Who Designed This Underworld Dungeon?-Chapter 1245 - 797: Battle in the Sea of Fire (Part 2)

"Watch my Holy Light Tornado!"

At this moment, Anleisi was chattering incessantly. Each of Kaius's actions might not completely align with her shouting, but there was no denying their disconnect.

It was obvious she was exploiting the Chaos Witch's understanding of human speech to purposefully mess with her!

She even went as far as to use Sound Transmission Magic to set different sound sources all around the battlefield, filling the entire space with her voice. Without eyes, there was no way to pinpoint her location.

It was an open scheme as plain as day.

Yet, speaking louder had some effect, with at least one out of ten shouts managing to hit the mark!

If it worked even once, that was a valuable opportunity for Kaius to launch an attack.

The giant spider's body was extraordinarily tough. Each swift assault barely tore through the shell; when pierced, scorching blood spattered out, hurting him. It resembled a sturdy war machine.

So what about a direct attack on the human upper body of the Chaos Witch?

Even a child knew the trick to defeating such human-monster hybrids: attack the weak-looking human body viciously.

Kaius, naturally, tried that approach first but turned to attack the giant spider when it failed.

The Chaos Witch kept up with his speed, and the burning Magic Sword's heat was terrifying up close. Lacking effective means against flame, and unable to attack the human part directly, he chose to fight the giant spider.

However, though he couldn't hit the Chaos Witch, others had a chance.

It was the Holy Light Knights struggling to survive in the sea of fire.

Thanks to the active performance of the two heroes, the flames were focused entirely on Kaius and Anleisi, sparing the knights from direct burns. Now their main concern was shielding themselves from the scorching heat.

Thus, they devised the simplest strategy—splashing themselves with water.

Although the Holy Light Church strictly regulated which magic knights could learn, the most basic element manipulation was permitted, since contact and control over elements formed the basis of all magic. No matter how independent faith was, magic education couldn't be altered by it.

So the Holy Light Knights split into groups. One group continuously used Water Magic to generate water and splash it over themselves, mitigating the weakened flames' effect, while the other took opportunistic shots at the Chaos Witch with various Holy Light Magics, switching roles accordingly. 𝒇𝒓𝒆𝒆𝙬𝒆𝒃𝓷𝒐𝓿𝙚𝙡.𝒄𝓸𝒎

Thanks to Kaius's distraction, occasionally their attacks struck the Chaos Witch, and although the damage seemed minor, battles were about accumulating small wounds over time to achieve results. There weren't many instant victories, especially not here in Sain Dungeon.

Perhaps the key to victory lay in some tipping of damage.

Across the battlefield, despite the scorch and frenzy of Curse Flame, the combat was relatively organized upon closer inspection. Everyone was playing their part efficiently, worthy of an entirely elite Exploration Team.

Though when engaged together, Kaius and Anleisi fell short of matching the hero Elsa, now they were like two Hevi wielding weapons at full power, perhaps even stronger, since they often won against Hevi.

Currently, the Exploration Team could hold their own against the Chaos Witch.

Of course, that's assuming she wouldn't suddenly pull out other tricks.

Anleisi weaved across the sky, dodging and counterattacking with magic, bearing signs of injury. The witch's fire didn't just scorch the body; it felt as though the soul itself was burning.

This power and effect differed from the sorcery Hevi used; the rebels' fire lacked such soul-burning elements, Anleisi pondered.

Could it be...this was a step beyond ordinary Curse Flame?

The power made her tempted to learn; could the Sorcery Teacher teach it? Or must they defeat this leader first?

Her curiosity was fully aroused, yet her focus remained on the monster.

Based on the current momentum, they might wear down the leader eventually.

People had encountered various bosses in Sain Dungeon by now.

Though flames left severe burns and the Magic Sword likely resulted in instant death if struck, armor felt paper-thin before her, the Chaos Witch was less oppressive compared to other bosses.

After all, other bosses could also instantly kill; that was a standard trait, making the Chaos Witch's instant kills seem standard.

Thus, neither heroes nor Holy Light Knights revealed flaws due to the pressure when facing her.

Her attack mode wasn't particularly powerful in everyone's eyes.

The giant spider spewed flames forward, sideways, from behind, covering 360 degrees with no dead angles...

The Chaos Witch wielded her Magic Sword in endless slashes, each a fearsome AOE, with incredible speed, effectively blocking attacks.

Yet, when your lower body merges with a gigantic monster, most swordsmanship becomes ineffective to you.

With the lower body gone, only two arms couldn't wield a longsword skillfully.

Hence, the Chaos Witch wielded high-damage left and right, instantly killing upon contact—but the adventurers entering Sain Dungeon maxed out their agility, dodging most strikes except the few emulating Havier's group.

Thus, her power didn't stand out among the bosses.

"Magic Power's running low; can we last until the battle ends?"

"If one hero would faint, the other could definitely end it quickly..."

"But neither of them is fainting now..."

The Holy Light Knights in the fire sea began to suffer, their constant magic use rapidly draining them, soon unable to summon water elements to cool down.

Someone, either heat-stricken or influenced by Enchanting Undead, uttered blasphemy:

"What if we intentionally attack one hero..."

He hadn't finished when others socked him to the ground, pain snapping him back to clarity.

Yet his suggestion was practically useful.

"Damn it, why does it never end..."

Anleisi above bit her lip, clueless about what to do in this seemingly endless battle.

Every attack seemed to hurt the enemy, making it feel like victory was near.

Yet their health bar was tenaciously thick, refusing to deplete!

The Chaos Witch's actions remained fast, unfazed by injuries, as if she didn't care at all.

In reality, their damage was effective, and progress was decent; as for the poor experience...

Ask Gong Qiying about it.

Sain Dungeon constantly monitored each leader's condition, and now the Chaos Witch had accumulated sufficient injuries.

The Second Stage was about to begin.

Suddenly, the team's hearts felt uneasy, as if something bad were imminent.

The Chaos Witch abruptly raised her left hand, the arm not holding the Magic Sword.

The next moment, a blazing vortex of fire materialized in the sky, pressing down on everyone like a canopy!

As the flames suppressed the sky, multiple chaotic fire pillars shot up, centered on the Chaos Witch, their intensity surpassing the previous sea of fire!

[Sorcery: Chaos Storm]!