The Pillar of Lightning Piercing the Floors

Stepping on the water, as mysterious as an elf and as majestic as a god, Raiden Shogun's gaze was fixed on the giant serpent.

No matter what kind of monster it is, it only takes one hit, so Ming Ge prefers this type of large monster to regular enemies.

Chapter Seventy-Six: The Thunder Pillar Piercing Through Social Classes

"Roar! Ro..."

The monster in the center of the enormous lake roared!

Standing over twenty meters tall, its massive, snow-white body, covered in chalky scales, exudes a sense of solemnity.

However, the gaze emanating from the head was undoubtedly that of a monster.

It's the kind of look only a vicious monster, devoid of reason and driven by instinct, would have.

Its neck forked and extended from where it was connected to its body, with the front end resembling a genuine dragon. The neck was covered with huge dragon scales, each one of which could be described as a plate-like hard shell. It had azure eyes on the left side of its head and crimson eyes on the right side.

Fierce, vicious, and so beautiful as to send chills down your spine, yet she brought forth a feast of death.

The dragon's head spewed a terrifying breath from its mouth, and azure flames burned the air as it hurtled towards them.

"Too slow."

Although the V5 potential threat level of the two-headed dragon is already quite fast, even though its body is several times the size of a large monster, it still has an extremely high speed due to its strength.

However, it pales in comparison to lightning.

With just a flash of lightning, Raiden Shogun vanished from his spot.

In less than the blink of an eye, Raiden Shogun was already within arm's reach, raising his blade high.

"Thunderclap!"

The blade, crackling with lightning, sliced through the left side of Amphisbaena's head with a cross-shaped attack.

Amidst its agonizing screams, azure flames exploded within its mouth.

The terrifyingly high temperature produced a smell like roasted meat, but it was extremely unpleasant and made people want to vomit.

But Ming Ge was separated by an entire screen, and since Raiden Shogun was not human and had no senses, he naturally wouldn't feel disgusted by it.

She raised her blade again, and lightning swept across the area.

At this moment, Amphisbaena stopped rolling around, and red mist was exhaled from its right head.

"A powerless move."

As the voice faded, lightning struck down once more.

The red mist had no effect whatsoever; the slash combining lightning and blade light also severed the right side of the head.

As if it had lost its power, the dragon's head fell off.

"As expected, elements also have levels."

Ming Ge murmured softly.

Amphisbaena is a two-headed dragon; its left head can breathe out azure flames that are extremely hot.

Even if an Iv6 takes a direct hit, it will most likely be reduced to ashes.

The right head can exhale red mist, an ability that causes any "magic" that comes into contact with the mist to dissipate, thus also a form of Magic Nullification.

The difference is that Alfia's magic takes the form of sound, while the two-headed dragon's magic takes the form of mist.

In short, ordinary magic cannot break through its red mist; it usually requires a team battle using physical attacks to defeat it.

The Raiden Shogun controlled by Ming Ge doesn't understand swordsmanship; at most, he only knows the basics and can achieve miracles through brute force.

Raiden Shogun itself is composed of lightning, and only with Ming Ge's magical control can such a powerful lightning strike be formed.

This attack easily ignored the two-headed dragon's mist, which means that the Raiden Shogun's lightning magic was far more powerful than Amphisbaena's mist breath.

This is not just a difference in the quality and power of the Thunder, but a deeper gap.

Although Ming Ge himself did not reach that realm, when he bestowed the attributes upon the Raiden Shogun, he also gave him the concept of thunder, which is a deeper level of elemental power.

This power is akin to authority, disregarding physical strength and magical quality, and is inherently superior to ordinary elements.

To put it another way, the thunder in nature and the thunder of the great god Zeus are not the same thing at all.

Raiden Shogun's lightning was not on the same level as Zeus's, but it was still different in level from ordinary elemental lightning.

"Thinking about it carefully, could the Raiden Shogun, with his full energy and self-awareness, be somewhere between a human and a god?"

Ming Ge speculated.

In this world, humans are humans, and gods are gods; humanity can never be elevated to godhood.

But Ming Ge thought it wasn't like that at all.

He speculated that the gap between humans and gods was too great, even at level 10, and there should be a transitional level in between.

"Let's improve the physical quality of our Soul Materialization body first, and fill it with magic stones."

Ming Ge thought for a moment, then controlled the Raiden Shogun to pick up the magic stone.

A flash of lightning shattered the magic stone, Raiden Shogun, which had maximized its ability to Absorption Magic, became the center of an air vortex.

The energy of the magic stone was continuously absorbed, and then refined and incorporated into the body through triple Absorption Magic.

The magic stone absorbed into the body is then used to refine the Soul Materialization with the magic power within the body.

"It's still within the Iv4 range, but it's a noticeable improvement."

As expected, it consumes a huge amount of magic stones... and only the Dungeon can provide them.

Lightning flashed across the sky, Raiden Shogun stood about five meters above the ground.

"Where lightning strikes, there lies eternal land."

A magic circle extended from beneath his feet, maximizing the power of the magic, and then he condensed lightning in his hand.

The immense power was continuously compressed, and the power that this body could exert far exceeded that of Ming Ge himself.

Therefore, the lightning bolt, compressed to its maximum, pierced through the ground.