Like most games, in Shangri-La Frontier, red represented damage numbers, while green represented recovery effects.
And when Seiya saw the green number rising above "Imaginary State" Kukanid's head, he genuinely felt like he was about to lose it.
He had been desperately chipping away at it for so long, only for Kukanid to take one gulp and fucking return to full health?
How the hell was anyone supposed to play this game now?!
It could devour the monsters it had summoned to restore its health? Such a cowardly mechanic actually existed?
Those were supposed to be its own underlings, right? Did the Abyssal Alliance Leader seriously feel no psychological burden at all while scarfing them down?
Seeing Kukanid restore its health by devouring its underlings, Seiya did not lose heart. Instead, he attacked it again, and compared to before, his attacks came even faster this time!
The enemy could recover, but it still had no means of attack. Aside from being tougher, it was nothing more than a living target.
About thirty seconds later, Kukanid's ability activated again. After devouring the surrounding Abyssal Servants, another huge green number rose above its head.
After observing it twice, Seiya realized that the timing of Kukanid's devouring ability was not determined by how much damage it had taken.
Instead, it activated once every thirty seconds or so.
As for how much HP it restored, that depended on how many Abyssal Servants Kukanid devoured.
There were only two ways Seiya could think of to counter its recovery ability.
The first was to deal massive damage exceeding its recovery within thirty seconds. As long as the damage dealt surpassed the amount Kukanid restored each time, they would eventually wear it down and kill it.
If Seiya and the others attacked together, this method would be