Jim just wanted to control her because he knows of her weak willpower. But Odin is amazed by her destructive power. It's like one professional admiring the work of another.

This guy casually confirmed that monsters are ageless and very resistent to infections. Does this means microorganisms just had not enough power in the dungeon? Or is it a exaxeration because the really deathly diseases are rare? Also monsters might become much more powerful then humans or normal animals, but at the same time they are over dependent on mana and have to go deeper and deeper with every tier until they are trapped there.

But is the colony not at war with the Kar'armodo and hostile to the golgari? Surely we should remove them from the tour for now.

Well, even if she can not see them clearly, she can still feel them. Except they are made out of energy or a snail or flying of course. She always was like a yellyfish on land - maybe add some mana toxins to her build?

That's Suprisingly wholesome. Does this means he will focus on support and healing?

Wow, the Krath are more civilized then I thought. Not only did they manage to suppress they aggressive nature and develop technology, they are also very efficient in getting rid of useless members. I like them, it's rare to see so advanced snails.

Is crisis not able to work some magic on her own or just use some rocks?

Oh no, they have giant toads. One of the natural enemies of any insect. But then again, anthony had killed the mother of all crocodiles before.

How sweet, they fought fire with another fire.

I wonder if he could use force or space mana to move away from a gravity bomb quickly - or make him immune to his own magic with a mutation.

Even when they only employ a few dozen of them - the cost in time, biomass and cores will be massive.

If these Krath are nomadic it will be very difficult to chase them down. We need more information. What do they look like, how are they organized, what are they capeable of?

How about the good old spear? Or just crush it between rocks. Timr to build traps for cases like this.

I guess it makes sense that the monsters of the fifth stratum have a high mana resistance. How else would they still be alive? Anthony could actually learn a lot from them.

I his old life he was a human boy. But sadly he starved to death (or at least think so), so he was reborn as female (worker) ant. Now ant society works way different then humanity. A male ant would had not this much freedom and drastically reduced lifespan.

I think it would be more useful to inject mana eating acid into his opponents since most of them already have the ability to control mana themself.

Doesn't the acid already blocks the movement of the target by hardening out after a while?

I wonder how they exchange currency into monster cores. Since they come in different sizes, rareness and levels.

He is still an ant, not the overmind reviving death zerebrats. After his next evolution maybe ;)

Now, set up a sugar trade operation and you have enough money for generations to come.