And from then on
I'm going from Mangru-sai
And there are from the watchtowers, from monsters that rise to the sky
And as expected, the dragon... Or the griffin…Hippogriff Wyvern
Or rather, I am from the Ental Dragon without wings Of course, it's from the single attributes
Why give a monster with no special traits any distinctive features? Regrettably
Black-spined foxfish, height 11 m
A giant flying creature covered in layers of thin leather instead of black feathers. It has no eyes, and its jaw is split vertically. When its wings are folded, it looks like a black mass hanging from a cliff. It snatches prey with the hooks at the tips of its wings.
Goliksu height: 18 m
A monster whose wings are reduced to mere skeletons. A translucent membrane lies between the wing supports, which are like ribs. Its joints creak sharply as it flies, and it tears the ground apart with its long talons during a dive.
Stingray, height 8 m, width 32 m
A giant ray-shaped flying creature. Electric organs are distributed along the broad edges of the wings, accumulating charge in the clouds. It delivers electric shocks and strong winds from high altitude without coming down to the ground.
Amphibious vehicle height: 15 m
Four long, narrow wings extend in different directions. The edges of the wings are as hard as metal, cutting through surrounding branches and structures as they spin rapidly. Its body is small, but its wings are unusually large.
Horned-winged hunter, 11 m high
A flying monster with a bat-shaped body and countless bone spikes. If you flap your wings forcefully, the spikes on its back and shoulders shoot out like arrows. While its spines are regrowing, it hides in crevices between rocks on the ground.
Bu-type monster
Floating pile height: 20 m
A massive mass drifts through the sky as if freed from gravity. Thick tentacles hang below the body, continuously releasing gas from a central opening. Organisms that touch its tentacles are lifted into the air.
Buoy height: 14 m
A monster formed by several broken stone statues fused into a single body. The head and body are separated, and stone fragments float at regular intervals. Lift nearby rocks to reinforce your body and throw rock fragments.
Black Cloud Beast, height 25 m
Thick fog and black particles maintain the shape of a giant beast. It has no fixed legs or wings and moves by flapping parts of its body through the wind. The light that enters the body becomes blurred and distorted, and the scattered particles come together once again.
Gravity Reversal Monster, height 15 m
Six joints are arranged in a ring around the body. Each joint has a mechanism that overcomes gravity, allowing the body to rotate or suddenly lift. The surrounding rocks and debris rise as well, and if the monster changes direction, they all crash down at once.
Ferruginous Bank, Height: 14 m
Dozens of crystal pieces float in midair around a massive crystal core. The final forms maintain their shapes without being connected to one another. Shoot sharp shrapnel or scatter the crystal to surround the enemy from all sides.
Tentacled and grotesque monsters
Sky cave tentacle monster, height 30 m
A flying creature with six tentacles much longer than its body. At the tips of the tentacles, hooks and suction plates are attached. It changes direction by attaching tentacles to buildings or cliffs and lifts prey into the air.
King Flying Octopus, height 22m
Eight thick tentacles hang from the body of the giant cephalopod. It has organs that generate buoyancy, allowing it to move as if swimming through the air. It grabs multiple targets at once with its tentacles and covers its view by spraying ink.
Tangled Wing Monster, height 17 m
A monster with wings stretched out like sheets of cloth, entwined and twisted. When its wings unfold, it transforms into a massive net that envelops flying creatures and projectiles. Tighten the wings again to pull the captured target closer to the body.
From those things, starting in front, they attack from the sword energy and the secret blades
And it attacks from the ice sphere
And attack quickly, then go from there to find what's in front of the wyverns
And we go from toward what's in front of us
And from those in front of them, from those that are in front
I have to go