Reborn as an Evolving Space Monster: Harem Of Otherworldly Beauties

Chapter 33: Kill The Wizzos!

While Wizzos look like gigantic frogs, a major difference in how they look is their posture.

Frogs hold their head high while keeping the other end of their body low. Their legs remain bent at the knees, allowing them to jump powerfully and to deal with the force generated from that jump and the force generated by their body landing on the ground. Their bent knees remain beyond the hips

For Wizzos, on the other hand, the knees are bent at a little over 90 degrees. Additionally, their knees usually rest right below the hips. The slope found in a frog’s spine is inexistent in Wizzos. The latter’s spine is almost parallel to the ground.

‘It pushed off the Granilith! And while the Granilith fell to the ground, it tore away the webs. Still, its neck is bleeding. So-‘

The Wizzos’ posture allows them to quickly and powerfully launch themselves forward instead of upwards like frogs. Additionally, their bent knees can quickly be straightened,

‘Its arm…’

To massively increase their reach.

‘Fuck…’ The Paru cursed, as it watched the Granilith’s bleeding hand spin in the air. ‘It’s already gone back to normal!’

An instant increase in reach, due to the straightening of the knees, allows the Wizzo’s arm turned into blade, to cut the Granilith’s hand off in a split second!

The Granilith roars powerfully. The pain is unbearable!

Due to having a body protected by rocky and jagged skin, Graniliths have a low tolerance to pain.

Additionally,

GROOOWL-

This was this particular Granilith’s first time seeing its own blood!

Both creatures were bleeding.

Either could still end up as the victor, but the Paru refused that conclusion.

The Wizzo watched the bleeding Granilith without moving.

KeroKeroKeroKeroKeroKeroKeroKero-

In quick repetitions, as if sneering.

The fuming Granilith decides to take its anger out on the one that caused it.

A very bad move, and exactly what the Wizzo wanted it to do.

The Granilith started moving forward, and as the Wizzo was about to extend its knees to, this time, claim the Granilith’s head instead of a hand,

Infectious Cut-

The Wizzo suddenly froze in place as its stomach was pierced.

It wasn’t a major or deep injury, but it buried the Wizzo in confusion.

Two other wounds were inflicted.

The Wizzo’s left knee was pierced.

Another enemy?

A powerful punch landed on the Wizzo’s head just as it had started turning around.

The fear of having neglected a second enemy made it forget about the one standing in front of it. A terrible mistake.

The out-of-balance and confused Wizzo was late to react. The Granilith has gotten close to the Wizzo. Close enough that, even if its arm were to turn into a blade, it wouldn’t be able to do a thing with it.

‘Turning it into a long blade means losing all mobility. Its whole arm turns into a blade, so getting up and close is the best way to turn that weapon useful. Good job, Granilith!’

But getting close wasn’t the Granilith’s only objective.

Using all of its strength, it pushed the Wizzo’s body upwards and to the side.

The Paru, noticing the Granilith’s plan, decided to assist it.

‘You’re trying to flip it over, huh? Alright. Let’s do that. Since you’re pushing towards the left, I’ll aim for the right side!’

The Invisible Paru’s blade pierced the Wizzo’s right side, and the pain made the Wizzo lose its balance further!

A second later, the Wizzo was on its back. The Granilith was standing over it, and a flurry of punches hit the Wizzo’s head and stomach alternatively.

Kerooooo-

The Wizzo cried out, long and loud, as the Granilith finished it by piercing through its neck.

‘Using your sharp elbow… The fact that the sharp point is on the arm from which you lost an arm… Very cool, Granilith!’

The Wizzo took its last breath.

One out of the two creatures was dead.

How to deal with the Granilith now?

The Paru didn’t even think about it.

Splashes resonated from dozens of steps away.

The Granilith, who had been punching the lifeless corpse still, was forced to direct its attention away.

KeroKero-

KeroKero-

KeroKero-

Three Wizzos approached, ready to avenge their brethren.

‘I’ll use this Granilith for as long as I can.’ The Paru, invisible, thought to itself. ‘I’ll kill as many Wizzos as necessary to increase my Enhanced Devouring Skill’s Level. Only then, will I kill the Granilith.’

The three Wizzos stepped closer, growling menacingly.

‘Make sure you stay alive, Granilith!’