The Butcher of Sargon (LoL x Arknight Fanfiction)

Boom!

The circular saw in hand roared, knowing that this blow could not pose any threat to Garde, and Laurentina didn't even look back.

The enormous creature emerging from the river seemed puzzled, as if it didn't understand why its attack had not worked. Just as it was about to retract its tentacles, it found that its tentacles were caught.

Each tentacle alone was over ten meters long, and in terms of weight, it was at least tens of tons. In Garde's original world, it would be considered a terrifying sea monster.

But this was Terra, where even an ordinary Feline had physical qualities far beyond those of ordinary humans.

And Garde's power reached the limits beyond ordinary imagination.

Garde couldn't enter the water to battle with a Seaborn.

So, there was only one choice.

Gripping the long tentacles, Garde's legs were firmly rooted in the ground like tree roots.

Garde let out a low growl, and the muscles on his body suddenly swelled up a whole circle.

"Come—"

Laurentina's circular saw fell on the giant Seaborn, making it emit a mournful cry.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Garde went all out.

"—Up!"

Whoosh!

As if the water level of the entire river had dropped significantly, a Seaborn, with a size exceeding ten meters and looking like an octopus, was thrown into the air by Garde.

Seeing Skadi not far away, holding a black sword and itching to move, Garde roared, "This one is mine, and nobody is allowed to steal it from me!"

Boom!

The Seaborn landed, and Garde rushed forward without saying a word.

"Tyrant's Fury!"

Swinging the large axe in his hand onto the Seaborn, the giant Seaborn, with a head that was originally as plump as a freshly peeled banana, was forcibly smashed down.

Blood splattered everywhere!

Watching as Garde almost killed a large Seaborn, Skadi could only regretfully stop in her tracks.

"Mr. Crocodile, do you have a grudge against Seaborns?" Laurentina, dragging her circular saw, swam back to the shore from the water and said strangely.

"Why do I feel like when it comes to killing Seaborns, you are even more enthusiastic than us deep-sea hunters?" she added.

"Cough, after all, they threaten our survival."

In this, Garde wasn't wrong. Regardless of why the Seaborns came, when they approached the land, the races living on the land couldn't remain indifferent.

Don't think that Seaborns only live in the water; when needed, they don't mind evolving limbs that can move on land.

Just like the Seaborn that Garde and the others first encountered, which looked like a baby fish and had almost evolved limbs that could walk on land.

"Let's continue, we should be near the seaside."

With two deep-sea hunters and a top-tier heavy armor, Garde could afford to be a bit reckless.

So, looking at the giant Seaborn lying on the ground just killed by him, as well as the other baby fish Seaborn on the other side with its blood almost dried up, Garde decided to take both corpses.

But Garde hesitated.

Why? Because for him as of right now, it's a little too heavy!

"Skadi, you do it!"

"Why?"

"Because you're the strongest!"

Frowning, Skadi didn't really want to carry such a heavy burden, but using Seaborns to attract small groups of Seaborns for elimination was a tactic that deep-sea hunters often used.

Skadi looked around and tried to pick a suitable tentacle to pull.

Unable to understand Garde and Skadi's conversation, and thinking that Skadi encountered some problem, Saria asked, "Is there anything I can help with?"

Saria extended her hand and made a gesture asking if she could help.

Skadi understood her gesture.

Seeing Garde and Laurentina preparing to leave, she quickly shoved a thick and large tentacle into Saria's hands and followed them.

Leaving Saria alone standing in place.

Saria: "???"

She tugged at the tentacle in her hand, a pile of flesh that would definitely be censored in a TV movie piled in front of her, and shook it.

No movement.

She exerted more force into her hand, more than half of her maximum output, and it barely moved an inch.

Saria: "..."

She finally realized how much of a difference there was in strength between herself and Garde's group of four.

In the four-member team, her strength was undoubtedly at the bottom.

In all of her life, when did her physique of the Vouivre race become so insignificant?

"Skadi, go help her."

Garde's voice came from the front. And it made Skadi displeased; he wasn't her captain, why could he order her?

But she knew she was the only one here who could easily drag two Seaborns.

"Give it to me!"

Skadi grumbled as she snatched the tentacle from Saria's hand, silently dragging it forward.

But she hadn't gone far when she heard the voice of the shark—Laurentina.

"Go! Little Skadi, don't worry about these Seaborn corpses!"

Not knowing what they saw, Laurentina and Garde turned back and ran.

Immediately after, Skadi and Saria saw what Laurentina and Garde had seen.

Flowing down from the plateau of the Acahuala region, the clear stream should have been heading south, ultimately flowing into the sea.

But at this moment, it seemed as if a red fungal blanket was spreading upwards from the end of the river, and the vivid red color continued to spread.

Skadi and Saria saw the creatures swimming on the fungal blanket.

Thousands of Red Sea Terror, like a group of piranhas smelling blood, swarmed in the narrow river, rushing towards their location.

Seeing this scene, even Saria couldn't help but feel a chill down her spine.

"They are Runners, well-fed ones."

Skadi spoke words that Saria couldn't understand, but Saria knew she was trying to explain.

If it were in the open sea, Skadi was confident she could shake off these Sea Terror.

Although she wasn't good at speed, even the slowest deep-sea hunter had a faster pace than ordinary Sea Terror.

Even the well-fed ones.

But this was the shore, and ahead was a river she wasn't familiar with.

Just like when facing a tsunami, if you couldn't escape, you would retreat to higher ground as much as possible.

Skadi made a choice.

The nearly ten-meter-high meat mountain was covered by the Sea Terror in almost the blink of an eye, and there was nothing left after they feasted.

But they should have continued forward; they stopped.

Skadi abandoned the giant Seaborn just killed by Garde.

However, Garde still held the head of the baby fish Seaborn snatched by Skadi.

He looked at the school of Sea Terror that had stopped advancing on the river, and shook the corpse in his hand.

"Do you want this?"

As if understanding his words, at the next moment, all the Sea Terror went crazy.

They climbed onto the shore, leaving their home ground, staggering like puppies, charging towards Garde's location.

Unreasonably, Garde felt like he was the villain.

But in the war between races, mercy was not allowed.

"Because."

The crocodile roared and plunged into the Seaborn crowd.

"This is war!!"

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