After several exchanges with Erigat, Ye Chen finally saw through the true nature of the Giant King Stele's ability.
Almost every form of physical attack was difficult to make effective against this shapeless crystal giant.
Although Ye Chen could mobilize a vast amount of Blood Sea power and attempt to trap Erigat within an endless flood of blood, doing so was clearly both time-consuming and laborious. Besides, whether it could actually contain an Erigat in this form was still a question.
Compared to that, setting aside physical methods of attack in reality and trying to conquer his opponent's will and soul from the spiritual level would undoubtedly be a more efficient choice.
After all, attacks of such an abstract nature were a universal remedy that stood a chance against any enemy. Even Ye Chen, who possessed an undying body, had nearly fallen to them.
And the corrosive power Ye Chen had seized from the Abyss now happened to provide him with precisely such a formidable avenue.
Of course, even so, Ye Chen had absolutely no intention of doing that.
The consequences of spiritual attacks were exceedingly severe. Never mind how much Erigat could endure in that regard—Ye Chen, as the team captain, could never possibly take such a reckless action against one of his own people, no matter how small the risk.
However, since conventional physical attacks could not work, and abstract spiritual attacks could not be used either—
Ye Chen naturally had no choice but to approach things from another angle.
With that thought, his gaze immediately shifted away from the crystal giant and swept toward the flat, sprawling world of mountains and stone behind it.
A majestic ancient stele, bearing brilliantly glowing runic markings, stood amid the mountains.
This ancient stele was both the core wonder of the