Lord of Cinder in American Comics

In that short time, the winged knights flying in the air couldn't wait to start attacking the giant beast.

The massive winged knight's halberd struck the skeletal behemoth, producing only a crisp clanging sound. Perhaps a piece or two of bone was severed, but it did no harm whatsoever to the behemoth's enormous body.

Physical attacks were ineffective, so the Winged Knights resorted to their signature move: a pillar of angelic light enveloped the skeletal behemoth.

White beams of light began to explode on the giant beast's body. The repeated impacts put immense pressure on the beast, forcing it to kneel down.

The angelic beams of light relentlessly pounded against the behemoth, attempting to destroy it before its very eyes.

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Yesterday, a reader pointed out some problems with my writing, and the opinions were very pertinent.

Indeed, this battle scene lasted too long. And it's only updated twice a day.

I'd like to explain the reason here.

This is my first time seriously writing a book. I've had the idea before, but I always try to start with big events, which inevitably makes the writing a bit dull. The second time, after researching, I described everything in great detail, but nobody read it.

The idea for this book came to me last year when I was playing Dark Souls. On a whim, I wanted to write a story that might change the ending of Dark Souls: linking the fire.

It was uploaded inexplicably, and then inexplicably picked up by my editor.

I always have a lot of ideas in my head, but when I write them down, I inevitably feel a bit constrained.

Furthermore, given that Dark Souls is such a niche genre, and not many people have actually played it, it's an honor that so many people have seen this. Thank you again for reading.

As for updating twice a day, during the new book's release period, I inevitably wanted to delay the official launch date a bit more to accumulate more readers. I checked and was surprised to find that I still have readers on QQ Reading, and several of them are supporting me every day. Thank you all.

I'm also learning how to translate my thoughts into words, and I hope everyone will continue to support me and give me more opportunities.

I thank you for the food I was hungry.

Chapter 77: The Siege Assault Beasts Have Fallen Yet Again

However, the behemoth withstood the angel's pillar of light, raised its right hand to block above its head, and locked onto the winged knight through the gap between its fingers.

After pinpointing the Winged Knight's location, the Bone Beast lowered its right hand, reached towards its chest, removed its own ribs, and threw them at the Winged Knight.

The enormous white ribs spun and attacked the winged knight who had been maintaining his attack in the sky.

To avoid the attack, the Winged Knight had to stop the angelic beam attack and fly to the side to dodge the incoming rib darts.

Just as the winged knight flew to the side, preparing to continue using the angelic pillar of light to suppress the behemoth.

The rib that flew to the back of the winged knight spun around, circled once, and flew back towards the back of the winged knight.

A rib, almost as long as the winged knight's height, struck the knight from behind, slamming him hard against the ice.

The bent ribs wedged the winged knight into the ice cap, and the knight was unable to break free for a time.

More tiny branches sprouted from the white bones, extending and intertwining, quickly forming a huge net-like structure that trapped the winged knight inside.

The once accomplished Winged Knight was now imprisoned by the enemy.

Without the winged knights to restrain it, the skeletal behemoth walked step by step toward the beach.

Ash drew her knight's sword and charged toward the behemoth.

Even if we are forced to use nuclear weapons, we should wait until everyone else on the beach has evacuated before using them. Right now, the primary objective is to hold off this behemoth.

The siege assault beast, which was originally several meters tall, was now slightly shorter due to the lack of its physical body covering it, but it was still a colossal creature.

Following Ash, Constantine then rushed out.

In coordination with Ash and the others' attack, Ghost commanded the remaining soldiers who had not yet retreated to begin providing cover fire.

Gunslinger Roland moved even faster, and with his piercing rifle in hand, he was the first to attack.

The bullet traveled along Ash's body, hitting the orc blocking her way, then piercing it with undiminished power, striking two unfortunate creatures behind it, before finally exploding inside the fourth orc.

The power of the mercury bullets and the strong recoil of the piercing rifle shocked Roland. Rubbing his shoulder, Roland felt he couldn't take it anymore.

Abandoning his attacks on the weaker orcs, Gunslinger Roland turned his attention to the more threatening ranged molting monsters capable of hurling bone spears.

Ash was the first to reach the behemoth, preceded by Constantine's fireball.

The fireball exploded precisely in the giant beast's face, causing no damage other than a burst of flame.

But it was precisely this ball of flame that blocked the giant beast's vision. Taking advantage of this opportunity, Ash leaped up and forcefully plunged her sword into the giant beast's heel.

Following the seams of the behemoth's armor, Ash found the right spot and began cutting along the seams with the Lothric Knight's Sword.

The behemoth, whose body was connected by tendons, was now like Achilles in Greek mythology, having his Achilles tendon severed by Ash.

This Achilles tendon connects the muscle group at the back of the calf to the calcaneus and is an indispensable tissue for human activities such as walking, running, and climbing.

Even among bipedal giants, this crucial organizational structure is unavoidable.

As Ash severed it, the skeletal behemoth inevitably began to fall to one side.

Ash, attempting to replicate the same feat, drew her knight's sword and found the behemoth's other leg.

But upon closer inspection, it was discovered that, having performed the same operation, the behemoth had already concealed the gaps in its bone armor, just as it had covered the winged knight.

Ash, having failed to achieve her goal, dodged the skeletal behemoth's descending arm by sidestepping it.

Having dodged the behemoth's attack, Ash didn't stop for a moment. Stepping on the behemoth's slamming arm, she charged upwards.

In the blink of an eye, Ash was on the giant beast's shoulder.

Ash thrust her sword into the skeletal behemoth's left eye.

Although it was a standard weapon of Lothric, it was still a high-quality weapon for the Undead. The knight's sword smoothly pierced the behemoth's eye socket and entered its eyeball.

Despite being on guard against Ash's attack, the behemoth was not as fast as Ash.

Struck by Ash's attack, the behemoth closed its eyes tightly, its resilient skin instantly tightening to block Ash's knight's sword.

She tried to pull out the knight's sword that was stuck, but it wouldn't budge. The behemoth's right hand slammed down on Ash again.

To dodge the attack, Ash had to abandon the knight's sword stuck in the skeletal behemoth's left eye socket and jump down towards the behemoth.

After being attacked twice, the behemoth went into a frenzied state of attack.

With its right Achilles tendon severed and its left eye blinded by a knight's sword, the behemoth now relies on its hands to wildly swing and fiercely attack everything around it.

Seeing Ash's success, the gunslinger tried to attack the behemoth's other eye. However, having already been attacked in one eye, the behemoth was now completely unharmed even when hit in the right eye by a piercing rifle.

Constantine's fireballs never stopped, relentlessly bombarding every part of the skeletal behemoth's body.

Flames covered the entire body of the giant beast, engulfing and scorching it.

At this moment, the giant beast's bone armor also faintly glowed red, shining with the same color as flames.

This time, Constantine, without a cigarette in his mouth, walked forward while throwing fireballs.

The behemoth was surrounded by flames, but it calmed down despite the flames causing it no harm whatsoever.

He stopped his frantically waving hands and looked at the two people in front of him with his only remaining right eye.

Finally, Constantine stopped firing the fireballs he was launching, took out his cigarette case, and lit one for himself.

Taking a drag and exhaling a smooth smoke ring, Constantine said with a hint of pride, "You know what? Even magicians need to study the basics properly."

The behemoth seemed puzzled by Constantine's words, even tilting its head in agreement, as if to say, 'What does it matter?'

What happens when an object is heated to a high temperature and then suddenly cooled?

After saying that, Constantine gave the giant beast a downward middle finger.

Meanwhile, Ash, standing nearby, instantly conjured a lightning spear and shot it towards the ice cap beneath the giant beast's feet.

The ice sheet beneath the behemoth's massive weight, coupled with the constant burning from Constantine's fireballs, had become increasingly precarious.

Ash's lightning spear was the final straw that broke the camel's back.

The lightning spear exploded, shattering the ice cap beneath the giant beast's feet. The beast frantically clawed at the ice, trying to grab onto something.

But given its immense weight, the shattered ice only allowed him to grab onto some broken pieces of ice.

With Constantine and Ash working together, the Bone Siege Assault Beast fell once again.

## Chapter 78: Weakness Attack

The skeletal behemoth that fell into the sea had such a high temperature that it even boiled a small patch of the ocean.

From this ice cave, marine creatures constantly attempt to leap out in an attempt to survive. However, they can only thrash about on the ice surface before being frozen solid.

The sea surface near the ice cave began to boil, and the fish that couldn't escape were boiled into a pot of open-air fish soup.

Ash and Constantine stood on the ice, waiting for the sea to calm down, but they still couldn't see the skeletal behemoth.

Just when the two thought the giant skeletal beast had long since perished at sea and were preparing to return to their position to rebuild their defenses...

A large, skeletal hand emerged from beneath the ice cap and slammed down towards Ash.

Without the Iron Knee of the Dark Souls world, Ash instantly jumped in the opposite direction, dodging the sudden attack.

The skeletal behemoth, having failed in its attack, slammed its paw onto the ice and then continued to exert force, pulling its entire body back onto the ice.

The skeletal behemoth, returning to the ice surface, patted its bone armor with a mocking air, as if to say, 'That's it, that's it?'

The giant beast's massive hand slammed against its armor, producing dull thuds, as if the previous tricks of heating and cooling had had no effect whatsoever.

Ironically, the behemoth pinched two fingers, pulled the knight's sword out of its left eye, and threw it back in front of Ash.

After resting underwater, the giant beast had recovered. It roared towards the sky, its voice carrying across the entire battlefield.

Those orcs who had been swept away by the giant beast during the battle began to gather around it.

Faced with further threats, Constantine launched a new attack.

This time, instead of using fireballs to attack the behemoth, he quickly waved his right hand, continuously releasing Farron Rapids to slow down the horde's encirclement of them.

Even though Constantine's hands moved with incredible speed, the endless stream of orcs still managed to surround the two of them due to their numerical advantage.

Surrounded by the two, the skeletal behemoth resumed its buffet, grabbing the gathered beastmen and starting a picnic.

Just as the orcs were feasting with both hands, Ash noticed a problem on the giant beast's back.

Ash reacted instantly and began gesturing to the ghost on the position, intending to use the ghost to pass the message to the gunslinger Roland.

After quickly exchanging hand signals, Ash and Constantine launched another attack on the skeletal behemoth.