Chapter 119: Chapter 106: Chaotic Bombardment (Third Update, Please Subscribe)


    “Just kill it!” North shouted excitedly.


    Hank and the others watched the monstrous creature struggling in the sea helplessly, a surge of unstoppable excitement burgeoning within them.


    They had all witnessed the power of the Eye of Death, knowing that if they were to fight at sea on a ship, their few third-ring Mages wouldn’t be enough to even fill its teeth.


    And now, such a beast could do nothing but be tormented to death by them… This contrast even made them feel as if they were dreaming.


    When the thirteenth Magic Crystal Cannon was urately fired, the body of the Eye of Death had been sted full of holes, several of its tentacles that protruded above the sea had been severed, and the blood and debris scattered across the sky, turning the broad sea below apletely different color.


    Yet, the vitality of this creature was much stronger than everyone expected, even under such an attack, it still hadn’tpletely died. It continuously pped the surface of the sea, its massive body twisting madly, even beginning to consciously dodge the iing beams of magic power.


    Dense white fog gradually surrounded them, visibility reduced by half, clearly the power of a single Feathered Snake Marrow crystal was limited, barelysting over ten minutes.


    Lynn fired off another Magic Crystal Cannon then turned to look at the onlookers and said, “North, we’re running out of demon crystals, this won’t do. You guys need to put in some effort too…”


    Hearing this, Hank and the others exchanged nces and nodded in unison. It hade to this point, and none wanted this hunt to end in failure.


    With that thought, the three of them raised their hands and began to bombard with magic, throwing down all sorts of frost, fireballs, and Corrosion Skills without caring for uracy, just sting away!


    Even North gave up controlling the airship, ran to the edge of the airship, and conjured a dozen me Burst Skills, hurling them towards the sea below.


    Under the continuous bombardment from the Magic Crystal Cannon and several third-ring Wizards, the Eye of Death finally couldn’t hold out anymore. Its massive body soon flipped over on the surface of the sea, stirring up countless waves, densely covered in burn marks, and theny motionless under the spell strikes without any movement.


    “Is it dead?”


    North and the others looked at the Eye of Death, which was no longer moving and nearly covered half the sea surface, somewhat hesitantly. After all, the creature’s terror was so immense that their fear wouldn’t subside without confirming its death.


    Lynn checked theuncher in his hand. The magic power storage inside the Magic Crystal Cannon was nearly exhausted and insufficient for another attack.


    In the group’s hesitation, the massive body of the Eye of Death gradually began to sink, slowly disappearing into the sea.


    North immediately panicked, having finally killed this massive beast; just the initial investment had cost thousands of magic gold coins to prepare various materials. If he were to let the body of the Eye of Death sink to the ocean floor, he would go mad.


    North rushed to the pilot seat, pressing the switch for the air valve, and arge amount of hydrogen gushed from the auxiliary airbag, the airship quickly lowering its altitude, and the wooden boards at the bottom of the cockpit popped open with a ‘bang.’


    Unlike the airship Lydia had made, the bottom of the cockpit wasn’t equipped with a sphere but instead a huge hook-shaped anchor with many sharp barbs. It was obviously specially made to capture giant sea creatures.


    After the airship had descended to fifty meters, North could not restrain himself any longer andunched the massive hook.


    With the sound of tearing through the air, the massive hook plunged straight into the bulky body of the Eye of Death, its barbed structure embedding deeply into the flesh, with the special rope tightly connected.


    The slow sinking of the Eye of Death was immediately halted. North breathed a sigh of relief, and all they needed to do then was to slowly drag it back.


    Although a corpse thatrge had already exceeded the maximum load capacity of the magically-modified airship, it could still be moved with the help of the buoyancy of seawater.


    The only pity for North was that after a bombardment, the body of the Eye of Death was blown to half its size, withrge amounts of bodily tissue and most of the blood already sunk to the seabed.


    Lynn, on the other hand, felt something was amiss because when the hook entered the body, the Eye of Death suddenly shook violently, perhaps not just due to the impact.


    At the same time, a heavily scarred tentacle suddenly shot out from the dark green sea below and coiled around the thick rope.


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    “It’s ying dead, be careful!” Hank yelled in panic.


    But by then, it was obviously toote.


    Under the horrified gaze of everyone, the tentacle coiled around the rope and pulled hard, dragging the floating airship towards the sea surface. The tremendous force caused the airship to shake uncontrobly, and inside the cabin, there were screeching and grinding noises.


    “We’re doomed, we’re all dead!” Barbara screamed, her face turning purple-red, desperately holding onto the edge of the airship, but she could only watch helplessly as the airship plummeted toward the wide-open orifice of the Eye of Death and its continuously iling tentacles!


    It was actually trying to bind the entire cabin and swallow it whole!


    Lynn clung to the firing device of the Magic Crystal Cannon, eyes fixed on the tentacle dragging the airship. There wasn’t enough magic power inside to fire another Magic Crystal Cannon. In this life-threatening crisis, Lynn no longer held back and supplemented it with some of his own magic power.


    Nearly sixty percent of the magic power inside him was instantly drained, and a Magic Crystal Cannon, only half its original size, was fired again, blowing the tentacle coiled around the rope into two pieces.


    The intense shockwave from the explosion also caused the airship to veer off course, sparing them from being crushed and swallowed, but the fate of crashing remained unavoidable.


    Boom~


    The giant airship collided obliquely with the sea surface, causing a surge of waves several meters high, and Lynn and the others were thrown headfirst into the wooden nks of the cabin upon the tremendous impact.


    Since most of the cabin structure was wooden and filled with hydrogen inside the gas bags, the whole airship did not sink buty tilted on the sea surface.


    “Damn it… damn it, this monster should have lost its mind ages ago…” North fell dizzily and cursed in both anger and fear.


    But Lynn, Hank, and the others no longer had time to curse, for a massive tentacle came crashing down toward the airship from above!