Continuous Leveling Up

Sure enough, the moment the giant spider broke through the seal, it immediately locked onto Mel. However, with all its limbs restrained by stone pillars, it had no way to attack forward.

Mel drew his staff. He had already prepared in advance. Now he only had to wait for black mist to appear around him; smaller spiders would spawn from within it.

Suddenly, a cloud of black mist flickered into existence in the air, and a small Boss spider that looked as though it were made of metal immediately appeared. Though it was smaller, biting off a person's head in one bite would be no difficult feat.

The small boss spiders were level 75. Although they were below his level and one alone could not raise him by a level, these monsters spawned endlessly.

As long as they did not kill the largest mother body, it would keep producing them.

He was currently level 77. He had no idea how many small spiders he would need to kill.

Once the hunt began, Mel never stopped. Compared to the game, he found that these little spiders spawned noticeably more slowly.

And since they were lower level than him, he could kill them with ease. A single [Conical Jet] spell was enough.

What made him even more curious was whether these creatures had anything to do with hell. Judging from the game's description, there should have been some kind of demonic technology on the giant spider, allowing it to control others.

After farming for nearly a week, Mel finally rose from level 77 to level 78. That pace was hardly fast, and he was somewhat tempted to kill the Level 85 mother body.

But after thinking it over, he decided to keep farming slowly. He had plenty of time, and he could