"Talokan Rises!" As the Talokan people roared, Namo gave the order to attack, and the Talokan soldiers charged.
To be honest, Talokan has been established for many years. Although Namo usually trains his own army, they have lived underwater for hundreds of years with no enemies threatening them. So their combat quality was just that: put on Vibranium equipment and charge.
The strong Talokan soldiers all charged with Vibranium spears. Some faster Talokan soldiers used underwater mine launchers, firing the polyhedral grenades they brought towards Noah. There were also many Talokan mind controllers, who all activated their powers against Noah, trying to interfere with him. After giving the order, Namo also charged again. He knew Noah's strength well; if he didn't lead the charge, his soldiers would suffer heavy losses.
Noah felt a slight tingling on his scalp. It wasn't fear, but rather the mental attack from the enemy's mind controllers. However, their mental power was merely a drizzle to Noah. How could the minds of mortals compare to an ancient demon? Noah concentrated his mind, and his powerful mental energy counterattacked along the opponent's mental assault. Before the mind controllers could see their enemy controlled, they discovered a terrifying mental attack incoming. In a daze, they seemed to see a terrifying demon baring its teeth and pouncing on them, causing them to shriek before being overwhelmed by Noah's immense mental power and fainting.
Turning to the front, what first assailed Noah were the bombs fired by the ranged units. Many polyhedral grenades pierced through the Water, heading towards Noah. The moment the bombs approached Noah, they all exploded. A massive amount of Water erupted from the polyhedral bombs, blasting the seabed around Noah, sending sand flying. This was the only weapon Talokan displayed in the movie. In Talokan's invasion of Wakanda, the glass that Namo couldn't pierce with a Vibranium spear was shattered by a few of these bombs, showing their power.
After the bombs exploded, the erupting Water was distinctly different from the seawater. This Water spread at the explosion site, clouding everyone's vision. The Talokan people were all watching the scene at the center of the explosion, wanting to see the enemy's condition. Even the charging Talokan people slowed down.
Just then, a change occurred at the center of the explosion. The Water that had erupted from the polyhedral bombs actually began to contract. As this special Water began to contract, the area also started to clear up. Noah stood there completely unharmed, seemingly without even moving his feet. In his hand, a Water ball was suspended, and the Water from the scattered bombs was slowly condensing into it.
"Good technology, but it has no effect on me." Noah looked at the Water ball in his hand. The Water that exploded from the bombs was not ordinary Water. Could this be the crystallization of Talokan's technology? After all, it seemed to be their only technological weapon.
The Talokan people opposite Noah, seeing that the enemy had not been defeated by their bombs, began to speed up their charge again. Although it felt like they had been charging constantly, only a dozen seconds had passed between the start of the battle and the bomb's explosion.
Seeing this, Noah squeezed the hand holding the Water ball. The condensed Water ball shattered, splitting into tiny Water droplets. Noah released magic and infused it into each droplet. Before everyone's eyes, those Water droplets began to change.
After the Water ball scattered and Noah infused it with magic, the Water droplets began to grow larger and distort. The other Water droplets also underwent this strange transformation. These Water droplets scattered on the path of the advancing Talokan people. When those people saw them, they quickly stopped their advance. They paddled their legs, hovering in the Water.
The transformation continued. After the Water droplets expanded, they began to take shape. Each Water droplet was sculpted into the form of a small merman with a large head and small body, three pairs of ears behind its head, and holding a trident. Water surged within their bodies. That's right, Noah had sculpted these Water droplets into the likeness of a Tidal Trickster.
After all the mermen formed, they began to charge towards the Talokan soldiers. The Talokan people, their faces filled with terror, never expected their bombs could turn into such things, and now they were attacking them. However, they weren't completely panicked and began to resist the attacks of the little mermen.
But as soon as they engaged, the Talokan people realized something was wrong. They swung their spears, thrusting at the opponents, but the sharp Vibranium spears did not give the familiar tactile sensation. Instead, they passed through the opponents' bodies as if piercing air. These little mermen were sculpted from Water and were actually immune to their physical attacks. But what made them even more despairing was that when the opponent's tridents struck, they could effectively cause damage. One Talokan person thought the opponent's trident was also made of Water and would have no effect, just like when he tried to stab them. But after the trident passed through his arm, he knew his idea was very foolish.
Our attacks have no effect, but the enemy's attacks are effective. How can we fight like this? The Talokan soldiers were in misery, only able to passively defend with their shields in this duel. Namo, who was at the very front, was a priority target for the Water mermen, with five little mermen besieging him.
Namo was currently in a tough fight. He dodged a few times, avoiding the tridents of the encircling mermen. Namo counterattacked, but it was ineffective; the spear merely slid through the merman's Water body, and the separated Water quickly rejoined. Namo was a bit anxious; he hadn't even reached the main opponent yet, and he was already blocked. Namo once again created distance. He called to the Talokan people guarding the Water bombs in the rear: "Use the bombs! Blow up these monsters!"
The distant Talokan people heard Namo's command and began to retrieve grenades from the net bags hanging beneath the orcas, distributing them among their teammates. After loading up with grenades, they began to swim towards the front lines of the battle. They also called all the orcas to swim forward.
"Get out of the way!"
A Talokan person was frantically defending against the merman's attack when he heard someone shouting behind him. He quickly looked back and saw one of his comrades swimming towards him with a pile of grenades, making a motion to throw one. He immediately understood the other's intention. After once again blocking the merman's attack, he pushed off and swam backward. At the same time, a grenade flew over, directly hitting the merman. The grenade exploded immediately upon entering the merman's body. The merman, shaped from Water, was directly dispersed by the bomb's explosion. Then, under the gaze of the two Talokan people, the merman finally did not reform.
In the battles of the other Talokan people, using grenades also repeatedly yielded miraculous results. In Namo's eyes, the situation began to improve.
"Not bad, quite capable." Noah still stood in his original position, next to the Vibranium mine, hands clasped over his large belly, watching the battle. He actually wanted to cross his arms, but his belly was too big and his arms too short, so he could only clasp his hands.
Seeing the little mermen being blown apart, Noah wasn't anxious. Instead, he stretched out both hands and once again released a large amount of magic. The Talokan soldiers, who were using Water bombs to defeat the little mermen one by one, discovered that the Water masses from the recently exploded mermen had changed again. Mixed with the Water from the new Water bombs they threw, they began to reshape. And this time, the little mermen were larger than before. This scene immediately made them panic.
Some panicked Talokan soldiers threw Water bombs at the little mermen again, but this time it didn't have the same effect as before. Instead, after the bombs exploded in the mermen's bodies, the resulting Water made the mermen even larger. This scene filled them with despair. The current little mermen were even more powerful than before.
Noah watched Namo and the Talokan people in their bitter struggle, finding it thoroughly entertaining. Watching his sculpted Water element mermen battle others gave him a feeling of playing a 3D strategy game. However, he felt it was time to end this battle, and Noah opened Tahm Kench's large mouth.
That gaping maw was like an abyss. Countless amounts of Water, along with the fighting Water mermen, were pulled in by the gravitational force from Noah's large mouth and then swallowed by the abyssal maw. It was unknown how much Water was swallowed in such a short time, but Noah's belly remained completely unchanged, as if that large mouth was not connected to the belly of this giant catfish, but rather to a terrifying, bottomless abyss.
The Talokan soldiers and Namo, who had just been fighting the Tidal Trickster, now stopped their combat stances and instead began to resist the sudden terrifying suction.
They flapped their arms and legs, swimming desperately in the opposite direction from Noah, because they saw the enormous mouth madly devouring seawater and everything in its path, and fear filled their hearts.
The whale mount brought by Talokan was also scared and fled, and the grenades that the Talokan people had tied to the whale's body were now pulled in by the suction.
However, just as they were about to be exhausted, the terrifying suction suddenly disappeared; it turned out that Noah had already closed his mouth.
But before they could celebrate not being eaten, Noah had already begun his next move.
"Try this," Noah said.
After using Tahm Kench's Abyssal Maw to devour countless seawater and Tidal Tricksters, Noah opened his mouth wide again.
In the terrified eyes of the Talokan people, the terrifying suction did not reappear.
This time, there was no suction in Noah's mouth; instead, he spat out a massive amount of seawater, seawater mixed with Tahm Kench's magic.
Large streams of seawater gushed out from Noah's mouth, beginning to form into a giant Water Tahm Kench.
Ultimately, in the horrified eyes of the Talokan people, a hundred-meter-tall Water Tahm Kench appeared before them.
Noah waved his hand, and the giant Tahm Kench, formed by magic, immediately opened his hands and mouth, pouncing towards the crowd.
Seeing this terrifying scene, Namo quickly dodged, and the soldiers frantically fled.
However, the giant Tahm Kench, despite its enormous size, gave a slow impression, but its actual speed was very fast, directly crushing through the crowd like a heavy battle tank, instantly knocking away hundreds of soldiers.
Then, under Noah's command, the giant Tahm Kench waved his arms; with each swing of his massive arms, he could hit several Talokan soldiers.
The attacked Talokan soldiers were sent flying across the seabed, and finally, under Noah's control, Tahm Kench exploded among the crowd, transforming into balls of magical water that scattered towards the crowd.
The Talokan soldiers hit by the water balls were all severely injured and unconscious, sinking down to the seabed beach.
This strike directly incapacitated about ninety percent of the soldiers Talokan had brought; the remaining people also fled in panic due to Noah's immense power.
Namo looked at this scene and felt utter despair; the opponent's power was too great.
It turned out that at the beginning, he was just playing with him and wasn't serious at all.
After becoming serious this time, the entire Talokan couldn't even withstand a single blow from the opponent.
"Hmm, not bad," Noah said, looking at his results, and contentedly stroked his two whiskers.
He only temporarily possessed Tahm Kench's power but didn't have much memory of how to use it.
This might be the difference between a trial card and a complete hero template.
For these moves, he could only DIY them himself, but it didn't matter; his power was overwhelming the opponent.
Even if he just directly released his magic, he could crush these people into dust.
However, Noah was not here to go on a killing spree; after all, he and the other party didn't have any major grievances, and he was here to take things.
If he also killed people, that would be too much.
Noah again released a large amount of magic; the seawater in front of him began to surge, forming waves that crushed forward like Impact.
Looking at this catastrophic scene, the Talokan people fled everywhere, and Namo helplessly dropped his arms.
"Stop! You win! Take the Vibranium; I only ask that you spare the people of Talokan!"
Just then, a voice rang out; it was Namo's voice.
Noah looked over; Namo was looking at him with a defeated expression, probably despairing under his powerful strength.
Knowing he couldn't win, for the sake of his people, he also stopped resisting.
Seeing this, Noah dispersed his magic, and the Impact that were about to hit the Talokan people slowly dissipated.
"Oh? Have you come to your senses?" Noah grinned and chuckled.
Actually, he felt he was merciful enough.
For those attacks just now, Noah had controlled the power level very well, at most injuring them severely.
With the Talokan people's recovery ability, they might be up and running again soon.
"Hahaha~ Then I'll accept the Vibranium.
As a trade, I haven't killed a single one of your people, you know~" Noah let out a muffled laugh.
Namo's expression didn't change when he heard it; he just quietly glanced at the fallen Talokan people and saw that, just as Noah had said, their chests were still rising and falling, which greatly relieved him.
Namo had originally thought that the probability of his soldiers surviving such a powerful attack was very low, but he didn't expect that most of them were only injured.
So, after glancing at Noah, he quickly went to gather the remaining Talokan people, and they collectively began to treat the wounded.
After sending Namo away, Noah returned to the Vibranium mine.
He had already scanned the entire Vibranium mine with his mind.
The Vibranium mines on Earth were formed by extraterrestrial meteorites crashing onto Earth.
The Vibranium reserves in Wakanda, according to the information Noah saw online in his previous life, seemed to be over 10,000 tons.
Of course, in Reality, Noah didn't know the exact quantity, but this Vibranium mine couldn't be smaller than the one in Wakanda.
Noah estimated it should also be over 10,000 tons.
After a moment of thought, Noah had already figured out how to take these ores away.
Noah mobilized the magic in his body; a large amount of magic began to surge, and even the seawater around Noah began to vibrate.
As the magic surged, Noah's body actually began to grow larger and larger.
Namo, who was rescuing his people in the distance, looked towards Noah's direction at the reminder of a nearby soldier.
He saw that the two-meter-tall big catfish was gone, replaced by a giant big catfish several hundred meters in size.
Namo saw this scene and almost thought the other party had gone back on his word, not planning to spare Talokan, and was going to use his group of people to fill his stomach.
However, fortunately, the other party did not make a move.
Noah used magic to make his body enormous.
Tahm Kench is an ancient demon, with various forms, so Noah could use magic to change his body size, giving Noah the feeling of being Ultraman.
Then he began to swim up a distance.
His massive body created huge fluctuations in the surrounding seawater as he moved, and the distant Talokan people were also swayed by the Impact.
After ascending a distance, Noah began to turn his body and swim down, opening his Abyssal Maw and biting towards the Vibranium.
That's right, he was going to swallow the Vibranium into his belly.
The giant catfish crashed onto the seabed, stirring up a large amount of sand, making it impossible to see the scene within.
Noah had already swallowed the entire area, including the Vibranium ore vein.
He picked his teeth with the middle finger of three fingers, then spat out a small piece of Vibranium ore vein.
Of course, 'small piece' was relative to Noah's current body; the spat-out Vibranium ore vein crashed onto the ground.
"I'll leave this small piece for you," Noah said.
Noah estimated this piece of Vibranium should be around several hundred tons.
When Noah scanned the ore, he estimated the original completeness of the entire ore vein, thereby deducing that Talokan seemed to have only used a few hundred tons of ore in the past few hundred years.
So he would leave a few hundred tons for them, enough for them to use for another few hundred years.
He wouldn't do things to the extreme; giving them some ore didn't bother Noah much, after all, he had just taken all their ore.
Namo remained silent, only continuing his efforts to rescue the soldiers.
In this battle, their Talokan had failed.
Upon returning, he would have to consider how to appease his people.
Should he thank Noah for the ore he left them?
He didn't have Stockholm Syndrome; he wouldn't thank others after being victimized, so he remained silent about it.
Noah had already started to shrink.
He was already planning to go back and settle the A-Level Task.
This A-Level Task was truly a welfare match; he not only obtained a large amount of Vibranium but also gained the reward for the A-Level Task.
He really made a fortune.
After Noah's body shrunk, Namo seemed to know that Noah was planning to leave.
He turned to Noah and shouted, "What exactly is your identity!"
Noah looked at the other party, magic surging around him, and said in Tahm Kench's tone, "The World is a river, and I am his king.
You can call me, the River King."
Noah opened his hands, and everyone present heard the sound of a rushing river.
They were very shocked, as they could hear the sound of a river underwater, making them think they were hallucinating.
"The river will devour everything, but fortunately, your names will not be forgotten today, hahahaha~"
Amidst Noah's muffled laughter, an illusory river appeared on the seabed, extending from behind Noah.
The distant crowd quickly avoided it, looking at the river appearing beside them, exchanging glances.
Noah picked up Lissandra, who had been idle for a long time, and leaped into the river.
The distant Talokan people, seeing that this demon had left, all breathed a sigh of relief.
The illusory river slowly disappeared, leaving only the lingering rumbling sounds of the river.