Chapter 512 - Unfathomable Strength (Part 1)
[You have received the Super Trait Crystal: Super Fusion. (A familiar fused with this trait crystal can temporarily undergo super fusion with one or more other familiars, transforming into an entirely new form. Post-fusion strength may increase or decrease depending on compatibility with the fused familiars.)]
[The next round of challenges will begin in 5 minutes.]
After waiting for a while, the trait crystal finally dropped. At the same time, a prompt echoed in everyone’s ears, announcing that the next round of challenges would begin in five minutes. The light screen on the arena, which had previously displayed a large “S” score, now switched to a countdown.
Lu Ran ignored the timer, his attention entirely captured by the trait.
The Super Fusion trait? Isn’t this the very beastmaster skill used by the guy lying at my feet? How did it become a trait crystal? Aren’t these supposed to drop one of the familiar’s abilities? Did Limitless City classify Battle God as a familiar?
Although, to be fair, Battle God himself did seem far more formidable than his three familiars. Lu Ran guessed that the God of War had only strengthened Battle God himself, leaving his three familiars untouched.
As for that quasi-Legendary tiger, it was likely a temporary boost from an evolution crystal. This explained why, despite becoming a divine messenger, his familiars hadn’t even reached level 80. The God of War was truly stingy.
It belonged to a faction that oppressed humans. Even if it had found a messenger, it probably wouldn’t invest much effort in nurturing them.
“Ugh... ugh...”
While Lu Ran was lost in thought, Battle God, who had been sliced into several pieces, proved he wasn’t dead yet. Still in his fused form, the last remnants of his life force clung to his consciousness.
His severed head, lying among the scattered pieces of his body, stared at Lu Ran with terror-filled eyes, fearing that Lu Ran might deliver a finishing blow. If Lu Ran didn’t strike, perhaps there was still hope for him.
All eyes were fixed on the arena.