Chapter 939 - Eagle and Snake VS Giant Scorpion (2) (1/2)

The advantage of being in human form was that it was small and made it easy to hide. Saint Zachary remembered the eagle beastman had attacked him in this manner several times, and he would always attempt to climb onto his back.

Saint Zachary naturally wouldn’t give him the chance. As the other party pounced towards him with a forceful fist, he flayed his pair of gigantic pincers and dashed towards the opponent.

Muir went straight for the giant scorpion’s face with his fists, and the giant scorpion actually propped up his body on his hind limbs. When Muir ran under his abdomen, he ferociously crushed down on him.

All of this happened at lightning speed. In a matter of moments, one could no longer see any human figures on the battlefield.

Crushed under the giant scorpion’s abdomen, sharp cut wounds appeared on his back. Blood instantly spread out on his back and drenched the stone floorboard.

Despite his strength, Muir wasn’t able to budge his body or raise his fists, much less retaliate.

He couldn’t even crush the ground in a bid to escape.

Right on the heels of that, Curtis followed up with an attack. His blood-red eyes seemed to turn even redder, as though blood was about to drip out of them. He leaped up into the air above the giant scorpion’s back.

Raising his scorpion tail once more, Saint Zachery attacked straight at him.

Curtis’s body twisted unbelievably mid-air, avoiding the blow. He curled behind the scorpion’s tail and circled around it.

This was an extremely precarious method. If he succeeded, he would be able to restrain the scorpion’s tail and strangle the scorpion beastman to death with his coils. If he failed, he would be hit by the other party’s venomous hooks.

Curtis only achieved a 50% success—while he succeeded in coiling himself around the giant scorpion, he also felt a sharp pain from his body immediately following that.

It was a thin needle, but because it carried a lethal poison, this pain was magnified countless times.

Bearing with the intense pain, Curtis speedily coiled himself around the giant scorpion.

With his tail restrained, Saint Zachary didn’t dare to move about haphazardly. While it was easy for him to get away from his opponent, his tail was easily snapped broken.