The Greatest Beast Tamer of Earth



This news shocked many yet again. It was as if this Blue Skull guy was a walking bomb that exploded occasionally.

The clip of this battle circulated around the university's social media network, attached to his previous achievements. His fame only increased.

People in the city also became curious about him; both his names, Blue Skull, and Rishi Rawat, surprised them differently.

His fighting style was different from other fighters, especially Assains. He fought more like a battle mage, using spells between his battles.

The chain ability became his trademark skill, and how he used it for multiple purposes impressed everyone.

Experts also complained about the snake he created by combining his chains; most said it was unstable and had too many weak points.

However, they also admitted that it didn't look like something perfected by him; he was still learning how to use this form.

How he effortlessly used Spear surprised them yet again; he didn't switch it throughout the fight and was able to fight against someone who used Spear as his main weapon.

If that was not enough, his regeneration was also impressive. However, when combined, these characteristics made no sense to be associated with an assassin.

Rishi ignored everything. He purchased the Ice Elf transformation skill. This was something he had been waiting to learn.

He opened the scroll and started comprehending it. This technique was not complex for someone like him.

However, it required practice. He might need less time than others, but he also couldn't skip the practice part.

He had to meditate and focus on having a picture of an ice elf in his mind; he had to believe that he was an ice elf.

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A week had passed since he started learning this technique, and he had achieved some success. He decided to enter the cultivation room made for ice evaporation.

A boy could be seen sitting with his legs crossed. Around him were four pillars made of Ice.

A magic circle made up of glacial blue could be seen on the floor in the center. Snowflakes moved from one side to another as the cold gust moved.

Amidst this phenomenon, a subtle change appeared in the boy's body. His once-clear skin acquired a delicate, icy hue, glistening in the light.

A shiver of exhilaration coursed through him as his silver hair rose, causing a storm around him. Each strand became as sharp and crystalline as the frozen pears surrounding him.

The sensation was thrilling, like an icy breeze awakening every fiber of his being. White patterns started appearing all over his body.

A crescent moon symbol appeared on his forehead and started shining like a moon; patterns appeared below his eyes like tears that curled to his ears.

His body shook; 'crack' he clenched his hands as they transformed, becoming bigger.

Ears that were normal before became pointy, with their top being made up of Ice. Each breath from his nose made the already-cold surroundings colder.

White patterns representing Ice snaked around his arms and torso, changing his whole body.

He clenched his hand for the first time, and stress could be seen on his forehead. A crack left part of his hair cracked.

A white-colored horn appeared on the left side of his head; it curved like a half-crescent moon covered in veins like strips made up of Glacial Blue.

His eyebrows turned as white as snow from their initial black color. It was as if they also carried the softness of snow with their color.

His eyes were revealed when his lids opened; they looked like a radiating moon in the night sky.

He raised his hands slowly and folded his fingers to check on himself. He noticed the changes.

The next moment, he slowly stood up and noticed he had grown taller. He was now six feet, and as he moved his body, he struggled to replicate the movements his regular body was capable of.

However, he kept trying and soon discovered that he improved the more he practiced. He raised his hand and pointed it toward the floor.

A spear appeared in his hand. It appeared to be stronger than the one he was able to create using the Ice Giant form.

He noticed that he gained stronger ice abilities and control in exchange for his physical strength and defense.

After trying for some more time, he stopped taking a small breath. What he was about to try next was something that made him excited.

He raised his left hand and looked at it. Nothing happened for a while before black smoke appeared from it and turned into a dagger.

A smile surfaced on his face. "I succeeded." One of the major weaknesses of the Ice Giant was its inability to use other elements.

Without shadow element abilities, he just gave his opponent a bigger hit box. People like Amit would have loved it if he had tried it before.

As he progressed, that transformation became weaker instead of stronger; the shadow element was his primary element. Anything that restricted its use made him weaker.

He clenched his hands. "All I have to do now is master it; once I succeed, I will be ready to challenge third-year students."

Each step he took in this form left behind footsteps made of Ice. It was a passive ability that increased his movement speed by three times.

Time passed, and the news about him disappeared. It was as if he had disappeared out of nowhere.

This surprised others, but everyone forgot him. In this period, some competitions took place in which he was nowhere to be seen.

But it was as if everything was planned when Red Skull appeared. He, similar to Blu Skull, dominated every competition he participated in.

He was way more brutal than Rishi; he crushed everyone that faced him. Everyone that faced him felt shivers in their spines.

That was not all; recently, he succeeded in defeating a third-year student. He became one of the most highly rated students and got offers from many teams to join them.

However, he refused everyone, saying, "I don't have time."

It has been a week since he too disappeared. Many students sighed in relief that this guy had disappeared.

A rumor started spreading that Blue Skull had returned; looking at everything, no one was ready to believe it was a coincidence.

They felt like both of them were taking turns to cause chaos, as together it would be uncontrollable.