Chapter 1201: Whip Tongue
Natina used a few more times, before she realized, that she could beat the tree like this. Kalzemir's decaying breath also showed only a temporary effect. As for Diromold, the Koor Worm couldn't show his potential unless the barrier fell.
Natina's strategy hinged on two factors. The first was her divine skill. Kali represented death, but unlike other gods of death who reigned over something like a realm of the dead, Kali represented the cycle of life and time. Over time, everything had to do and make space for something new.
The skill the necromancer wanted to rely on for her strategy was , which allowed her to rapidly age the opponent. Since the skill was extremely taxing even to just use on a weaker humanoid opponent, she had devised a strategy to strengthen this skill with a formation set up in Delta.
However, Trees didn't age like other living beings. Just time was not enough to kill them. Seeing how quickly the tree lapped up her army as if to mock her guardian goddess, the tree also wouldn't die from lack of nutrients if it experienced rapid aging at this moment.
This was where Diromold came into play. The skill it had learned when becoming an undead legend could literally poison the wells. A single attack could taint the very groundwater itself and make plant life impossible.
The skills alone were probably not enough, but together, she could have the tree experience centuries of living in this kind of polluted environment. She couldn't imagine anything surviving that. The only drawback was that the attack had to hit the ground and the hole in the barrier was blocked by the mass of tree.
She could only buy time for the special ops to set up the preparations for her plan. Once that was done, Delta would watch this tree shrivel away as quickly as it grew! At least, this was the plan until she felt a sudden tuck at the edge of her consciousness.
Something was wrong. Something was terribly wrong with Faffi.
....
On the mountain slopes below Delta, laid the legendary undead hydra, wrestled to the ground by two dozen colossi. The crypt guards Evee had stolen from the colossal dungeon were a massive power, but one she could barely control, so she could only take out a few at a time, especially while maintaining her troops on Delta's walls.
Each giant humanoid was hard pressed pushing one head to the ground, as Evee was busy preparing a vast spell, by spreading a field of daffodils across the mountain slope. Why was she doing something like this when there was a war raging on above?
The Hydra is a beast of Olympian lore. Your guardian Persephone thinks it would look much better as part of your entourage.
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