The electric light surging in the clouds that kept squeezing toward the center became more and more dazzling, and soon a bolt of thunder rushed down from the clouds and hit the top of the tall mast of the ship. Fortunately, the pilot had already left the lookout and was not hit by the lightning.
"Naga Thunder Caller?!" Tidesages called out the opponent's identity the moment he saw this lightning.
This kind of spellcaster in Naga can affect the celestial phenomena on a small scale, and even control the thunder and lightning in the sky to fall from the sky to kill sailors who have nowhere to hide on the ship. In terms of pure killing ability, it is stronger than the common Tidecaller Witch in Naga that can control sea water.
"Miss Elf, are you able to shoot that Naga witch?" Tidesages turned to look at Vereesa with a solemn look on his face. As a Tidesages who often wanders at sea, the old man is very familiar with this group of monsters scattered all over the sea. Just looking at the power contained in that cloud, he already understood that he alone might not be able to deal with this difficult spellcaster.
Vereesa closed one eye, looked at Naga in the distant sea, shook his head and said, "No, the distance is a bit far."
Obviously, the Naga thundercaller had anticipated the possible counterattack capabilities of the ship. She could launch an attack on the ship from a distance away from An, but the people on the ship could do nothing to her and could only pray that the thunder and lightning would not fall on them.
"I can temporarily counter her spellcasting, but this won't last long. If it takes too long, I'm afraid I will have to..." The old man shook his head, raised his staff and began to cast a spell. A blue light beam shot straight from the top of the staff to the clouds above his head, dispersing a small cloud, revealing the clear sky above the dark clouds. As the staff moved, the blue light beam kept moving, cutting the clouds that were originally condensed like iron plates into scattered pieces.
After putting down his staff, the old man took two deep breaths, calmed down, and said, "That's all we can do for the time being. Unfortunately, I'm not good at learning. If I work hard like this, I'm afraid..."
When he said this, Tidesages's eyes were full of worry, and he shouted to the sailors on the deck, "Boys, hurry up and deal with those monsters!"
The sailors raised their weapons and agreed in confusion, and began to engage in close combat with the Nagas who were approaching the deck again. However, the number of Nagas that surrounded them this time was much larger than before. The sailors might be able to deal with it. These Naga, but the time required is unknown. If the mana of Tidesages is exhausted first, then those Naga will kill the sailors one by one under the cover of the thunder caller behind.
He sent out a few Holy Light to help several sailors who were injured in the battle with Naga recover from their injuries. Aaron looked at the sky worriedly: the clouds that had been cut condensed again, and the shining electric light also appeared.
The old man started to cast the spell again, just like the last time. However, the consumption caused by doing so was obviously very great. This time the old man took a long time to recover. At the same time, he stretched out four fingers to Aaron and the others. "I can support it four more times. You two, hurry up and hide in the cabin."
Aaron shook his head and rejected the old man's kindness. He raised his head and looked at the clouds that began to gather again in the sky. He lowered his head and began to summon the mount. He was going to kill the Naga witch directly and solve this problem from the root.
Astride the gryphon, Aaron put away his shield, held the reins with one hand, and the sword with the other. He knew very well that he probably only had one chance to hit, and if he missed the blow, he would probably be shot down by the Nagas. Reality was not a game, and Aaron didn't think he could fight with the Nagas in the water.
"Old sir, I hope you can hold on for a while before I come back!" Aaron smiled at Tidesages, shook the reins, and prepared to take off, but felt that the griffin suddenly fell down, and there was already another person behind him.
"I think it's better for you to concentrate on controlling the gryphon, and leave the attack on that Naga to me." Vereesa's voice came from behind Aaron.
Aaron shook his head slightly, without saying anything, and drove the gryphon straight into the air. With Tidesages's counterattack against Naga's spell, Aaron didn't have to worry about being hit by lightning for the time being. He took this opportunity to get close to the Naga witch and deal with her, so that everyone on the ship could be saved.
However, the Naga witch's spell was countered, but it did not mean that Aaron could fly freely in the air. The Naga people surrounding the merchant ship below quickly noticed Aaron With the presence of Naga, whistling harpoon spears flew towards the griffon. Aaron controlled the griffon to dodge, avoid these attacks, and rushed towards the Naga witch hiding behind.
As the distance between the two parties continued to close, Aaron also saw clearly the appearance of the Naga witch: the lower body of Naga was coiled in a circle like a giant snake, and was hidden under the undulating waves. Half of the body is similar to that of a human woman, wearing a short and narrow top that tightly covers the vital parts. The facial features on the face are comparable to those of elves. The hair on the top of the head that should have been turned into countless tiny poisonous snakes, squirming constantly, and there are even scarlet forked tongues spitting out from the snake's mouth from time to time.
This Naga is holding a gleaming and reflective trident in his hand. The trident is raised diagonally upward, pointing directly at the clouds. There is also an electric light surrounding the branch at the top of the trident.
It seems that this Naga witch needs continuous guidance when releasing her spells and cannot free her hands to attack Aaron and the others, and those male Naga who can protect her have already She had already run to besiege the human merchant ship under her orders. In order to avoid being attacked by the spell casters and ballistae on the ship, the Naga witch hid far away from the merchant ship. For a time, it could be said that the door around her was wide open.
After noticing the rapidly approaching gryphon, the Naga witch showed a panicked expression on her light blue face, opened her mouth and issued an almost singing command, and the Nagas who were originally surrounding the merchant ship all gathered in this direction.
Aaron looked down at the male Naga who was getting closer and closer to the Naga witch on the sea. He looked back at Vereesa and asked, "Are you sure about this distance?"
Vereesa raised the long bow, attached the arrow, took a rough aim, and shook his head. "It's still a bit far away. I can be more confident if I get closer."
Aaron nodded. "Then let's get closer."
After saying that, Aaron drove the gryphon close to the Naga witch. It sounded easy to say this, but the danger increased as it got closer. Aaron became more focused and did not dare to be careless at all.
As the griffin gradually approached the sea, it also got closer to the Naga who were surrounding it. Some of the impatient Naga couldn't wait to throw their weapons at Aaron in the air, intending to shoot down Aaron in this way.
Seeing that these weapons were about to come, Aaron showed a smile on his face, controlled the griffon to climb quickly, avoided this round of attacks and then descended again, and controlled the griffon to hover in the air, creating a stable shooting environment for Vereesa.
"It'll be ready soon!" After Vereesa finished speaking, the sound of the bow string being pulled came from behind Aaron. In order to ensure that the blow hit the vital point, Vereesa's movements also became slower.
Aaron nodded, but noticed that several Naga below quietly approached the griffon. One of them threw a wide fishing net, and Aaron threw a Holy Light at the fishing net.'s condensed war hammer knocked down the fishing nets, but then several Naga threw several fishing nets from several directions. However, at this moment, Vereesa had not yet launched an attack, and Aaron was hesitant to dodge for a moment.
"Okay!" At this critical moment, Vereesa suddenly said, followed by a sharp whistle, and an arrow wrapped with purple light turned into a stream of light and went straight towards the Naga witch.
Aaron breathed a sigh of relief, tightened the reins and steered the griffin up quickly, narrowly avoiding several fishing nets that were shrouded below, and then flew back in the direction of the merchant ship without looking back.