My Skill Bar is Full of Monster Skills

In the gray-black storm clouds.

The Blue Dragon Kazrian was flying joyfully.

Just now, it released its second group lightning attack with excellent results, the previously dense heavy crossbow attacks were now scattered and weak, with less than one-tenth remaining.

"Boom!"

Suddenly, Kazrian felt a spatial disturbance above its back, instinctively causing it to twist its body, but the next moment, a sharp pain came from the right wing bone.

"Roar!!!"

A dragon roar full of anger erupted at the same time, and an extremely bright blue current struck above its right wing.

The shimmering electric light immediately revealed the shape of the attacker in Kazrian’s eyes as it flew at high speed.

"A human?"

However, what surprised Kazrian was that its lightning attack did not kill or seriously injure the suddenly attacking human.

After being hit, the opponent merely shook its head, yet continued flying towards its right wing aided by the flying spell.

Dragon Tail Strike!

After a quick mid-air rotation to dodge, Kazrian nimbly swung its tail.

Covered in blue scales, the dragon tail’s end resembled a flail, splitting the rain and clashing fiercely with Raine’s twin hammers!

"Clang!!!"

Accompanied by the tremendous sound of metal striking, Raine felt a giant force transmitted through the hammer handles gripped in his hands, propelling him like a cannonball through the air due to a lack of foothold.

After descending obliquely for over a hundred meters, he managed to steady himself again using air resistance and the flying spell.

Looking at the nearly unscathed silhouette of the Blue Dragon ahead, Raine thought with regret.

He had intended to use the teleportation spell’s suddenness to directly break the Blue Dragon’s right-wing bone joint, but did not expect the opponent’s quick reaction, instinctively dodging when he appeared.

This forced him to attack the lengthy wing bone instead of the joint as he had planned.

However, the Blue Dragon’s body strength exceeded his expectations once more.

The wing bone was slender yet highly resilient, and its strength was evidently a level above that of Green Dragon Lestrick, which made his hammer strike cause at most a minor fracture, far from achieving the goal of drastically reducing Kazrian’s flying speed.

Meanwhile.

In contrast to Raine’s regret and disappointment, Kazrian felt anger, confusion, and a hint of apprehension alongside the piercing pain from the wing bone.

It quickly turned around in the thunderstorm, repeatedly scrutinizing this unfamiliar human.

Kazrian was puzzled why its recent lightning attack was ineffective.

But soon, it saw clearly the peculiar armor on Raine resembling the vine armor commonly worn by Druids.

’Bloodvine?’

’No wonder my lightning attack was ineffective just now.’

For a mature Blue Dragon, naturally having experienced numerous encounters with adventurers, the ’Electric Resistance Set’ on Raine was instantly recognized by Kazrian.

’Is this the human adventurer responding to the Mountain Dwarf Kingdom’s call to hunt me down?’

After figuring out one issue, another immediately surfaced.

’But how did the opponent know I would appear in Egmond?’

While contemplating, Kazrian quickly surveyed the surroundings.

Utilizing careful perception, it quickly discovered that apart from the human in front of it, there were no other human adventurers around.

’A solo one?’

’Indeed, my arrival was rather abrupt, there’s no way they could predict it beforehand.’

’So this is merely coincidental.’

Realizing this, Kazrian felt a sense of relief, immediately accelerating to charge towards Raine.

"Foolish human! You are about to pay a very painful price for your provocation!" Kazrian vibrated its chest to unleash a thunder-like voice.

...

On the ground.

Led by Elder Grenum, an elite squad of dwarves controlled their griffins, quickly descending through the cover of rain and darkness.

Soon, they rejoined Elder Blum and the other survivors.

"Grandfather!" Krom Stonefist exclaimed, hugging Elder Blum with excitement.

Fortunately, aside from some charred patches, there weren’t any noticeable injuries, his face flush with blood from anger, which greatly eased Krom’s concern.

"You brat, why are you here!" Elder Blum joyfully and gratefully patted his grandson Krom, then turned with curiosity to look at Elder Grenum.

"Old friend! How did you know I was in trouble here?"

"Sheer mischance! This isn’t the time for chit-chat, quickly, take off the plate armor and prepare for battle," Elder Grenum said swiftly, "And where is the War Golem?"

"Over there, Grenum, what’s your plan?" Listening to his old friend Grenum’s words, Blum couldn’t help showing doubt, as he had no idea how Grenum intended to deal with the Blue Dragon.

Because if he remembered correctly, Grenum should be near Gubo City, dealing with Green Dragon Lestrick.

"Grandfather, Green Dragon Lestrick has already been successfully killed by us and Mr. Rein," Krom Stonefist explained immediately upon seeing his grandfather’s doubtful expression.

"Mr. Rein?" Blum, upon hearing this name, felt a vague sense of familiarity but couldn’t recall anything right away.

"Yes, see! Right there," said Krom Stonefist, pointing towards the sky.

As a brilliant, dazzling current streaked across, Blum could clearly see a human fighting Kazrian hundreds of meters high in the air.