Online Game: Crazy Skeleton-Chapter 1620 - 1434: Reward in Hand (Two in One)

"Hey, big guy, did you skip breakfast or what? Why do you have so little strength? If you can’t win, just hurry up and admit defeat; stop wasting time!"

Unexpectedly, Su Ran discovered that the light barrier not only could block the Mud Giant’s attacks, but it could also reflect damage. If he could provoke it to keep hitting the light barrier, he wouldn’t even need to lift a finger, and the thing would just bounce itself to death. Holy moly, what a stroke of luck!

"Dammit, dammit!"

At this moment, the Mud Giant was burning with rage, completely unable to tolerate Su Ran’s provocation. Roaring, it charged at the light barrier like a colossal mammoth, its footsteps thundering on the ground, giving the illusion of being unstoppable.

If it weren’t for the light barrier blocking for him, Su Ran’s legs would have already given out.

He was now praying fervently, hoping that the light barrier could hold out a bit longer without being easily shattered by the Mud Giant. If it came to that, he could imagine how miserably he would die.

No way around it; he had brought this on himself. Nobody else to blame.

Luckily,

The light barrier, with the blessing of the almighty system, easily blocked the Mud Giant’s charge, reflecting it back with even greater ferocity and sending the Mud Giant flying.

Boom!

The Mud Giant created a deep pit in the ground, and above its head popped up a damage figure of -10000.

"Damn, that’s awesome!"

Su Ran couldn’t help but blurt out a swear word. He could never have imagined the light barrier could be this powerful, especially with its 100% reflexive damage ability. So freaking cool!

If this light barrier could be set up in his own territory, how glorious that would be! Just place it in Demonic Treasure Mountain, and see who would dare to trespass!

Su Ran understood that this was a pipe dream, and it was enough just to think about it.

"Big guy, you think you’re so tough? Come on and try to kill me. I’m right here waiting for you. If you don’t come, you’re a coward!"

He knew what role he was playing now. As long as he kept annoying the Mud Giant, there was still hope of killing this BOSS within the hour!

This gave Su Ran a glimmer of hope for completing the mission. How could he miss this rare opportunity? He kept taunting the Mud Giant, not afraid of it getting angry, but rather that it wouldn’t die of anger!

"Huff, huff!"

The Mud Giant was a straightforward creature. Enraged by Su Ran’s words, its eyes bloodshot, it stared intently at his figure. After unleashing a Roar, it charged again, slamming hard into the light barrier.

As expected, the Mud Giant was once again knocked back. It didn’t even need Su Ran’s words to agitate it this time, for it kept attacking the light barrier on its own, repeatedly getting knocked away and lunging again. It quickly wore itself down to a pitiful state. The only thought left in its mind was to shatter the light barrier and kill the detestable Undead!

"Ah, this is just tragic."

Even Su Ran felt a bit of remorse. This Mud Giant was so frenzied that it didn’t give a damn about anything else. Mud splattered everywhere. It had shrunk nearly two meters, absolutely insane!

At this rate, it would end up as just a puddle of mud...

"Big guy, hang in there, just a little more effort and you’ll catch me!"

Su Ran crouched down, just a light shield away from the Mud Giant, continuously stimulating its optic nerves, determined not to let it quit halfway. This last bit of hope simply couldn’t be lost.

"Kill, kill, kill!"

The Mud Giant, with eyes ablaze, furiously hammered the light barrier. Even if the damage was reflected back at it, it didn’t care; as long as it could kill the despicable Undead, it would be worth it!

It had a belief sustaining it—that the Mud Clan Forbidden Grounds didn’t tolerate the desecration from outsiders!

About half an hour went by, and the Mud Giant’s body had shrunk to about one meter. It had condensed from a behemoth to this size, an experience that, without going into detail, one could surely empathize with.

The mud on the ground had been completely refreshed by the system, leaving no chance for the Mud Giant to recover. If it weren’t for the fact that he couldn’t get out, Su Ran would have already taken action against the Mud Giant. He wouldn’t have needed to wait until now!

At this point, the Mud Giant had completely lost its reason and was dead set on taking down the light barrier. It wasn’t going to stop until either it died or the light barrier shattered. Whichever scenario transpired, it was something Su Ran was pleased to witness.

Another ten or so minutes passed, and the Mud Giant had now shrunk to a mere fifty centimeters tall—a mud dwarf. Su Ran could not hold back anymore. He could not give up the chance to defeat a severely weakened BOSS. It represented both honor and riches, and it would be a pity to miss it. After hesitating for a moment, Su Ran took action as well.

"Little fellow, don’t panic, your bro is coming to help you out!"

Su Ran instantly cast several fireballs and sent them hurtling toward the light barrier, planning to work from the inside out with the mud dwarf to take down the barrier so that he wouldn’t be trapped here. Then, when the time came to deal with this weakened little creature, it would be within easy reach!

But then, something unexpected happened.

The fireballs seamlessly passed through the light barrier without any obstruction and quickly disappeared into the darkness.

"You’ve got to be kidding me, playing tricks like this?"

Su Ran was full of regret—had he known the light barrier would only block incoming attacks and not outgoing ones, why the heck did he waste over half an hour? During that time, he was like a clown, trying all sorts of ways to agitate the BOSS. It wasn’t an exaggeration to say that he had run out of words...

Never mind, there was still enough time. The situation wasn’t the worst it could be. This was a silver lining in misfortune.

Now that he had found the trick, Su Ran wasn’t about to be polite with this BOSS. He launched a full-on attack.

With Su Ran’s participation, the BOSS’s health dropped even faster. The BOSS roared in fury, but all in vain—its cries didn’t help it to break through the barrier. It could only passively take hits and ultimately couldn’t change its fate of dying with resentment. It became a set of data and vanished from the space.