Era of Players: Death God

Chapter 223: Flying type monsters 1

The morning sun filtered through the tent, casting dancing shadows on the forest floor. Noah emerged, stretching his limbs and inhaling the fresh morning air. The world was bathed in a soft, ethereal light, the dew-kissed leaves shimmering like countless diamonds.

After a brisk jog through the emerald expanse, Noah returned to his campsite. With a practiced hand, he kindled a small fire, the warmth a welcome contrast to the morning chill. He prepared a simple breakfast of roasted mushrooms and berries, the flavors enhanced by the morning dew.

As he ate, he contemplated the challenges that awaited him on the next floor. The floating forest was undeniably beautiful, but he knew that beneath the idyllic surface lay dangers unknown. With a determined look, he gathered his equipment, ensuring everything was in order.

It was time to delve deeper into the secrets of this floating world.

Noah's peaceful morning was abruptly interrupted. His Presence Detection, a constant companion, flared to life with an intensity that sent a shiver down his spine. He scanned the surroundings, his senses on high alert. The once tranquil forest now seemed to hold a sinister undercurrent.

Then it happened. A piercing whine echoed through the trees, followed by a massive shadow blotting out the sunlight. Noah's eyes widened in disbelief as a colossal wasp emerged from the canopy. Its body was the size of a small car, its chitinous exoskeleton gleaming in the morning light. Its wings, translucent and iridescent, spanned several meters, casting a menacing shadow.

The creature's eyes, compound and multifaceted, glowed with a predatory hunger. Its mandibles, tipped with sharp, venomous stingers, clicked menacingly. A low, guttural growl emanated from its thorax, a sound that sent shivers down Noah's spine.

The giant wasp hovered in the air, its body pulsating with a sinister energy. It was a creature of pure aggression, and its target was clear: Noah.

Vroom! Vroom!

Noah's mind raced as the giant wasp hovered menacingly. Without hesitation, he drew his five daggers, their weight reassuring in his hands. A surge of mana coursed through him as he activated Telekinesis, the daggers lifting effortlessly from their holsters.

They hovered in the air, a shimmering constellation of deadly potential. With a flick of his wrist, he sent them hurtling towards the colossal insect. The daggers moved with blinding speed, a ballet of lethal precision. The wasp, sensing the impending threat, roared in fury, its massive body vibrating with rage.

It attempted to swat the incoming daggers with its forelegs, but Noah had anticipated this. With a mental command, he altered the daggers' trajectory, causing them to weave and dodge the insect's clumsy attempts at defense. The first dagger found its mark, piercing the wasp's chitinous exoskeleton and embedding itself deep into its thorax.

Screech!

The creature let out a deafening screech, its body convulsing violently. But the attack was far from over. The remaining four daggers continued their assault, targeting the wasp's vulnerable points. Stay updated with m-v l|-NovelBin.net

''What? More incoming ?"

Noah's mind raced as he assessed the situation. The first wasp was proving to be a formidable opponent, but the growing number of incoming threats demanded a change in tactics. With a swift mental command, Nemesis transformed from its sword form into a towering, black rifle, its surface shimmering with dark energy.

The rifle felt like a natural extension of his body, its weight perfectly balanced in his hands. He found a stable position, the sights aligning with the approaching swarm of wasps. As he aimed, his telekinetic grip on the daggers tightened, ensuring they continued their relentless assault on the first wasp.

The incoming wasps were larger than the first, their bodies glistening with a menacing sheen. Noah knew he had to act fast. With a steady breath, he squeezed the trigger. A beam of dark energy lanced forth, striking one of the approaching wasps with deadly precision. The creature exploded in a shower of chitinous fragments, its body vaporized in an instant.

The remaining wasps, alerted to the threat, changed course, their bodies maneuvering with surprising agility. Noah's fingers danced across the rifle, each shot a testament to his skill and precision. The forest echoed with the sharp cracks of the weapon, the air filled with the acrid scent of burning insect.

The battle raged on, a symphony of violence and chaos. Noah's rifle roared, each shot a testament to his deadly accuracy. The forest seemed to tremble with the force of his attacks, the ground littered with the remnants of fallen foes.

The first wasp, weakened by the relentless assault of the daggers, finally succumbed. Its massive body crashed to the ground with a thunderous thud, sending shockwaves through the undergrowth. Noah, however, dared not celebrate. The remaining wasps were a formidable force, their numbers dwindling but their aggression increasing.

One particularly large wasp, enraged by the loss of its kin, launched itself directly at Noah. Its body was a blur of motion, its mandibles agape. Noah reacted instinctively, raising his rifle to meet the charge. With a precise shot, he severed one of the wasp's wings, sending the creature careening out of control.

As the wasp crashed into the canopy, Noah took the opportunity to reload. His heart pounded in his chest, adrenaline coursing through his veins. He knew that this battle was far from over. The wasps were relentless, their hive mind driving them to attack with suicidal fervor.

The last of the wasps was a behemoth, larger than any of its predecessors. Its exoskeleton was a darker, more menacing shade of chitin, and its eyes glowed with an unnatural intensity. It hovered in the air, its massive body casting a long shadow over the forest.

Noah knew this would be the final confrontation. He raised his rifle, his hands steady despite the pounding of his heart. The wasp launched itself forward, its wings a blur of motion. Noah fired, the beam of dark energy striking the creature with immense force.

The wasp staggered, but it did not fall. It continued its charge, its body a living projectile. Noah had no time to react. The wasp collided with him, its weight sending them both crashing to the ground. The impact was like being hit by a speeding train.

Noah felt his bones breaking, his vision blurring. The wasp was on top of him, its mandibles snapping at his face. In a desperate act of survival, he reached for one of the daggers still hovering nearby. With a surge of willpower, he telekinetically guided the dagger into the wasp's eye.