A Necromancer Who Just Wants to Plant Trees-Chapter 112 - : This Is What I Call a Threat

Chapter 112: This Is What I Call a Threat

Translator: Lonelytree

The surroundings suddenly quieted down.

The rainforest had always been very lively.

But at that moment, Matthew felt peace.

It was as if all sound had been swallowed.

With his hearing blocked, Matthew’s other senses became unprecedentedly sensitive.

He could feel the flow of the wind and could clearly see the morning dew on a flower 30 meters away.

Under the effect of the Eye of the Jungle, he could see the situation in other directions without turning around.

It was a wonderful feeling.

Matthew seemed to be looking at the grass and trees in his 360-degree field of vision.

He saw Dinosauruses turn around and leave in disappointment.

He saw the huge splash caused by the Patterned Crocodile when it sank into the water.

He saw a few flying squirrels fly away from the tree crown.

He saw a Jango native standing on the top of the banyan tree and looking at them warily.

He saw two Piranha Flowers fighting over territory.

He saw a few large blue morphing butterflies flying around the ground.

He saw a nest of transparent glass frogs patiently waiting for food.

He saw a giant otter flip over by the river and accidentally fall into the water.

Ah! Rainforest!

“This is the rainforest.”

The warm and humid wind blew past Matthew’s face. ｂｅ𝚍ｎｏｖｅ𝚕．ｃｏｍ

He suddenly came back to his senses from that mysterious state.

At this moment, two bright rays of light shot down from above, piercing through the lush branches and leaves.

The first beam of light landed on the Winged Dragon Wind God’s corpse, and it quickly disappeared.

The second ray of light shone on Matthew.

[Hint: The Soul of the Rainforest has invited you to enter the “Black Banyan Dream”. Do you wish to enter?]

Matthew was not in a hurry to receive the Soul of the Rainforest.

He was still replaying the battle with the Winged Dragon Wind God in his mind.

He decided to strike while the iron was hot and relive the seemingly simple but thrilling battle.

This was Matthew’s first time experiencing such an exciting fight.

This was also the source of his shock.

Although the entire process did not last long, Matthew seemed to have easily killed the Winged Dragon Wind God. However, it was indeed an extremely difficult process for a Rank 2 Necromancer to kill a Rank 4 Winged Dragon.

Matthew closed his eyes and focused on the replay of the battle.

Soon, he concluded two key points and something worth reflecting on.

The first key point was that he had successfully surprised the Winged Dragon Wind God in the form of a Moon Bear.

The Winged Dragon Wind God was the overlord of the sky.

With the control of the air, it would inevitably lose some of the advantages that other tier 4 lords had:

For example, an unbelievably exuberant vitality or an extremely high biological armour.

Matthew speculated.

With the Dinosauruses and the Patterned Gigantic Crocodiles’ large HP, even if he were to attack them, he would need to stab them for more than ten minutes before he could seriously injure them.

What was even more terrifying was that if ordinary weapons were used, he might not even be able to break through their defences!

This was due to the Lord-tier super-giant monster’s ” Biological Armor.”

They were like a moving biological fortress. Not only were their destructive powers shocking, but their skin was also indestructible.

This was also an important reason why Matthew did not dare to challenge those two.

However, the Winged Dragon Wind God was different.

The darling of the sky was destined not to have the high biological armour similar to the overlords of the land, which gave Matthew an opportunity.

Back when they were fighting in the sky, Matthew discovered that his Moon Bear transformation could break through the pterosaur’s biological armour.

The Moon Bear’s level was LVII.

The Winged Dragon Wind God was quite fragile.

This was probably the reason why it was so cautious. Once it lost control of the air, the Winged Dragon Wind God was no different from an ordinary Tier 3 monster.

Nature was fair.

It wouldn’t make you strong in all aspects.

All in all.

When the Moon Bear rode on the Winged Dragon’s back, the outcome of the battle was already decided. The Moon Bear weighed 880kg, while the Winged Dragon Wind God only weighed about 550kg. Even if the Moon Bear did not have the natural ability to control the airflow, the Winged Dragon Wind God would definitely be at a disadvantage in terms of size and weight.

Its slender neck and hooked claws were not suitable for close combat.

The best outcome would be to die together with the Moon Bear.

The second key point was Assia’s reminder.

This prevented Matthew from getting injured. With the Moon Bear’s strong physique, while it was impossible for him to die if he fell down with the Winged Dragon, he could still be severely injured.

The damage received in the shapeshifting form would also be reflected back to the main body to a certain extent.

The Goddess of Moonlight’s actions were undoubtedly kind.

“I owe you a small favour.”

Although he was still wary of the Goddess of Moonlight, Matthew was still very particular. He would remember this favour and repay it when the time was right.

Moreover, strictly speaking, Matthew was able to climb onto the back of the pterosaur in the form of a Moon Bear because of the blessing of the goddess.

The shapeshifting without casting was too powerful!

“Joining the Moonlight Society is still worth it.”

Matthew concluded with satisfaction.

As for the point worth reflecting on, it wasn’t about Matthew himself, but his enemy, the Winged Dragon Wind God.

Matthew used the enemy as a warning and learned from its mistake,

“If it had been a little calmer back then and tested the waters a little more, the outcome might have been different.

“Of course, this was also the fault of the Rainforest Soul. If it didn’t egg the dragon on, I wouldn’t have been able to kill it so smoothly.”

The tragic end of the Winged Dragon Wind God was a lesson for Matthew..