Among the Jungle Trolls Rex lured into attacking him in this primeval forest, there was one kind he would never touch. Even when he had no choice, he would have the other Hero Spirits kill them instead: Jungle Troll Headhunters.
These Jungle Trolls were the most troublesome of all. Ranged monsters were the biggest obstacle to leveling. Not only were they difficult to lure, but they would not charge at him to attack; he had to charge at them himself. All that running back and forth took considerable time, and with the trouble of luring them on top of it, Rex had given up on the Jungle Troll Headhunters in the primeval forest.
The only Jungle Troll Headhunters he had not given up on were those accompanying a Jungle Troll Chieftain. Only for the sake of that boss monster and its generous experience reward would Rex bother with them.
Without his underlings to support him, the Jungle Troll Chieftain's aura was useless. He was like a Heroic with no chance to show his worth, his strength cut in half. The Jungle Troll Chieftain's true power lay in that aura skill.
At Ninth Rank Peak, Rex held an overwhelming advantage over a Jungle Troll at Early Ninth Rank. This time, he was not facing a group, either. It was a duel.
The Longsword swept powerfully through Rex's hands, displaying his wealth of combat experience to the fullest.
Every stroke of the Longsword relied on raw, relentless force. Rex kept hacking at the Jungle Troll Chieftain's head, strike after strike, never worrying about whether the chieftain would block his attacks.
Rex had grasped this approach during his battle with Archimonde: crush the enemy with absolute strength. He had discarded all technique and flashy speed. It was not that they were useless, but