So I'm a sheep.

A huge body, more than ten meters tall, dressed in coarse cloth and barefoot.

His rugged face exuded a fierce aura, clearly indicating a short-tempered fellow.

It was chewing something, but upon closer inspection, it turned out to be half a body!

"..."

Sasha's face revealed murderous intent. As a powerful human, she had only one word for killing when facing a man-eating monster!

"How could it be a giant?!" The wizard was surprised but also a little delighted.

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An Kang was overjoyed; the giant's corpse could be used to make war puppets, and his soul was a great tonic!

Because they were so rare, all the giants on the continent had been hunted down by wizards, and now they have suddenly reappeared out of nowhere.

Wonderful!

Putting aside the war puppets for now, we absolutely must get our hands on the giant's soul.

"Hold on! Let's stop being cowards and splurge on the giants!"

Worried that Sasha would turn and run away, An Kang quickly said, "The strength of a bear is nothing, but the strength of a giant is rare."

"Uh, if there's only one, we'll split it 50/50, you get half and I get half!"

"Row"

Sasha replied and then spurred her horse toward the giant.

"Stop! This distance is perfect, wait for me..."

Before An Kang could finish speaking, Sasha pushed off her horse and flew away like an arrow.

The pristine lake is now unsheathed!

Volume 1: Chapter 659 The Power of Giants

With a scream, the giant staggered and fell to the ground, his Achilles tendon severed.

The girl dodged the giant hand and struck again with her sword.

“Urn—”

After ensuring that the giant could not stand up, Sasha began her experiment.

We don't know how many of these monsters there are; we need to figure out the easiest way to kill them.

bang bang

Sasha punched the big guy in front of her several times, but there was no reaction.

Without a doubt, this guy has an incredibly high tolerance for blows. Even a martial arts expert like Sasha would have a hard time killing him with her bare hands.

Dodging the blows, the girl jumped directly onto the giant and forcefully ripped at his skin.

It is rough and hard, like natural armor, and ordinary swords may not be able to break through it.

Sasha dodged several shots in quick succession, and the giant, in a flash of inspiration, began to roll.

He seems to have a bit of quick wit?

"Peace and health!"

With the sheer size of this giant, a single crushing blow would take away half the life of even the most skilled martial artist.

The wizard quickly cast a spell to make the girl fly: "Use your divine weapon to cut off his head!"

Sasha thought the same thing, and quickly flew to the top of the giant's head, plunging her sword in all the way to the hilt!

After a piercing cry of "Uen," the giant did not die immediately, but instead frantically swung his arms, trying to knock the girl down from the air.

"Your sword is a bit short, watch mine."

Water droplets condensed into arrow shapes, and after freezing, shot towards the giant's eye sockets.

"It's difficult to kill giants with a sword; archers have the advantage against them."

The ice arrow pierced the giant's eye, completely destroying his brain tissue.

Now, the troublesome monster finally stopped moving.

"It has to pierce the eye and destroy the brain? That's a bit troublesome."

Sasha flew down and pressed the giant's other intact eyeball. It was very elastic, making it extremely difficult to shoot through.

And considering the giant's height...

Even the archers on flat ground seem to have no way to deal with them!

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The girl looked worried. Even if she were to encounter a group of giants, her first thought would not be to destroy them, but to ride away on the soybean.

Otherwise, if they accidentally corner you and start beating you up, you might just be done for!

The grunting sound coming from above interrupted Sasha's thoughts. She took down the fish tank and saw that the anglerfish was making strange noises while turning its belly up.

"What's wrong with you? Are you not failing me?!"

I've heard that fish that float belly-up don't live long, but I doubt it will happen to Ankang either...

"Oh? It's nothing, it's nothing."

An Kang immediately replied, "I got too carried away and lost my composure. I'm really sorry."

"What?"

"The soul of a giant is a great tonic for wizards. Just now, oh no!"

An Kang's lantern suddenly lit up, and he stammered, "Friend, I'm sorry. Well, just now, I got excited and accidentally... I accidentally gave you your..."

"My giant power is gone?!" Sasha's eyebrows shot up.

"Yes, yes, yes, there should be, no, there definitely are more!"

"If there is one, there will be two; if there is two, there will be three."

"We've just seen a giant, and there are many more giants waiting for us to discover!"

An Kang knew he hadn't acted ethically, so he quickly continued, "The quality of that giant's soul wasn't very high either, my friend. You can only use one soul, so if you're going to use one, use a high-quality one!"

"So, the souls of giants are ranked in terms of quality?"

Sasha seemed a little skeptical, feeling that the ugly fish in front of her was trying to fool her.

"Of course there is!"

"The more powerful the giant's soul, the higher its quality, and the better the effect of my spell on you."

An Kang made a solemn vow: "Don't worry, I will definitely save the best one for you."

"If I break my promise, may I be a fish for the rest of my life!"

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That's more or less.

Seeing that Sasha's anger had subsided, Anglerfish's eyes lit up: "Friend, I didn't expect you to be so capable. You're no less than some of the heroes I know."

"How do I compare to you?" the girl asked.

Comparing yourself to a mere speaker in colorful robes? That's audacious.

“You’re still young,” An Kang said meaningfully.

"..."

"Besides you, are there any heroes more powerful than me?" Sasha asked again.

"Of course! But this comparison is actually very unfair to you."

An Kang said, "Back then, wars were frequent, and heroes were all tempered on the battlefield."

"I have witnessed war."

Sasha interrupted the wizard, "It's just like that."

"Is it a human civil war or a racial war? I think it's a human civil war."

An Kang said in a deep voice, "But the heroes of that era experienced racial wars. The elves did not compromise obediently just because we made a fuss. They did feel the pressure and only chose to back down after repeated consideration."

"Leaving aside war, the human heroes of more than two hundred years ago basically received permanent buffs from wizards, and their physical abilities far surpassed yours."

"Strength, speed, agility—any slight improvement in any one of these areas can lead to a huge change in overall strength."

"You can imagine just how powerful those 'ancient heroes' who received permanent buffs are!"

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The lantern on Ankang's head blinked: "So, we wizards are the guiding light for humanity!"

"Without us, the people would have no good life; without us, the kingdom would not be able to hold its head high in front of the elves."

"Without our heroes, our strength would be greatly diminished; without us, darkness would overwhelm the light!"

"..."

Sasha's lips twitched. She really wanted to say that without you wizards all these years, humans have been doing alright.

Anyway, the people at the bottom of society are doing alright. When I was a child, I farmed in the village and never saw any long-eared creatures come over to point fingers and criticize.

But with the lantern on Ankang's head shining so brightly now, he probably can't listen to reason.

The sound of horses' hooves came from afar, and Sasha noticed that about a dozen cavalrymen were moving towards her.

After telling An Kang to keep quiet, she put the fish tank back on her head.

As the cavalry approached, the girl greeted them warmly, saying, "Good afternoon."

"it is good......"

Looking at the girl's strange appearance and then at the fallen giant, the leading cavalryman couldn't help but ask, "Girl, do you know how that giant died?"

"I killed him, didn't I?"