??Chapter 309: Chapter 304: ans of Restraint
Chapter 309: Chapter 304: ans of Restraint
“Prince Mureya, I really cannot defeat it!” The Old Red Dragon, having received several unnaturally twisted injuries, fell before Muria, with several shattered red dragon scales at his feet.
“Waste!” Seeing the Red Dragon that was frightened off in less than ten minutes by the High-Grade Extraordinary tal Golem, several Green Dragons murmured curses from behind Mureya.
“You would fare no better, so why berate the green dragons?” As Mureya watched the Red Dragon whose claws had been broken by the golem, he retorted.
“Your Majesty, I…” The Old Red Dragon hung his head in embarrassnt. It was the Red Dragons’ habit to look down upon other kinds of dragons because they were the strongest among the Five Colored Dragons.
“Step aside, I will deal with this golem.” Facing the High-Grade Extraordinary golem that was approaching him with heavy steps, Mureya remained calm, showing no hint of excitent at eting a powerful enemy.
The most common constructs are golems. What are golems? Whether they are low-level Clay Golems, Stone Golems, Flesh Golems, tal Golems, or Dragon Skeleton Golems, they all share a common feature: they are immune to magical damage.
Only constructs that can resist magical damage are worthy of the title ‘golem’. Even if it’s a pile of moving rubbish, as long as it can resist magic, it can be called a golem.
Another feature of golems is their lack of intelligence. Every action they take is pre-programd by a mage with magical spells and rigid. In Mureya’s view, golems are like robots from another world.
The reason the Red Dragon, Otlis, couldn’t overco this golem was purely because of the restrictions of the terrain. In the narrow space of the Mage’s tower, the golem’s strengths are maximized.
In the open space, the Red Dragon, Otlis, had dozens of ways to defeat this golem, but within the Mage’s tower, the old Red Dragon had no choice but to be hamred by the golem.
The body of the High-Grade Extraordinary tal Golem is much harder than that of a Red Dragon. In a situation where both are of the sa level, flesh and blood can definitely not match up to tal.
So, when all magic is immune, when all elental damage is immune, in a head-to-head confrontation, the Red Dragon can only take a beating.
“Mureya, I can handle this.” As Mureya was about to make his move, Yingdila pulled a corner of Mureya’s robe, her eyes shining as she watched the golem. She wanted to eat it.
“No need, I’ll take care of this.” Mureya imdiately refused Yingdila’s request to ‘engage in battle’. He entered the semi-plane map for the resources left by the legendary mage; if he gave everything to Yingdila, all his efforts would be wasted.
“I want to eat.”
“No, you don’t. You’ve eaten enough.” Muria stroked Yingdila’s soft black hair, “Your stomach is already full; your feeling of hunger now is rely an illusion.”
“Oh.” Hearing Mureya’s words, Yingdila pouted discontentedly. She took a step forward, intending to ignore Mureya’s words now that there was so much food in front of her.
“Yingdila, if you stand here obediently without moving and wait for
to deal with the golem, I’ll give you a delicious food that you’ve never eaten before.”
“Really?” Hearing Mureya’s words, Yingdila was imdiately moved. She hesitated for a mont, opting to obediently stand still.
“Good child.” Mureya nodded, a certain decision having been made in his heart. He must find a way to restrain Yingdila; relying solely on emotional appeal won’t work.
Thud! Thud! The sound of the golem’s footsteps was getting closer. Mureya’s body was covered with a faint golden light, and then his body gradually enlarged, soon becoming a stature on par with a Cloud Giant.
The space here does not allow Mureya to fight in his true form, and the sa goes for the Red Dragon, Otlis. It was due to the fact that it had to shrink its size to fight this high-ranking golem that it couldn’t unleash all its power.
The size of the space here is only suitable for a creature twelve ters tall like the Cloud Giant.
Without putting on the Saintly Imperial Abyss or taking out any exclusive weapon, Mureya faced the golem, clad in armor and wielding an axe, in the form of the Cloud Giant. If he needs to use a weapon to deal with a mindless golem, and word gets back to the Titan Islands, he thinks he would be laughed to death by his own kind.
“Intruder, die!” Detecting Mureya’s closeness, the golem emitted a voice with a chanical texture. It raised the long, single-edged battle axe in its hand and, according to a programd trajectory, swung it at Mureya.
Ding! Watching the battle axe overhead, Mureya did not dodge. His hand, entwined with the wind, reached out, and he slapped the side of the battle axe. The trajectory of its fall was shifted and it slamd on the ground near Mureya, opening a long crack of about ten ters in length. Its power was amazing.
“What a waste of power on a lifeless thing.” Seeing the battle axe that split the ground in one blow, Mureya’s eyes twitched. He’d already tested the toughness of the materials in this mage tower before he entered. All of it, was harder than steel.
A golem that’s resistant to magic, with a sturdy body, and powerful strength, but without any techniques, beca just another piece of tal in Mureya’s hands, relentlessly punched by him after its weapons were disassembled.
Then, under the calm or shocked gazes of the bystanders, Mureya ripped the armor off the High-Grade golem piece by piece before storing it all in his Space Ring.
Following this, Mureya, with both of his fists wreathed in wind and thunder, punched the defenseless golem over and over again.
Ding! Ding! Like the sound of forging tal, each of Mureya’s punches left a shallow mark on the golem’s body. Even the High-Grade Extraordinary tal could not withstand the power of a Titan and began to deform.
“What kind of power is this?” The most shocked was Demon Hunter Leon. Most of the Demon Hunter Armor is made of High-Grade Extraordinary tal, with a small amount of legendary tal only used for key parts.
This strength ans that Mureya has the ability to destroy the Demon Hunter’s Armor. Of course, it refers to the Demon Hunter’s Armor that was initially cast, which, after receiving the baptism of the Power of Human Race Faith, is currently no less than those legendary armors.
The red-haired teenager was astonished as he watched Mureya turn a High-Grade golem into an irregular tal lump full of fist marks.
“Mureya, you’ve already taken care of delicious food, now you should give
the tasty thing you promised that I’ve never eaten.”
Having stored the remnants of the unrecognizable golem in his Space Ring, Mureya heard a sigh from Yingdila. He made up his mind and retrieved a piece of tal entwined with Death Qi from the Space Ring and threw it to Yingdila.
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