Shock! The Spell Is In English!

Although the Wyvern had killed two Venomous Spiders with a single strike, there were more than two Venomous Spiders. The remaining two Venomous Spiders took advantage of the Wyvern's lack of energy to successfully leap onto the Wyvern's body.

They revealed their most powerful weapon, the poisonous fangs!

The poisonous fangs of the Venomous Spiders directly bit through the surface of the Wyvern's flesh and blood, injecting the poisonous liquid into the Wyvern's body. The Venomous Spiders that possessed Poison Specialization had a stronger poison than ordinary poison source beasts.

Poison Specialization was to raise the quality of the source beast's venom by one level, increasing the speed and efficiency of the source energy conversion into the poison attribute.

Very quickly, the Wyvern's entire body trembled due to the venom of the Venomous Spiders, furiously letting out a mournful howl.

The battle had entered a stalemate, but this situation didn't last for long.

The Wyvern was a general-level source beast after all. Although its battle level and numbers were inferior to the Venomous Spiders and the Green Bamboo Snakes, it still relied on its formidable strength to defeat the enemy.

All the source beasts around the Wyvern had been dealt with by it, except for that Hundred-Eyed Rock that had yet to make a move. The ground was covered with the corpses of the Green Bamboo Snake and the Venomous Spiders. The Wyvern had originally been injured, but it had fought nine battles to the final victory. This was the potential of a general-level source beast.

However, it was still a miserable victory. The Wyvern's injuries were even more severe than when Lugh had first seen it. Other than the insect carapace that had been torn apart by the Green Bamboo Snakes, its body was still trembling as if it had been poisoned. Clearly, it was already at the end of its tether.

"Not bad, but you still lack experience." Seeing the Wyvern's miserable state, Lugh shook his head.

Although the Wyvern's strength and talent were one in a million, it had revealed many problems in the battle just now.

However, Lugh changed his mind. After all, this little fellow was still a young Wyvern, and its experience in dealing with enemies was still rather scarce. It was already extremely rare for it to be able to do this. He bitterly smiled and scolded himself, "I'm too greedy."

It was indeed gratifying that the Wyvern had defeated nine enemies, but don't forget that it had yet to make a move against Hundred-Eyed Rock. Level 9 and unscathed against a level 5 and spent Wyvern, the Hundred-Eyed Rock was simply waiting to be exhausted, and winning without a fight.

Lugh slowly adjusted his posture, and slowly stood up. He knew that it was time to make a move. If his guess was right, the Wyvern would not be able to display 30% of its original combat strength now. It was simply courting death to deal with Hundred-Eyed Rock in this state.

After all, Hundred-Eyed Rock was not something that the Green Bamboo Snakes and the Venomous Spiders could compare to.

[Name: Hundred-Eyed Rock]

[Race: Elemental Race-Rock Species]

[Level: Gold-rank High-Grade]

[Innate Ability: Stone Skin (intermediate)]

The entire body of the Hundred-Eyed Rock was almost entirely covered in rock. It looked like a two-meter-tall humanoid rock monster. Its entire body was covered with drawings that looked like eyes, making it look like it had eyes all over its body. That was why it was named Hundred-Eyed Rock. Unlike its simple and honest appearance, it was essentially a type of violent source beast that had a tendency to attack. It was a source beast that could attack and defend at the same time.

A source beast like the Hundred-Eyed Rock had outstanding offensive and defensive abilities. In addition to being a relatively easy target, it was considered one of the more popular source beasts among Beast Masters. Moreover, it wasn't the first time Lugh had seen the Hundred-Eyed Rock. The village chief of Medicine House Village had an extremely powerful Hundred-Eyed Rock.

When the 'underlings' surrounding the Wyvern were all killed, the tyrannical Hundred-Eyed Rock naturally wouldn't give the Wyvern a chance to recover. It directly charged towards the Wyvern with heavy steps.

Although the Hundred-Eyed Rock was cumbersome, its charging speed couldn't be considered slow. He was like a fast-moving giant boulder, crushing everything in his path.

Just as the Wyvern was about to dodge its attack, Hundred-Eyed Rock's eyes emitted a brown light. Following that, the Wyvern's body was covered by a faint grey light. Its entire body became stiff, causing its movement to become abnormally slow.

After that, the Wyvern was sent flying due to its sudden movement being restricted. It landed not far from the tree that Lugh was standing on. The originally cracked beetle shell on its back was completely shattered, and blood splattered all over the ground.

"As expected, Hundred-Eyed Rock's best skill is 'slow'." Lugh looked at the Wyvern that was unable to get up from the ground for a moment, and his eyes narrowed slightly.

'Slow' was a skill that slowed down the enemy's movements. It was a rock attribute skill that released a strong restriction on the enemy's body, causing him to move slowly like a heavy object pressing down on his body.

Lugh had already guessed that Hundred-Eyed Rock would use such a move. It was a slow and collision tactic. Although it was very old-fashioned, it was a very practical tactic.

The Wyvern's current condition was very bad. He couldn't wait any longer. If he waited any longer, the Wyvern might be directly killed by Hundred-Eyed Rock.

Lugh closed his eyes and activated his source energy. Other than forming a contract with a source beast, humans also had their own innate ability, which was the natural ability to control source energy.

The ability to use source energy that humans had accumulated over countless years had always been the most precious treasure of humans. This included the 'Source Energy Communication' that Lugh was currently using, which allowed him to control the fluctuations of source energy to achieve a spiritual communication that didn't require him to open his mouth, this was the Source Energy Communication.

Lugh directly transmitted the source energy into the mind of the fallen Wyvern. This was how Lugh transmitted the source energy.

"Little Wyvern, do you want to live? If you want to live, then listen to me!"

Source beasts were not ordinary beasts. Their intelligence was not low, and a few of them were even smarter than humans. Naturally, communication was not a problem.

The Wyvern had received Lugh's source energy communication. Although it didn't know where the person was, it didn't affect its judgment.

The Wyvern's strong self-esteem as a source beast of the dragon race caused it to have a hard time deciding whether to rely on the strength of others and save its own life.

Seeing the Wyvern lying on the ground, Hundred-Eyed Rock let out a muffled laugh. Its laughter was filled with disdain and ridicule.

After which, the Hundred-Eyed Rock slightly bent its body and made a pre-run action like a human. It once again charged towards the Wyvern that had fallen to the ground.

The Hundred-Eyed Rock's pure rock body not only had astonishing defense, but it would also receive quite a number of external injuries when it charged towards the enemy. It was merely a Wyvern that had already broken its shell. If it were to receive another head-on collision from Hundred-Eyed Rock, even if it did not die, it would still end up in a near-death state.

When Lugh saw Hundred-Eyed Rock charge, he became a little anxious. He thought to himself, 'Why is this Wyvern so arrogant? Would it rather die than accept my help?'

Seeing that Lugh couldn't help but go and save someone... No, when saving the Wyvern, the Wyvern's two antennae drooped down, and it let out a low growl. Facing the threat of life and death, the Wyvern finally compromised.

When Lugh saw the Wyvern's actions, his expression finally relaxed a little. He was afraid that this little fellow would rather die than comply.

When the Hundred-Eyed Rock was about to hit the Wyvern, the Wyvern crawled up from the ground. It did not dodge the collision of the Hundred-Eyed Rock to the side. Instead, it ran straight back. With the Wyvern's current speed, it would not be able to run far before it was hit by the collision of the Hundred-Eyed Rock.

From Hundred-Eyed Rock's point of view, this Wyvern had already lost its bearings. It was merely making its final struggle.

The Wyvern flapped its broken wings with all its might, attempting to increase its speed. Unfortunately, Hundred-Eyed Rock was still able to catch up to it.

Just as Hundred-Eyed Rock was feeling pleased with itself and was about to finish off its opponent, the situation suddenly changed! The Wyvern suddenly pounced to the side. Before the Hundred-Eyed Rock could react, it swept towards a thick tree that was wrapped in vines.

The instant the Wyvern dodged, Lugh cut off one of the vines that were tied to the wooden stake beneath his feet. The wooden trap was activated, and the giant tree smashed into Hundred-Eyed Rock's body.

The Hundred-Eyed Rock was an elemental source beast that was made of stone. The attack from the giant tree wasn't painful, but it made it lose its balance and retreat a few steps.

When Hundred-Eyed Rock shook its heavy head to see who had attacked it with the giant tree, a thin figure jumped down from the tree.

This figure was Lugh. Lugh was standing at his original spot with a dagger in his hand. When the Hundred-Eyed Rock saw that the person who had ambushed it was a hateful human, it couldn't suppress his anger.

"Roar!" The Hundred-Eyed Rock couldn't contain its anger as it punched its chest with its stone fist. The sound of rocks colliding with each other was heard as he roared and charged towards Lugh.

"50 steps, 40 steps, 30 steps..." The Hundred-Eyed Rock and Lugh were getting closer and closer to each other. However, Lugh didn't panic at all. Instead, he assessed the distance between Hundred-Eyed Rock and himself with a cold expression as he whispered, "10 steps! Now!" Lugh suddenly drew his short dagger to his side. With a cold flash, the other vine on the wooden stake broke.