The Boss King actually disguised himself as a novice village chief?! Chapter 802 - 802 566 Red-skinned Lind

802: Chapter 566: Red-skinned Lind 802: Chapter 566: Red-skinned Lind “Got you!”

A gray figure that was moving around finally jumped out as Lind smashed Silent Nun’s body.

In this combat team, Duke Hein had placed the most trusted and capable commander, Silent Nun, in charge.

Her prior aggressive attacks had put Lind’s team in a dire situation, showcasing her expertise.

However, she wasn’t skilled in direct combat, especially in such a confined and enclosed space where everyone was forced into close-quarters battle.

Her agile movents were of no use, restricted and shackled, leading only to a dead end.

Unafraid of injuries, Lind possessed a terrifying healing ability, giving him absolute advantage on the battlefield.

His massive figure seed like a towering faith; as long as he stood, his n’s morale soared, leading to fierce attacks.

But as long as he stood, the enemy would be constrained.

‘Lightning’ Oram always rembered his mission.

As a 6-ring strong warrior, his strength had reached its current limit.

His journey from a re 2-ring life form to his current power relied on absolute calmness.

Only by understanding the enemy can one defeat the enemy.

Many said he was like a snake that hid to assess the situation and then decisively escape.

He never denied this; facing an unbeatable enemy, escape was naturally necessary.

His eyes pierced through the chaotic battlefield, his sight weaving through magical explosions and flying alchemical tools.

As Lind bent down to attack Silent Nun, he seized the opportunity.

Oram quickly charged into the battlefield.

So Undead noticed Oram’s figure, rushing at him with strange weapons, as the great battle had destroyed much of their equipnt.

So could only use old ornantal “pretty toys” for attacks.

But their passionate fighting spirit could not be ignored.

Electric light flickered on Oram’s finger; Magic forever remained the world’s main the.

No one could reject Magic.

The high-speed spitting electric light helped him forge a “path of ashes”.

An enraged Undead lunged at Oram.

He swiftly grabbed the weapon from the Undead’s hand and easily snatched it away.

“Damn, I was stripped of gear by an NPC!” the Undead exclaid in surprise.

Oram casually threw the weapon, which was promptly bitten by a “greedy” Undead, blood splattering everywhere.

He finally reached Lind’s back.

The giant’s turning speed was incredibly fast; from the arc traced by his arm turning sideways, one could see the opponent’s movent speed was very quick, though his massive figure made his movents appear “cumberso”.

Charging recklessly would definitely give the feeling of a small mountain crashing down with unavoidable speed.

Attacking from a distance was always the right choice.

Electric light sparked in his palm, the chanting Magic made Oram look as if he wielded a long Thunder Spear.

As he opened his palm, Thunder instantly shot out, aid directly at Lind’s eyes.

Blinding the giant was the best way to affect his actions.

Yet, as before, although the giant’s attention should have been focused straight ahead, he sensed the sneak attack and reacted preemptively.

His head tilted, the electric light scraped his faceplate, leaving a scar on Lind’s cheek.

Knowing his first attack wouldn’t succeed, Oram retreated as he fired the Thunder Spear.

All the Undead obstructing his movent felt an unbeatable force sweeping them away, and they flew backwards.

The giant hadn’t captured his figure.

“He can transform into a giant, he can simultaneously observe multiple directions, he has strong healing abilities, he’s fast…

Flas, poison, frost, Magic…” Oram quickly summarized Lind’s traits.

His growing shock reminded him of soone with similar omnipotence, though the direction differed.

That person also had dozens of abilities.

That person was Duke Hein, whom he now served.

Oram quickly recited a Magic Spell while hiding his figure, aiming the Thunder Spear again at Lind’s blind spot.

The desperate counterattack from the surrounding Undead gave Oram a chance.

Flashing lights could hide the Thunder Spear’s trace.

The mont Oram struck, he was certain he hit; the Thunder had surely pierced Lind’s eye and even bore through his head!

The sight of the seriously injured giant excited everyone.

But Oram was bewildered.

After heavily injuring the giant, the Undead not only didn’t charge to attack but instead started crazily running away, including the hostile Undead.

What’s happening?

“Run fast, damn it, who hit him?

They threw Lind directly into the second phase!”

“I’ve been playing this ga for so long, it’s the first ti I’ve seen a Boss enter the second phase at 90% health.

How can we win?”

Fighting the Boss sotis depends not just on stats and skills but luck.

So Bosses just have few cheap tactics, like Lind’s previous continuous fla bombardnt.

Encountering it once is bearable; if it’s nonstop, there’s nowhere to complain.

Entering the second phase without critical health is absolutely a nightmare.

Second phase?

Oram quickly looked at the giant, seeing the left eye still pierced by the Thunder Spear, the boiling blood flowing like red paint, rapidly reddening the skin.