Zerg: An incredible way to survive

This dragon is really stupid, still breathing at the empty ground.

Little did he know that I had already quietly slipped into the underground area where he was.

But I still don't know how he managed to avoid my sneak attack on him?

I don’t know if he can dodge this attack.

While I was still gesturing at his body underground, I felt a large and dense demonic aura locking onto my head.

Although I didn't know what this word meant, when I was locked in by this aura, this word suddenly popped up in my mind.

However, the dragon on the ground noticed the situation earlier than me and immediately counterattacked.

The ground shook violently.

However, the amplitude of the trembling was not large, but it seemed so violent. I felt that there was something abnormal about the dragon, but I could only guess roughly.

It should be this magic domain that restricts the dragon's movements. However, he roared so loudly at me just now, wouldn't it be okay for him to roar again now?

Since the dragon's movements have been restricted, killing him is as easy as taking candy from a bag.

But now there is a bigger problem, who set up this magic domain?

I don't know the generation principle and main function of this thing, and I've never even heard of it. This is very disadvantageous to my battle.

However, this doubt did not last long, and soon the guy who set up the Demon Realm showed up.

I could only feel the rough outline of that guy underground. Should it be a purple spirit?

And it seems that he is not an ordinary spirit. He seems to be a lich who has given up his physical body. What the hell is this?

How could there be such a thing in this remote place where there is no village or shop nearby?

Uh, I don’t seem to know what a lich is, I just seem to have heard some legends.

Even the lich has set his eyes on this dragon. It seems that dragons are indeed rarer than liches.

While the dragon was unable to move, the lich madly released gorgeous magic there, but the dragon seemed to have a high resistance to magic.

The magic spells only made the dragon's scales darker when they hit the dragon, but the dragon seemed to be fine and continued to struggle.

Maybe I overestimated him, after all, he is an unknown creature.

It didn't take long for the dragon to break free from its restraints.

First there was a deafening dragon roar, and then the magic power was gathered and fired towards the spirit in the sky.

I was a little speechless. Didn't they know that they both had high resistance to magic? Why did they have to use magic to fight?

But I took advantage of the gap when Long didn't notice me, crawled out of the ground, gestured, and quickly swung out two swords.

One knife was aimed at the dragon's tail, and the other was aimed at the lich floating in the sky.

The dragon's tail was cut off very smoothly, and the cut surface was smooth and flat.

But unfortunately, the dragon did not feel any pain. It just kept holding him while being cut off, and the tail began to cry bitterly.

And the lich in the sky was also cut into two halves, and then nothing happened. It was as if nothing had happened and it merged together again.

Okay, I finally understand why he would give up his physical body. Having a physical body means having weaknesses, and as long as he gives up his physical body, it means he has no weaknesses.

But if he lost his physical body, wouldn't it be easier for mind control magic to hurt him?

However, the crow in the sky seemed to be somewhat angry and made a low sound.

"I have no grudge against you, why are you attacking me?"

Isn't it obvious? If you want to snatch the dragon I like, then of course I have to attack you.

"There's no point in saying more. Watch this."

I didn't plan to waste time talking to him and just used my strongest control type magic.

However, the guy flying in the sky was very agile and easily dodged the magic.

It's so embarrassing, I almost forgot that this thing is very nimble when flying in the sky, the only way to attack him is by surprise, otherwise he can basically dodge it.

However, the dragon heard the conversation between me and the lich, and seemed to realize that it had become a prey, and began to become a little angry.

During the confrontation between the lich and I, he roared again. This time, I was very close to him and was the first to be affected.

The trembling of my soul caused me to lose my balance and fall to the ground.

This move is really difficult to attack the soul, and I don’t know how much impact his frequent use of this move will have on him as a dragon?

The lich in the sky was in even more pain than me, because he no longer had a physical body to protect his soul. His soul was directly exposed, which caused him to suffer more damage.

I staggered to my feet and swung my sword several times randomly in the direction of the dragon.

The standing of my soul made me feel irritated, and a large amount of black liquid began to flow out of my body and wrapped around my soul.

The dragon realized that something was wrong and tried to escape, but the blow came faster than he expected.

Originally, one of them would grow directly on his neck, but he twisted his body forcefully again, but unfortunately, it grew directly on his wing.

His originally hideous wings were split into two pieces.

This time, his thoughts of escape were cut short, but he had no intention of continuing to resist. After all, this was a nightmare that would haunt him for the rest of his life.

He now felt extremely insecure and began to cast magic recklessly.

It was the first time for the lich floating in the sky to see this dragon appear. Seeing it in such an embarrassed state, he couldn't help but feel suspicious of me.

But his most important task at the moment is to capture the dragon and bring it to his master.

He had wasted too much time and could not wait any longer, so he attacked the crazy dragon without hesitation.

The spells he cast were very gorgeous, and the damage they caused should not be underestimated, but unfortunately, his damage affected me, and I directly absorbed all the spells he cast. However, the snow and dust raised by those gorgeous spells blocked his vision, making him blind.

After he bombarded for a while, he gradually showed signs of fatigue and the frequency of casting spells began to decrease. Gradually, all the wind and snow fell to the ground, revealing the state of the dragon.

Unfortunately, he didn't see the dragon, as it was blocked by my dark body. He only saw the pitch-black ground and a feeling that made his heart palpitate.

Only then did he realize that something was wrong. He wanted to escape, and he ran without hesitation, but he failed as a tentacle entangled his body.

He felt shocked and helpless.