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Chapter 2076 The Sky Clan
"As expected of the hardcore player who single-handedly reached the Eternal Kingdom and became one of the Twelve Knights, he has a lot of tricks up his sleeve."

Since they could only observe and not participate in the fighting, Greenland simply began to assess the battle situation in each isolated terrain.

The seamstress, who appears to be all about single-target piercing attacks, actually possesses considerable area-of-effect attack capabilities.

He has two types of sutures: one is a single-piece silk suture that can stitch the enemy's body together to control their movements.

Another type is the biological suture for groups, which is mostly the blood vessels and meridians of some kind of organism. This type of suture allows the individuals sewn together to be regarded as a whole, and damage caused to any one individual will be simultaneously accounted for by all the individuals sewn together.

Fighting one is like fighting all the stitched-together monsters; it's incredibly brutal.

However, to achieve this level of detail, one must be extremely meticulous and patient, and have a solid financial foundation. Otherwise, a mistake during the stitching process will lead to failure, as will a broken or substandard suture.

Blazer, who was standing in the audience for similar reasons, nodded in agreement. The scene where the seamstress could attack one individual but simultaneously damage all the individuals being stitched together had a satisfaction no less than that of clearing out cannon fodder with a super-wide-range attack.

The Wrathful Sin Orcs and the Envy Sin Orcs are relatively easy to deal with.

The strength of the Wrathful Sin Orcs lies in their spider mounts. These mounts act like external brains, granting them mobility while controlling their aggressive impulses.

After taking down the tarantula mount, the Wrathful Sin Orcs are basically a bunch of mindless berserk soldiers. Only one in a hundred will emerge. The angrier they are, the calmer they become, but they will also be dragged down and killed.

The strength of the Envy Sin Orcs lies in their intelligence, or more precisely, their ability to plot against others. Once this is discovered and they are dragged into a direct confrontation, their advantage disappears, and their physical weaknesses are fully exposed.

“Right now, the unexpected trouble is on the other side, rather than on the sides of anger and jealousy.” Blazer turned his gaze to another area.

The isolated terrain created by the forgers is meaningless against the griffins who have the ability to fly.

Among the three original sin forces of anger, jealousy, and pride, the most difficult to deal with is the smallest force of pride, the Sky Clan of Feathered Peak.

The legions of the Sin orcs from the sides of Wrath and Envy were highly unified, while the side of Pride was a complete motley crew, not even cannon fodder. To describe them as a rabble would be an understatement. They weren't even Sin orcs, just ordinary savage orcs.

However, what replaced them was the Sky Clan, which was extremely rare in number but of very high rank and combat power.

The griffin is a rare and unique monster with the body of a lion, the wings and head of an eagle, possessing the characteristics of both the king of the earth and the king of the sky.

There are no individual griffin orcs among the orcs, which is why griffin orcs are so special.

They are a perfect chimera that has achieved something similar to the Great Beast God acquiring the characteristics of other creatures and transforming into a dragon. They are special individuals born in the Arrogance Region, in accordance with the Arrogance Dragon Head Totem.

A total of 21 griffins appeared on the battlefield. Among them, nine arrogant beastmen were at level 380, while the other griffins were all above level 300, which was quite terrifying.

Furthermore, they do not form a group of monsters like the Kovo family, which means that each individual's combat strength is genuine.

Another testament to their strength lies in the opponents they defeated. The third seat of the Central Plains' Azazel clan, known for its fasting and second seat for its revelry, are from the two currently recognized strongest races: the Arcadians and the Dragonkin. Their class combinations, equipment, and combat awareness are top-tier, yet they still fell to the Sky Clan.

In the Strangers' tropes, there's a way to emphasize the horror of disaster: by having the strongest person or the strongest army lose to the disaster, or, in other words, by "padding" the disaster with its devastation.

Skipping breakfast and partying every night will get you sent to the Sky Clan. Generally, this kind of responsibility is given to the strongest member of the [Rust Gospel], Guild Master Zero. But Guild Master Zero never plays by the rules.

"Oh, they went to settle scores."

Greenland excitedly peered through his binoculars at the location of the griffin orcs, where the silver werewolf who hadn't eaten breakfast and the dragonman who had transformed from a night of revelry were rapidly approaching.

Although these two are not the strongest in the "Rust Gospel", the second and third strongest also have strong self-esteem, so how could they accept being defeated?

"Their posture was as if they were going to take on the entire Sky Clan in twos."

Blazer slowly stood up and did some warm-up exercises, such as simple jumping in place to keep his joints flexible.

"I understand their thinking; they just want to get back at the same time, but they don't have the chance."

Greenland felt genuinely sorry for the two, and then started warming up on the spot as well.

Then, in a split second, Blaze and Greenland simultaneously took a step back, and a colossal creature descended from the sky and crashed down onto the ground, causing the Crescent Child's incredibly hard metal surface to collapse.

In an instant, countless turrets transformed and rose from the ground, unleashing a barrage of fire on the invaders who dared to charge directly into the Sons of the Crescent.

But neither metal bullets nor explosive artillery fire could cause even the slightest harm to the intruders, nor could they even make contact with them.

[Leokan the Griffin King - LV400]

[A special individual born from the tip of the feathered crest, a natural-born king, and also a candidate for the Great Beast God]

This is a unique individual with a huge and majestic golden lion's head, and a mane as thick and dazzling as burning flames. It is the only individual among the griffin beastmen with a lion's head.

Its body is that of a strong beastman, covered in light golden fur, with a pair of huge, powerful eagle wings attached to its back, the feathers of which are dark gold.

He wore light but gorgeous gilded armor, mainly to protect his vitals so as not to affect his flight, and on his back was a huge battle axe engraved with lightning patterns.

The Wrathful Beast King and the Envious Beast King were still lurking behind, approaching reluctantly, but the Arrogant Beast King went straight to the Great Red Dragon's true form, completely disregarding whether it was a trap or not.

This is not only because it recognizes its own strength, but also because it is a testament to its ambition. It wants to become neither the second-generation Great Beast God nor the Great Red Dragon Beast God, but a new Great Beast God.

(End of this chapter)