Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 2257

This domain was a desert, and it was not long before sweat began to bead at Wilbur's forehead. The ground began to rumble just as he raised a hand to flick his sweat away. A huge black scorpion rose up from the sand beneath Wilbur's feet.

Wilbur caught his balance, steadying himself on his feet. Compared to the scorpion, Wilbur was the size of an ant. It was not long before the scorpion seemed to notice Wilbur's presence and quickly spun around. It raised its tail, aiming it at Wilbur before striking.

Wilbur leaped out of the way at once. He saw the sand on the side move, followed by a gigantic lizard emerging from the shifting sands. The lizard crawled onto the scorpion's back and flicked its tongue out to catch Wilbur.

Wilbur slid to the side, then retreated a dozen or so steps backward. Just as he was doing so, the scorpion struck again, but this time its tail pierced right through the lizard's tongue.

Black venom spread across the lizard's originally-pink tongue, and it was not long before the lizard turned completely black.

The lizard tried to struggle but died soon after. The scorpion tore the lizard's belly wide open, filling the air with the stench of blood. In the next second, the sand beneath began to rumble once more.

Following that, dozens of scorpions emerged. They scuttled toward the lizard and ate all of it up within a minute.

However, the scorpion was too big, and its shell was too thick for a single thunder spear to deal significant damage. Wilbur continued to throw spear after spear, and they continued to explode on the scorpion's back.

Finally, by the 150th thunder spear, the scorpion's back was blown open. The formation core was finally destroyed, and Wilbur was transported back to the bottom of the well.

He let out a long breath, continuing to make his way forward. The next few domains that he ran into were nowhere near as hard as the one with the desert and scorpions, which gave Wilbur a feeling that he had broken the formation core belonging to one of the four corner wells of the city.