A moment later, the other two teams also joined the BOSS battle. Momonga looked at everyone and said:
"We can get ready to move out."
The group first applied various buffs to themselves one by one. Then Bukubukuchagama raised her shield high, shouted, "Here I go!" and was the first to push open the doors.
The scene before them resembled an ancient Roman arena, and the BOSS stood imposingly at its center.
This BOSS stood five meters tall, possessed six arms, and had a hideous, terrifying appearance like an Asura. It wore exquisitely crafted armor.
Of its six hands, four tightly gripped a sword, an axe, a spear, and a club respectively. Blazing flames coiled around the sword, bone-chilling ice covered the axe, dazzling lightning flashed across the spear, and thick acid mist billowed from the club.
The remaining two hands held a bow and arrows. Clearly, this was an exceptionally powerful physical-type BOSS.
Although its race was clearly not undead, most BOSSES possessed extremely high instant-death resistance. It was therefore absolutely impossible to instantly kill one with instant-death magic.
In the game World Tree, most BOSSES could be roughly categorized just by observing their preparatory movements, but this BOSS seemed different.
The BOSS creation system in World Tree followed the same framework as the players', and under that system, BOSSES were broadly divided into two types.
The first type possessed abilities similar to players, only with enhanced stats. Such BOSSES usually appeared in ordinary dungeons.
They entered battle accompanied by numerous underlings, using their numbers to match the players' numbers. These BOSSES were not overwhelmingly powerful, but their HP was at least dozens of times greater than a player's.
The second type consisted of a single BOSS, one equipped with numerous difficult special abilities. This Asura before them clearly