The Snake-skinned Monster, You Call That Armor?

The masterwork greataxe and the snake-head armor on the monster were cleaved apart by Lin Yun's Butchering Axe.

The blow had been so powerful that, in the chaos, the poor Warhorse that had been carrying the snake-head armor collapsed. It had been wearing heavy barding, and that only added to the weight it had to bear.

Its legs all broke at once, and it fell to the ground.

Blood sprayed from the monster's body, splattering Lin Yun from head to toe. But the bleeding stopped almost immediately.

The creature was healing itself at an incredible speed.

But... that wasn't all. Its body began to swell, and its arms stretched longer. On closer inspection, the armor that had looked like snakeskin no longer seemed like armor at all. It looked like actual snakeskin.

The creature had become something that wasn't human.

Lin Yun had known that from the start, of course. And although Bassaka was a "transmigrator," that didn't count as Super Play.

With True Sight, Lin Yun could see everything clearly.

Well... having a rich dad really did let you do whatever you wanted. JPG.

After learning this was the Warhammer world, Lin Yun had prepared for the possibility that some particularly skilled shapeshifter might disguise itself as something he couldn't see, then ambush him.

So he'd bought a pair of True Sight Goggles. The price... 180,000. The effect? Just one: they granted constant True Sight.

Lin Yun really knew how to spend money.

"What is this power?" The Snake-skinned Monster flicked its tentacle-like tongue in confusion. It could feel that Lin Yun's attack had damaged it. Although some of the damage had healed, something was wrong with a few of its bones. It couldn't repair them.

Bone Cracking Strike did exactly what its name suggested: it cracked the opponent's