Wizard's Journey

Chapter 1001 Mountain World

The vulnerability, stimulated by the electric arc of the World Garment rules, is growing larger and larger.

"What an incredible ability!"

The Scorpion King lay on the edge of the vulnerability, peering into the world alongside the Black Flame Giant. Its true form was slightly smaller, and although the vulnerability still couldn't support the Scorpion King's invasion, it was only a matter of time.

In the afterglow of the eclipse, several hundred-meter-tall mountain giants, along with a large number of forest elves and cave dwarves, trembled as they looked up at the two terrifying monster heads peering out from behind the black crack in the sky. They tried their best to calm themselves down and barely managed to prevent a large-scale rout of the legion.

"Then let my scorpions and their offspring bring them some fear first."

The Scorpion King grinned maliciously, spitting out a large number of scorpion eggs with a series of "poof" sounds from its mouth.

Woo, woo, woo, woo...

Corroded by the black aura, the scorpion eggs fell, trailing trails of black smoke, their piercing screams echoing through the air, exuding a strong aura of fear and foreboding. Behind the black crack, the enormous, ferocious monster's head looked down, its numerous compound eyes displaying a bizarre excitement.

"Don't be afraid, don't panic!"

"Kill these roaming monsters from another world! We must not let them in!"

These scorpion eggs hatched in mid-air, inheriting the black and red shells of the Desert Scorpion King, with perfectly streamlined bodies and wings of poisonous cloud elements flashing behind them. They all possessed the aura of a level two or higher biological entity. They flew past at extremely high speed, leaving behind trails of death, before sweeping across the sky to carry out their killing spree.

"How are my scorpion offspring doing?"

"Scorpion Dynasty Green asked smugly."

As Green continued to expand the world's loophole, he glanced at the silent Soul Eater and replied in a low, hoarse voice, "What a peaceful, weak world."

Seeing the chaos and fear brought by the scorpion monsters inside the world, the black flame giant could no longer suppress the stirrings in his heart.

Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh, whoosh, whoosh, a dozen or so Flame Soul Bird heads flashed by and disappeared into the ever-expanding hole.

…………

Beneath the cracks in the mountain world.

"Leaf Vein Elf King, run! These otherworldly monsters that have emerged from the rifts are far too powerful. With the strength we've gathered, there's no way we can defeat them!"

A cave dwarf king riding a porcupine roared across the chaotic battlefield, his hammer, brimming with raging fire elementals, flying out of his hand and colliding with a scorpion monster that swooped down, unleashing a burst of dazzling light and heat.

With a snap, the warhammer fell back into the dwarf's hand, and at the same time, a black and red scorpion tail fell down as well.

Even after detaching from its body, the scorpion's tail was still alive and kicking, and no one dared to question the potent venom on its stinger.

"Damn it, what incredible vitality!"

Just as the dwarf king on the Iron-Blooded Porcupine uttered a complaint, the bowstring beside him twanged with a "whoosh," and the scorpion monster, engulfed in flames, fell into the chaos, fear, and panic of the fleeing legion, struck by an arrow.

Clad in clothes woven from green leaves, the Leaf Vein Elf King was only a dozen centimeters tall. Her delicate, petite face was filled with coldness, and her black eyes gazed up at the unbelievable, monstrous head behind the crack. She said in a chilling voice, "As long as we can defeat the monsters that opened the crack, this disaster will naturally end."

"Impossible, we absolutely cannot defeat them. Before we even get close, their minions and henchmen will tear us apart and devour us, leaving not even bones behind. These monsters are even more terrifying than the evil demons recorded in the ancient texts."

The dwarf king shook his head frantically, took a big gulp of wine, and let it drip down his beard onto the porcupine's bristles.

"what……"

As they were talking, a few dozen meters away from them, a scorpion monster grabbed a forest elf and threw it into the sky. It only had time for a long scream before it was torn to pieces and turned into a rain of blood, becoming one of the many tragic scenes on the battlefield.

"We certainly cannot defeat them on our own. What I mean is, as the ancient texts record, we must gather all the elves and dwarves to join forces, awaken the ancient mountain gods, and together defeat them!"

Rumble, rumble, rumble...

Although numerous scorpion monsters roamed the battlefield, spreading death and fear, three mountain giants, each over a hundred meters tall, with their imposing presence, were still able to guide tens of thousands of weak dwarves and elves to fight against the scorpion monsters that emerged from the rifts.

"good!"

The Cave Dwarf King wiped the wine from his beard, bent down slightly to guard against a possible attack from a scorpion that was flying low and fast, and roared his agreement. Then, the two of them dared not hesitate any longer and quietly left the battlefield with some guards, fleeing towards the rich Middle-earth to request reinforcements.

Huff, huff, huff...

After soaking for almost half an hourglass, the group, who had escaped to a high mountain ridge, suddenly felt an indescribable tremor and oppression in their hearts, making it hard to breathe.

Everyone turned around, and on the battlefield, three mountain giants were still waving their arms, leading tens of thousands of elves and dwarves who had been hastily assembled to clumsily fight back. These cruel, agile, and extremely venomous scorpion monsters frequently swept across the low sky above the battlefield, taking away one life after another.

"That is..."

The dwarf king stared wide-eyed and gaped as he looked up at the sky.

From the black rift that stirred up the wind and clouds, more than a dozen long snakes burning with black flames stretched into this world. Even the turbulent clouds and raging winds were dyed black. Light from all directions seemed to be attracted by some new gravitational force, twisting and converging towards these long snakes.

"What, what, what are these monsters doing?!"

The dwarf king's teeth chattered involuntarily. The aura emanating from these giant black flame serpents that slowly emerged from the cracks in the sky still chilled him to the bone, filling him with an unprecedented fear, even from such a great distance.

The battlefield was completely shrouded in despair and fear. A dozen giant black flame snakes, which were the Flame Soul Bird heads of the true form of the Green Element, coiled and twisted, looking down at the ants on the ground, and suddenly opened their huge mouths.

Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom...

Pillars of fire distorted the surrounding air and exploded, intersecting and tearing the battlefield apart, engulfing the mountain giants, elven dwarves, and some scorpion monsters who couldn't escape in time. The end of the world had arrived.

"A demon! This is a demon! Hey, Elf King, quick! We must do everything in our power to organize all the races and awaken the mountain god..."

The dwarf king roared in terror and despair.

This power, capable of easily destroying any race, is truly terrifying; it is something that cannot be resisted by an ordinary person's physical strength.

"Waaah..."

Behind the Leaf Vein Elf King, a female elf riding on a bee suddenly rolled her eyes back, her nose started bleeding, she fainted, convulsed, and foamed at the mouth.

"Hatred and fear, that terrible demon from another land is devouring their desperate souls, the end of the world has come."

At this moment, the Leaf Vein Elf King was no longer moved by anything outside, but simply looked up at the sky, which had become completely dark due to the solar eclipse.

"I think we don't need to notify them to wake them up anymore."

Following the gaze of the Leaf Vein Elf King, the Cave Dwarf King saw two blood-red full moons hanging high, radiating a chilling and ominous light.

(End of this chapter)