With the lesson learned from the last time, this time Sheila was suspended nearly 2,000 meters above the ocean, completely eliminating the possibility of any marine life breaking through the sea surface and rushing up... The ones that really have this ability are not marine life, but flying creatures.
The tornado slowed down the attack speed, the falling stars carried out AOE output, and a large number of natural disaster law skills poured down, constantly defeating the offensive front line of the marine creatures.
On her left, Ask, who was using the plundering skill, was also continuously using the natural disaster skill.
However, Shira saw clearly that compared to her own "continuous smashing into the monster pile", the rhythm and landing points of Ask's skills were more mysterious: many tornadoes did not smash into the center of the monster pile, but fell on the left, right, front and back of the front line.
The tornadoes on the left and right forced the sea kings to squeeze towards the middle, thus destroying their attack formation; as for the hurricanes in front and behind, they quickly cut their formation apart and turned it into small groups one after another.
Starfall manipulated meteorites to fall, and each meteorite was just enough to destroy a small group, killing all the marine life inside... So Sheila noticed that even the size and number of creatures in these small groups were positively correlated with the volume of the falling meteorite.
For small swarming creatures like swordfish, Askew would choose relatively large meteorites to kill large numbers of the swordfish through the shock waves from entering the water; as for large creatures like whale sharks, he would pull a large number of small meteorites and accurately shoot them into the eyes, nose, brain and other vital parts of these creatures, causing them to suffer numerous wounds and die from excessive blood loss.
What was even more obvious was that all the falling stars avoided the Leviathan, the largest monster in the group. Shira was puzzled by this, so she tried to hit the Leviathan with a meteorite, smashing its head completely.
The Leviathan was smashed and sank into the water. It resurfaced from a distance a few minutes later. Although its head was completely deformed and bleeding, it seemed to be unaffected and continued to mingle with the cluster of other marine creatures, rushing towards Heroes Port with its head and tail wagging.
So Sheila knew that the impact kinetic energy of the falling stars alone was not enough to kill these extraordinary creatures of the demigod level. Even if they could not conceptualize their bodies, their extremely powerful vitality would be difficult to be killed by simple and crude physical attacks.
Thinking about Ask's tactics, Sheila had a deeper understanding of how to use the Scourge skill:
Even if it is AOE output, it is definitely not mindless to throw it into the monster pile.
The first factor is positioning. You need to compress the enemies and make them gather together to create conditions for subsequent AOE output.
The second factor is selection. What kind of enemy should be killed in what way, all of which require calculation and judgment, in order to achieve the greatest results with the least spiritual power.
If the first element has a sense of improvisation, then the second element is purely the accumulation of experience and consciousness. It is necessary to be familiar with all the attributes of the natural disaster skills such as lethality, range, attack speed, etc.
So who is majoring in the Law of Natural Disasters, me or the team leader? ! !
For a moment, Sheila felt sad and unwilling to be outdone, but she quickly convinced herself: