All Chapters of Primal Hunter: Volume 2: Chapter 41
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From the Myst They Came
Jake couldn’t help but be disappointed in the Minotaur. He had felt it invade his mind as he struggled to fight off the energy. He couldn’t move, and he’d just stood there, less than fifteen meters separating him and the monster.His sphere had made him aware of the outside world, but nothing more. Yet inwardly, he’d also felt… something.Half an hour had passed like that, the two having a battle of the mind. Well, it was more Jake in a bit of a haze, slowly fighting off the mental energy and the damn Minotaur trying to find a weakness to exploit.It was all just a shame. Jake believed he could have actually had a good fight with the D-rank. He was faster, but it was stronger and had its mental magic to at least throw him off here and there. And while its body wasn’t that resilient, its Vitality was high for sure.The wounds caused by him earlier were mostly healed on the dead body of the Mindchief, just through the passive consumption of health points to heal it. Jake was also pretty
To Pursue Perfection
Phillip stood with his soldiers on the wall, all just staring out onto the absolute massacre unfolding before their eyes. The giant blue Mystbeasts were ripping apart the few surviving bovines, following up on the Mystsong Hawk’s insane magic spell.At first, they had all been impressed by Neil and his party as they engaged the Herd Leader… but it was just hard to compare it to what the D-rank had done. It was an unfair comparison. To begin with… chances were that the party could only handle two or a maximum of three of the Mystbeasts if they all worked together. And it was very doubtful they could kill them. Meanwhile, the Mystsong Hawk could summon ten times that number while also still posing a threat itself.Just as they were all thinking nothing more would happen, something tore through the battlefield, blowing a massive hole into one of the Herd Leaders. The wound left behind soon started rotting, and it didn’t even have time to move before its head also exploded.More attacks c
Names
“I do feel a bit bad for the man, but you should have seen the expression of defeat on his face when the Mystsong Hawk made its move.” Miranda laughed as she swirled her wine.“D-grades do tend to get a bit more flashy,” Jake agreed, chuckling along. “But I tend to find that scale and power don’t always correspond. The Thunder Roc could make giant lightning attacks, but they barely hurt. Well, hurt a little, but one would think a massive thundercloud did more damage.”“Are all D-grades you’ve met birds? Oh, wait, you mentioned a mushroom.” She grabbed one of the small finger foods from the platter on the table.Jake also took one of the small skewers with grilled meat, quite pleased with the food too. Food didn’t have any right to taste this good, but damn, was it heavenly. Or maybe his tastebuds were just starved from not eating properly for so long. Who knew, and who cared? The food was fantastic.What’s more, he could even feel it help regenerate his stamina and health as he ate it
Baby Hawk
The wheel of time spun as the days passed one by one.Beasts fought, while humans struggled to survive and expand their settlements. A good deal of them battled to claim the many Pylons still scattered across the planet. Every Pylon was far apart, often separated by thousands if not tens of thousands of kilometers.Jacob had taken fourteen days to walk with his entourage to the second-closest Pylon to where he had arrived back on Earth. Granted, he hadn’t rushed, but it was still a vast distance.On day nine of Jake’s alchemy frenzy, he was interrupted as he got a notification that wasn’t about a successful craft or a new level gained.Announcement to all Nobles: 10 Pylons of Civilization have now been claimed. Once 100 Pylons are claimed, the World Congress will automatically form.Jake stared at it for a few seconds before shrugging and turning back to his cauldron. Miranda unsurprisingly came in later that day. They talked a bit, but as it was more of a forewarning than anything el
Fists of Fury
Carmen dodged the attack as she vaulted backward, a few strands of her long hair still caught by the sharp claws of the beast. With her back bent like she was trying to win the world championship of limbo, her stance was a bit awkward as another claw descended toward her body.In an impossible move, her entire body swayed to the side as if she didn’t have any bones. Simultaneously, she pushed off the ground with her hand and landed a solid kick on the three-meter-tall, bear-like beast in front of her.The beast barely reacted to the attack, but it allowed her to create some distance between them. She was breathing heavily, with several wounds already covering her body. All of them were healing at a near-visible rate, but she was still far from in optimal condition.Her opponent was a bear-like creature that, in retrospect, looked more like a werebear. In actuality, though, it was a sloth.[Slothful Warden – lvl ???]It was the final boss of her tutorial, a being she had failed to reac
Methods of Improvement
Jake saw Miranda leave and reentered the lodge to continue his work. It was a nice break to get once in a while when she came by, and he often got something quite valuable out of it too. Today, he had gotten the idea of actually using the city to his advantage.The issues of upgrading his Touch of the Malefic Viper and Sense of the Malefic Viper had been bothering him more than before these last few days. Especially after he had reached level 80 in his profession only a few hours prior and gained the next incredibly powerful stat-granting skill.It hadn’t taken him long to decide between Fang and Pride. His encounter with the Minotaur Mindchief had made him aware of how weak he was against any kind of mental attack, even if the fight had been on the easy side for him.He feared he would encounter something stronger, as the memory of briefly considering the Mindchief a “friend” still haunted him. What if it had been permanent? Or lasted far longer? What if he had been with actual frien
Just Getting a Few Samples
Jake walked through the cave again, the first time in quite a while. He was heading for the biodome with the Indigo Fungus, ignoring anything on the way. He was just there for a few samples… but he wanted to test a few things if he was there anyway.He wanted to test how effective the poison mist from his Wings of the Malefic Viper was and to try and fight the mushroom a bit. He had already made a dozen bottles of common-rarity fungicide, and he wanted to test the effect of those too.Heck… maybe he could even kill it without the need to create an uncommon-rarity poison. In that case, he could switch to making a better Necrotic Poison or something like that. He sure as hell wouldn’t complain about one less massive blue mushroom in the world.When the entrance to the biodome was within sight, he already began scouting inside. He didn’t see any movement, so maybe he had come just after feeding time. Assuming the mushroom was still doing its lure-and-kill strategy.He had felt the mana-l
Important Jobs
Jake felt an itch on his right side that he just couldn’t scratch. The kind that felt like it was just below the skin. It woke him up as he tried to rub it anyway. But… his arm didn’t move. He finally opened his eyes but found the sight in his right one blurry.Oh… yeah… Jake thought as he remembered what had happened. A quarter of a second. No, even less than that. That was the difference between Jake perfectly avoiding the attack and losing half his body. He moved his left hand and summoned a healing potion.He rolled onto his back and drank the potion down, finally getting a good look at himself through his sphere.The entire right side of his body was gone. In fact… if the human heart hadn’t been slightly to the left, his heart would have been sheared away. He hadn’t been as lucky when it came to his head, however. While his head had regenerated already, his hair hadn’t, making him aware of how extensive the damage was.A large part of his head had been gone… a good part of his br
Divine Influence
Jake had to admit that it was actually quite impressive to have so many talks with Miranda without ever bringing up the subject of gods. He had honestly just come to assume everyone knew about gods being a real, tangible thing. Maybe his view on the topic was a bit skewed, though. Just maybe.So when Miranda came to his lodge for their weekly meetup, and she brought up the topic, Jake just listened as she ranted a bit about someone wanting a temple. Apparently, a follower of some god had come, and Jake’s first question was upon hearing this was:“Oh, who?”Which got a perplexed look from Miranda, who clearly hadn’t expected that to be his first question.“What do you mean?” she asked.“The name of the god. Or title—a lot of them prefer to go by titles over their actual names, I heard…” Miranda just looked more and more confused. He didn’t help the situation by casually rubbing the belly of the bird on his head.“I… didn’t get a name… Do you know something I don’t, about this so-called
Progress For Everyone!
Miranda returned to the office building as if nothing had happened. In reality, only a few moments had passed, but to her, it had been several hours while she had been whisked away into the realm of three gods.She sat in her chair in a daze, trying to comprehend everything. A few days ago, she’d seen Kenneth as a fanatic for believing in some new god that she believed to be made up. Now, she had just come from a meeting with three freaking gods. From what she’d gathered from Jake, gods weren’t that special, but just people who’d reached a really high level… But those women didn’t feel like people anymore. Not at all.They were utterly terrifying. Miranda had felt like she couldn’t do anything but agree to everything they said, no matter how nice they seemed. It had been like talking with a gun constantly pressed to her skull, and no matter how much the person holding the gun insisted it wasn’t loaded and they weren’t going to shoot… it still felt like she had a fucking gun pressed ag