The Monster Girl’s Evolution

the broken hull of the ship and began to consider how to resolve the battle.

Taking advantage of the gap in the explosion, he quickly walked to the opening where the explosion had occurred.
He opened his palm and summoned a magic staff into his hand.
Then he chanted a spell and an ice ball with a diameter of one meter condensed in front of him.

“Go.”

With a soft voice, the ball of ice instantly shot out and concentrated on the skeleton ship in front of him.

With a loud sound, the side of the ship was immediately destroyed.
The moment the ball of ice was embedded into the ship’s body, another intense explosion occurred.
Then, all kinds of ice shards shot out like bullets, hitting different parts of the ship.
Even small waves were shot out from the water.

“Oh!”

Some of the crew members cheered, because the bishop’s move had caused serious damage to the other side.

At this time, the skeletons on the ship were still hurriedly loading, the movement of the Undead Insect was very efficient.
The disadvantage was that the skeletons themselves were not good at such complicated things, and could fire faster than the other side.
It was already very difficult.

The second round of cannon fire made the flagship of the sailing ship shake violently.
Lo Ya began to make the low-damage battleship No.
1 retreat, preparing to meet at the bow of the ship for close combat.

After the two sides fired another wave of cannon fire, a few ropes extended from the front of the Battleship Insect.
The upper end of the sailboat was built, and then the two sides collided.
The thing that was wrapped in a metal sheet on the opposite side was clearly a little more fierce, causing the Battleship Insect to roll its eyes.

The skeletons carried the beetles and jumped out of the deck, running towards the enemy’s warship.

There were many cracks on the broken deck, and the beetles fell down along the cracks.
There were several explosions.
The captain had used up all his combat power in the consecutive explosions and died.
The bishop used the Magic Shield to block the continuous bullets and shock waves.

After the skeletons threw the cannonballs, they all jumped onto the ship.
There were more than 60 of them in total.

When the skeletons jumped down and saw the strong enemy, they threw the explosive bugs.
As for the opponents that they could defeat, they would use their own Strength to engage in close combat.

A few of the skeletons were equipped with human swords and weapons as they slashed at the crew members on the opposite side.
Basically, blood splashed like waves.
Many Black Iron Level crew members finally understood what it meant to have strong bones.
They were clearly opponents of the same level.
However, in close combat, no matter how hard they tried, they couldn’t break the opponent’s bones.

Lo Ya realized that the enemy’s ship could no longer fire, so she let her First Grade Battleship Insect approach from a few hundred meters away.

Arriving at the enemy ship’s side, she nimbly ran forward along the rope, and directly jumped into the enemy ship’s cabin, landing in front of the bishop who was slaughtering the Undead Insects.

The enlarged illusion and environment displayed her transformed legs, and her appearance became that of a human girl.

The bishop’s expression was slightly surprised, his slightly enlarged pupils and raised eyebrows, hinting at his appreciation of this girl’s appearance.

“How about you surrender?” Lo Ya asked directly, “Although you are a Space Level expert, you are not a match for me.
Furthermore, you have already used up a lot of your spiritual power.”

Lo Ya did not know if the opponent had a Third Grade or Fourth Grade skill.
As long as she discovered that the opponent was showing signs of using the Magic, she would unleash her Chain Fire Dragon even if the ship exploded.

The bishop was silent for a moment.
He looked at the fewer and fewer sailors in the distance.
Finally, he squatted down and placed his staff on the ground.

His actions were very obvious.

“Very well, have the crew surrender” Lo Ya smiled.

This was the Grand Priest.
Although she didn’t know who the captain was, her intuition told her that this old man was the one with the highest status in the ship.