The way the Golems bombarded them reminded Lee Shin-Woo of the way the Ratman launched its nails. To describe it in human language, they were essentially shooting their arms out and replenishing their losses with the rock nearby.

"It’ll be the end of us if we make one single misstep," Lee Shin-Woo muttered, dodging the rock bombs raining down on him while swinging his axe at one of the Golems.

If he had been here alone, he could still keep himself alive, but he would’ve had to put in a lot more effort to eliminate all of the Golems.

As it was, the Golems’ bombardment was incredibly slow by Jin’s standards—and to him as well, as he was riding on Jin’s back. They were able to dodge the rocks quite easily even if the Golems had attacked them from point blank.

"Ranged attacks are ineffective when there’s a large gap in agility..."

[Ceasing... operation...]

Fighting the Golems showed Lee Shin-Woo just how important agility was. The Acid Ghoul had been able to intercept his shot without much difficulty because of its higher agility as well.

It wasn’t difficult to avoid an attack as long as its trajectory was clear, and the projectile didn’t have the ability to change course midair. The one dodging the ranged attack almost always had an advantage over the one launching the attack. To conclude,...