Sword God in a World of Magic

Things were becoming dangerous right now. Shang was pretty sure that the Plague Rat wouldn't care about the Thunder Horse's mark.

Shang immediately ran for the coastline to the Tide Serpent Zone, hoping that he would reach it before the Plague Rat got to him.

The black shadow of the Plague Rat tore through the Abominations at insane speeds. It was probably killing over ten Abominations per second, which was absolutely ridiculous!

BANG!

Shang released an Ice Blast, jumping over the lake in front of him.

At that moment, Shang felt like danger was approaching.

BANG!

Shang released a Fire Blast above him, shooting him into the lake below him.

A moment later, a black shadow passed over him. This had only been a casual attack from the Plague Rat, which hadn't even been targeted at Shang.

However, that would have been more than enough to kill him.

As soon as Shang's body entered the water, a bit of lightning shot over his body.

Shang knew what that meant.

Something very powerful had just inspected him.

Shang's Darkness Vision extended towards the coastline, and he saw the black shadow of the Plague Rat throw a short glance at Shang.

But without hesitation, the Plague Rat turned away again and focused on the other Abominations inside its Zone, leaving Shang in the lake.

When Shang saw that, he released a sigh of relief. 'Guess I'm no longer your problem, huh?'

'But honestly, this was way too close!'

Shang heard more explosions coming from the Plague Rat Zone, and he really hoped that no one connected the appearance of the Abominations to him.

'This time, it can be attributed to coincidence. Nobody will probably connect it to me. However…'

Shang narrowed his right eye. 'If I keep just randomly showing up at places where Abominations appear, it won't take some genius to figure out that I am connected to their appearance.'

'Sure, getting an Abomination to strengthen my body is a great boost to my power, but every time I summon them is playing with my life.'

Rat is not the kind of Zone Beasts that is responsible for dealing with Abominations in other Zones like the Storm Eagle. Because of that, it didn't follow

had summoned the Abominations in the Storm Eagle Zone and fled to the Ice Wyvern Zone, the Storm Eagle might have

luck by being inside the Plague Rat Zone when I made my breakthrough. Not only do I

I need to

all, he was a Commander Stage warrior. He didn't need food, water, or air to survive. His entire being completely relied on

one surprising thing about being above

at this moment, and he wouldn't know it. After all, the entire lake was filled with nothing but Water Mana, and Shang couldn't use Water Mana to see his surroundings. This meant that he needed

surprisingly, Shang wasn't afraid. He

Shang thought. 'This is because

looked into the seemingly

the middle of the

now, I don't

'That's because of power.'

Mid Commander Stage beast, even in this environment. A Late Commander Stage beast will probably kill me, but if we were to fight on land,

many Late Commander Stage beasts and more powerful

this for

that many, probably. Maybe 300? Additionally, most of them are probably in the absolute deepest parts of the lake. After all, the deeper

forced to remain

on a level where

'I am not powerless.'

not the prey.

at the Plague Rat Zone,

the Tide Serpent didn't care about the sky above its lake, the Plague

lake below the black sky as distant explosions brightened the horizon from time

dove

Kingdom were

were no humans

Shang was only about 50 meters away from the shoreline, the lake still seemed bottomless below him. Obviously, the thick Water Mana had aggressively dug out every bit of earth it could

Shang descended, the darkness of the lake engulfed him. It was so very dark, but there was still

was only

be sure if this was actually the case or not since he had no way to sense it. However, logic told him that he should have come

no beast

The lake was calm.

It was peaceful.

It was deep.

It was dark.

Shang continued to descend.

no change

ground, no wall, no