Summoners War: Only I Summoned Divine Beasts

Despite all that power, Kun Peng had one more thing as a weapon. It was his body. That was right. His size alone was a powerful weapon that he could take advantage of.

That was why, after killing some aliens under the water, Kun flew to the side, gradually descending.

Once he got the right angle, he dove and used his massive body to crush all the aliens in its path.

A mature class alien and a warrior class alien leaped into the air, trying to strike Kun.

The mature class managed to deflect his trajectory a bit, while the warrior class alien sliced his body.

However, compared to Kun’s massive size, this injury was nothing.

Kun simply fell on top of hundreds of aliens, flattening at least two hundred aliens in an instant.

Still, the moment he descended to the ground, other aliens started to attack, causing other injuries to his body. Even with Nathan shooting them down, the number of aliens was simply impossible to suppress.

As a result, Kun flapped and launched himself back into the air before flying away.

Of course, Anubis was the first one to respond, considering he had to heal Kun.

“You’re good, Kun. Let’s do it multiple times. Kill as many aliens as possible.”

“Yes, Master.” Kun agreed without hesitation.

“Still, are you going to be fine after this? It’s painful, no? Even though Anubis can heal you, the pain is still there.”

“Don’t worry, Master. Because of my huge body, my nerve is not a superficial wound can reach.” Kun assured Nathan. “I can do this again and again. As long as I don’t lose enough blood, it should be fine.”

“Sorry for making you do this.” Nathan smiled wryly.

“That’s fine. You’ve gone to great lengths to summon me, so it’s time for me to work hard.”

Nathan and Kun felt like they were sharing each other’s burden. Anubis felt like a partner, while Fenrir, Nidhogg, and Jinwu were Nathan’s children. On the other hand, Kun sounded as if he was Nathan’s mount.

However, this partner of his interrupted their bonding period by stating coldly, “I know you guys are having fun, but please don’t do that carelessly. Your giant body is hard even for me to heal.

“Healing even one of your wounds requires more ena. Even that wound inflicted by the warrior class alien requires over a hundred times more ena than healing a normal human. Your size is simply too big for me to heal, so be careful.”

“…” Nathan and Kun froze. They might have gotten too much fun from this.

“I guess we can’t do that again, Master. I’m sorry.”

“No. It’s fine.” Nathan nodded. “Besides, we should be fine a couple more times, right, Anubis?”

“Did you hear what I just said?” Anubis snarled but still added, “Two more. That’s the limit. More than that, I might end up using so much ena that I won’t have enough to keep the casualty minimum here. Unless that’s what you want, then two is the limit.”

Nathan smiled. “Thanks. I know I can rely on you, Anubis. Let’s go, Kun!”

“Yes, Master!” Kun hurriedly turned around and used his massive body to smash a couple of hundred aliens.

As Anubis said, the wound he suffered was simply too big. The blood spilling from his body was too much. It could even fill up the pool where he trained previously.

After killing more than seven hundred aliens, Kun finally retreated as Anubis did his best to heal the wounds.

Nathan noticed that Anubis had used up 50% of his ena just from healing Kun. If he continued, he would be out of ena in just another three attempts.

Of course, Anubis had the lowest amount of ena among his familiars, so that was also a factor. If he had more ena, he could probably heal Kun more times.

At the same time, Kun would definitely grow in size as Nathan fed him ena. In other words, the number of times Anubis could heal would probably remain the same even if he had more ena in the future.

It was enough to let Nathan know what kind of strategy he could use in the future, especially when he went alone. If he recklessly used Anubis’ ena, he might end up getting surrounded by aliens while Anubis was busy recovering his ena.

However, Kun was still not done.

“Master. May I try something else?” Kun asked.

“Hmm? What are you planning to do?” Nathan raised his eyebrows.

“I will kill some flying beasts with this technique. It’s similar to what I shot from my blowhole, but this time, I’m planning to use solids to attack. There is a small rift over there. Can you destroy it for me?” Kun asked.

“!!!” Nathan was surprised at first and checked the small chunk of rock above sticking out of the sea surface. Its structure was similar to an exposed coral reef, but it was sticking up like a sea stack.

Although he didn’t really want to destroy much, Lena should understand, since this was for the city.

He formed his Artillery and blasted this chunk of rock into pieces.

Kun sped up and swallowed the falling rock together with some water.

Then, he flew up and pointed his blowhole toward the flying aliens. After that, he released his water, carrying the shattered rocks.

“Oh?!” Nathan found it very similar to his gun. The rocks were like the bullets, while the water was the gas or gunpowder to release those rocks.

The rocks rained down on the aliens. The bigger rocks smashed or even destroyed the alien’s body upon impact. The sheer number of rocks alone allowed Kun to kill more than anyone else in the area.

And even if he missed, those rocks would fall down and hit the aliens below.

Nathan realized that he might have summoned Kun under special circumstances like Jinwu, but just like Jinwu, Kun’s power exceeded his expectations. With him, exploring the alien territory alone would be much safer and more rewarding.