Elder Dragon and the Sacrifice Book

According to the rules of Soul Sacrifice, sacrificing vital organs caused permanent damage to the body, and Mutated Monsters were no exception.

As a creature that made its living in Miasma Canyon, Great Jagras had poor eyesight to begin with and relied mainly on its sense of smell and perception to survive. Yet for some unknown reason, after catching Windy Dragon's scent, it had leaped upward and somehow "flown" out of the canyon as if it had glitched through a bug, arriving in the Coral Highlands and seeing sunlight for the first time in its life.

The sunlight was blinding, but it also let this Great Jagras feel a different kind of warmth. It developed an intense desire to see things, and its soul responded, mutating a hump on its back covered in countless eyeballs.

But precisely because these were extra organs created through mutation, they were not particularly important to Great Jagras's survival, so their sacrifice value was much lower.

The more irreplaceable and nonrenewable a resource was, the greater the power it produced when sacrificed. The reverse was also true.

If a human sacrificed eyeballs, one eye could probably summon dozens or even more eye demons at once. But this mutated Great Jagras could only summon as many eye demons as it had eyeballs, and the Petrifying Bullets they possessed were only average in terms of power.

As those eyeballs were sacrificed, Great Jagras became completely blind. Not only that, its aura perception and evasive ability inevitably suffered a fifty percent reduction.

At the same time, aside from the first magic missile released by its swarm of eye demons hitting the dragonkin hunter, all the rest were blocked by the Guardian Barrier and converted into Cheng Tian's mana recovery rate.

It had achieved almost nothing, yet its overall