Even in this state, the Shadow Nightmare monster had not completely died.
Its two arms were still flailing wildly, while the tentacles beneath its chest and abdomen continued to writhe rapidly.
But it was already at the end of its tether.
The little demon pulled out its trident and stabbed the Shadow Nightmare monster again and again, finishing it off completely.
Elsewhere, the three Nightmarespawn Parasites were being battered by a barrage of spells—fire, Shadow-Stealing Spells, and more—until they howled in pain.
One Nightmarespawn Parasite had barely charged out of the flames when the Quasit plucked off its head.
The Quasit's claws were exceptionally sharp. One swipe across the Nightmarespawn Parasite's neck left a huge gash.
Compared to the native Shadow Nightmare monsters, these Nightmarespawn Parasites were far less formidable in battle.
Though they theoretically possessed the combat strength of a first-rank apprentice, their methods were far too limited, making them roughly comparable to human Great Knights.
The remaining two Nightmarespawn Parasites had no time left to keep hiding.
One of them charged straight at Charles.
But halfway there, it was intercepted by a guarding Great Knight. Shield in hand, the Great Knight clashed with the Nightmarespawn Parasite.
In its initial condition, the Nightmarespawn Parasite could have fought the Great Knight evenly.
But after being weakened again and again, it was no match for a Great Knight at all.
Charles even found time to toss out two Shadow-Stealing Spells, making the Nightmarespawn Parasite even more impotent.
After Jody dealt with the other Nightmarespawn Parasite,
the Quasit summoned by Charles also charged fiercely from behind the last Nightmarespawn Parasite. Like plucking a watermelon, its claws tore off the creature's head.
Nightmarespawn Parasites had poorer vitality. Once their heads were gone, they were truly dead.
The Nightmarespawn Parasite, which had two additional