Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God-Chapter 129 - 100: Pitfall and Kill_2

Bang!

A violent collision sound erupted from the crevices of the cliff cave. frёeweɓηovel.coɱ

The young Red Dragon was dazed and disoriented by the impact.

He would never have suspected that a thick stone wall was lurking behind the poisonous dragon breath fog in the crevasse, which was normally clear to see all the way across.

Or rather, Roderick had lowered his guard after passing through easily last time, focusing solely on speeding through the Slow Dragon Breath without guarding against anything else.

Why was there a stone wall here?

Had that little rascal Aivensa learned some new skill in this time?

Or had he gotten his hands on new Magic Artifacts?

No, no, this was a Trap!

The young Red Dragon realized it in an instant.

Where there’s something out of the ordinary, there must be demons at work.

But Roderick had lingered in this place for too long, so long that the fog produced by the Slow Dragon Breath had already eroded his body on a large scale. As he once again flapped his Dragon Wings, his speed was noticeably reduced by half.

Even more deadly, the impact of his earlier collision with the suddenly appeared stone wall had taken a toll on his right Dragon Wing, where one section was clearly broken, further decreasing his flying speed.

Boom! Boom! Boom!

As if to confirm the young Red Dragon’s suspicions, a violent rumbling came simultaneously from both sides of the top of the cliff cave crevice.

Including above the young Red Dragon, it was the trembling that penetrated deep into the giant rocks of the cliff top, and pebbles pitter-pattered down.

"Aivensa!"

The young Red Dragon let out a roar of despair.

That damned wretch had set up an ultimate death Trap in this cliff cave crevice, intending to bury him alive inside.

No!

He would definitely not die here.

He was to become a Legendary Giant Dragon, a powerful, legendary Red Dragon like the Red Dragon Emperor of Quesenta.

How could he die here?

Die in an unnamed ravine, die at the hands of a little whelp that he chased around like a rabbit, causing it to scamper all over the place?

Roderick once again used both wings and claws, exerting all his strength, bracing against the rolling rocks and charging outwards.

Just a mere ten-plus meters.

Under normal circumstances, it would take Roderick less than two seconds.

But this time, it felt agonizingly long, no matter how he flapped, there always seemed to be seven or eight meters left.

In the end, the young Red Dragon, realizing his flying speed wasn’t as fast as running, quickly folded his wings and, using all fours, began leaping towards the cave entrance, convinced he needed only two leaps to escape to safety.

At this moment, the shaking of the cliff top had reached its peak, with muffled thuds resonating, and large chunks of rocks began to fall.

Roderick, reckless of the danger, did not dodge or, rather, dared not dodge.

This kind of falling rock would not be fatal if it hit him, but if the entire cliff were to collapse and bury him underneath, that would certainly be fatal.

Just as Roderick was four or five meters away from the cave entrance, only one leap remaining,

The naturally playful-looking face of the young dragon appeared not far away, hovering in the air, poised to breathe out.

"No..." roared the young Red Dragon in despair.

But he couldn’t stop Aivensa’s lethal breath—the Strong Acid Breath.

The Young Red Copper Dragon’s breath wasn’t aimed at the young Red Dragon, but rather at the top of the cliff cave entrance.

The killing power of the young dragon’s Strong Acid Breath was like heavy artillery against mortals, but against the young Red Dragon with his many Life Dice, it was nothing much to see.

Even if Roderick stood still, three to five bouts of Aivensa’s Strong Acid Breath might not be enough to kill him.

But for the cliff cave that had just withstood the demolition of several dozen Tremor Bombs, this bout of Strong Acid Breath became the last straw that broke the camel’s back.

The entire section of the cliff cave collapsed with a roar, burying the face of despair of the young Red Dragon hard in the cave.

Bang!

A violent collision echoed within the cave.

The newly fallen boulder trembled chaotically from the impact.

Roderick was engaged in a desperate struggle for his life.

Boom!

The entire cliff was activated and collapsed with a roar.

At this moment, Gaven, along with the Gnoll Sorcerer Zack and Susie, sneaked over from the other side of the mountain cliff.

Undoubtedly, this cliff cave was a battlefield carefully chosen by Gaven, a deliberate deadly trap set by them for the young Red Dragon Roderick without him suspecting.

The cave had been meticulously surveyed by the Gnoll Miners led by Zack, and forty-eight modified Strong Tremor Bombs had been embedded within it, designed to destroy the Balance of the rock formation.

The stone wall that the young Red Dragon had collided with earlier was none other than a huge rock prepared in advance.

After Aivensa passed by, he triggered a mechanism that dropped the boulder down to block the path.

Everything was calculated with precision, rehearsed, including the panicked demeanor of the young dragon, all of which had been practiced meticulously to lure the young Red Dragon into the trap.

"Is he dead?" Zack asked impatiently.

Even now, he felt dizzy, as if in a dream.

The task of killing the young Red Dragon, apart from Gaven and Aivensa, was concealed from the other Gnolls, including Zack and Susie, until their part was complete. Gaven then revealed the truth to them, afraid that the nature of Gnolls would be their own undoing.

One could imagine the immense impact this had on them.

Confronting a Giant Dragon was something they had never dared to consider before.

And most importantly, it seemed they had succeeded.