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Chapter 1420 - 619: Hunting Titans

Chapter 1420: Chapter 619: Hunting Titans

The fog rolled across the land, and the Titan Scout silently glided through the jungle, landing without a sound, and rolled to hide behind a tree.

Peeking out from behind the giant tree, the Titan Scout looked into the deep fog ahead.

In front, the target it had locked onto, a low Star Level Fool, was hurrying along without ever looking back, completely unaware of the danger lurking behind.

For such a tiny and fragile life, the Titan Scout was confident that it only needed one foot or one fist to smash the opponent, as simply as crushing an insect by hand.

But it did not do so; instead, it continued to carefully conceal itself because its mission was to track the Fool. It documented the fool’s movements without exposing itself to deduce the location of their base.

Killing the Fool could be done anytime; they were after capturing them all in one go!

Watching as the target kept moving ahead, the Titan Scout pulled out some paper and a pen, sketched a few lines on the paper, and noted down some textual annotations.

However, just then, it noticed that the Fool suddenly changed direction. Their speed unchanged, they headed off in a different direction.

The Titan Scout furrowed its brow, watching as the figure was about to disappear from sight, and hurriedly put away the paper and pen to catch up again.

Fortunately, through the following journey, the target showed no strange actions such as suddenly turning back or stopping. The direction of advance did not purposely move away from it, which likely meant they had not discovered its tracking but had a sudden change of destination.

The Titan Scout continued to silently follow its target and soon noticed that the Fool had dashed into a mountain pass.

The terrain, with steep highlands on either side and a narrow valley in the middle, was disadvantageous for scouting, making the Titan hesitate momentarily.

But it was just a moment; watching the Fool walking further away, the Titan Scout decisively followed.

Moments later, the Titan tracked the fool, both deeply entering the valley.

Just then, the Fool ahead suddenly sped up, pulling away from the Titan at an unusually rapid pace.

The Titan Scout frowned, feeling a bad premonition and subconsciously wanting to stop and retreat. However, it suddenly found itself stepping into a quagmire without realizing, and looking down, saw its feet caught in it.

At the same time, several ropes emerged from the mud, stretching tight from all directions and wrapping around the Titan’s legs, the tension from the ropes, combined with the quagmire’s slickness, uncontrollably pulled the Titan backward.

Falling heavily to the ground, its cloak flapping open, the giant figure was fully exposed in the valley.

And just as the Titan fell, a figure with a knife leaped out, landing precisely on the Titan’s face, the curved blade heading straight towards the Titan’s eyes.

"Roar..."

Amidst the Titan’s roaring, one of its eyes got pierced by the blade, and half of its vision instantly turned bloody.

That was not all; in the next instant, an intense flash erupted from the blade, and as the Titan instinctively closed its eyes from the pain, this action only intensified the burning sensation in its eyes.

Under the rules of keeping eyes open during daylight, a chain from Order’s Lock materialized on the Titan’s body.

Trapped!

The Titan now understood completely that this was a well-designed trap. The Fools had not only discovered its presence but also exploited its tracking to deliberately lead it into this particular terrain, surely not just intending to drive it away.

Realizing this, the Titan, despite the wounds on its eyes, desperately waved its hand to shake off the attacking shadow, then leapt up and forcefully broke free from the rope trap, trying to escape toward the valley’s exit.

However, during these brief movements, its body got wrapped in two more shiny golden chains.

"Quick reaction there... But still thinking of running away here?"

Mu You looked at the text in the game, grinning broadly.

The trap, of course, was laid by him, using a common Divine Art called ’Pitfall’ learned from a Divine Art stone. It was only a one-star Divine Art without attack power, and its effects were quite weak, but it was still good for setting an ambush in advance.

He had been observing this Titan all the way, knowing that the opponent was left-handed and very cautious, so he had prepared ’Please Open Your Eyes in Daylight’ and ’Right First’ before appearing, entrapping the opponent with three layers of Order’s Lock as soon as they met.

[You have summoned an Order Guardian.]

[As soon as the Order Guardian appeared, it directly charged towards the Titan wrapped in Order’s Lock...]

[At the same time, the Bone Dragon and the Barbarian jumped down from the mountain cliffs on both sides, forming a triangle with you and surrounding the Titan.]

[Seeing the Barbarian appearing in front, the Titan was greatly shocked, having no intention of fighting, it immediately launched a ’Charge’ towards the Bone Dragon, moving rapidly like a phantom, trying to break out between the Bone Dragon and the Titan...]

[You activated ’Silence Domain’, the charging Titan stopped abruptly, ending up standing awkwardly in place, then was kicked over by the swiftly approaching Barbarian...]

This Titan was a bona fide 9-Star Titan and was not merely a wild creature but an intelligent and battle-trained Warrior, likely with Combat Power not inferior to those Titans that had invaded Earth in the past.

Fortunately, the current Mu You was far from the novice who had just obtained Divine Skin, and moreover, he had a 9-Star Barbarian by his side to bolster his combat strength, definitely not inferior to the opponent in terms of head-on combat power.

As for the Divine Arts abilities of the Titan, over the course of the journey, Mu You had observed that this Titan belonged to the Scout category, primarily focusing on abilities related to concealment and rapid escape,