The fisherman druid is in another world

Chapter 810

Black Rob, piloting the 3-9 fake Numas Thorn Totem, intervened in the battle of the inner world of the Dimensional God Kingdom as a member of the first team of the rotation.

Because the adventure team members came from all over the country and were all high-level superhumans, they were used to being bossy and domineering in their own territories. As a result, they could not unify the details of combat preparations, which made it obvious that each of them would show their own abilities when fighting underwater.

The fake Numas is actually alright, after all, he is a member of the Ibelin Shaman Society. His extraordinary technical system determines that he is biased towards the Druid's water form. However, because he comes from the Thorn Totem, his talent is Ancient Thorn. When his talent is combined with the extraordinary transformation, he becomes an octopus.

The upper limbs combine with thorns to transform into tentacles of a rather unusual shape, the torso is the body of a squid, and the lower limbs have degenerated into external fins and irises.

Squid are known as "sea rockets" because they use the recoil force of their siphon's "water gun" effect. Their external fins on either side of their bodies move in a wave-like motion, allowing them to adjust direction, maintain balance, and swim slowly.

Black Rob is quite skilled at manipulating the squid form, after all, he is an Old One. Although he had never acted in this form before, he quickly went from beginner to expert after a little attempt, and then from expert to seasoned proficiency.

Against this backdrop, it's not hard to understand why he navigated the Red Deep Sea of ​​the Underworld with ease and composure.

The other members were in a hurry, scrambling and stumbling.

The most common creatures were fish-shaped, including sharks, tuna, and even freshwater piranhas.

Secondly, there's the water snake transformation; some are water snakes, some are sea snakes, and some are electric eels. In short, they're long and slender, twisting and turning.

Lobsters and crabs are less likely to be mutated, but they are generally professional. At least in terms of swimming, Black Roborock feels no worse than me.

When this team encountered the Cthulhu version of the Naga, Black Robo thought he would be seeing a spectacular free-for-all, but the reality almost broke his spirit.

More than a third of the members of Team 1 were playing a matching game.

It's that kind of combined transformation where 'I'll form the head'.

This transformation does not require its members to further transform into a component of the union. Instead, the core member first provides a semi-transparent overall frame made primarily of controllable water. Members only need to enter a compartment within the frame to act as laborers.

The overall shape of this frame looks like a large, multi-legged sea worm with the precursor of a submarine.

"Damn it! Why would the shamans create something like this, while I seem to have been completely forgotten? What happened to the Ibelin Shamanic Association being supposed to be like a family?!"

Black Rob felt a strong sense of malice.

He hadn't paid much attention to this at first, and even vaguely felt that it was better this way, since he didn't need it, no one would bother him, and the role would be easier to play.

But if it kept going on like this, he would realize something was wrong.

It's not because I crave affection or feel injustice for Numas, but rather because I'm worried he's already been exposed, yet he's complacent and only to be the one being played...

"Theoretically, that shouldn't be the case! True Numas isn't dead. The Soul Medal is basically a different kind of communicator. It can receive and send messages, and it knows the corresponding passwords and codes. How could it detect my abnormality?"

Since it's not my problem, it must be someone else's problem, or the organization's problem. But I just don't know what the problem is, which is driving me crazy.

Leaving aside the squid Numas, let's talk about the 'Breath of the Abyss,' which is a giant sea worm pieced together by members of the shamanic society. Once the personnel were in place, a soft blue light shield enveloped it, which was the power of the water element law. With this shield, it was enough to resist even more terrifying high-intensity water pressure that could crush mountains.

The sonar operator of the Abyss's Breath is a dark elf elemental shaman nicknamed "Stargazer," named Elena.

At this moment, her eyes were closed, her long eyelashes trembled slightly, and her mental energy extended out through the magic model device to explore the surrounding waters.

Her staff is the connector between her and the spell model, and also an amplifier. In particular, the Deep Sea Heart gem at the top of the staff, which emits a faint blue light, is very advantageous in water-based combat.

Suddenly, the giant sea worm shuddered violently, and a chilling scraping sound came from outside the shield, as if an invisible iceberg was intersecting with the sea worm and violently and continuously rubbing against the shield.

"It's the Abyssal Jellyfish! Damn it, they really were trying to trick us!" the cave dwarf shaman, 'Stonewall' Gram, roared. Everyone else in the Great Giant Worm's internal channel could hear him.

Clearly, even though they belong to the same team, the level of intelligence gathering among its members varies.

Numas, for example, is not only a teammate but also a member of the shamanic society, yet he has no idea about the Abyssal Jellyfish.

Of course, now we know that the jellyfish with the giant sea worm went into stealth mode when they were playing "love at first sight".

"Damn it!" Black Rob cursed inwardly. He'd rather take a beating than lose his composure. He unleashed a siphon-jet charge and distanced himself from the giant sea worm and the abyssal jellyfish.

Because the turbulent currents created by the fighting of units of this size are far more powerful than the whirlpools caused by a shipwreck, it is very easy to get caught in them.

Black Robb was uninhibited and naturally unafraid, but now he had to play the role of a fake Numas. As a quasi-legendary who couldn't yet wield the power of laws well, if he got caught up in it, it would seem fake if he didn't die.

Just now, when Greedy Blade scratched that Naga-like creature, he missed by a hair's breadth and, lacking any reliable long-range charge skills, was swept away by the raging torrent. Caught in a deadly vortex of murky bubbles, rushing currents, and a mixture of energy and explosions, no one knows what will become of him.

The interference is too strong; I can't see it, and my senses are impaired. It'll probably be crushed or shredded. This is the second Otherworldly Anomaly Black Robo has encountered. The first one was killed instantly with its tentacle blades because Black Robo was too eager to see his teammates' combo attack.

You think my tentacles are used for tearing things apart? Wrong! I swing my arms like a greatsword, slashing and hacking away.

At the same time, within the giant sea worm, the illuminating magic 'Radiance' was instantly activated by Elena through the spell model constructed by the sea worm.

This technique, which was made possible by the primal light power of the Sky Raven's remains, formed a pure pillar of light that pierced the darkness of the deep sea and shone on the Abyss Jellyfish.

This wasn't simply to make the already translucent Abyss Jellyfish clearer; it was also a supernatural form of coloring used to break through the law-level invisibility attribute granted to it by the Dimensional Divine Kingdom.

This invisibility was so powerful and difficult to detect that even Black Robo couldn't detect it in time due to the distortion effect of the laws of the dimensional god realm.

As soon as the irradiation began and the coloring effect was just getting started, the previously ice-hard body of the jellyfish became soft, and then with a flap of its wings, it teleported away.

"..." Even Black Rob, who saw this scene from a distance, felt somewhat speechless.

This is asymmetric warfare; the environmental differences between the two sides are ridiculously large!

Oh, so the adventure team chose to enter the inner world by diving into the deep sea. That's alright then!

If you set your own rule that lying down is considered sleeping, then don't blame the rule for not allowing you to stand up; at most, you can only roll around in bed.

Therefore, the actual underworld may not be the deep sea. Adventurers almost self-hypnotically believe that the underworld they see is the abyss.

The jellyfish's teleportation wasn't the end of it; numerous tentacles, like roots growing from its body, drooped downwards, connecting with the Naga-like monsters, infusing them with energy, and further transforming them.

They became increasingly humanoid, but the details were distorted. Their skin was the deathly white of a drowned person, with some areas covered in slimy scales. Their heads were bald, and their eyes were completely black, devoid of any rational light.

They had lower limbs, with webbed fingers and toes, and at the ends were enchanted bone claws that gleamed with a cold light.

They possessed more overt emotions than before, a silent roar, a mental fluctuation mixed with resentment and hunger, piercing everyone's mind like an icicle.

"By the Father of the Abyss! This thing has turned the monstrous army into a monster!" Gram roared into the channel once again, seemingly possessing the characteristic chatter of some dwarves.

"Let's go!" The captain of the first squad, Flame Blade Alastor, spoke calmly, his meaning clear. The heavyweight enemy would be handled by the giant sea worm, making it easier for the rest to follow the guide to rejoin the advance team. The guide clearly communicated with the giant sea worm, reacting quickly, his body glowing as he sent out a light signal to gather the scattered soldiers who had fled when the giant sea worm collided with the abyssal jellyfish.

"Well, Numas does have a good sense of teamwork..." Black Rob thought to himself, and began to quickly move closer to the guide.

My teammates may abuse me a thousand times, but I still treat them like my first love. The Tauren is a bit stubborn and inflexible in some ways, and Black Robo hasn't forgotten his role.

Other stragglers, on the other hand, tend to band together because of the dangerous environment, and the instinctive gathering, especially when someone is rallying them, allows the herd mentality to take hold.

Among the giant sea worms, the shaman, possessing the most water-based talent, completed the charge and formed a head-on confrontation.

'Raging Waves' Nekos, holding his trident high, chanted an ancient incantation, one of the more easily understood lines being 'The oceans heed my call.'

You know what, it really works.

Especially after the power was amplified by the magic model of the giant sea worm, the seawater around the giant sea worm seemed to come alive!
These seawaters transformed into turbulent chains and raging whirlpools, tearing apart and sweeping away the leading group of monsters that had already begun their legionary charge, while slowing down those in the secondary areas.

However, merely slowing down is clearly not enough, especially when more anomalies rush in and create a linkage that shares the magical power, the limitation becomes negligible due to the sharing of the power.

In the areas that had been heavily targeted earlier, the monsters surged through the remains of their kind, even launching a final, implosive charge.

This caught the giant sea worm off guard, and the strange ant-like creature attacked the water elemental shield with its bone claws and teeth. The shield emitted a hum that was unable to bear the strain, and its light flickered rapidly.

“Elena!” Alastair called out.

“It’s done!” Elena knew what Rust wanted. She suddenly opened her eyes, her pupils turning into pure arcane stars, as if to prove that she hadn’t chosen the wrong nickname.

As for the results, they naturally discovered the enemy's weak points.

Adventurers also know that the true face of the underworld is not necessarily what they see in front of them, and that it is highly distorted.

Therefore, when facing the enemy, one will not act solely based on what one sees.

Therefore, in Elena's eyes, the numerous anomalies were a whole, especially after being turned into a military force by the cave dwarf grimu's roar, which further convinced her that they were a unified entity.

Given this perspective, it's not surprising that a vital organ with properties equivalent to the heart could be found.

With Elena's confirmation, Alastor began to unleash the Great Giant Worm's trump card.

The remains of a raven were reduced to dust, and the primal power of light activated by this dust erupted with a dazzling milky-white holy light.

The light, magnified by the submarine's nose at the tip of the giant sea monster, resembled a giant lighthouse in the deep sea, illuminating an entire area.

The strange creatures attached to the surface of the giant sea worm, as well as those in the surrounding waters, were instantly vaporized by the light.

But this is not the core effect of the attack. The real killer move is the light power that shoots out from the lighthouse, which is like a ball of plasma.

Guided by Elena, this burst of light, with its blazing white lightning tail, struck a sparsely populated area within the charging horde of strange beings.

Then, an effect resembling the shattering of a mirror appeared, with numerous shards reflecting the burst of light at their own angles.

Although the shattered mirror effect only appeared for a moment, the subsequent cracked light lasted a long time. The distorted, strange effect that should have occurred on the earth appeared in the water, three-dimensional, as if the water was a transparent cube that had been shattered from the inside, with light shining through the cracks.

The unusual scenery isn't the key point; the key point is the bizarre, twisted, convulsing deaths, as if they had all been injected with an overdose of neurotoxins. Given the current environment, the way they died seemed strange and bizarre. Even if a large dose of colorless and odorless supernatural toxins were added to the water, they wouldn't die so uniformly.

"Whoa! Yay!" It's Gram again, this guy is practically the mood-maker.

Of course, he still has practical uses.

Just now, Captain Allaster, determined to press on, roared, "Passage!"

"Received!" Gram began to use his skills, holding up his high-level magical artifact, the Unbreakable Barrier, with both hands, and roared, "Earth Guardian!"

He excels in earth-based magic, which theoretically makes him less effective in the current environment.

However, on the one hand, the abyss environment cannot be taken entirely seriously, and on the other hand, the spell model built into the Great Giant Worm Construct can adjust and transform, greatly improving the applicability of spells.

Now, as the runes on the tower shield burst forth with brilliant light, two enormous, translucent energy walls resembling rocky fortresses were released from the first pair of legs on either side of the giant sea worm's body. Like two tracks thrown out, they created a zone that was almost an isolation zone, or rather, a special underwater runway, at the front of the giant sea worm.

"Raid!" Alastair's new order was given as soon as the underwater runway began to form.

The main force behind this operation was the subterranean halfling, Shadowsolina.

She is a rare shaman specializing in dark life forms, and is an enhancement-type with superhuman strength and internal abilities, with a combat style leaning towards assassin.

At this moment, she channeled her power into her pair of enchanted daggers, Venomous Fang and Shadow, amplified by the magical model of the Great Sea Worm, and the Pincer-like Bite was ready.

At this moment, the giant sea worm began to charge along the track.

It's incredibly fast, accelerating to 300 mph in under 2 seconds; it's essentially an application of a displacement spell. The only weakness is the pre-cast animation for laying tracks.

On the other side of the track, the Abyss Jellyfish clearly didn't want to be hit hard by the 'Big Baldy', so it almost instinctively chose to teleport again.

But at this moment, the giant sea worm's 'bald head' suddenly shone brightly. Although this action caused the 'bald head' to exhaust its energy and quickly dim, this special reflection received a response from the abyssal jellyfish.

Because the Abyssal Jellyfish had been previously exposed to Elena's Radiant Light spell, although the coloring wasn't perfect, it still had some effect. It interfered with the Abyssal Jellyfish's teleportation, causing it to lag for less than 0.5 seconds.

This is the moment when the 'pincer bite' is activated.

This bite doesn't necessarily require the sea worm to move precisely; it can be a projectile motion.

With a 'cough', the enhanced legendary superhuman's dual-dagger attack only flashed briefly on the surface of the Abyss Jellyfish before ending with the Abyss Jellyfish's teleportation.

But in the seawater, dark blue blood began to spread. That belonged to the Abyssal Jellyfish.

Shadow Solina's attack is not aimed at killing, but rather at marking, disrupting, and weakening, and if it is not cleared properly, it will tick every few seconds, stacking debuffs.

Such non-lethal attacks with a curse-like nature are often very difficult to deal with. Antidotes, dispels, and various conventional supernatural methods are basically ineffective. Lina's attack was one such example.

The Dark Life Toxin is at the Law level, and it is further amplified by the curse effect of the high-level magic weapon dagger and the magic model of the Great Sea Worm, making it a super-effective composite attack.

The Abyss Jellyfish clearly couldn't simply cast a spell on itself to remove such damage.

Meanwhile, Black Rob and his group watched the battle while rapidly approaching the battlefield where the advance team was located.

Then we realized that this damn rotation battle actually required reinforcements and calling for backup!
(End of this chapter)