Extraordinary in Reality Through Magic Games

44: Chapter 44 Two Tigers Cannot Share One MountainBecause the Thunder Wolf Leader was curled up, Zhang Mu could not accurately judge the specific size of its body.

However, judging from its wolf head, which was larger than his entire body, it should be quite substantial.

The good news was that the Thunder Wolf Leader’s magical fluctuation was only at the third tier, and it was on the lower end of the third tier at that.

If it were truly a fourth-tier beast, they likely wouldn’t have a chance of winning even if they fought for their lives.

However, the four of them were at most at the Trainee level, equivalent to a second-tier magical beast, so they still had to resort to an unprincipled sneak attack.

The four of them controlled their Mental Energy fluctuations and began to act according to the plan they had discussed on the way here.

Vag was an Elf Clan warrior, his physique was a cut above the other three, and he was proficient in Knight Techniques, so he was responsible for close-quarters skirmishing.

Of course, although he practiced breathing techniques, he did not usually call himself a knight, and Knight Techniques were not exclusive to knights.

According to the common knowledge from Avril’s little classroom—all close-quarters non-magical combat skills were collectively referred to as ”Knight Techniques.”

Frederica was proficient in blessing magic and possessed an archery talent that stood out even within her clan, making her most suitable for long-range containment from the woods outside the clearing.

Zhang Mu and Avril would focus on outputting firepower, striving to blast the Thunder Wolf Leader to death with magic as quickly as possible.

Their movements were agile, yet quiet.

Especially Vag; this guy lifted his feet high and set them down heavily when walking, yet he landed without a sound—this must be an innate talent of the Elf Clan.

The three moved slowly toward the center of the clearing in a triangular formation; when they were about fifty meters away, the Thunder Wolf Leader’s erect ears twitched.

This action seemed to be the horn for starting the battle; Vag abandoned his stealth, brandished his longsword, and charged toward the Thunder Wolf Leader at a speed that was almost impossible to see with the naked eye.

Trainee Knight Technique—Charge.

Avril and Zhang Mu simultaneously threw Ice Cones to distract the Thunder Wolf Leader, which had already leaped up, hoping that Vag’s longsword could inflict enough damage.

As expected of a third-tier magical beast, the Thunder Wolf Leader showed no signs of panic, pushing off with its limbs to the side to dodge the trio’s attacks, but there were more than three of them.

”Whoosh—”

The moment it jumped, an arrow shrouded in red light anticipated its landing spot, piercing through the dark night like a meteor.

”Awoo...” The arrow accurately struck its left forelimb.

With rich combat experience, she knew the Thunder Wolf’s skull was hard and the arrow might not penetrate, so taking the opportunity to weaken its mobility first was the optimal choice.

Zhang Mu inwardly praised her, glanced at the tree behind which Frederica was hiding, and raised his staff; ten crimson fireballs, spaced about a meter apart, smashed toward the Thunder Wolf Leader like a string of pearls.

Despite missing a leg, it possessed agility that was still considered formidable compared to humans, and it hopped on three legs to dodge the fireballs.

However, Zhang Mu had anticipated this; it wasn’t like he hadn’t seen lively three-legged cats or three-legged dogs before, let alone a magical beast belonging to the ”transcendent side.”

The fireballs, intentionally linked in a string, saw the first three miss.

From its three jumping dodges, Zhang Mu had already gathered enough information.

The Thunder Wolf Leader crouched, preparing to jump to dodge the fourth fireball.

Before it could jump, Ice Cones appeared, and he reminded Avril: ”Vag, force it to move right from the left flank; Senior Sister, aim twenty yards to the right.”

Halfway through his sentence, her Ice Cones had already pierced out.

Reacting quickly, Zhang Mu followed up by firing his Ice Cones, muttering inwardly that she was indeed a genius magician of the new generation who had fought unrivaled across the country and its neighboring nations.

During the battle, Vag didn’t care that he was being directed by a human.