Among the group of demon-hunting spiders, there were a few larger ones. Although they were rolling on the ground after being hit by the Behemoth, they didn't die immediately. Instead, they tied up the Behemoth's hands and feet, preventing it from slaughtering the normal demon-hunting spiders.
These larger demon-hunting spiders were the evolved form of demon-hunting spiders. They had a diameter of more than five meters and were close to level 20. They were a type of quasi-legendary creature and were called "black widows."
After five or six black widows tied up the Behemoth, the rest of the normal demon-hunting spiders flowed past the Behemoth like flowing water and rushed towards the nature elves who were protected by the Behemoth.
Among the nature elves, there was a group that was particularly eye-catching. They were wearing gorgeous armor made of golden metal, which made them stand out from the rest of the nature elves who were mostly wearing green armor.
Among this group of elves, there should be a powerful mage because there were more than ten golems in front of the elves. Most of these golems were black steel golems, but at the very front of the group, there were two golems that were different in color. A normal mage probably wouldn't be able to recognize them, but Feng Chou was very familiar with them. They were clearly two Aureate Steel Golems.
The golems blocked the flood of spiders. Taking advantage of this opportunity, the nature elf rangers and druids at the back continuously attacked the demon-hunting spiders with long-range attacks.
Fire arrows and frost arrows exploded on the demon-hunting spiders' bodies, causing terrifying elemental damage. Armor-Piercing arrows easily penetrated the spiders' shells and drilled into their bodies.
Even more terrifying were the mixed enchanted arrows that were enchanted with armor-piercing, fire, or frost. They easily penetrated the spiders' shells and drilled into their bodies, causing terrifying elemental damage. One arrow was enough to make a demon-hunting spider lose its ability to fight.
This kind of multi-enchantment technique could only be mastered by a Master Ranger.
Most of the druids were casting the "Thunderstorm" spell that they were good at. This spell would summon a thundercloud with a diameter of about 30 meters within the druid's casting range in a short period of 3 to 5 seconds. This thundercloud would float 30 meters above the ground. Once the thundercloud was formed, the druid could control the thundercloud to form lightning and strike the target designated by the caster. The thundercloud could generate a bolt of lightning every second. Depending on the druid's casting level, it could last for 15 seconds to a minute. The attack range of the lightning was 15 meters from the edge of the thundercloud, which meant that the attack range was 60 meters in diameter.
Although this spell's effect was slow and its range was fixed, making it easy for the enemy to dodge, its power was incredible. Although it was only a fifth-level spell, every bolt of lightning it summoned was close to a sixth-level single-target spell....
This kind of spell wasn't very useful in a one-on-one battle, but it was perfect at this time. The sky above the battlefield was almost completely covered by dark clouds. Bolts of lightning fell like a storm. Three or four bolts of lightning were enough to strike down a demon-hunting spider.
Some of the more powerful druids cast powerful area-of-effect spells such as Firestorm and Frost Roar further away from the golem's defensive line, plowing open space among the spiders.
Some druids wanted to wake up the nearby Ents to join the battle, but they found that although the trees looked alive, they were actually dead. The life force in the trees was quickly fading away.
There were also some inexperienced druids who summoned their natural allies. One by one, powerful beasts from the Outer Plane pounced onto the battlefield. However, they soon discovered that in this chaotic battle where spells were flying everywhere, it was difficult to prevent their natural allies from being accidentally injured.
Behind the demon-hunting spiders was a group of Drow elves sharpening their blades. The leader was a Drow priestess standing on a large black widow with a diameter of more than ten meters. This tall female elf was wearing a gorgeous dark gold priestess robe and was closely watching the battlefield.
Beside this Drow priestess were two large spider elves. The lower bodies of these two spider elves were large black widows with a diameter of more than ten meters. Their upper bodies were female Drow elves that were ten times larger than normal Drow elves.
The upper bodies of these two giant spider elves were also covered in the pitch-black carapace of the demon-hunting spiders. Even their faces were no exception. They looked exceptionally ferocious. Four pairs of arms grew from the ribs of their enlarged upper bodies. The top arms each held a large javelin. The second pair of arms held a large scepter, which meant that they could cast spells. The third pair of arms held two long whips, and the bottom pair of arms held a large shield and a spear that was more than seven meters long. In addition to the spider's claws at the bottom, this thing was simply a killing machine!
Behind the large black widows, a group of well-equipped Drow priestesses and warriors were closely watching the battlefield.
Seeing this, Feng Chou ordered Qiankun Pagoda to end the image transmission. He jumped out of bed, put on his clothes as quickly as possible, and rushed down the Patrick towards the town.
Feng Chou ran as fast as he could to the shop where he bought the druid magic items yesterday. He came to the shop owner and without saying a word, he used an illusion to replicate the image transmitted by the simulated seagull in front of him.
Seeing this illusion, the shop owner was stunned for a moment. Then, he seemed to have discovered something. He took two steps forward in shock and stared at the illusion carefully.
Feng Chou took the opportunity to explain, "My Green Owl magic pet saw this 300 kilometers northeast."
Hearing this, the shop owner grabbed Feng Chou and said, "Come with me!"
He pulled Feng Chou out of the shop and onto the street outside. Without hesitation, he transformed into a large bird and shouted to Feng Chou, "Get on my back!"
Feng Chou leaped onto the back of the giant bird. The giant bird flapped its wings and ran on the street for a while before suddenly leaping into the air. It soared into the sky and flew towards the Golden Ancient Tree Cenarius at the back of the town.
The big bird flapped its wings with all its might, and with great speed, it flew past the forest of huge oak, pine, fir, teak, elm and other large trees. It passed through the canopy of the Ancient War Tree, then passed through the gaps between the canopies of several huge Trees of Life, and headed straight for the huge canopy of the Ancient Golden Tree Cenarius.
Feng Chou knew that the large bird he was riding on was called a hippogryph. It was one of the main targets of the druids' research on shapeshifting. This bird of prey had fast flight, sharp beak, and quick reflexes. It was one of the most ferocious large birds of prey.
Feng Chou grabbed the feathers on the hippogryph's neck and looked at the rapidly passing scenery around him. He silently organized his thoughts.
He didn't rush to deliver the message for the elves out of pure kindness. He just felt that this was a very good opportunity to show kindness to the nature elves. Perhaps he could use this opportunity to exchange for the druid training materials he wanted.
Soon, the hippogryph drilled into the canopy of Cenarius. After entering the canopy, it continued to fly upwards and finally arrived at a large platform in the center of the canopy.