Chosen Evolution: I can load the protagonist template

Chapter 213 No great fortune, but there is a war elephant.

The one that threw down the stone was naturally Cheng Tian's flying combat mount, the Primal Stone Wyvern.

The stone, formed from magical energy, hurtled straight at Allen. If it hit, it would not only deal damage equivalent to the agility attribute, but also have a 30% chance of inflicting a state of paralysis where he could not use skills.

Despite wearing silver armor, the prince still had 16 points of agility, but that wasn't enough to prevent him from dodging the Primal Wyvern's bomb at the crucial moment, which had 42 points of agility. The massive rock landed precisely on the head of the prince, who was only wearing a crown and no helmet to show off his status.

However, the head that was hit directly, and whose crown still contained a lot of magic rock fragments, showed a reaction as if it had only been hit by a block of tofu, remaining completely still without even shaking its head.

But under Cheng Tian's gaze, Allen, who was no different from being hit by a stone than by a tofu, made a rather incongruous move.

He suddenly removed his silver crown and, with an unusually gentle and careful touch, began to wipe the spot in the center of the crown where the fragment of the Sun God's gem was inlaid. Then, he abruptly looked up, his eyes instantly bloodshot, and stared at the Primal Stone Wyvern in the air with a gaze even more ferocious and cruel than when he had been looking at Cheng Tian himself.

In gaming terms, the amount of hatred generated by the pterosaur's rockfall attack instantly surpassed its hatred towards Cheng Tian.

Just as he removed the crown, Cheng Tian noticed that there seemed to be some kind of erosion on Allen's forehead, with fine spiderweb-like scars all around.

This position corresponds to the location of the Sun God gem fragment when he wore the crown.

Cheng Tian seemed to have some guesses about this.

Prince Allen, now wearing his crown again, swung his meteor hammer straight at the sky, which was now radiating a surge of magical light.

As a magic knight, he doesn't need a staff; his flail is his staff.

The next second, golden feather arrows that Cheng Tian was very familiar with began to generate around the meteor hammer at a rate of one per second.

Sanction Feather Arrow!

Upon seeing this, Cheng Tian suddenly realized that the King Allen, who possessed 10% of the fragments, should at least have the Feather Arrow of Judgment and the Light of Purification, both spellcasting methods originating from the Sun God Kukulkan.

It is not yet certain whether the other party has an ability similar to the Primal Shell, where mana can be used to replace the consumption of health.

However, considering that the opponent already has such terrifyingly high strength and health, the possibility of arranging for double health bars is probably not high.

Although it's unclear whether the original Purifying Light, which could instantly turn living people into gold, has been weakened to the point where it only works on equipment, the Feather of Judgment should probably have similar damage effects to my own.

However, Cheng Tian, ​​who was once again taking the initiative to approach the prince, noticed that Allen consumed 2 MP points for every feather arrow he made.

If it weren't for the fact that the opponent's arrows were bigger and stronger than his own... Cheng Tian looked at the Primal Wyvern in the sky, which was making strange, mocking noises like a crow, and then glanced at Allen's mana bar again.

That means the "sense of oppression" must have taken effect.

When the enemy's target is a Primal Wyvern, the sense of pressure will increase the enemy's skill consumption by 50% to 100%.

In the game, the effect of the oppressive feeling is to increase the number of mana consumed by the player's skills. However, with the free medical treatment at the Pokémon Center, it doesn't seem to be very useful. But in this context, it becomes a 1.5 to 2 times increase in mana consumption.

...However, for Allen, who has a terrifying 2700 mana bar limit, the 2 MP cost of each Judgment Arrow is just a drop in the ocean. But this also means that all the golden arrows Allen is creating are for the Primal Wyvern!
Under Allen's control, golden arrows seemed to be generated rapidly and continuously, as if they didn't require magic, and were shot at the Primal Stone Dragon in the sky. However, just as he had an absolute advantage in strength, spirit, and charm, his agility was at a significant disadvantage compared to the dragon, making it difficult for him to hit the strange creature that was darting around in the air.

Under Allen's control, the golden feathered arrows were not fired all at once, but rather like nine small flying swords that moved rapidly through the air under his mental control, chasing and intercepting the Primal Wyvern.

Noticing Cheng Tian rapidly approaching, Allen subtly activated his mental energy and immediately dispatched a golden feather arrow, shooting it towards Cheng Tian.

However, Cheng Tian did not dodge or flinch at the arrow, letting it strike his chest... or more precisely, the phantom of the Primordial Shell. Moreover, the force did not even penetrate the Primordial Shell, but instead merged directly into it.

It turns out that this golden feather arrow with the glowing attribute not only failed to damage Cheng Tian, ​​but also restored 5 MP to Cheng Tian because it triggered the effect of the Primal Shell's defense absorption buff doubling!

Just as Cheng Tian's Solar Flare was no match for Allen, who wore the Sun Crown, Allen's golden arrows were also unable to harm Cheng Tian.

Having successfully closed in without dodging, Cheng Tian unleashed a flurry of sword strikes at Prince Allen's exposed head and the seams connecting his armor.

However, something strange happened.

Cheng Tian was certain that his longsword, which he had aimed at Allen's head, was guided by an invisible force to strike Allen's shoulder armor, producing a crisp sound. This happened several times in a row, and each time it hit the armor, visual effects like "-0" or "resistance" popped up on its health bar.

Silver Armor is a special weapon that only spellcasters with both powerful bodies and minds can wear. All parts of the body have a high damage reduction rating equivalent to a heavy shield. The only exposed part, the head, has been enchanted and modified at Prince Allen's special request, so that attacks targeting the head can be forcibly redirected to the armor. This effect requires active activation and continuous mana consumption.

With his silver armor, even without deliberately blocking or defending, as long as the opponent attacks his armor and uses a blunt weapon that isn't highly penetrating, they can slash at him without breaking through his defenses. The only exception is when his armor's durability runs out, creating a gap that is then pierced through and reaches Allen's body.

Perhaps it is the lack of something that makes people emphasize it the most; the Golden Duke Garibaldi wore a golden crown that functioned as a helmet, which was both symbolic and ensured the protection of his head.

As for Alan, the second Silver Prince of the Empire, he chose not to wear a helmet in order to deliberately show off his crown. That's why he enchanted his Silver Armor with a somewhat redundant but very important attack target transfer function, for which he was even willing to pay extra magic power.

In theory, as long as there is enough magic power, the two toothpicks in Cheng Tian's hand would not be able to penetrate the silver armor and cause any real damage to Prince Allen.

So here's the question: if Cheng Tian's attack can cover Allen's entire body at the same time, will the forced target transfer still be effective?
Cheng Tian, ​​who had shifted to a frontal attack, suddenly bent down and crawled on his knees in front of Allen. The next second, an incredibly thick elephant leg appeared out of thin air above Cheng Tian's head, and rapidly grew larger in Prince Allen's astonished view before kicking him hard!
Prince Shirogane was sent flying backwards like a rolling gourd, as if struck by a stroke of incredible luck!
(End of this chapter)