Chapter: 391

Another hammer swing smashed against its blue ribs, shattering them off.

Instead of reacting in pain, it suddenly leant forward, reaching with its long spindly arm.

It ignored the pain, taking another heavy hit from a hammer which destroyed one of its 16 legs.

Instead of thrashing about, it dashed closer to the skeleton, quickly reaching out with its huge long fingers.

The black hand wrapped completely around the skeleton’s skull; the skeleton could only respond with awkward upward swings of its hammer, but the hammer only missed this time. It seemed helpless, as if its fate was sealed; it was pushed down for just a slight moment before –

*Crrr… crunch~*

The creature suddenly twisted the skull, then tilted it to the side, and with a fast motion ripped it right off the spine.

Without a head, the body of the skeleton collapsed into a useless inanimate bone pile.

Before Jay’s eyes, the execution happened so quickly and almost without any warning. The skull was then tossed somewhere into the back of the room.

“Fuck…” Jay’s eyes bulged as he watched silently.

The monster’s execution skill must have had a much higher chance against his level three skeletons.

Jay decided he would definitely not be joining this fight as he subconsciously took a step back – instead, he resummoned another skeleton and continued to watch from the side lines.

*Crrr… crunch~*

A few more minutes into the battle, the creature ripped another skull off a skeleton, prompting Jay to summon another.

Thankfully, it had only killed an individual skeleton so far: Blue.

The other three wolf-skull skeletons were doing fine; they had some damage but it was nothing that Jay couldn’t fix, though it would take some time.

Since Jay had summoned a level 3 skeleton multiple times, he was beginning to feel the effects of having low mana, as it seemed like the fight appeared more dangerous than what it actually was – that it was speeding up.

Technically, the creature was fighting with more ferocity as its life was now beginning to dwindle, but the skeletons always fought with 100% of their might; their aggression in battle was always turned up to the maximum.

“Hmm. I’ll need to sit down soon.” he thought, hoping the creature would just accept its fate and die already.

As its health was nearing zero the creature suddenly let out another screeching noise, what seemed like the final heroic cry of a dying warrior.

*SCREEEEEE!~~*

It then twirled, knocking all the skeletons back with its tail and immediately started dashing straight towards Jay.

“…Oh? ..OH! Oh shit!” He immediately turned to run.

Jay ran towards the exit as fast as his feet could carry him, but he was simply too slow. His only choice was to fight it.

But how could he fight while his reflexes were so slow now that his mana was low?