Guild Wars

ent to pursue him.
It was almost like he was saying ’hurry up and gather your boys so we can end this ’. 

Qiong Qi reached before Draco, not because he was faster, but because Draco was still pondering how best to proceed.
He didn ’t want to give this boss a chance to defeat them, so he was contemplating entering one of his true forms, specifically which one he should use. 

Qiong Qi arrived and roared at Fruity, which captured the bat ’s attention.
His previously lazy demeanor shifted as he sensed a dangerous and almost inexhaustible life force from Qiong Qi. 

However, he was shocked to find that Qiong Qi only had a high life force, but very weak strength, even lower than most of the monsters in the Orchard. 

This sparked Fruity ’s greed.
He felt that consuming Qiong Qi could bring him to the next Rank or even higher, so he immediately entered attack mode. 

In truth, this was the reason why most monsters so far had immediately challenged Qiong Qi.
It wasn ’t because his face alone was the best taunt skill or whatnot, but simply because he was like a beacon to them. 

It was like putting a treasury full of gold bars in front of a poor person.
The only thing separating one from the endless gold was some thick iron bars.
The person in this scenario did not have any tools to break it aside from their bare hands, but they would still try! 

Not to mention that there were no guards, or threats to worry them, so they could spend as much time as they wanted to try and shatter the bars! 

Qiong Qi began by using Lion ’s Roar when Fruity swiped at him.
This stunned the bat for 3 seconds and his dangerous claw stopped on its way to rend Qiong Qi apart. 

In this frame of time, Clarent wisely activated flamepillar at Fruity ’s location.
Flamepillar dealt 45% fire damage for 5 seconds, and this would combine well with Qiong Qi ’s stun. 

Draco wasn ’t idle.
He used Angel ’s Blessing immediately, but frowned since Fruity only received a u003cSlowedu003e status.
While slow was great, it wasn ’t something he expected. 

However, Fruity was a named boss, so status effects had a naturally harder time clinging onto him.
Were it not for Draco ’s 100 points of Luck he might have gotten something worse or failed entirely. 

He took out Hawkeye and Phoenix Cry on reflex.
He then used Bow Skill 10: Overlord Arrow! 

He pulled the string of Hawkeye so far back that the durability of the Legendary weapon dropped by an entire 1,000 points.
One could see Draco clench his teeth from the strain of this, as a Legendary string being pulled this far was not something just anyone could do. 

It would be impossible without his Control optimizing his strength and his own enhanced body from his bloodline, as well as his stats.
As it were, he was pushing the limit. 

After charging up like this for a few seconds, Draco pulled torrents of Worldly Energy into the arrow, making it glow with a blueish-green color.
With how much he could pull, it would be enough for an impure low-grade Aether Crystal, which was valued at 50 platinum, though not many existed. 

Even Fruity noticed this and was alarmed…
but only slightly.
He continued to focus on Qiong Qi, beating up the fellow brutally and trying to chomp him down. 

Draco released his shot, and the Phoenix Cry Arrow flew with a loud bang that caused cracks in the space of the Treasury.
Its speed was faster than Luxia, and it instantly arrived at Fruity before the bat could even process a few thoughts. 

Draco had even activated the arrow ’s active skill, Vermilion Fire, just to buff the technique.
It pierced through Fruity ’s head, which had been Draco ’s target and sank halfway before stopping. 

Just like with Sword Skill 359: Overcharge, Bow Skill 10: Overlord Arrow was the most powerful offensive active he had formulated, and he had naturally used the Sword Skill as a foundation for it. 

It was a destructive technique that would harm anyone within range and even more so the target.
When the arrow punctured Fruity ’s skull, time seemed to stop. 

All the accumulated energy entered Fruity ’s skull, including the fire from the active skill.
Draco, who was the only one who could move in this period of stopped time, called the arrow back. 

He smiled bitterly when he saw it lost 200,000 points of durability.
Apparently, even Legendary items would not be able to handle such a destructive technique, especially since it was not a natural attribute of the arrow. 

Now, the arrow had less than 700,000 durability left.
He had to be careful with how he used it in the future.
However, he was more interested in seeing how powerful Overlord Arrow would be compared to Overcharge. 

Soon, the energy that entered Fruity ’s skull erupted, making time resume again.
A magnificent explosion occurred with Fruity as the source, and Draco quickly covered Fruity in a natureless mana shield. 

This was to contain the explosion and prevent the Divine trees from being harmed, though Draco was willing to bet his life that they wouldn ’t even suffer the slightest scratch. 

His mana shield was destroyed easily, and he spawned many more to cover the explosion and suppress it.
It took almost 15 of these shields to contain it fully, and Draco was sweating heavily by the end of it due to the strain. 

It was like trying to block a pipe of high-pressure water with cardboard, only that the cardboard was his mind.
Even his nose bled a little, but he wiped it away and focused. 

Soon, the dust settled and the results of the skill were visible.
Draco ’s eyes narrowed into slits when he saw that Fruity was still alive, even glaring at him with hatred and fear. 

Half of its skull had been blown open, displaying some charred parts of its brain.
Its body also had many burn marks and it looked like someone who had survived a petroleum explosion. 

What shocked Draco though, was the amount of damage dealt. 

It was only 1,200,000!