The Boss King actually disguised himself as a novice village chief?! Chapter 764 - 764 548 Penetrating the Surface

764: Chapter 548: Penetrating the Surface 764: Chapter 548: Penetrating the Surface The scorching Fla Giant leapt into the deep pit.

Scenes along the way ca into Lind’s view, with palm-sized Undead surrounding him from all sides.

“Eggplant!”

Soone else took a group photo.

Feet hitting the ground, the earth thudded and then spewed out exploding dust, causing the ground to cave in and deform.

Lind was also curious whether he would encounter “Annelar” who possessed strong Barrier skills, but that Barrier couldn’t withstand his and the Sin Dragon’s combined power.

The wind bursting from beneath his feet toppled the Undead who fell with Lind, scattering on the ground in disarray like dumplings spilt from a pot.

“Why are you bringing injured teammates?”

“Loud, we’re on the sa side.”

Lind didn’t pay attention to the Undead’s grumbling, he strode forward, his eyes naturally spotting extrely subtle energy fluctuations.

Unlike Deities, nor any magic he knew, it was a completely different energy system.

Reaching out for the fluctuation, his palm felt like it touched a soap bubble, visibly trembling the slight ripples in the air.

The following Undead also witnessed this scene.

And they noticed that the fluctuations seed similar to the calm water surface beneath their feet when they entered boss battles.

Lind’s hand forcefully pierced through the energy ripples with ease.

No resistance was felt, but he was acutely aware that due to so force, his hand seed to be isolated from his body; he stepped through.

Most of the Undead who followed him through failed to enter successfully.

They looked ahead at Star Child Annelar swimming in the air, their expressions changed.

“Damn it, why am I alone again?”

But there were those who successfully followed Lind into this special boss fight.

“As expected, as long as the guidance is proper, you can succeed.

Does this count as exploiting a bug?

Can an NPC like exploit bugs?”

That’s legitimate behavior!

Behind him followed a dozen Undead, all of whom had grabbed onto Lind as they entered.

“Shoot, did we really glitch in?” ca a voice by the ear of an Undead.

Lind:…

I think I’m exploiting a bug, you think following is exploiting a bug, and everyone succeeded.

In front, Star Child Annelar watched Lind cautiously, its body twisting, with “clarinets” on its back emitting Wailing, screaming so piercing it ford an attack that twisted the air’s ripples coming at him.

Lind took steps that seed very clumsy to ordinary eyes, easily dodging to the side.

He noticed that his own movent also caused ripples, just not as distinctly as the opposing Starlet.

Stones were already condensing on the fin-like back of Starlet and hurling towards Lind, he waved his hand nonchalantly, and a streak of blue light glimred.

The entire space was first divided by the almost penetrating azure sword marks, and then the stones exploded, turning into endless blue-green starlight, filling the space occupied by Star Child Annelar.

The explosion was powerful, Lind watched the surging ripples and temporarily halted his attack.

He felt like he stood by the sea, with waves pushing at him, as ripples from the explosion faintly affected the surroundings and even space itself.

The sharp Wailing tore the explosive starlight, as the vanguard charged at Lind, teorites condensed from the back, rushing at Lind at an even greater speed.

Clearly, the previous attack made Starlet realize what level of adversary it was facing.

Lind extended his right hand forward, the armor on his arm split, and high temperatures flowed out from the crevices.

As he pushed his palm forward, a raging column of Flas burst forth, quickly rotating and igniting all the stones.

This ti, due to Starlet’s preemptive action, even though Lind reacted promptly, he could not stop the stones from reaching the midfield.

With explosions both in the front and the back.

“Damn it!”

“Full-screen flash?”

“Graphics card’s toast?

What kind of black tech is this, no fra drops in such a scene?”

“I sll the sweet scent of a graphics card.”

“Crap, I’m done for!”

When the blinding colorful light before their eyes vanished, the Undead turned to look at the people beside them, finding that only three remained.

The rest were all killed in an instant during the clash just now.

“Indeed, this isn’t a boss we can beat.

At this level, one full-screen ultimate move, ga over.”

No fancy maneuver or technique was of use, countless strikes matter not; in desperation, one big move and it’s over.

The Undead’s mood shifted quickly, one mont they were irritated, the next they watched Lind stagger backward and suddenly felt elated.

So even you, Lind, can’t hold up, no one can in this wave, and suddenly everyone feels great.

But Lind’s retreat wasn’t due to physical impact, rather the intense explosion’s ripple affected him, leaving him atop waves of space, forcing him back.

“Creating distance from ?”

Watching Star Child Annelar Wailing once more, Lind aid his left hand at the teorites while the Flas in his right hand burst forth ahead of ti, striking the air between them.

Then, ignited the teorites.

Ripples surged again, but this ti, driven by the continuous bombardnt of ripples produced by Lind’s Flas, the explosion’s ripples were pushed back towards Starlet.

Sure enough, the starlight from the teorite explosion enveloped Star Child Annelar, tossing its body about, its robust giant form flickering with light, shedding a spray of starlight.

The Undead exclaid in surprise, realizing this was how to fight the boss.

At the sa ti, other Undead received “clearance tactics” from Lind, eagerly imitating and learning.

Then they found out, they could operate, but not win.

Because the strongest attack they could muster produced ripples that could not influence the thrust generated by the teorite explosion; no matter the angle, whatever the collision, they lost, and many even got killed by their own attacks.