78: Chapter 78: Powerful Vitality 78: Chapter 78: Powerful Vitality Despite the fierceness of the battle, Violet calmly noticed a fact.
That is, these undead who attacked relentlessly seed utterly pointless, their efforts seed to amount to rely wasting ti.
This monster was like an unending abyss, enduring all sorts of damage from the undead yet remaining tirelessly strong.
The monster’s gaping maw writhed slowly, as if indicating to Violet that it didn’t care about these attacks.
If at this mont, another undead wandered into the maw, it could effortlessly cleave it in two and devour it entirely.
Noticing this sent a chill down Violet’s spine.
This level of vitality was beyond what any creature should possess!
No wonder its emitted evil aura could turn living beings into demons.
No wonder it resided in such a gloom-filled and terrifying abyss.
Whoever had summoned it hadn’t left any traces and had simply disappeared.
Its mighty vitality seed to explain everything clearly.
Perhaps, this creature’s true form was so extrely dark entity from the abyss.
However, at this mont, rather than pondering its origins, Violet was more concerned about what she could gain after slaying this monster.
Could it drop so valuable treasure after being slain as an abyssal creature?
If such a tough monster had nothing to offer after being killed but a heap of rotting flesh, wouldn’t that be a great loss?!
Perhaps, cutting off its body and handing it to wizards fascinated by the abyss, or selling it to the rcenary Guild, would be good ideas.
Despite its ugliness, Violet always managed to unearth sothing valuable.
This vibrant and lively monster was the only valuable thing Violet had found.
As for rest, Violet could only say they might make rare specins.
What if so crazy and macabre Alchemists wanted to cultivate extra tentacles on their bodies?
All this could potentially evolve into business opportunities!
However, the only thing she needed to do now was to kill this massive opportunity in front of her eyes – this creature!
She clearly knew in her heart, that these undead attacks were far from enough.
If she wanted to end the monster’s life, she would have to do it herself.
Violet watched the ignorant and unrelenting undead attack.
They were indeed putting up a lot of effort, but they weren’t causing any actual damage to the monster.
This was simply unreasonable!
The beast before her eyes possessed potent spiritual magic to attack intelligent beings, and it also had flexible tentacles that could coil around its enemies.
This combination of abilities made the creature extrely powerful.
This kind of combined attack could not only injure the enemy but also leave them helpless to counterattack.
Unless those attacking this monster were as foolish as the undead commanded by Violet, the creature’s spiritual magic would throw them into chaos, causing them to fight among themselves.
This was enough to exclude the possibility of a large force attacking this creature.
After determining who to attack using its spiritual magic, it could almost certainly ensure that no one could reach its actual body.
A small group of people couldn’t deal with these omnipresent tentacles.
The situation would put the rcenaries exploring this place in a plight where they couldn’t fight back.
Therefore, unless facing a being with power far surpassing its own, no one could defeat this creature.
In this dark world, it was virtually invincible.
Only a large number of fools could face its true form, which was an ironic reality.
Moreover, its vitality was extraordinary, capable of a long battle of attrition.
Violet couldn’t help reconsidering its fighting capacity.
Aside from its grueso appearance, this creature didn’t appear to have any weaknesses.
Concerning its ugly appearance, Violet speculated that it was probably a mutation caused by consuming so sort of garbage food, such as bones.
Besides being so bloated that it couldn’t move, it had virtually no weakness.
Seeing the relentless yet powerless attacks from the undead…
To kill this tough monster with such undead would take an imasurable amount of ti!
Moreover, the attacks of these undead were mostly mindless, fruitless strikes that couldn’t hurt this monstrous creature’s vital parts.
This could be inferred from the monster’s unimpeded actions.
Its tentacles shook wildly in the air, demonstrating its power, making it look extrely formidable.
However, with careful observation, a frustrated Violet finally noticed that the attack of the undead was, to so extent, effective.
This ager effect provided so relief to Violet, making her feel that her actions were not completely in vain.
She definitely noticed one thing: besides the unpredictable spiritual magic, its attacks were not so formidable.
Aside from its initial surprise attack, causing Violet to lose several undead, it no longer seed impressive under the onslaught of countless skeletons.
Under siege, even a pack of dogs could chase a lone wolf in the wilderness, causing it to howl and flee in a pitiful state.
Two fists couldn’t fight four hands; no matter how many tentacles it had, there would co a ti when they would not be enough.
At this mont, Violet was indeed grateful for having summoned so many undead.
Otherwise, she might have had to face those horrifying, sli-covered tentacles herself.
She wouldn’t want those sticky white substances staining her clothes or thighs at all.
This was one of her few quirks about cleanliness, but the foolish undead didn’t mind.
They applied every effective ans they could.
Even when large amounts of white sli wrapped around their bones, the undead didn’t care and just kept swinging their axes.
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