Creature Behavior

Chapter 18: Creature Behavior. After defeating the Ancient Giant, Mu Chen and the others sat wearily on the ground to catch their breath. The battle had exhausted them both physically and mentally, but it had also deepened their understanding of the creatures in the Ruins. "That battle was difficult, but we learned quite a lot from it," Mu Chen said, looking thoughtfully at the fallen Ancient Giant. "Exactly. These creatures all have their own behaviors and weaknesses. Understanding them will be crucial to what we do next," Luo Li replied, wiping the lingering traces of spiritual energy from her Spiritual Power Sword. The experts from the Silver Armor Family nodded and began discussing the details they had observed during the battle. "First, the Ancient Giant. After it launched a powerful attack, there would be a brief gap in the spiritual energy fluctuations around its body. That gave us an opening to attack," one Silver Armor Family expert said. "And the crystal on its head must have been its vital core. Once we destroyed it, it lost its source of power," another added. Mu Chen continued, "Right. And after taking a certain amount of damage, it would counterattack with that powerful Spiritual Energy Shockwave. The next time we encounter a similar creature, we need to prepare our defenses in advance." They recalled the Black-Scaled Wolves and the Spiritual Power Flood Dragon they had encountered earlier and noticed similarities in their behavior. "Those Black-Scaled Wolves coordinated seamlessly when moving as a pack. When one wolf attacked, the others would look for opportunities to ambush us from different directions. Maintaining a tight formation and supporting one another is the key to facing creatures that fight in groups," Luo Li said. "Exactly. Their eyes and bellies are also relatively vulnerable. Attacking those areas can