-based liquids should have conducted electricity. But here? The acid seed to annihilate it.
He had already wasted several attacks trying to strike the acid breath, hoping to create an opening for the electricity to enter the dinosaur’s body and wreak havoc from the inside. Sadly, that hadn’t worked. Most of his attacks had been useless.
Currently, Thalion was experinting with charging his wind blades to their absolute limit, hoping to create a wound big enough for his lightning beams to pierce through. The charged wind blades could cut the Venmorax—but not deeply enough. And even when they did leave a mark, acid instantly flooded over the wound, preventing it from becoming a real weak spot.
As things stood, the Venmorax was sentenced to death by a thousand cuts.
The wind blades were effective—far more than his lightning attacks, which were completely countered by the acid. At so point, the Venmorax started running. Thalion, who was a lot faster than his target, imdiately caught up.
Now, he focused on aiming for the eyes, hoping to blind the beast. But the Venmorax kept thrashing its head around, making it nearly impossible to land a precise hit. After half an hour, the dinosaur was visibly exhausted.
It had stopped attacking altogether and was now stumbling toward one of the taller trees. It wouldn’t last much longer. But just as Thalion prepared to finish the hunt, a ssage interrupted him.
They had found the undead.
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