The Legend of Fatality - Chapter 857

They could hear the roaring sound of the sea in front of them, and saw something glittering. “Gold,” Steiger said excitedly, stepping up, obviously he didn’t care about his personal safety now.

“Or the reflection of dragon scales,” Eisenheim-Schneider said. “Ready to fight.”

As they approached, Bai En saw a huge cave looming in front of them. It was a huge room as large as the interior of the Temple of Marnus in the capital of the Marnus Empire.

At the other end of the cave is a waterfall, which tumbling into a large pool of water. Even at such a long distance, the moisture of the water splash still wets Bai En’s face. There was a smell of carrion in the air.

There are several ledges large enough to accommodate a person walking on the edge of the room. The tunnel they walked to led to a rough slope, which had been squeezed by the dragon’s huge body for many years, making its passage smooth.

There are bones of people, beasts and monsters everywhere. The cave is indeed a magnificent treasure, with piles of silver, copper, gold and jewelry mixed together. However, before everyone’s eyes were attracted by the creature that dominated this vast space, their eyes only stayed on the treasure for a moment.

In the middle of the room lies a giant dragon, which is the biggest living thing that Bai En has seen or wishes to see.

It is as big as a hill and is made up of a lot of muscles, tendons and scales. Its tough wings are tightly wrapped around him. It has a large blade-like scale at the end of its long tail. There are two rows of jagged spine on its spine, each row is as big as a tall human, extending down the spine. .

As Bai En watched the snake-like neck stretched out, the dragon raised his head to see who disturbed his sleep. It looked down on them with vicious, hateful eyes. Bai En can see pain and madness in his eyes. He wanted to escape a little, but strength, calmness and courage gushed from the sword in his hand.

Bai En could see that even the dwarves were frightened by the evil eyes. Behind him, he heard the whimpers of Uli, Bijoni and Steiger. Even Snowy moaned in despair. Only Gray Logan, Mackason, and Dular stood without fear.

Bane can feel that Eisenheim-Schneider and Mrs. Kasler will turn around and run away if they are slightly provoked. He does not blame them. This dragon is as big as the ‘Glennell ’s Will’. Its mouth is a huge gap filled with teeth, which can easily swallow a person. Flames and pungent smoke flashed in its nostrils.

“Everyone.” Bai En said to the others, he was surprised to find his voice so calm. He felt the power of the sword working again. “Angelica, Oleg, Standa, stood on the ledge and started shooting eyes, throat or any weak points you can think of. Eisenheim, can your magic protect us from the flames?”

“Yes. At least I hope so. I believe it will protect you at least for a while.”

“Then do that!” Bai En shouted to everyone with a commanding voice, and he was surprised to see them jump up and obey his orders. But he also noticed another thing. The dragon dragged its left side all the time and began to move slowly, hiding its left side behind the body. There was hope in Bai En’s heart. He thinks he understands what happened.

“It was injured,” Bai En said affirmatively. “It has not recovered from the damage caused by Warwick’s gyroplane crashing into it.”

The dragon stood upright staggeringly, spreading its wings to maintain balance. Its huge shadow floated on the wall behind it, but this did not attract Bai En’s attention. He now understands that he is right.

This beast has a big wound that is purifying. This is the source of that odor of corruption in the air. Warwick’s damage to this creature was far beyond his imagination.

“Try to shoot the wound next to it with an arrow.” Bai En shouted. “The scales there have fallen.”

Angelica and the two Kaslev archers have run along the rock wall, spread out, and hide behind the stalagmites. Eisenheim-Schneider raised his staff, and a force gushed out of him, making the air around him glow with magical light.

“Charge!” Grerogan roared. With the exception of Mackason, all oath takers rushed forward. I don’t quite understand why Bai En did this. The dragon came towards them, and the heavy footsteps stepped on the ground, and the earth was shaking. Its roar was deafening. Its head circled forward around his neck, and a flame burst out. Bai En fought with his sword like he did on an airship, but it was not necessary. The gleaming protection cast by Eisenheim-Schneider kept the flames out.

From the afterglow in the corner of his eyes, Bane noticed that Steiger did not run towards the dragon, but towards the largest pile of loot. He jumped into it, just like a person who wanted to swim jumped into the water, he screamed: “Gold! Cute gold! This is all mine.”

He was crazy, Bai En thought. As the dragon approached them, Steig threw a coin in the air with joy, shouting, “Mine! All mine!”

Bane no longer paid attention to Steig, but threw the potion that had been adjusted in his pocket towards the dragon. It is a good thing for Bai En that his opponent’s injury has not healed. His spells can’t penetrate the solid dragon scales, but there are no dragon scales on the dragon’s wounds, only large pieces of carrion.

But the dragon was too big. The wings and body blocked most of the potions thrown by Baien. Only a bottle of potion seemed to hit its wound, but was immediately blocked by the body of the dragon. Bai En can only begin to recite the mantra with his fate, expecting that the bottle of potion will be in the carrion.

As Bane’s spell ended, the black liquid in the potion bottle that spattered outside the dragon scales due to the bottle cracking began to flow, and black smoke erupted on the dragon scales, as if trying to corrode these solid scales.

However, the effect of this spell was too weak, and Bane had to control the transfer of liquid to the dragon’s wound, but with the transfer of the dragon’s body surface, the black liquid volatilized at a visible rate.

Damn, Bai En scolded. Without seeing the specific location, he had to pull out the sacrificial knife, cut a small hole in his arm, draw a small magic circle on his arm with his finger stained with blood, and then quickly Complete the spell, expecting that most of the remaining liquid has been transferred to the location of the dragon’s wound.

After the spell was completed, Bai En could only see a smoky smoke from the left side of the dragon. As the smoke rose, the dragon issued a painful long chant, twisting the body and exposing the left side .

But to Bane’s disappointment, his spell only eroded less than half of the dragon’s wound surface, and that part of it was left with scorched black carrion corroded by black liquid, but failed to penetrate the dragon’s body. I didn’t even see any blood flowing out, only the smelly thick juice.

At this moment, a strange crackling hiss came from behind Bai En. Then something flashed over his head, dragging the flames. It exploded on the injured side of the dragon, and large pieces of carrion splashed outward, exposing bones and internal organs. The dragon made a terrible roar, somewhere between roar and scream.

As Bai En continued to approach the monster ~ www.mtlnovel.com ~ Bai En could hear air fizzing out of the dragon’s chest.

The powerful creature began to stand upright, and its wings also curved. As it moved, the stench of carrion struck Bai En with an almost unstoppable shock wave. Bai En raised his head in surprise while trying not to suffocate himself.

He had never imagined such a large creature. It was like a moving tower, vaguely covering him. It had an unnatural feeling, as if a building had legs and started to move around. It is so high, its head almost touches the top of the cave, almost twenty times taller than a normal human.

How can we overcome this fear? He thought, because a sense of awe threatened to paralyze him. There is no doubt that this is Longwei mentioned in the book. The bravery of humans or dwarves seems impossible to overcome such a thing. It’s too big. And they are like mice, trying to defeat an adult. As these thoughts rushed into Bane’s mind, “Grey Rogan came to the dragon’s feet.

Bai En’s numb brain noticed that the monster’s claws were almost as big as Guerrerogan’s. If this made Grerogan feel a little panicked, he showed no signs. His axe flashed through a thunderous arc, jumped up and chopped into the dragon’s leg, about where it should be like a human ankle.

The powerful axe blade separated the scales and flesh. Green blood spewed from the wound. The dragon roared again to vent its anger and pain, and then bent down, its head resembling a fierce snake attacking quickly, its big mouth open, threatening to swallow Guerrerogan in one bite.

Bai En, who didn’t understand why he was rushing towards the dragon, wondered if the end of Guerrero had finally arrived.