Epic of Caterpillar
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chapter-1753-30041322
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I always knew these twins had more than they thought they held. They always believed they could only call forth the strength of Desert Spirits. And well, in an environment filled with desert, that's indeed the case. However, spirits are beings that inhabit every element. Once a certain element is in large quantities, they'll emerge, embodying the element itself.
They think they can only use desert spirits because that's what they have around them… But of course, that's not really the case on its totality. Once the enormous terrain of ice and then the one of fire erected, the spirits of these elements quickly swarmed the place.They simply needed some more Mana, a little push before fully unlocking their actual and truest potential. Now, they finally found it. A Spirit Mage doesn't simply wield a single spirit's power, they have the power to call forth the spirits of many elements, of the world as a whole.
"I can feel this new spirit power…" Ariant said. "The cold and freezing ice is no longer… hurtful? It feels comfortable."
"I can even feel the flames as well!" Eriant said. "Amazing… The Spirits, they're gathering here!"
"Then… Let's do it!" Ariant said.
"Yeah!" Eriant nodded.
Quickly after their decision, the two acted. Together, they called forth the power of the desert spirits and the underground spirits, combining their strength and shaking the battlefield. Enormous cracks in the ground emerged, sharp, metallic spikes appeared from the pitfalls, sending dozens of ants to their demise.
TRUUUUUUUMMMMM…!!!This was only their first attack. Gathering hundreds of thousands of Mana, they immediately called forth the power of the Fire Spirits within the surroundings. Attacking fire monsters with fire was foolish, of course, but they had other plans. They called the fire spirits to reseed and move away from the flames, weakening them and turning off large pools of lava everywhere. The flames of the ants themselves became weaker as well.
F L U O O O O S S S H H H!!!
And as if that wasn't enough, they finally brought upon the Ice Spirits, which gathered in enormous quantities, combining with the dissipated Wind Spirits to generate a powerful wave of Freezing Winds, freezing through half of the terrain the Ant Queen was generating, and all of this in just half a minute!
FLAAAAAAAAASSSHHHH!!!
The landscape slowly was covered on ice, the Ant Queen's domain was being slowly consumed. The twin's amazing power was shaping the terrain as they pleased!
"Amazing… Incredible!" Brunhild was surprised. "With these elements readily available… Although I cannot directly ask for the spirit's help, I can use the elements they generate and conjure magic similar to it!"
The talented Giantess quickly waved her magic staff, which I had reinforced using Cosmic Energy-imbued materials and the Evil Dragon's bones and scales, which enchanted her magic power by a hundredfold!
"[Great Tremor]! [Earthquake]! [Pitfalls]! [Metallic Spikes]!"
TRUUUUUUUUMMM…!
Brunhild began copying the twins' spells through her own direct use of magic and elemental manipulation. She spread more tremors, opening more pitfalls filled with metallic spikes, and killing a few more dozen of Ants as well.
"[Heat Dissipation]! [Cold Breeze]! [Freezing Tempest]!"
And then, she absorbed the heat within the surroundings, as the Ant Queen desperately tried to keep spreading it, and quickly overflowed her surroundings with a cold breeze and freezing tempests, covering the domain with ice crystals growing everywhere.
"SHAAAAAAHHH!!!"
The Ant Queen was furious, her power was weakening once more. She continued putting more and more effort into spreading her terrain, even the fortress ants couldn't do much. A stalemate was finally made, between ice and fire.
"All's ready now… LET'S GO!"
I commanded my allies as we charged forward, battling the Ants viciously as I quickly saw the accumulated EXP from the Ants the twins and Brunhild defeated…
Ding!
[Your Party has defeated [Giant Fiery Red Ant Soldier (A+ Rank)] x46!]
[You earned 1610000 EXP!]
[Level Up!]
[Your Level has increased from Level 69 to Level 70!]
[All Your Stats have increased!]
[You gained Stat Points and Skill Points.]
Good, another level, this makes three. Good enough for now!
Without further ado, I charged forward with Aquamarine and my two spears at each of my sides. Combining the ice powers of Aquamarine with the two of them, I covered them on ice and unleashed their skills combined with the power of ice, the ant's greatest weakness.
"[Spear Of Freezing Demise]! [Spear of Freezing Oblivion]!"
Black and White's bodies were covered on the powerful Divine Ice of Aquamarine, as their skills resonated with one another. I swung both spears at the same time, as a gigantic blast of freezing chaos and freezing holy light reached the army of ants before my path.
BOOOOOOOOMMMM!!!
Chaos and Light converged beautifully as they obliterated dozens of Ants, EXP abounded.
Ding!
[Your Party has defeated [Giant Fiery Red Ant Soldier (A+ Rank)] x13!]
[You earned 455000 EXP!]
I continued unleashing these powerful, piercing beams of chaos and holy light converged with Aquamarine's divine ice as I blasted my surroundings. It felt like shooting massive missiles at my foes, and all while Aquamarine was running around the battlefield slashing and freezing the ants that tried to get closer.
FLUOOOSH!
Suddenly, hundreds of purple-colored fireballs emerged from above me, the Ants from afar ambushed me with this surprise.
"Heh… Shadrach!"
"Got it!"
Shadrach emerged on his Soul Embodiment form, a giant Wyvern made of flames, as he absorbed the gigantic, overpowering sun-sized fireballs thrown at me and absorbed them directly! He couldn't really do much damage now, but he still was a good shield to intercept fire attacks from time to time!
F L U O O S S H!!!
"Ahhh, such flames! Exquisite!" He began roaring happily as he devoured the flames. They were indeed rather tasty for him… for some reason.
"Don't distract yourself, there's dozens more of those where they came from…"
F L U O O O O S S S H H H!!!
"Bubu! Colora!"
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