"This creature—according to the system, it's definitely a boss monster, but... Sothing feels off about it compared to other boss monsters I've faced.'
From the mont he entered Polkentin's Secret Underwater Base, Izroth found that it differed from a normal dungeon, raid, or open environnt. However, he was even more certain after encountering the Failed Chira.
'Is it an open dungeon?'
Normal dungeons allowed up to six players who were in a party together to enter.
Furthermore, even if another party entered the sa dungeon, it would be impossible for them to run into players from other parties.
In RML, this was known as a closed-off environnt-a place, in a way, disconnected from everything except what was within its confines.
Most dungeons and raids in RML were closed-off environnts; however, that did not an that open-environnt dungeons and raids did not exist. That being said, from what Izroth understood after reading all the information released by the RML beta testers, open- environnt dungeons and raids did not appear below level 100 areas.
Of course, it was not as though the beta testers were omniscient. After all, none of the beta testers had managed to discover the true power of the combat master class and wrote it off as trash.
'Still, even if it is an open dungeon-isn't this monster a little too weak for a level 70 boss?'
For a level 70 epic boss monster, the Failed Chira's HP was too low. Naturally, this was not unusual as boss monsters with low HP had their strengths focused elsewhere. That is where the problem lied.
Graaaah! Boom! Boom!
The Failed Chira lashed out as it chased after Izroth. However, every ti the monster was about to crush Izroth beneath its mighty paws, he avoided the blow at the last mont and launched a counterattack.
The power behind the Failed Chira's attacks could not be looked down on as it caused the ground it struck to cave in and crumble. Despite this, even compared to a level 50 rare dungeon boss, the Failed Chira was lacking in several ways.
For one, even though it had low HP, its attack, defense, and agility were still on the lower end of the spectrum. The earth magic it used earlier also lacked a certain depth to it.
"This thing... It's not a real boss monster. It's just a well-made fake on the outside. This Polkentin— when I first saw that na, I thought it was just another backstory created by the system. But, seeing how active Polkentin is, can it be a separate quest line that involves the mass-producing of boss- ranked monsters? If so, such an individual is too dangerous for the Mortal Realm left alone.'
Izroth had never t the Mad Alchemist Polkentin; however, he had more than a few run-ins with those who were similar. People like Polkentin cared little for anything else besides advancing their own research. They were the type to do whatever it took to reach that goal. The most frustrating part about these individuals was that, be it a path of salvation or one of destruction they walked, it was irrelevant. Even if the world around them beca a living nightmare, so long as they had their research, nothing else mattered.
Izroth had a strong feeling that this Polkentin was no different, considering how the Mad Alchemist let the experints run wild.
Suddenly, as the ripples from Izroth's Ninth Sword Form: World Quelling Ripple reached the transparent magic barriers that blocked the pathways onward, the barriers began to destabilize.
Izroth, who had been waiting for this mont, Izroth used a normal charge of his Prid Instantaneous Movent to imdiately widen the distance between itself and the Failed Chira.
GRAAAAAH!
Seeing its enemy run away after toying around with it left the Failed Chira in a state of rage as it rushed toward Izroth with all its might.
Swoosh!
Izroth darted forward and sped through a small opening left in one of the barriers by his ninth sword form.
The instant Izroth made it to the other side of the barrier, he forcibly canceled the ninth sword form as the ripples ca to an abrupt halt.
BANG! Grah! BANG!
The Failed Chira slamd full force into the magic barrier; however, it was blocked off. The creature tried multiple tis to break through with brute force but to no avail.
"That fake should keep them interested for a while.'
If he pushed through with the battle, Izroth had every bit of confidence in eliminating the Failed Chira. But, after finding out that it was a fake boss monster, Izroth quickly ca up with a different idea.
By fake, Izroth ant that the Failed Chira's power was below that of a genuine level 70 epic boss monster. Of course, if that were the only reason, Izroth would not have chosen to leave it be.
Not long after their initial exchange, Izroth used Deep Insight on the Failed Chira.
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