Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God-Chapter 1202 - 667 Secret Hunting Sect_2

This is an overpowering force.

As for the Forest Wolf, Forest Panther, or Ferocious Tiger, many times, Gaven doesn’t use the War Ravager, but directly employs the Pillaging Destructive Arms, easily grabbing their necks as if picking up a small cat, lifting them up, using them as weapons to attack other enemies, or slamming them hard onto the ground and stepping on them. They basically have no chance of getting up again.

This is an overwhelming dominance in terms of body type. When he transforms into a 3.7-meter tall Giant, and the Pillaging Destructive Arms become Colossal, they are indeed just like oversized cats.

Their attacks on Gaven are not even ticklish, most don’t even breach his defense, and the occasional ones that do only consume the false life. The Vampire’s Touch that is inherently part of the War Ravager’s equipment is not a casting ability but a Special Ability of the equipment. It hasn’t been affected by the Sealing and will extract the life force of every victim it kills to empower Gaven.

Combat Armor, Pillaging Destructive Arms, and War Ravager, the combination of these three Divine Artifacts is simply perfect. Even if equipped on a warrior with only a few Life Dice, they can unleash a battle force comparable to a Quasi-Legendary Warrior. It goes without saying that Gaven himself is a Legendary Warrior.

Once entering actual combat, Gaven realizes that he has underestimated his current combat power. It’s not that he has regained two-thirds of his former Peak State power but rather if his past self at his peak were to face him now, he would be thoroughly smashed.

This is the crushing power of equipment, in his past life, let alone High-Order Artifacts, he had only two sub-divine artifacts, which are incomparable to now.

However, Gaven knows that this one-sided overwhelming dominance won’t last long. These animal Hunters are just appetizers; they don’t even qualify as Meira’s Followers but are merely natives of this forested land, drawn into this hunt by the influence of the True God Meira’s actual dream realm. The real Meira’s Followers have yet to show themselves.

Through his close connection with the land, Gaven senses clearly that many of Meira’s Followers have already caught up. They’re merely intimidated by his formidable martial power and dare not rush forward to face the might of his hammer.

Meira’s Followers do revere the survival of the fittest, but that doesn’t mean they will recklessly challenge those super powerful beings. Gathering a sufficient number of wolves, like a wolf pack, to form a large enough hunting group before launching an attack is the wise choice.

"It seems we’ve been going around in circles, Luna, initiate Corruption Forest Traverse. There’s no need to kill the trees, just leave marks on the ground for us to distinguish," Gaven had not been fleeing aimlessly but was purposefully charging in one direction, attempting to locate the border of this real dream realm.

At the very least, finding the disappeared Luji Town, and regrouping with the people there to learn more about the situation would be good, but after half a day of battling through, Gaven feels they have been going around in circles without concrete evidence, just a pure feeling. Even a dream of the True Gods can’t be too vast, spanning a few kilometers at most, and they’ve already traveled five to six kilometers through slaughter, still deep within the dense forest, without a trace of Lumberjack Trail, Luji Town, and Dedeluke Town, only the abnormal blood moon visible in the sky.

"Your Majesty, how much do you know about Meira’s supreme hunts?" Gaven conversed with the Crown Princess while slaying, seeking the key to breaking through this situation.

The Crown Princess recited as if reading from a textbook: "The supreme hunt is the most infamous sacrificial ritual of the God of the Hunt, and it’s why many people are terrified when talking about him.

Wherever Meira’s Followers are active, there will be victims of this ritual, and every one of his hunting groups needs to conduct at least one supreme hunt every season of the year. fгeewёbnoѵel.cσm

The supreme hunt is a hunting contest that involves all ambulatory members of the Meira sect clergy. They wear boots and headdresses made from the skulls of the beasts they have personally slain, with each person only wielding a simple knife or Meira’s Claws.

Their prey is typically a sapient humanoid, usually a male human, who is released into a forested area governed by the clergy of the Meira sect. If necessary, it could be done in a vast cave system too. The prey can use any non-magic items he can reasonably obtain, and then he gets hunted to death in the name of Meira’s glory.

If the prey escapes the boundaries of the hunt within a day and a night or manages to survive until morning when the sun rises from the horizon, he earns his freedom, will never be hunted like this again, and can ask the Hunting Master for any favor within his power that doesn’t involve the death of a Meira’s Follower.

Usually, the prey is a Druid, and not one of Meira’s Followers. When killed, the victim of the hunt is completely burned to ashes as a feast for Meira."

"What Your Majesty described is just the sacrificial supreme hunt," Gaven adds, "Some of the more good-natured or neutral Beastmen won’t initiate such hunts on their own. However, they will mark enemies who trespass into their territory and carry out a protective supreme hunt or a revenge supreme hunt against their foes. Such hunts often have no time limit, especially the latter, which is relentless and without geographic limitation until death."