The story of how I became a beast tamer

Chapter 8, Level 3

Fang Bo, who was killing someone for the first time, clearly felt uneasy.

When I'm nervous, it's okay, but once I relax, it immediately triggers a physiological reaction.

I vomited everything out of my stomach and finally felt much better.

He knelt down beside the bodies and began to examine their clothes.

He pulled a wad of federal currency from his inside pocket.

The denominations weren't large, but the thick stack was enough for him to use for a while.

In the other pocket was a small radio, about the size of a palm.

The outer casing is cracked, and a section of the antenna is broken off.

But that doesn't stop it from making sounds.

I tried pressing the switch, and after a hissing sound of electricity, a pre-recorded voice message came out.

The federal government is organizing a rescue operation. Survivors, please proceed to the East Suburbs Stadium for evacuation arrangements.

[Repeating...]

The same sentence is played repeatedly.

It's clearly designed to lure survivors.

Fang Bo put the radio into his backpack, intending to keep it as evidence in the future.

There are members of the Dream Eater Cult within the Federation.

Otherwise, such recordings would not be played on a loop on the official channel.

Fang Bo didn't know how large the cult was or how far it had infiltrated.

At least he learned one thing.

We cannot count on these people for rescue.

Fang Bo didn't go out for the next few days.

He hid in a room in an apartment building and locked the security door from the inside.

The window was blocked with a cabinet, leaving only a crack for ventilation.

Kha'Zix was crouching in the living room, receiving instruction from his trainer.

As you level up Leap Strike, you should also upgrade your other skills.

Improve combat capabilities in all aspects.

Only then can they survive to the end in the subsequent survival game.

He placed his hand on Kha'Zix's back, carefully channeling his magic to prevent fainting from excessive infusion.

After each infusion, Fang Bo would need to rest for half an hour before continuing.

They quickly raised their "taste of fear" level to a rusty level.

The newly enhanced skill increases damage against isolated and helpless targets.

After using the skill, your attack damage increases by 1 level.

Kha'Zix is ​​currently at level 2, but after casting Taste of Fear, he gains level 3 attack power.

The damage increase is significant.

After resting for most of the day, Fang Bo upgraded his Void Thrust skill.

It fires two spikes at once, leaving a mark on the enemy upon impact.

Moving towards a marked target will increase your speed.

Fang Bo gave it a try.

Kha'Zix fired a purple spike from five meters away.

The spikes easily sank into the wall, leaving a small, glowing dot.

Moving in that direction increased the speed by at least 20%.

The effect is even more amazing after activating Leap Strike.

The sickle pierced straight through the thick wall.

It left behind shocking scratches.

Many elves can do similar things.

However, it is extremely rare to achieve this at the second level.

These are usually newly hatched Pokémon with extremely high individual values.

The kind that everyone knows by heart.

The offspring of these elves possess terrifying power from the moment they are born.

Ordinary people have no access to such things; they are only available to wealthy families and powerful trainers.

Kha'Zix successfully bridged the gap between them through skill combinations.

Once the runes are unlocked and it's equipped with a set of gear, this Leafblade Scyther's strength will far exceed expectations.

When it comes to Hextech gear, these items don't materialize; they go directly into the Elf's inventory.

Just like Jinx buying an Infinity Blade doesn't mean she'll actually use it to cut people down.

The sprites receive bonuses to their attributes and stats.

The appearance and combat style will not change as a result.

In the days that followed, Fang Bo did not take any risks.

The cult was searching everywhere for survivors, and going out at this time would be gambling with one's life.

It's better to just stay home obediently.

Once the beast tide problem is resolved, the authorities will dispatch a large-scale force.

Perhaps the Elf League's rescue team will arrive first.

If enough people come, the danger will be greatly reduced.

Surely the Order wouldn't be so crazy as to attack the Pokémon League's teams?

Judging from those members, these people do not possess such strength.

In his spare time, Fang Bo continued to train the Leafblade mantis.

Magic infusion is only one aspect; its inherent shortcomings must be corrected.

The most important thing is dodging skills.

Kha'Zix is ​​small and fragile, meaning it can't withstand too many attacks.

Once a Fighting-type gets close, you might not be able to use any of your skills.

They can teach you how to be a person using pure skills.

Fang Bo tied beer bottles with ropes and made a few simple pendulums.

Kha'Zix needs to weave between swinging ropes.

At first, it would get bumped, often only able to protect itself from the front and not the back.

About two days later, I was able to slide right along the edge of the rope.

The body hardly touches anything.

Without the aid of professional equipment, this is the limit of what I've learned.

Other cultivation methods are simply not feasible under the current circumstances.

So Fang Bo let it continue practicing dodging.

He himself continuously infuses magic, striving to elevate his leaping strike to the "Mastery" stage as soon as possible.

Due to a lack of nutrients, Kha'Zix's growth rate has consistently lagged behind.

Combat can unleash its potential, but its foundation needs to be built up through long-term training and proper nutrition.

In order to help the elves grow up as quickly as possible.

Fang Bo locked it in his space, where it could make better progress.

Once his own magic has recovered, he will release the spirit and infuse it with his own.

After repeated attempts, Kha'Zix nearly emptied the elf food supply.

Fang Bo finally received the notification that the elf had been upgraded.

[Elf: Kha'Zix (Voidreaver Template)]

Status: Good

[Rank: 3 (Iron Grade)]

[Type: Bug, Dark, Flying]

[Personality: Calm]

Individual Value: ★☆☆

[Talent: Night Vision, Invisible Threat]

[Evaluation: The Dark-type Leafblade Scyther possesses unique powers and poses a significant threat to isolated and helpless targets.]

Seeing those pitiful individual stats, Fang Bo was always thinking of ways to improve them.

If you have the support of a family or corporation, you will have access to an endless supply of resources.

Its growth rate naturally far exceeds that of ordinary elves.

Fang Bo was unwilling to join those institutions; his only hope was to pursue his studies.

Those top universities that joined the federation.

Use the resources available there to quickly become stronger.

This was the only solution he could think of.

In addition, the skills of the spirits in this world also need to be learned.

While the hero template is strong, its methods of dealing with enemies are too limited.

Kha'Zix's true power can only be unleashed when combined with other skills.

Scyther's flying attribute is relatively weak, so even if it learns skills, it won't be able to exert much of an advantage.

What we really need to explore are Bug and Dark-type moves.

"Sigh, we all need resources," Fang Bo sighed.

Just as I was about to go to sleep, a loud roar came from the sky outside.

The familiar engine sound made the survivors raise their heads.

I watched the magic airship streak across the sky.

The Elf League's rescue team has arrived.