Transformation Girl Infinite Replication, My Numbers Have Become a Disaster

"It's actually real?" Karu's eyes widened as she looked at the skeleton dog in disbelief.

[Combat Unit: Skeleton Dog]

[LV: 4]

[Skills: Bite, Claw Attack.]

It was missing the Wolf's fireball skill.

It seemed these undead creatures did inherit their combat power from their previous lives, at least a portion of it.

"Detect!"

Karu began casting magic on the skeleton.

Mysterious light emanated from her eyes, and after a few seconds...

"This guy's strength seems to be Apprentice Mid-level. It's not very strong, but it's more formidable than I expected."

Veril said speechlessly, "Your expression looks disappointed."

"Haha, after all, it's only an Apprentice, and it's so small. It might be okay against ordinary people with no training, but against a thief..."

"If I can get corpses that possessed special powers in life, I can have my descendants inherit their past skills, but their basic level won't exceed Level 10."

"Level 10?"

Karu looked confused.

Veril's eyes flickered, and she keenly noticed the issue.

The other party measured strength using ranks like Apprentice but didn't know the universal LV used by players. It was clear that the methods of measuring combat power in their respective worlds were different.

Or perhaps they weren't divided so finely.

"How should I put it? It's a bit stronger than this Apprentice Mid-level."

"I understand. If it can master skills, it can indeed defeat an Apprentice with ease. In other words, I need a powerful beast, or directly use the corpse of a Disaster Beast?"

"That's right. Summoning skeletons each time is also a considerable consumption for me."

Despite saying that, Veril still turned the second dog and pig into skeletons.

She estimated that if these three attacked together in a pure melee, they might be able to fight a Disaster Beast, or at least delay it.

"I hope the monsters in this world are generally weaker, not as exaggerated as in the main world."

Thinking of the Holy See warrior she encountered back then, she couldn't help but feel pressured.

"Then, let's test the combat power of the skeleton pig."

Seeing the massive bone creature in front of her, Veril had it run towards a distant tree to attack.

As a result, this creature, clearly a domestic pig, moved with surprising speed and slammed into the tree, its teeth biting off a chunk of the trunk.

"Good grief."

As expected, the size advantage was still there, and its charge was quite fierce.

"I think it can handle a young Disaster Beast. Should we take these three creatures to hunt a Disaster Beast now? Or... go hunt in the nearby mountains and wilds?"

Karu looked at Veril, seemingly waiting for her decision.

"Let's go deal with a Disaster Beast. But what is the true strength of those creatures? If they are much stronger than what we've faced before, and if they can use magic, it would be troublesome."

"It's possible to encounter strong ones, but those usually don't appear in the outer areas."

"That's good then."

So, the two girls turned back.

Since they were close to the forest, Karu wasn't in a hurry to return to school.

The two girls, along with the three skeleton creatures, deliberately detoured into the forest and began exploring.

It turned out that encountering a Disaster Beast in the outer areas was quite difficult, but magical beasts that could use magic were relatively easy to find.

"But this magic seems unusually weak."

Seeing a Wind Blade flying towards her, Veril lightly dodged to the side. She looked back and saw a small gash cut into the tree behind her.

"Weakness is relative, isn't it? Getting hit in the neck would still be fatal," Karu said speechlessly.

She was becoming increasingly curious about this white-haired beautiful girl.

She seemed to have truly lost her memory and knew nothing about this world.

Yet, she possessed powerful abilities, had helped her build an automatically firing arrow tower, and created skeleton creatures.

Could such abilities truly be mastered by an ordinary girl?

No matter how she thought about it, it was too miraculous.

Watching the petite girl in front of her nimbly leap over a ditch on the ground and walk through the jungle, if not for their previous battles, Karu would have absolutely believed Veril was just an ordinary girl with white hair.

There was no hint of power about her; from her appearance to her tone, she seemed fragile and weak, the kind of person who would make you want to bully her.

Of course, she would soon regret her thoughts.

"Although she's cute, the thought of bullying her until she cries is too wicked."

What's more, the other party was a monster that broke a Disaster Beast's bones with a single punch.

And...

The most outrageous thing was that facing a Wind Blade, an attack with strange speed, I had to use a Light Magic Shield to block it, but that girl dodged it with a slight sidestep.

It's too exaggerated.

Apprentice-level Wind Blades are normally impossible for apprentices to dodge because they are truly speed attack magic.

The two girls pressed on, and after a full half-hour, they finally encountered a Disaster Beast.

"Two of them. We need to be vigilant about whether there are any around."

It could be seen that there were not many adventurer squads daring to explore the forest. But according to Karu, at least a hundred people still ventured into the forest every day, and this was just from the nearby town.

Along the vast forest border, thousands of people explored it every day, and countless of them met their demise.

The distant Disaster Beast charged towards them.

This time, to confirm its skills, Veril did not actively attack but waited for it to approach before dodging.

Danger Sense gave her great confidence.

"As expected, this fatal feeling."

Seeing the beast's claws reaching for her throat, but her danger intuition simultaneously came from her throat and abdomen, she could predict that the attack at that moment was from top to bottom.

The moment they were within 50 meters of each other, Veril dodged to the side as the Disaster Beast spat out a mouthful of potent saliva.

Bang!

Her palm shot out from the side, slapping its face away with a pa.

Then Karu cast a quick throw spell, launching a dagger.

Pfft, the dagger plunged into the target's abdomen.

Three skeleton creatures rushed forward, biting its neck, stomach, and leg respectively.

Try to avoid damaging the bones.

Veril then stomped its head onto the ground with her foot, and her palm easily caught the attack from another Disaster Beast, throwing it away completely.

"Hiss, is this guy a monster?"

Seeing the white-haired girl fight again, Karu could only say it was incredible.

Those little fists looked soft and tender, so why were they so fierce?

Of course, to prevent Veril from getting hurt, she also used a magic scroll.

She had originally worried that casually consuming such an expensive item would be a waste, but now she didn't have to worry.

With skeletons, why worry about not making money?

A crackling electric current flashed, and the Disaster Beast fighting Veril collapsed on the ground. She directly took out an iron rod she had prepared earlier and pfft, poked it into the beast's eye.

Soon, the other Disaster Beast was killed by the same method.

72 Life Energy obtained.

"Let's go, we'll take them back first."

The two girls could barely carry the corpses, and that was even with using Monstrous Strength along the way.

An hour later, the two girls returned to Karu's home.

"Hoo."

Because she had to use Monstrous Strength from time to time, Veril's fatigue was evident.

This was the effect of excessive mental exertion.

Her abilities almost entirely relied on her spirit, and currently, due to the spacetime difference, she couldn't share the mental energy of her other bodies in time, making her appear weak.

"It looks like you're still very tired. I'll go get you some water."

Karu hurriedly ran into the dilapidated castle, poured some water, and then ran back to hand it to Veril.

"Gulp."

Seeing the pure white-haired girl drink it down, Karu said happily, "You really saved me. My home is so run-down, and I have no money. Meeting you is truly my luck."

Veril was stunned for a moment, then put down the cup and said, "I need your help too. Perhaps I'll need to take these summoned creatures with me in the future."

"Aren't these yours?" she retorted.

"Um... I suppose so."

Looking at the two girls quietly drinking water, their dresses and skin perfectly complemented by the sunlight.

With a miraculous appearance, Karu was momentarily even a little smitten.

She quickly shook her head, thinking it was a sin. Could it be that this girl's charm was too strong? Even though she was also a girl, her heart was racing a little.

It's really impossible to dislike her; I just want to hug Veril and pet her.

This time, Veril discovered that the Purification ability didn't work on this clone.

In fact, as for the main body's ability, the last time she was summoned by the instance space and entered the Dark Hospital, Ye Xin's body possessed the main body's Purification ability.

At that time, she had already judged whether this ability was a judgment made by the space itself on the individual. That is to say, whether it was a clone or the main body entering the instance, it was defaulted to the main body by that space, and the corresponding abilities were granted.

And after Ye Xin left, this ability disappeared, indicating that the power itself was still possessed by the original body. Losing the power of the space naturally meant it could no longer be used.

"Don't waste time, prepare to summon."

After resting for a while, Veril stood up from the ground.

She was going to try to synthesize a skeleton using a Disaster Beast.

After Karu took out the core and the Life energy was invested, almost the next moment, a massive bone creature crawled out of the pit.

[Combat Unit: Skeleton Disaster Beast (Elite)]

[LV: 7]

[Skills: Bite, Acid Spit.]

"Very good, it has the Acid Spit skill, and it's an Elite unit."

Veril nodded with satisfaction.

"So powerful, its strength seems to have reached Apprentice Upper-level, and its actual combat power far exceeds that of the same level, capable of dueling with a rather strong Lower-level Warrior," Karu said in surprise after using Detect.

"Lower-level Warrior?"

Another name she heard for the first time.

This means Apprentice is the first level, and Lower-level Warrior is the second level.

According to this judgment, does it mean that reaching Level 10 or above is equivalent to the level of a Lower-level Warrior?

What about the advancement to Level 20?