Life Dungeon Game

"mine!"

"this is mine!"

They scrambled for the bones, fusing the bone fragments into their bodies, and then, after a brief wriggling motion, pulled out weapons like bone swords and bone bows.

At that moment, Ellen once again swung the bone pillar at Heo.

As He Ao was dodging, a snow-white bone arrow suddenly flew towards him, aiming straight for his head.

He quickly turned his head, letting the bone arrow fly past his cheek, barely dodging the fatal attack.

boom--

With a soft thud, the bone arrow struck the wall and shattered into countless bone fragments once more.

He Ao landed on the ground and glanced at it, only to see a soft humanoid figure holding a bone bow and aiming it at him. At that moment, the bone bow was already loaded with a new bone arrow.

Without hesitation, He Ao threw out a short knife.

hum-

Accompanied by this crisp sound of something cutting through the air.

The dagger pierced through the soft, humanoid body, carrying it backward and pinning it to the wall.

Then Heo turned his head and glanced at the soft humanoid figures that were gradually surrounding him with weapons. After a brief moment of thought, he charged toward Elent again.

This time, however, his goal was no longer his legs.

I was originally planning to end the battle with this chapter, but it almost ended. There should be more updates tomorrow.

Chapter 563 Father's 'Inheritance' (Mega Chapter, Requesting Monthly Tickets)

Allen swung the bone pillar, sweeping it across the direction from which Heo had run.

However, before he could make that move, Heo had already leaped up, diagonally upwards towards Ellen, the bone pillar whistling through the air passing beneath his feet.

The combat model established by Hypermemory has taken basic shape, and coupled with his long-developed combat intuition, Heo can now predict Allent's moves relatively easily.

Of course, this is also related to He Ao's earlier groundwork attack.

His biggest injury was to his legs, and Erento would naturally defend his legs, especially after he had lost a large part of his mobility.

Therefore, his attacks will most likely focus downwards, and he will attack Heo from as far away as possible, forcing Heo back and damaging him.

Based on this, grabbing the bottom of the bone pillar and sweeping horizontally becomes the most likely attack option for Elent.

Of course, Heo also confirmed his thoughts by looking at the mark he placed on Elent at the very beginning of the battle.

Through the marks placed, Heo could sense the strong thoughts of the mark placer, which helped Heo a lot in the previous battles, but this effect was not so good on Elente.

Arant's mind is not dominated by a single thought; it is filled with a variety of complex thoughts. Often, Arant doesn't even think at all, and his actions are not based on his brain. He launches attacks based on his fighting instincts.

This rendered Heo's 'mind reading' almost useless, forcing him to pick up his long-dormant combat modeling ability from his Hyper Memory and guess and predict Allent's movements even without mind reading.

However, the brief respite after Heo disengaged from the battle, and the separation of those fleshy tentacles, seemed to have restored some of Allent's thinking ability, allowing Heo to sense Allent's general thoughts.

This attack was doomed to failure from the moment Allent misjudged Heo's target.

A distance of a dozen meters is already very close for He Ao's physical condition at this moment.

The jumping method he uses is a diagonal upward forward somersault jump. This action involves the body leaning forward at the start of the jump and curling up during the somersault, which can better reduce air resistance and allow him to jump farther than the ordinary long jump method.

This is a common long-distance jump technique used in combat. Of course, if not executed properly, landing headfirst can easily break the spine and cause instant death, so it requires a certain level of skill and practice. However, this has little impact on superhumans.

The flying bone arrows grazed around Heo and struck the wall at the far end.

There weren't many of these bone arrows, and their accuracy wasn't as good as the bone arrows shot by the flesh-and-blood humanoid at the beginning, so they didn't cause any harm to Heo.

Although the movements were complex, the overall pace of the battle was actually very fast. Before Allent could finish his swinging motion, Heo's feet had already stepped onto the inside of the bone pillar.

Here, the speed generated by the swinging bone pillar was already very weak. Heo tensed his leg muscles, used the bone pillar for a second burst of momentum, and performed a short jump, landing on Allent's bony arm.

And taking advantage of the momentum, he jumped forward along Allent's arm and onto Allent's shoulder in a few steps.

Mental interference!

Then, without hesitation, he used his mental interference skill.

This skill greatly reduces the duration of Super Memory. After the usage time is exhausted, it will cause damage to the soul, so He Ao generally does not use it easily.

Elent's soul situation is quite complicated. In the eyes of the super memory, the soul of this behemoth is powerful but mixed, with various depths and shadows that are not integrated with the main soul and are intertwined with the main soul.

It's like a ball of yarn covered with loose threads of various colors.

Such a soul either uses a stronger soul to directly interfere, or uses techniques to strike the key points where the soul is entangled. The latter requires a strong control over the soul's power and consumes more mental energy.

For He Ao, the first option was impossible. The stronger the soul power used for mental interference, the greater the damage to himself. So he focused on his mind and mobilized his mental power to strike the complex seams of Elente's soul.

All of this is extremely complex, but the effect is instantaneous.

Complex skills that come at a high cost often mean good results.

Under the impact of the powerful soul force, Allent's massive body was briefly stiffened.

Without hesitation, Heo, holding the short knife, stepped on Allent's shoulder, covered the knife with his divine sense, and pierced Allent's single eye.

"what!!!!"

As a thick, purplish-red liquid splattered out, the bone pillar in Alant's hand fell to the ground, and his bony hands, filled with pain and anger, clawed at his cheeks.

At that moment, Heo had already sheathed his sword and turned around, landing behind Ellent with a backflip.

However, he did not detach himself from Allent's body. Instead, he plunged the short knife in his hand into the flesh under Allent's shoulder blade on his back, creating a stable foothold and hanging himself on Allent's back.

At the same time, this attack also destroyed a key energy gathering point inside Allent's shoulder.

"You deserve to die!!! You deserve to die!!!"

Ellen quickly slammed into the wall behind her.

Heo gripped the knife hilt, exerted a little force in his arm, and swung himself onto Ellen's rapidly moving shoulder, dodging the impact.

boom--

The towering giant crashed into the wall with a deafening roar.

The wall covered in purple patterns trembled violently, and dents and cracks covered the area near the impact site.

But like the floorboards on the ground, the shattered walls were bound together by those lines that shimmered with purple light, forcibly glued back together.

However, He Ao didn't have time to pay attention to these things at the moment. When Alante saw that he hadn't hit the wall the first time, he immediately reached out and slammed his hand down on the shoulder while simultaneously slamming it against the wall again.

At the same time, the fleshy humanoid figure behind Allent also hurled its bone weapon toward Heo.

He dodged the weapons with difficulty and seized the opportunity to draw his short sword, frantically stabbing at Allent's shoulder to destroy the energy gathering point there.

During the previous leg attack, He Ao discovered that disrupting regional energy gathering points, while not completely destroying Allent's mobility...

It will affect the body's energy network, but not the overall energy level.

The energy gathering points in the Ellen are not completely dispersed; each is responsible for its own area.

Those energy gathering points within the limbs control parts of the limbs, maintain their energy supply, and are also part of the overall body energy network.

Conversely, some of the energy within this limb is not supplied by nearby energy gathering points, but by the overall energy network.

This avoids the complete destruction of some energy gathering points, which would render those limbs completely unusable, thus maintaining the body's basic combat capabilities.

This method of distributing energy gathering points is clearly designed specifically to deal with those who can 'see' the energy gathering points.

Prior to this, He Ao had already seen many solutions for dealing with attacks on energy gathering points.

The designers of these schemes may have fought against powerful individuals who could see energy convergence points, or they may have known about those individuals and used them as hypothetical enemies in their designs.

All these solutions have only one purpose: to weaken the effect of energy convergence points as fatal weaknesses.

However, there is no perfect solution in this world. While the energy structure in Allent's body maximizes the body's overall mobility, it also increases the threshold for energy circulation.

As the number of energy gathering points decreases, those points, which were originally only responsible for parts of the limbs, have to take on the burden of other parts of the body.

However, the flow of energy within the body is not unimpeded; it needs to cross a certain intensity threshold to continue flowing.

In other words, there is a minimum energy requirement to maintain the operation of this network.

If all energy gathering points combined cannot meet this minimum energy requirement, the entire energy network will collapse directly, and the remaining energy gathering points will be destroyed by the energy surge caused by the collapse, resulting in physical death.

Therefore, Heo didn't need to destroy all the energy gathering points to kill Allent, just like he did with other superhumans who had multiple energy gathering points.

Once he destroys most of the energy gathering points within Alenth's body and crosses the death threshold, Alenth's life will come to an end.

Therefore, He Ao did not continue to attack the last remaining energy gathering point on the thigh, but instead came over to attack the energy gathering point on the shoulder and elbow.

However, to attack under Erenthe's nose, he first had to disable Erenthe's vision, so he destroyed Erenthe's one eye.

Although Allen didn't know exactly what Heo wanted to do, he seemed to sense that Heo's attack was bringing him to the end, so he frantically shook his body and slammed into the wall again.

This time, Heo leaped into the air, dodging the impact, and landed again after the impact, grabbing the hilt of the knife that was piercing Allent's body.

As Alan shook violently, Heo's body swayed up and down like a leaf about to fall from a tree branch.

The only opening left for Heo to attack was a brief one or two seconds between Allent's movement and his impact with the wall, but in that short time, Heo had already destroyed a large number of energy gathering points.

Ellen Terry, who lost her sight

Zhi became even more chaotic and acted more violently, which also caused the flesh-and-blood humanoids to become violent. They kept picking up bones from the ground, condensing them into bone swords and bone spears, and throwing them at He Ao.

These seemingly hard bones would shatter rapidly upon impacting Elent's body, turning into flying bone fragments that the flesh-and-blood humanoids would collect and use to create new weapons.

However, being smashed doesn't mean these weapons are harmless. Heo, floating in the air, tried his best to dodge these attacks. A bone spear flew past him at close range, grazing his arm.

He Aoneng could sense that the blade of the bone spear could easily break through his defenses and pierce his body.

At the same time, he reached out and grabbed the tip of the bone spear, covered the tip with his divine sense, and then thrust it out, making the flying spear tip trace a semi-circle and pierce into a spot near Allent's spine.

The spearhead that was not enveloped by divine sense suddenly shattered into pieces, with only the tip of the spear, which was enveloped by divine sense, penetrating Allent's body.

Heo seized the section of the bone spear that had been briefly stabilized by divine sense, drew his short sword, and swung himself towards Allent's other shoulder and elbow. The remaining part of the bone spear, which was not covered by divine sense, shattered rapidly, with only the spearhead piercing Allent's body.

These bone weapons were extremely fragile when they hit Allent.

At this moment, Allent stopped banging his head against the wall. He covered his eyes and rushed out, groping to pick up the bone pillar that he had just thrown on the ground. He frantically spun around trying to throw Heo away.

His rotation speed increased, and He Ao could only grip the hilt of the short knife tightly, making it flutter like a long flag.