Chapter 201 - 200: One Man Army
A lion leading ninety-nine sheep can defeat ninety-nine lions led by a single sheep. This sentence emphasizes the importance of team leadership.
The warrior riding on a flying dragon was the first to throw a javelin at Leon, effectively assuming the role of a leader, which greatly influenced those around him.
The Elf Ranger followed closely behind, pulling out a longbow from her back, swiftly drew three enchanted arrows from the quiver in one motion, and shot them in succession at the weak spots of the Red Dragon, targeting areas lacking scale protection, such as the eyes.
The Half-Orc was a Druid. At this moment, he clutched his Magic Wand with both hands and thrust it into the ground. When he looked up, countless vines suddenly erupted beneath the Red Dragon’s feet, entangling its limbs and body.
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The logic of many ants biting an elephant to death is not groundless. With more people, output doubles. If there is a mage, they can prepare acceleration and other auxiliary spells for the warriors. One plus one is greater than two... Facing the myriad City Guardians and a multitude of attacks, Leon unhesitatingly activated his Vajra Body.
Inside the Red Dragon’s body is the soul of a modern person; to a modern person, being injured is equivalent to losing.
Once the Vajra Body was activated, Leon feared no attack. Unfortunately, he still had to endure control spells; for instance, the Druid’s summoned vines could bind him. However, these vines, at most as thick as a human arm, were more than adequate against ordinary wild animals but were overestimating against a dragon.
Leon didn’t even bother specifically tearing those vines, as normal movements were sufficient to break them.
Then, he did not rush into attack. First, he drew his Catastrophe Blade, raised the sword, and with a flash of white light, he appeared fully armed in an instant...
With the sword and Vajra Body, those armaments were not much use in terms of defense and attack, but looking cool was enough; being cool is the greatest productivity.