It seemed as if the desert gale was dying down.
But before the sand sank—
Kugugugugugu……
The vibration rose again from beneath the ground.
Gais lowered the spear.
"Here you come again."
A sand dune slowly bulged.
And—
Kwaaang!
Tearing through the sand, a giant class beetle emerged.
The huge jaw opened.
But it wasn’t one.
The four dunes in the back collapsed one after another.
Dozens of Kless Beetles swarmed, stirring the sand.
The carapace was covered with desert stones and glass stuck together.
They all charged at once.
Gais raised a shield.
Bang!
The first guy hit the shield.
He let the shock pass through as it was and stepped aside.
The second guy’s horn passed by.
Gais flipped the window and grabbed it.
Thump!
It pierced precisely between the horn and the carapace.
The monster twisted its body.
At that moment—
The sky grew dark.
A huge shadow covered the desert.
“……What is it
Giant sandwing monsters fell from the sky.
With every time it spread its wings, the desert sand rose up as if it had exploded.
Hundreds of sandballs were thrown.
Gais raised the shield forward.
Bang bang bang bang bam!
The sandballs struck the shield in succession.
Meanwhile, Dryard reached out his hand.
A tree root sprouted from the ground.
Crack!
I grabbed the winged monster’s leg.
And then plunged it straight into the floor.
“There’s a lot of sky too.”
Gais muttered.
At that time, something strange appeared on the opposite side of the desert.
Four arms rose above the sand.
A snake-like body followed and rose.
They were Gorgon warriors.
Countless little snakes were writhing in their heads.
Your arms moved at the same time.
Window.
Sword.
Song too.
hook.
Each weapon came flying from a different direction.
Gais did not step back.
I spilled the first window with a shield.
The second black body bent down and dodged.
The moment the third song’s melody passed, I put on my spear.
Kang!
The weapons collided.
I spun my body just like that.
Swish!
The spear formed a large circle.
Gorgon’s four arms were pushed forward all at once.
“What’s the point of having many arms
At that moment—
Kwaaang!
A huge tail flew from beside it.
Gais raised his shield.
Bang!
How many meters was the body pushed back.
Standing before it was the giant Scorpionius.
Only the tail is tens of meters.
Green liquid dripped from the tip of the poison needle.
Gais looked down at the shield.
Smoke rose, stained with venom.
“……Even poison."
Scopius charged.
Gais ran just the same.
The moment they grow closer
Swish!
He shifted his body to the side.
A giant claw passed by.
I pushed the spear through that gap.
Crack!
The carapace split.
However, Scorpius did not fall.
Instead, it raised its tail high.
The poison needle headed toward Gais.
At that moment, the tree roots of Dryard broke through the ground and rose.
Crackling!
I grabbed the tail.
Gais laughed.
"Good."
Electricity gathered at the edge of the window.
Jiggly...…
And then he threw it just like that.
Kwaaaang!
The current passed through the entire sculpin.
Scorpionius collapsed onto the sand.
But the desert did not grow quiet.
Rather, from even deeper places
Kuuuuuuuuung……
A tremendous sound echoed.
The sand dunes split at the same time.
Gaisuga slowly lifted his head.
This time, it wasn’t Kless Beetle either.
It wasn’t even Scorpius.
It wasn’t even Ramaha.
A gigantic bone was rising beneath the desert.
A bone rose up like a cliff.
And one more after that.
And finally
A gigantic king-bone shell monster appeared.
A form in which the entire body is fused with the bones of an ancient creature and a giant crab shell.
Small desert monsters were parasitizing on its back.
The claws opened.
Even inside, the small teeth kept moving.
Dryard said quietly.
That...… It's a kind that isn't even in the forest
Gais grabbed the spear tighter.
"It must be there because it's the desert."
The king bone shell lowered its body.
And
I charged.
The sand exploded on both sides.
Gais also ran forward.
Electricity gathered in the shield.
The window was wrapped in wind.
Jiggly-ting, whirring!
"Come."
Two massive beings collided head-on.
Kwaaaahhh!!
The entire desert shook with a shock.
And beyond the dunes in the distance—
Another huge shadow slowly rose.
This time, the sand itself was moving