At this moment, Anna came over from not far away, squatted down, opened Nora's eyelids and took a look. After thinking for a while, she said, "If the mind is slightly injured, it will become crazy, and if it is seriously injured, it will fall into a deep sleep.

About ten days ago, I had a fight with the necromancer in these ruins and have some experience with him."

Reiner gently stroked her cat ears and asked softly, "How can we cure her?"

"Just kill the necromancer who cast the spell." Anna looked around. The militiamen were injured and disabled, so she continued, "They will definitely not enter the ruins again for a while. I don't think you can kill the necromancer alone."

Reiner looked around.

Because of the mental erosion of the Necromancer, many militiamen have become crazy and are shouting.

Some even lay motionless on the lawn.

He sighed deeply and gently held Nora, who was lying on the ground, in his arms.

"Besides this, is there no other way?"

"People with strong willpower can recover on their own, but I don't think she can do it, because such examples are really too rare." Anna shook her head and continued, "If all else fails, just buy another slave. It doesn't matter."

Reiner shook his head and whispered back, "She's not ordinary."

He turned to look at Junice and asked, "I heard you stepped on a trap. Is your leg still weak? Do you want me to help you take a look?"

Junice scratched her head. "I've had hydrotherapy treatment. Although I can't run, I can walk fine."

Just then, Dimas came over from the side.

He handed a bag of money to Reiner: "This is your reward. Thank you for your hard work."

Looking at the purse in his hand, Reiner sighed.

Not only did you lose the wife, but you also lost your army.

Martina's leg was injured, Nora fell into a coma, and the necromancer was not killed, so the mission could not be advanced for the time being.

If possible, he would rather Nora wake up now.

Dimas nodded, then took out a gold coin and handed it to Junice.

Reiner also reached into his purse, which was filled with heavy gold coins, definitely more than fifteen.

This might be the compensation for mental damages that Dimas gave him.

But it's probably not as valuable as the equipment he left in the ruins.

Reiner was fully armed when he went in, but when he came out, she and Martina only had one staff on them.

All the plate and mail were thrown in there.

He took out two gold coins and put them in her hand.

"Take it, you deserve it."

"I don't need..."

Reiner interrupted: "Just take it."

Then he forced the gold coins into her hands.

Dimas looked at Martina, who was still carried on Reiner's back, and asked, "Where are your armors?"

"It was too heavy. I lost it trying to escape with her."

Dimas sighed. "This is my fault... I will make it up to you."

After saying that, he turned and walked towards the militia.

Although not many people died this time, many militiamen suffered mental breakdowns.

In the short term, Dimas will not enter the ruins again.

After resting for a while outside the ruins, Reiner picked up Nora, who was still sleeping.

Carrying Martina on his back was heavy enough, and now he couldn't walk any further with Nora in his arms.

He unloaded Martina and then used his water polo technique to knock down a thick branch. "Use this as a crutch and walk on your own. You're too heavy for me to carry."

Martina puffed out her cheeks...

(I'm not heavy at all!)