Summoners War: Only I Summoned Divine Beasts-Chapter 609 Anubis

"No, you won't pass me." The ox roared and swung his hammer swiftly.

Unfortunately, Nathan was one step faster this time. He spun and looped around the ox while simultaneously avoiding the hammer.

The ox didn't care about the potential familiar anymore. If Nathan was allowed to get close to their summoner, there was no telling what would happen.

Hence, the ox chose to throw his body into Nathan, slamming him into the wall.

"Kh." Nathan gritted his teeth as they crashed into the wall. He slammed Nathan to the opposite side of the room while falling to the ground himself.

The panther realized this was a chance. Since the ox had sacrificed himself to bait those familiars, the panther could take advantage of this situation to actually kill Nathan.

To their surprise, Nathan didn't summon his familiar, even though he knew this was the perfect moment. Had he summoned his familiar like Fenrir or Nidhogg, they could have bitten the ox's neck and killed him.

Yet Nathan didn't do it. Instead, he blew their mind once more by blasting the hole in the opposite side of the room and sneaked out through that hole.

"!!!" The panther was stunned. "Not good!"

The moment they lost sight of Nathan, there was no telling what would happen. In addition, Nathan could still reach the main hall through that corridor.

"Chase him!" The ox also knew their predicament. He didn't hesitate to tell the panther not to lose Nathan.

Having no other choice, the panther sped up and slipped through the hole, only to find several boxes on the ground. These boxes made of ena became unstable and exploded.

"!!!" The panther's face turned pale. He saw Nathan on the left side of the corridor, clearly moving toward their summoner.

Boom!

The boxes exploded simultaneously and swallowed the panther. His right arm was severed by the blast and thrown back to the room. The rest of the body was still unknown.

"What?" The ox's face darkened as he saw the severed arm. He didn't even know whether the panther was still alive or not. The only thing he knew was that the panther looked to the left at the last moment, indicating Nathan's position.

He definitely wanted to go to their summoner, and there was no way he would allow such a thing.

The ox's eyes turned bloodshot as he rammed his body into the wall to create the shortest path possible.

"Oohhhh!" The ox roared and saw Nathan right in front of him, still heading toward his summoner.

Nathan had truly pushed them into the corner. Even the ox didn't care about the familiars anymore. If he died from that trick, so be it. As long as he could stop Nathan, it was enough.

"Oohh!" The ox abandoned his hammer to increase his speed and joined his hands together before slamming them on Nathan.

"!!!" Nathan gritted his teeth. He never thought that the ox would be this desperate, especially with him losing one of his legs already.

Yes, the ox had been running with only one leg all this time, so his form was unstable. If Nathan threw his body to the left side, the ox would lose his balance, resulting in the loss of power in his attack.

Even though it would be painful, it wouldn't be as severe as taking this attack head-on.

Yet Anubis once again showed why he might not be the best, but he was definitely the most useful among the familiars.

Right before the ox reached him, Anubis recalled the Punishment, which restored the function of the ox's left leg. Still, because it happened all of a sudden, he couldn't use it right away.

During the period he required to recover, Anubis used the Punishment once again, but this time on the right leg.

As such, in that split second, the ox would feel that both of his legs were gone.

It was a trick that wouldn't work normally, but against such a desperate opponent, there was no way they would care about such a detail. That was why the ox tripped and hit the ground instead, missing Nathan by a hairbreadth.

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Bam!

The ground turned into a crater, but Nathan survived.

"!!!" Nathan couldn't help but smirk, knowing it was Anubis. This was the exact reason Nathan gave Anubis 20,000 ena instead of 10,000 ena before, even if it meant he could make Nidhogg reach the 50,000 ena mark.

'Nice, Anubis.' Nathan formed a bullet in front of his fist, planning to end the ox's life.

"Stop him!" Their summoner knew that her protection was the least of their worries. If they lost the ox, the entire situation couldn't be salvaged anymore.

The lion hurriedly leaped off the second floor and struck Nathan.

Yet Nathan didn't make an attempt to stop him. Instead, he completely trusted Anubis to protect his back.

At the last moment, Anubis used his Synchronization like Sera. He reinforced not Nathan's back, but Nathan's coat. That was right.

Nathan's coat had the hardening effect, which could stop an attack. With the addition of the Synchronization, it should be able to withstand the lion's attack. Continue your journey with novelbuddy

When the lion slashed him from behind, he cut through the coat, but the impact was reduced severely, only grazing Nathan's skin instead of cutting him in two.

In exchange, Nathan could punch the ox's head with his explosive bullet, blasting its head.

Boom!

"!!!" The lion was in utter shock. He had to attack him again. Because Nathan lowered his head, which forced him to strike his back, he had to hit the exact spot and widen the injury that was already closed due to the healing ability.

"What are you—!"

The lion couldn't finish his words as Nathan had already turned around with a lot of bullets toward him.

The lion was forced to block them, but some bullets still passed him and headed straight to his summoner.

"Not good!"

"!!!" The woman panicked. There was no way her barrier could hold against all these bullets. In desperation, she summoned two more familiars who were significantly weaker than the four familiars. They blocked several bullets while not realizing they had been turned into a meat shield by their own summoner.

However, that action had determined the result of the battle.