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Chapter 2077 Lion King Challenge
"This is interesting. LV400, it has already stepped into the realm of transformation."

Greenland observed Leo Kane, the Griffin King, with great interest, while Leo Kane, without any hesitation, spread his arms and wings, displaying his majestic body to Greenland.

The importance of LV400 is no less than that of LV100. LV100 is breaking through the ordinary and officially entering the realm of pursuing transcendence, while LV400 is completing the transformation after mastering transcendence, becoming an independent individual from a group.

Even with the current upgrade bonus, the number of monsters has only increased from LV100 to LV400. The number of monsters that can break through LV400 and transform into independent individuals has not increased much. Each individual above LV400 has a name that possesses [power] and is unique.

[Abaddon Yama], [Earth Core God Sekhmet], [Perfect Eve], [Dead Ship Nagilfa], [Eternal King Arthur], [Parasite Insect Emperor], [Premature Sun Kagutsuchi], [Rhine Giant Fafnir], these are the eleven magical beasts created by Tiamat. Each of them exceeds LV400, becoming an absolutely independent individual. Even their names themselves possess power, and can be inscribed on equipment and items through magical text, revealing a portion of the power corresponding to the individual whose name corresponds to it.

Both the Wrathful Beast King and the Envyful Beast King are stuck at LV399 and cannot advance any further, because they have already made a choice: either become the Great Red Dragon Beast God or become a sacrifice for the birth of the Great Red Dragon Beast God.

They are destined not to become special, not to be proud of themselves, and not to become themselves.

But the arrogant Beast King, Leo Kane, the Griffin King, is different. He wants to become the Great Beast God, not a predecessor who is the creator, not the most suitable person in the present, but a future being whose appearance is unknown to anyone.

Skipping breakfast and partying every night were also defeated by Leo Kane, the Griffin King. Of course, if it had been a two-on-one fight or a one-on-one duel, the two might not have been so resentful. However, Leo Kane, the Griffin King, was quite flexible in his thinking.

The two were assassins who sneaked in, and they weren't qualified to fight it one-on-one, so it turned into a gang fight.

Two people might have a chance against Leo Kane, the Griffin King, but they would have no chance against a group attack.

Greenland turned to Blazer, his eyes asking for her opinion on who should go up.

This is a bit difficult, since Leo Kane, the Griffin King, accepted Greenland's provocation and charged straight at them to challenge them, in a fair and square manner.

If that were all, Greenland would have reluctantly accepted the challenge and launched a swift attack. However, Leo Kane, the Griffin King, had a lion's head and stared intently at Blaze.

This gives Greenland a feeling of being NTR'd and powerless to do anything about it. There's nothing they can do; the first special attack Blaze had was against lions.

When the lioness whines and rolls around playfully, the male lion either tucks his tail between his legs and runs away, or chooses to fight to the death.

However, that's not the main point. The main point is that they'd better not accept the challenge from Leo Kane, the Griffin King, and let someone else fight him.

This is a rather helpless situation. The high priests of the Beast God are performing the ritual to give birth to the Beast God in the orc territory. Greenland, which is the model for this, wants to avoid the situation where the Great Red Dragon left its body in the past, so as not to touch the soul flames of the Soul Forge.

Blaze, on the other hand, had to be cautious to prevent any title from having any hidden meaning that could be associated with the purposes of the Great Beast God priests.

Be cautious, be extremely cautious, and be careful to prevent...

While Greenland was still pondering, Blaze walked towards Leo Kane, the Griffin King.

"Wait, wait, wait—" Greenland hurriedly stopped Blaise, "Didn't we discuss this?"

“One thing at a time. Those are things to discuss, such as gains and losses, and are theories. In reality, there are only things that are right or wrong.”

Blaze pointed at Leo Kane, the Griffin King, and said seriously, "The right thing to do is to accept its challenge now, defeat it fairly and squarely with absolute strength and skill, and kill it."

"Really? Or not?"

Greenland drawled, somewhat speechless, but mostly resigned. Teenagers in their adolescence can never refuse an invitation to a one-on-one fight; they're like Superman, accepting challenges not out of confidence in their own strength, but as something they take for granted.

As for adults, most of them are like Batman. Even in this era where DC is dead, they all know how Batman treats Superman.

"Alright, alright, go and fight me one-on-one."

Greenland waved his hand, signaling Blaze to go and fight Leo Kane, the Griffin King, one-on-one.

She didn't make this decision on impulse. Besides the fact that she actually really enjoyed this kind of one-on-one showdown, the most important thing was that it was a well-thought-out decision.

From the very beginning, it was clear that Blazer was doomed to failure if he did nothing. Murphy's Law states that the more you worry about something happening, the more likely it is to happen. Given Blazer's active and enthusiastic nature, how could he possibly just stand by and watch until the end?

Since we can't stop it, we should let go when necessary and be prepared to do so.

Greenland's resolve is defined by her rank and profession. If Blaze is truly likely to fall into some kind of trap set by the Great Beast God's ritual, then she will sacrifice herself, transform into the Great Red Dragon, and absorb the souls of the original sin beastmen to become the Great Red Dragon Beast God corresponding to the Great Red Dragon totem.

This will undoubtedly cause a huge mess, but it will be a worthwhile deal. She covers up, or rather replaces, the bigger problem that Blaze might cause, and then Blaze will solve the problem. It's perfect.

Between Blaze and the Great Red Dragon Beast God, Greenland felt that Blaze was more difficult.

"Don't embarrass me."

Greenland patted Blaze on the back, and Blaze returned the gesture with a thumbs-up before walking toward Leo Kane, the Griffin King.

Leo Kane, the Griffin King, raised the corners of his mouth, revealing his fangs, and strode towards Blaze.

The two men were vastly different in size, yet under the sunlight, they cast equally tall shadows on the ground.

"What are the rules? I suggest you seriously consider this question, because if you say it doesn't matter, or there are no rules, then I will use this."

Blaze drew the Gungnir from his back and aimed it at Leo Kane, the Griffin King.

"War and duel are two different things."

Leo Kane, the Griffin King, raised his chin and let out a low growl, a growl that had a different meaning in Blaze's translation ability.

Just as before the Great Beast God became the Great Beast God, victory was achieved with absolute, overwhelming power.

This overwhelming force is called "No Excuses," and once lost, it's a true defeat.

"It seems you can still distinguish between pride and arrogance." Blaze tossed the Gungnir in his hand, planting the divine spear, which was guaranteed to win once thrown, into the ground.

"However, my humility towards you will only go this far."

(End of this chapter)