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Chapter 90 The Quasi-Lord Falls!

"Roar roar roar—"

The surging, powerful roar of the earth.

Like a tidal wave, it swept across the entire world, and surged back and forth within the valley.

Meanwhile, the giant bear was watching the mountain fall into the steep valley.

An irrepressible surge of ecstasy welled up in everyone's heart.

Has that terrifying guy finally been defeated?

This is really too difficult.

At this time.

Marcus, the heavily armored knight, was clad in heavy armor, making it impossible to discern his expression or reaction.

The berserker Raymond Corey, standing to the side, gradually regained some color and vitality from his ashen face.

Just now, the roar and tremors of the earth were brewing right above his forehead.

Raymond Cary swore that it was absolutely the closest he had ever come to death.

Death almost touched his head.

Good thing!

Death brushed past him.

Tucker had given the instructions before.

"Don't be afraid of the mountain bear's earth-roaring roar. Just focus all your efforts on attacking and holding off that giant. Leave everything else to me."

Today's main focus is on trusting Tucker.

And Tucker did not disappoint the trust that Raymond Corey, the Berserker, had placed in him.

That innate divine power, [Roar of the Earth], was interrupted to some extent.

Tucker pulled them both back from the brink of death.

"This guy's life tankiness is astonishingly high."

Reaching the edge of the cliff, looking at the giant bear in the mountain pass, Tucker couldn't help but take a deep breath.

"Even after being hit by the backlash of the earth's roaring power, it still has plenty of vitality."

At the same time, Gudal also arrived at the edge of the steep cliff.

He couldn't see Tucker that far away.

However, from the rocks, grass, shrubs, thorny vegetation, and the wind blowing from below the valley, one could hear that although the giant bear had fallen into the valley severely injured, its life force was still very strong.

"That guy's bloodline is very strong. If this world weren't so small, the ecosystem wouldn't be able to support such a powerful life form, and if it weren't for the suppression of that Demon King sequence..."

"We're probably not facing a leader, but a lord."

Reverend Horney, emerging from the darkness, spoke from afar.

"really!"

Tucker smiled.

"That guy has a strong bloodline; he'll be a great help to us. Let's begin!"

"Remember, don't taint that guy's bloodline."

As Horney prepared to raise his hand to use the blood for a "curse," he chuckled to himself, then mocked himself.

"If I could really corrupt such a powerful bloodline, our team would probably have another core member."

As a pastor.

They lack sufficient direct and effective means of attack.

But they have done more research on life than any other supernatural sequence.

Curses are a core means of defeating enemies.

Blood Curse!

This is Horney's main area of ​​research.

This is a leader creature with powerful bloodline strength.

With a certain amount of blood, he can perform a very powerful blood curse.

It causes cursed creatures to lose power, have disordered senses, and reduced defense, while also causing various negative characteristics to appear in their blood.

Blood was collected swiftly, and a small altar was set up at the speed of light.

As the ritual incantation was chanted, Horney began to enhance the power of the mountain bear.

"Anyone with a bit of ability and skill will carry one or two spells or rituals with them, just in case."

"To be fair, the spells and rituals are indeed powerful; anyone who uses them knows, but there is a price to pay."

Tucker, lost in thought, turned his gaze away from Horny and then looked at Gudal.

Gudal also quickly and efficiently set up a small altar.

He then began chanting another natural imprisonment spell he possessed, the valley being the perfect prison.

These methods were all prepared for such powerful creatures.

The giant bear in the mountains below will not recover from its injuries anytime soon.

Moreover, it had no intention of climbing up immediately.

Then let's spend more time to allow the effects of the Blood Curse and the Valley Cage ritual to be fully realized.

At the same time, letting that big guy bleed more will make Tucker safer.

As we approached the second level of the Demon King's tomb.

A sense of danger was gradually creeping into Tucker's mind.

Whether it's the involvement of the Dark Sun Church or the constant encounters with experts from other factions, it's all part of the challenge.

Tucker needs to get himself into better shape.

Soon, the blood curse ritual took effect.

The giant bear in the mountains kept letting out mournful roars.

Moreover, the power of the roar was not as strong as before, and it was starting to weaken.

And the rituals of Gudal.

This made the valley more like a cage, imprisoning the mountain bear within.

I feel like it's about time.

Tucker leaped down the steep rock face.

At that moment, Banov, who was on the cliff, saw Tucker falling down and immediately asked...

"Hey Tucker, need any help?"

Tucker thought for a moment and asked.

"Will you peel it?"

"I could make you a bearskin coat, no problem," Banov chuckled.

"Then come with me!"

"We might have to peel it later, so be careful."

"clear!"

The nimble-footed Banov followed Tucker down the rock face.

It descends all the way down to its effective casting range.

At this moment, the giant mountain bear, half-lying in the valley passage, was panting heavily.

Blood had stained the rock walls on both sides and the large rocks beneath him.

The power of the curse ritual caused his already severe injuries to worsen.

"Nightmare Fire Oil Bomb"

Taktak threw several Nightmare Fire Oil Bombs at the Mountain Giant Bear.

The petrol bomb instantly ignited the mountain bear's bleeding fur.

The Nightmare Flame is extremely eerie. The bottom is a dark red flame, but the flame part turns black, making it as bizarre as a nightmare.

Nightmare Fire Oil Bomb amplifies the target's fear when it burns, destroying their will.

However, at this moment, the Nightmare Fire Oil Bomb clearly failed to destroy the target's will; instead, it thoroughly enraged the opponent.

roar roar...

The roaring mountain bear broke free from the constraints of the rocky valley and began to climb up the hillside.

I could feel the rapid breathing and roaring approaching.

Tucker moved his position silently.

Shadows fit into darkness, coupled with precise convergence and the interference of curses.

The blind mountain bear was unable to accurately locate Tucker.

boom!boom!

Two consecutive slaps.

Tucker's original location was smashed to pieces by the mountain bear.

Tucker then took the opportunity to release four Abyss Bloodthirsty Vine vines at the location where the giant bear in the mountain range had originally been.

The roaring mountain bear sensed the target's presence and scrambled toward the Abyss Bloodthirsty Vines.

Tucker had initially thought that Abyss Bloodlust Vine could hold out a little longer.

As a result, it was torn to pieces in an instant by the giant bear of the mountain.

At that moment, the Nightmare's oil bombs were extinguished by the mountain bear's violent shaking.

After trying it out, Tucker took a deep breath and gently shook his head.

Even if you enhance a normal one-star spell in every way, it's still a powerful spell.

It would be difficult to fight against such a powerful "quasi-lord" even if the opponent was already injured.

I want to increase the intensity of the other party's strength.

That would require a two-star level of sorcery.

【The Spear of Light】

Tucker, who was now focused on condensing the Spear of Light, kept changing his position.

Use the Spear of Light to target the mountain bear's eyes, ears, mouth, nose, and other parts.

One after another, they poured the needles down.

The condensed-state Spear of Light is stronger and lasts longer.

The powerful precision left the mountain bear with absolutely no room to dodge.

As time went on, the battle continued.

Tucker almost destroyed all of the mountain bear's "weak points"—its eyes, ears, mouth, and nose.

Even so, the mountain bear did not die; it continued to fight.

The mountain bear's counterattack methods also gave Tucker a lot of headaches.

After several pursuits, the mountain bear could not find its target, so it simply pounded on the rocks and used the scattered pebbles to attack.

Large swathes of gravel swept in densely.

Each stone was more powerful than Tucker's Arcane Shot.

Those large rocks were like cannonballs.

Fortunately, Tucker was agile enough.

If it were another spellcaster who lacked flexibility and evasion ability...

Want to output power safely over long distances?

He was likely killed instantly by a flying piece of gravel.

The giant bear in the mountains did consider escaping.

Unfortunately, the valley has become a prison under the influence of natural rituals.

The blind mountain bear, no matter how it tries to escape, is always faced with towering, steep cliffs.

A good ten minutes later.

When hundreds of light-shaping spears were almost completely embedded in the mountain bear's body.

The mountain bear began to unleash its second [Earth Roar].

Another trick like this?

Tucker, of course, wouldn't tolerate the other party's behavior.

Accompanied by an earthy yellow light, Tucker also completed the condensation of the excited-state shaping spear of light.

A desperate gamble [Roar of the Earth] is accompanied by the explosion of the Light-Shaping Spear.

It erupted once again from the mouth of the giant bear in the mountains.

Some of the power backfired on the mountain bear.

It directly destroyed the mountain bear's lower jaw.

Even so, the innate divine power of "Roar of the Earth" was still unleashed, and its subsequent power swept across the entire valley.

Tucker can interrupt this innate ability to some extent and then turn it against the target.

However, it is impossible to completely contain it.

The roar of the earth echoed once more.

Large sections of the mountain rocks were shaken.

Gudar, who used rituals to construct a prison in the valley, was so shocked that he vomited blood repeatedly.

Horney, who used blood donation to cast a curse, also suffered a backlash to some extent.

Good thing!

As the roar subsided.

Under Tucker's frantic scraping.

The quasi-lord-level "Mountain Giant Bear" met its end.

(End of this chapter)