As the lowest-level Monsters to grow up on the Aifala Continent, Goblins and Gray Fur Rats had a great many things in common.
They were both weak as individuals and relied on group coordination, drowning their opponents with superior numbers. They both lived in dim, damp, filthy underground spaces. They both let instinct drive their bodies, wantonly venting their desires.
To a certain extent, calling Goblins "humanoid Gray Fur Rats," or calling Gray Fur Rats "rat Goblins," seemed to make sense.
And in actual combat, the two gave Xia Nan a similar experience.
Their fragile bodies were like tender green plants beneath a mower's sickle blade. They could not even touch the corner of Xia Nan's clothes before, amid the wolf howls of [Tooth Hunt] carried by blade-like, biting winds, they turned into scattered severed limbs and chunks of flesh.
The iron-gray Beheading Longsword traced a perfect arc through the air. It was an enhanced version of [Whirlwind Slash], empowered by the inertia of his forward charge.
The great ring of blood mist that burst before him immediately afterward once again proved that these rats, like Goblins, had defenses too feeble to withstand a single blow.
As for the enormous numbers they took such pride in, the numbers that let them run rampant through the underground passages and made people's hair stand on end—
Before an opponent with extremely high mobility, area damage added to his movement, tremendous speed, and abundant stamina, They looked so pale and ridiculous.
"Proficiency +1"
[Tooth Hunt] Lv3: (27/100) :
Before his eyes, those all-too-familiar translucent characters flashed past.
Since his advancement, this long-awaited battle once again brought rapid growth to the Combat Skill Proficiency that had been rising ever more slowly through daily training.
The roaring wolf head, wrapped in blood and minced flesh,