[Eternal Grudge] buff applied.
{All Titan God followers deal 50 Percent Increased Damage. All Titan God followers gain the effect of the [Enrage] buff.}
{Badger Modifier Applied} Dungeon difficulty at 1.01x standard.
"You cheap chintzy dungeon! Give me my difficulty settings!" Cara shouted, looking up at the sky.
The team members laughed as they realized that the dungeon’s random modifier had only changed the difficulty by one percent. That was probably a good thing, as everything in the dungeon was now doing fifty percent more damage, and enraged, which increased the monsters’ strength and agility.
And now the boss was starting to move again.
"Tian, some buffs, please."
The little fox calculated the mana consumption and damage output of the group, and decided that [Inspiration] with its 40 percent attack speed increase would not be the best call this time.
Instead, he played the [Hymn of Heroism], which increased skill damage by 50 percent.
But not before getting the fight started in style.
{There once was a giant named Brock, he washed himself with a goblin’s sock.
His height was short, his arms were weak, too fat to see his...}
The Giant roared as [Vicious Mockery] hit him, and Cara patted the little fox on the head.
"You’re getting better at this."
Oathbreaker attacked the Titan Archmage’s back as it took the first step toward Karl and Tian, distracting the boss and turning it away from the group.
That was when Tian began to play the [Hymn of Heroism], and everyone felt their skill power increase.
A flurry of skills slammed into the boss as the golems charged toward the boss. However, Karl realized that there was an issue. An enraged Titan was enough to overpower Oathbreaker with pure physique, even if it was a mage.
So, he needed something bigger.
First, [Behemoth] made the pair of Oathbreaker Demons larger, so they could fight the boss properly. Then, Karl tossed Tian on his back and transformed into the [Avatar] of the world dragon, a mighty golden scaled world dragon.
Kilo for kilo, he was no weaker than the Titan. And he was larger.
There was just one thing missing.
When everyone else had charged the platform to engage the boss, Rae had taken the spiders and made a hard left, going for the trash mobs between them and the second boss.
That was likely fine.
They didn’t have enough surface area for a hundred spiders to attack one boss, even if he was larger.
The titan didn’t miss the enormous dragon charging his way, and Oathbreaker took advantage of that to poke some additional holes in him using the magical swords that Karl had given them.
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