Chapter: 454
– Requires 12 seconds to activate
– 5HP regeneration per second
– Its legs pierce the sooil, growing downwards into the ground, absorbing nutrients for itself.
[Endless Growth] (Passive)
– Immortal
– Limitless size
<[Description]>
[Renouncing its ties to the spirit realm, the elemental has become one with its element, giving itself a more powerful form – turning both the wood and itself into something in between either of them. However, if its body dies, so will its spirit.]
“Damn, it’s actually pretty high level, so much regeneration too. Maybe we can’t pull it off?” Jay carefully thought to himself, squinting as he gripped his sword a little more tightly.
All in all, he didn’t care that much about fighting it. After all, if he wanted exp all he had to do was wait while his skeletons roamed about in dungeons.
To Jay, this was all just good practice, and finally it was getting interesting.
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The treant hectopede charged aggressively.
In his hand, Jay had readied multiple unstable teeth spells to throw in order to aggro it.
The wooden beast had already started charging at Dan the axeman with its antlers down – he was the closest after all.
Needless to say, Dan was figuratively shitting himself.
*BOOM!~ tat tat tat tat*
[10]
Suddenly a chunk of the treant’s chest disappeared, bits of wood and dirt flew everywhere, leaving only a melon-sized crater behind.
Jay’s first unstable tooth spell had landed.
Some of the other adventurers look back at him with bulging eyes for a moment – “He can use fucking magic?” some of them were thinking.
Seeing Jay’s unfazed, focused gaze on the creature though, they each returned to focusing on the battle too.
The creature stopped its charge completely as it responded to the massive damage.
“Oh, maybe it can feel pain?” Jay smiled, “I guess that’s what happens when you merge with your element.”
The creature was charging at Jay now. Jay always had the option to run back to Paul, the high level guard – but he remained still, not too worried about the wooden antlered creature bearing down on him..