Chapter 1058: Dragon-Sweeping Spear

Chapter 1058: Dragon-Sweeping Spear

"This is unbelievable… I knew Lord Leon was strong, but not to this extent. Lord Leon doesn't require much effort to slay those Paragons at all. I don't think we will get to witness Lord Leon's full strength."

"Lord Leon is certainly strong; I admit that much. However, that weapon is also something else. I don't think I've seen such a powerful weapon before."

The platoon of dark elves peeked at the battlefield. And as they watched Leon dominate the Paragon-level insects with ease, they were awed by the scene.

Nevertheless, Leon's Tier-7 White Spear quickly drew all their attention. Even Lord Rhuvek could not help but speculate its quality.

"I don't think that's a tier-6 weapon. Although our Dark Elf Clan can barely produce low-quality tier-6 weapons, I doubt a peak-quality tier-6 weapon would be as powerful as that spear. It is most likely above tier-6."

"Above tier-6… Wouldn't that mean Lord Leon's spear is at least a tier-7 weapon?" The dark elves were greatly astonished after hearing Lord Rhuvek's speculation.

Their Dark Elf Clan was full of Runemasters but producing a tier-7 artifact was beyond their abilities. They could only dream about it.

And yet here they are, witnessing the might of a tier-7 weapon in action.

"So this is a tier-7 weapon… It's powerful beyond belief…" a Mid Rank 2 Transcendent-level Dark Elf quietly muttered without taking his eyes off Leon's Tier-7 White Spear.

Even so, the dark elves found it hard for their eyes to keep up with Leon's rapid movements as he darted through the groups of giant insects, slaying one after the other.

"I wonder if Lord Leon would be willing to—"

"Hmph, don't even think about it," another Peak Rank 2 Transcendent-level Dark Elf interrupted with a snort before the other dark elf could finish. "Lord Leon is doing our clan a great favor right now, and yet you dare to eye his treasure?"

"I don't want Lord Leon's divine weapon," the dark elf quickly shook his head and explained, "I just want to study the runes on the divine weapon."

"Forget whether you can even take the divine weapon apart to look; what will you do if you accidentally ruin the runes inside? You'll be destroying a divine weapon! Can you handle Lord Leon's wrath if that happens? Don't drag the whole clan down with you!" the Peak Rank 2 Transcendent-level Dark Elf chided.

"I know all that…" the dark elf stubbornly clung to his idea as he said, "But if we learn the runes within that tier-7 divine weapon, we can produce more tier-7 divine weapons in the future."

"Not even the dwarven clans have succeeded in producing a perfect tier-6 artifact, and you think it is—"

"Enough!" Lord Rhuvek frowned before strictly saying, "No one is to speak another word regarding Lord Leon's divine weapon. Do not bring this matter up again."

"Yes, my Lord!" everyone answered.

Since the city lord has spoken, the dark elves have no choice but to stop.

Meanwhile, Leon continued to sweep the battlefield, slaying every insect within his sight and pocketing their bodies into his Worldspace.

Before long, the area around the two giant boulders was cleared of insects. Leon didn't wait for Lord Rhuvek and the dark elves before moving to the next battlefield to hunt insects.

Rainshine followed shortly after him.

Roughly three miles away from the two giant boulders, a bigger battle occurred between the black ants, giant centipedes, and another group that didn't look like any known race.

Without a doubt, they were the mutants mentioned by Lord Rhuvek.

That being said, the mutants looked closer to a condensed form of the fat fleshly abominations, but not really. They hardly look like anything as they had additional centipede legs and ant mandibles sticking out of their bodies.

Nevertheless, Leon confirmed that the mutants were creatures influenced by the Wrath Law as he witnessed them assimilating more severed parts from the black ants and giant centipedes.

"There are about a few hundred black ants and giant centipedes, but only a few dozen mutants. However, these mutants have grown quite a bit. They are at least Mid Paragons—no, they are on the verge of becoming Late Paragons," Leon quickly analyzed the situation.

It was clear that the mutants held the advantage despite being fewer in numbers. It was only a matter of time before the mutants came out on top.

Leon couldn't imagine how powerful the mutants would become at that point.

However, he didn't intend to wait for that to happen.

Swoosh!

Leon took a strong step forward and disappeared in a flash before he reappeared next to a Mid Paragon-level Mutant in the next instance.

Although Leon appeared in its rear, the Mid Paragon-level Mutant had numerous pairs of eyes on its body and had no blind spot.

The moment he appeared behind it, the Mid Paragon-level Mutant immediately reacted as numerous razor-like spikes shot out of its body.

Overlord Spear Art's First Spear – Dragon-Sweeping Spear!

Dark energy covered the Tier-7 White Spear before Leon stabbed it into the ground and made a vertical upward swing.

The ground was immediately split apart by a thick, heavy, and black spear force that rushed along the ground like a speedy wyrm moving through the earth, leaving trails of its movement behind.

Nevertheless, the black spear force only traveled a short distance before thick pillars of black light shot out of the ground like a volcanic eruption; each eruption of black light was bigger and taller than the last.

All of the razor-like spikes were destroyed in the first pillar eruption, and the second pillar eruption punctured a hole straight through the Mid Paragon-level Mutant's stomach.

But as the pillar rose taller and taller with its ever-increasing thickness at the bottom, it rapidly expanded the hole until the Mid Paragon-level Mutant directly separated into two parts in that short instance.

The subsequent third, fourth,… seventh pillar eruption followed, catching another two Mid Paragon-level Mutants in his move.

The two Mid Paragon-level Mutants similarly split into two parts after the black pillars punctured them.