Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God-Chapter 1147 - 649: Coercion and Temptation

"Kill them," Anachet shrieked loudly, issuing the command for a full attack.

He didn’t need to directly observe the situation in the Pool of Inquiry; merely by watching Gregory’s expression, he knew that his meticulously prepared plan to control the Blackscale Lizardman Tribe had fallen apart. Regardless, Gregory would never stand by his side again. Instead, he would lead the Lizardfolk Army to devour him alive. Now, the only hope was to annihilate them, creating a chance to snatch victory from chaos.

The enemy was too careless, only few had appeared in the Lizard Court, but he had ambushed them with an entire Serpent People Corps and a Serpent People Curse Exiler here. These were the elite of the entire Tun Serpents, each one a top-level poisoner. The toxins they used were not only powerful but also fast-acting, even a slight scratch could paralyze most victims for several days.

Compared to toxins that directly take lives, Serpent People prefer and are more skilled in using controlling toxins due to their practice of keeping slaves. In the state of the Tun Serpent People, completely made up of Serpent People from top to bottom, Serpent People Tribes normally have three to five times their number in various intellectual slaves at their disposal. The grand and majestic Serpent People’s Temples were not built by the Serpent People themselves but with the bones of numerous slaves, and the building process also served as a sacrificial offering to the Serpent Gods.

Back then, Serpent People civilization was unequivocally a slave society; those who could transform into Serpent People were all from the ruling noble class of that civilization; ordinary slaves did not have this privilege.

But what happened next plunged Anachet’s heart into the depths of despair. It wasn’t that the enemy was careless, but rather that he had underestimated them.

The enemy didn’t need any additional forces, for they carried with them an entire Corps, and damn it, it was a Shadow Brigade.

This type of Corps was the biggest bane for his Serpent People, the only toxin that could affect Shadows was the venom from the arrows of Zehir Poison Fang, which had already been stolen by the enemy. Remaining Serpent People poisons, no matter how potent, could only affect the flesh, completely ineffective against Ghost Shadows, which are energy bodies.

Instead, their Negative Energy Attack possessed a remarkable lethality against the Serpent People, and just after a few rounds, the Corps he was leading was pressurized to the point they couldn’t raise their heads, including his ultimate trump card, the Serpent People Curse Exiler.

The Lizard Queen and the Six-armed Snake Demon simultaneously pressed forward. If facing either one alone, the Serpent People Curse Exiler, with its unique abilities, might stand a fighting chance, but facing both together was too much to handle.

The Serpent People Curse Exiler had three main means of attack.

First was its snake venom. Each snake on its body could be considered part of the whole or an individual, all capable of launching attacks, each possessing unimaginably potent venom. For ordinary people, a single bite was fatal; its venom was not controlling, but rather highly lethal.

However, the problem was that he was now facing two beings who could switch between Shadow and physical states. Even the deadliest toxin was useless if it couldn’t take effect, rendering half of its attack power useless on the spot.

Second was Serpent Coils Trample. Possessing a super giant peak body type, nearly ten meters tall, the long snakes in its body could surge at will, shift its center of gravity, and directly crush an enemy under a mass of long snakes, performing overbearing trampling and biting. Many enemies got enwrapped and were torn apart and devoured by the multitude of giant pythons and vipers, leaving no bones behind.

This move was equally useless in front of the Lizard Queen and the Six-armed Snake Demon.

In this aspect, the Lizard Queen played even more disgustingly, not only integrating herself into the giant category but also entering the super giant weight class, which had always been her advantage.

The Serpent People Curse Exiler couldn’t compete with her in this but instead had to use its speed advantage to dodge her Dragon Breath and giant claw strikes as much as possible because a single hit could kill a bunch of poison snakes on its body.

Facing the Six-armed Snake Demon, the Serpent People Curse Exiler did have a size advantage, but the problem was, the opponent, donning a High-level Invisibility Ring, had no intention of revealing herself. Her mastery of Short-range Teleportation, combined with her invisibility ability, was a perfect match. Until she mounted an attack, Anachet couldn’t pinpoint her position until he cast a True Sight on it.

Still, the opponent never appeared in front of him directly, and both her speed and attack speed were terrifyingly horrifying, a lethal nemesis for his composite body. Her Serpentine Bizarre Sword swayed in a flurry, chopping a heap of snake heads and bodies off him with crackling sounds.

The third move of the Serpent People Curse Exiler was called Serpent Swarm River Flow, serving both as an attacking move and a life-saving skill. It could transform into hundreds of surging poison snakes, charging at the enemy or dodging fatal attacks, especially from the Lizard Queen’s Dragon Breath or strikes.

However, while the Lizard Queen’s clumsy attacks were easy to dodge, the attack whirlwind of the Six-armed Snake Demon was hard to evade. Every time it transformed into Serpent Swarm River Flow, she would harvest at least ten poison snakes.

The Serpent People Curse Exiler, at most comprised of four hundred poison snakes, each representing a life, didn’t require all four hundred snakes to be slaughtered. Just over half needed to be killed, and it could no longer maintain a complete Serpent People Curse Exiler form, only able to fight in the form of a snake cluster. frёeweɓηovel.coɱ