Others Summon Dragons, I Summon Legendary Knights novel Chapter 162

Chapter 162: Snow’s Summon

"Isn’t that his first knight? Why does it—?!" A Manhattan student’s eyes shrank as Mountain activated an Ascendant skill.

Since adaptation was the only means of growing stronger, summons naturally evolved in directions that would grant them higher chances of survival, also known as evolution toward perfection.

From afar, Godfrey raised an eyebrow, even though he couldn’t see where Mountain was. ’So he chose to activate his Giant Aegis Transformation.’

His armour expanded, growing bulkier, as Mountain rose from eight feet to a towering sixteen-foot-tall hunk of metal.

Bastion, his shield, expanded to match his size, as did the spear. Seeing this giant knight, whose shield alone could crush them, made some Manhattan students lose their confidence.

Lament remained at ease as Mountain brandished his spear, charging toward his foes.

"Fire! Fire at that thing!" Cecil screamed before the lieutenant could speak.

He glared at her but waved his hands for his men to obey. After briefing, they knew this summon could copy abilities. Should everyone unleash their summons, they would make the knight a bigger threat.

’Good thing we brought King Tier bullets. It should be able to—!’ Kenneth couldn’t finish as he heard a loud neighing beside him. His eyes went to the right.

There. Right there, the mounted knight was riding his horse, almost moving past him. That sudden burst of speed, the sound just reached him as Lament’s halberd sliced off his head.

Just then, Kenneth’s summon dashed out of the portal the lieutenant had instinctively opened, but the humanoid summon, whose skin was like stone and wielded a knife the size of a greatsword, fell like a puppet whose string had been cut. Light died from its four eyes.

The agents who were shooting at Mountain were already staggering backward, bullet holes poking through their armoured vests. Not even their King Tier bullets could bypass Mountain’s shield.

Lament had allowed Mountain to be the shock factor, and he quickly eliminated a Throne Tier summoner before he became a real threat.

Cecil’s expression changed as she did not expect the lieutenant to die so fast.

"Snow, deal with the mounted knight. We’ll handle the—!" Her breath hitched as something gleamed at the corner of her eyes.

It was Mountain’s spear, piercing through Siegfried.

Mountain still remembered that one.

His eyes went to Orwen next. The student turned invisible and fled, causing the others to scatter.

Mountain simply threw his shield into the sky, and it transformed into a translucent black dome, sealing everyone within its space.

Lament’s horse scraped its hooves against the road, sparks flying. Flames burst out from it and Lament.

Mountain mimicked it, transforming into a flaming giant.

’I have trained day and night, month after month, to beat you, Godfrey,’ Snow said inwardly as his butterfly appeared above him.

It had grown three times bigger, its legs bulky and armoured. From the butterfly’s head were thick, long antennas that glowed at their tips.

This was no longer the Glimmer-Wing Butterfly but the Psycho Demon Butterfly, a 13.7 Throne Tier summon.

Snow had gone to great lengths to push his summon to this level, and he could feel it. His butterfly had reached its absolute peak.

He wasn’t sure of any further progress, but this tier was enough for him to dominate lower, mid levels, and even affect top-level Throne Tiers.

It made him important no matter where in the world he went, but before taking that platform of greatness, he would settle his score with Godfrey.

"Get lost!" His eyes gleamed as he glared at Dale, Cecil, and the few who gathered behind him.

His summon flapped its wings once, and a burst of green glimmer blasted outward, engulfing everyone.

Mountain saw a meteor fall from the sky at an astonishing speed. As it crashed, an explosion roared. Flames caught up to him, melting his thick armour as his flesh burned.

Lament found himself riddled with spears, swords, arrows, all plunged into his body. The pain was real. He could feel his insides pierced through. Even an arrow struck his heart, and a dagger drove deep into his false heart.

The cold grip of death tightened around him. There was nothing he could do; his limbs lacked strength. His mount stood there with over a dozen spears piercing it, pinned to the ground to keep the horse standing.

At that moment, both Lament and Mountain were dying. Their minds and failing bodies testified to that.

Snow stared at the two knights who stood in place. Their flames had died out, and Mountain had even fallen to his knees. His Giant Aegis armour was too durable to damage, but his mind was not.

Snow’s illusion was so powerful that once caught, no one could tell they were inside it. Even if they could, he could still force them to navigate within his illusions, increasing their terror as their physical bodies lay vulnerable to his attacks.

’Last time I tried attacking, Godfrey broke out of my illusion. So now...’

His summon flapped once more, releasing red glimmer, but then Lament turned his head.

The knight’s eyes burned brightly as flames burst forth from him. His activation of Sun Annihilation was so sudden it took Snow off guard.

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