Thunder Dragon Lizard

Mel entered the mountains and discovered a vast stretch of charred trees in the mountain forest.

It did not look like arson. There were no fire-element monsters nearby either. Judging by the patterns in the trees, it looked more like the result of lightning strikes.

The air was heavy with moisture, and a fine drizzle had been falling constantly. From afar, he could see mountains shrouded in dark clouds. If nothing unexpected happened, places with frequent lightning were likely where Thunder Dragon Lizards often appeared.

"An area of thunderstorms?" Mel frowned slightly.

He wondered whether he should rashly enter such a dangerous area. He had no way to defend against lightning formed by nature itself.

If he wanted to craft equipment immune to lightning, he first had to kill a Thunder Dragon Lizard. But to kill one, he had to enter the lightning-strike zone.

In the end, to be safe, Mel decided to wait outside the lightning-strike zone for a Thunder Dragon Lizard to wander out.

After all, Thunder Dragon Lizards were monsters. They could not possibly stay in the same area forever like they did in games. Looking at the charred trees around him, it was obvious they were the work of Thunder Dragon Lizards.

Summer brought the most abundant rain and was also the season with the most lightning.

The ground was muddy, yet the scent of carbonized wood still lingered in the air.

He was not entirely sure of this monster's habits. If things followed game logic, all he needed to do was set up a lightning rod, and the Thunder Dragon Lizard would be drawn out.

With that thought, Mel's plan gradually became clearer. The research notes on Conical Jet magic he had read earlier described copper magic. Since copper conducted electricity, he only needed to