The Greatest Beast Tamer of Earth



When he was filled with grief and anger, three strange pillars appeared around him, And multiple chains appeared that held him in place. Soon, five Chakram blades covered in Ice appeared, and Aura started dancing around, attacking his whole body. At the same time, multiple explosions took place around the Area.

Multiple Ice Spikes appeared from the water's surface and pierced the opponents. Next, multiple explosions took place and froze the Area. A boy with two swords flashed using 'Sword Dash' and eliminated the ones still surviving the moment the enraged lizardman commander was freed.

The tall giant appeared with his body filled with cuts; even in this condition, he was able to move. His enraged eyes looked at his surroundings. He saw the bodies of his loyal soldiers floating on the water. Some had been severed into parts, while others were frozen in Ice.

His reptilian eyes then smelled and found the perpetrator, the one who had made him lose everything precious to him. He was standing on a branch of a tree with a smile on his face. The lizardman was not able to control himself.

He charged at him and attacked the tree with his claw. 'Crash,' the next moment the tree fell. Rishi jumped down multiple chains following him. He pointed his hand at his opponent. The chains combined and created a giant hand appeared that punched at the opponent.

'Roar'

The lizardman released a roar, and a yellow Aura appeared around him. The Area around him transformed into giant pillars. He jumped on them, and the earth element covered his hand. The scales around his body transformed and became bigger and more vibrant.

The two punches met, 'boom,' a shockwave was released that created a storm. The force released was such that the trees around it blew apart, the body of the lizardman shook, and the giant hand in front of him burst into pieces of the chain before disappearing.

He saw the boy flying in the air before him; he had four wings behind him. The upper ones were long, while the ones below were shorter. He still had the same cocky smile on his face. His eyes shone with violet. Next, a circular ring appeared eight meters away from him. He said, "Let's see how many you can take."

Hundreds of chains appeared the next moment and created four hands. They all attacked the opponent at the same time. The lizardman pulled out a pillar and threw it at Rishi. Rishi easily dodged it. The lizard man stomped with full power, and the pillars around him shot into the air. He then jumped up, dodging the attacks of the hands, and started throwing multiple pillars at Rishi.

He was thinking about taking out the sorcerer first, which was the right approach; the only problem was that his opponent's expertise was dodging. With 'sixth sense' and extreme Focus' activated, his opponent dodged each attack; sometimes he just moved a little, while other times he teleported inside the zone.

A look of disbelief appeared on the monster's face, and then three hands reached it. One held him while two punched him; Rishi had to admit this guy was tough. Only a few of his scales had broken, and he was about to escape by breaking his chains.

"Let's end it; I can't make Kajal wait any longer." The other two hands caught one of his hands and pulled them back to break them, but the man's body was strong; it was tough. Rishi controlled the fish and brooded him on the water; the fish charged at him and started devouring him.

But this was only half a success; the scales were so strong that even many fish lost their teeth. "This bastard," said Rishi. He looked at him angrily; his purple eyes glowed red, and soon a giant vertical red eye appeared behind him. As soon as the eyes of the monster met with them, even his will weakened, and he lost control of his mind for a moment.

His skills broke, and he appeared in normal form. He soon broke out of it, but he saw a giant Spear with its tip covered in Dark Crystalized Aura hovering over his head. He released a cry; his body bent backward, and he became lost. No signs of life could be detected in him.

"How would I Kill these bastards if all of them are this tough? Look at my state; I will need to use the 'cleanse' spell again." He cleaned himself before looking at the corpses. "Their eyes are precious; I should also extract them while extracting Dragonblood."

All of them had 300 ml of dragonblood, while the commander had only 100 ml, but it was thicker and more concentrated. "Oh, so he wasn't completely useless after all," said Rishi with a smile. Next, he burned all the corpses and collected the ore found by his fish.

"Go look for more," he commanded them before leaving. He had asked Nimo to lead them to collect more ores.

He used his 'Chakram Art' and tore through everything in his path. A chakram appeared as a flash and stopped before a particular branch of a tall tree.

Black smoke came out of it and turned into a human. Rishi opened the door and entered. Kajal was waiting for him, and a relieved expression appeared on her face when she saw him, which soon turned a little angry.

"Why are you late?" she asked, looking at him suspiciously.

"I was caught up in an unexpected situation," replied Rishi with a smile.

She approached him and encircled him. A blue glow could be seen in her eyes. "You are lying again. Why are there traces of blood and mud in your clothes?"

Rishi looked into her eyes with a surprised expression. He couldn't believe she caught him. He coughed, saying, "You are misunderstanding me, Kajal; these are clothes I have been using for days; there might be traces of yesterday."

"Another lie; I can sense some fresh traces of Magic. I am a mage; I know my stuff." She looked at him in anger before a worried expression appeared on her face. "You didn't go after those lizardmen, right? You promised me."

Rishi sighed "I did, but I didn't break your promise intentionally; I was caught up in the situation where I had no other choice."

They didn't talk much after this little fight; they only talked about the task they needed to do. Rishi saw that Kajal was mad at him and decided to apologize. He could only hope for her mood to improve tomorrow.