Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God
Chapter 573 - 459: The Peculiar Dragon Vein Creature_2

Chapter 573: Chapter 459: The Peculiar Dragon Vein Creature_2

"Understood!" When it came to such matters, Yueju always obediently followed Gaven’s commands.

Because she was very aware that, whether in terms of combat experience or abilities, even in dragon slaying, she was just a supporter; the real powerhouse was still Gaven.

The six young Pegasus Knights saw Gaven catching up and showing signs of joining the fight, shooting arrows from their bows while shouting loudly at him.

However, being in mid-air and in the midst of non-stop combat, their voices tended to disperse, and it was hard to hear what they were saying specifically, but he could vaguely make out that they were warning him not to use magic in his attacks.

Gaven quickly added, "Without my command, do not use any magic abilities."

In the current situation, it was best not to act smart and imitate those with experience; following the lead was the right way to go.

Yueju responded again, drew a large circle in the air, and went around to the rear of the Dragon Vein Creature, knowing that a backstab, if possible, was always the right move, no need for Gaven to give the order.

When he was about thirty meters from the Dragon Vein Creature, Gaven instinctively marked it as his chosen foe.

But at the moment his ability activated, Gaven could not help but curse loudly.

The magic force, which should have been focused on the Dragon Vein Creature, twisted under the effect of a strange power and instead fell upon the Yueju right beneath him.

Twisting Spell!

The enemy definitely had a Twisting Spell effect on them, which redirected the spell initially cast on them to someone else.

No wonder those young Pegasus Knights didn’t use their spells; the root cause was here.

Luckily, the spell he had just cast was a marking spell, which would not take effect until an attack was initiated.

If he had started with a powerful attack spell, who knows who would have been unlucky.

The Dragon Vein Creature immediately sensed something and looked at him with a gaze that was both ferocious and mocking. With a flap of its wings, it executed a 180-degree turn and pounced towards Gaven.

"Old tactics, meet it head-on, nosedive right after the shot," Gaven said, feeling much less apprehensive once he grasped the foundation of his opponent.

Creatures like Nightshadow who possess both strong magical immunity and physical immunity are definitely a rarity; for most energy creatures, these traits rarely occur simultaneously, especially in Dragon Vein Creatures.

No matter how powerful they are, they couldn’t be stronger than their forebears.

Possessing Twisting Spell implied that it could not have the ability to cast spells; that was the price for this ability.

Its body shape also determined that it could not have the Dragon Breath ability — how could a creature with a beak spit fire?

In a pure melee, breaking through his Crown Shield and Combat Armor would not be so easy.

Every close-quarters combat was a gamble.

He gambled that he guessed the enemy’s attack method correctly, gambled the intelligence in his hands was reliable, and gambled he had more aces up his sleeve than his opponent.

Without a doubt, Gaven had won this gamble.

The claws of the Dragon Vein Creature screeched against the Crown Shield but failed to penetrate.

But Gaven’s Death Roar was a solid, resounding barrage of shots. At such a close distance, there was no chance of missing, not just one shot, but three in quick succession,

One shot struck the neck, another the chest, and the last one hit a thigh.

Without the damage boost from the designated foe, the single strike power of Death Roar wasn’t as terrifying, but it could be compensated with multiple attacks, especially since Gaven had a Dragon Slayer Special Ability, inflicting an extra 1D6 damage on dragons, and the Dragon Vein Creature was also included in this ability’s effect range.

(5D6+1D6) * 3 = (18-108)

An initial average damage of forty to fifty points was still quite formidable.

This was directly reflected by the wounds, where every hit from the Death Roar created an opening the size of a head, from which blood gushed crazily.

The Dragon Vein Creature let out a piercing howl, flapped its wings, and fled away from Gaven without looking back.

Behind the Yueju, the sound of energy surging erupted once more.

Its form abruptly turned, chasing in the direction the Dragon Vein Creature was escaping.

Although the speed of the Dragon Vein Creature was exceptional, it was still not enough compared to the Yueju; soon enough, the roar of the Death Roar would ring out again, but not each one was accompanied by the Dragon Vein Creature’s screams.

When it came to a prolonged chase and escape, the disadvantage of projectile weapons was exposed; they are not 100% accurate, and the variability in killing power was somewhat large.

Gaven’s hit rate had been so high before, almost 100%, and he possessed terrifying killing power,

because to ensure that his ability was not wasted, he created opportunities for close-range shots whenever possible. When the barrel is pressed against the chest, how could there be a chance of missing?

Unless the opponent had the Ghost’s ability with a 50% chance to momentarily shift to the Shadow Plane.

After shooting five shots and realizing that it didn’t even take half of the opponent’s life force, Gaven decisively stopped the pursuit.

All his challenges against higher levels were built on the combination of designated foe, Undead Vengeance, and Death Roar.

If these three moves couldn’t finish the enemy off, turning and running was the wise choice.

Not having a high enough Professional Level was the biggest flaw he had to contend with now.

The Twisting Spell on the Dragon Vein Creature definitely couldn’t twist all spells, but required a Concentration contest.