Chapter 110: Creating The Monster Virus, Infecting Twelve S-rank Blackflame Rocs!
Ten minutes had passed, and Ainsworth was still leisurely sitting on his golden throne.
After the A-rank Crimson Horn Minotaurs were wiped out, the SS-rank Dimensional Gate had released A-rank Venomtooth Basilisks, but they weren’t much stronger than the Crimson Horn Minotaurs so they met the same demise as them.
Venomtooth Basilisks were giant lizard-like serpents with glowing venom sacs and hexagonal emerald scales. They had the ability to petrify the target they saw as well as spit out pressurized venom that could melt metal and flesh.
Unfortunately, they were too weak, having been the first to die from Ainsworth’s Conqueror’s Will after he had previously started a staring contest with them.
Even if they were SS-rank monsters, it would be impossible to petrify him as that was considered a crowd-control skill. Due to the class traits of his SSS-rank Freedom Freelancer class, he was immune to not only mind control and charm but also other crowd-control skills like paralysis and petrification.
Because of that, while the A-rank Venomtooth Basilisks were much more troublesome to deal with to the average Awakeners in comparison to the A-rank Crimson Horn Minotaurs, they were all the same to Ainsworth.
It was just a matter of wantonly showing how great his freedom was and then speaking of their death. Due to that, the corpses of the Venomtooth Basilisks had piled up on the streets near the dimensional gate, so Ainsworth had to store all of those corpses in his system inventory as well.
After the last Venomtooth Basilisk died and its corpse was stored in the system inventory, Ainsworth noticed that the SS-rank Dimensional Gate surged with more aura and mana.
"I wonder which monster will come out this time. It will likely be a monster at S-rank due to the nature of dimensional gates. Either way, they will all die the same."
While Ainsworth believed that, he didn’t dare to underestimate these otherworld invaders even if they were weaker than him.
After all, he would be screwed if he encountered a weak-looking monster who turned out to have a really cheating rule-based ability.
So, while he held contempt and disdain for those weak monsters, Ainsworth still remained vigilant as he sat on his golden throne, watching a large black silhouette leave the dimensional gate.