After Linda and the others leveled up, they were all at full strength, as if they had eaten and drunk their fill and warmed up.
On the other hand, Hu'er—Lia said that this fox was seriously injured, and it seems to be true, otherwise it would have attacked her long ago.
As for why Linda was so sure, it was because of his skill, "Eye of Truth".
A red "-1" icon appears above Fox's head every few seconds.
Fox is indeed injured.
The only thing that can't be sure of is whether, in the past two weeks, Fox's injuries have become more severe or less severe than when Lia saw him.
The answer is the former; Linda and her group have the upper hand.
If it's the latter... then the danger lies with ourselves.
Lin Da thought to himself, "To kill a Moon-ranked opponent, I'm missing a decisive trump card."
The twin wings of battle aura that allow the Moon Rank to take flight are a huge advantage.
Once Fox realizes it can't win and prepares to run away, you can only watch helplessly as it leaves.
Determining Hu'er's true physical condition is of utmost urgency.
Linda walked towards Hu'er, partly to bluff, and partly to get a close look at the enemy's situation.
When he was about to get within ten meters.
"Haha, I suddenly remembered that the rice at home is almost cooked, so I have to go back and check on it. I won't chat with you guys anymore. Bye-bye, let's have hot pot together sometime. Eating hot pot in this cold weather is the best."
Fox slapped his forehead, as if remembering something urgent, waved to Linda, and with a grin spread his battle aura wings and flew into the sky.
Linda called out, "If you want hot pot, come over here, it's more lively with lots of people."
"I'll definitely do it next time!"
Fox replied.
As he watched the other person's figure disappear into the horizon, Linda's eyebrows furrowed little by little.
He didn't hastily conclude that "Fox is definitely seriously injured, and our side has a sure win." What if Fox feigned weakness? Perhaps he wasn't the only one putting on an act...
"The Moon Steps, the Moon Steps..."
Linda glanced at Tasia.
The intense gaze made Tasia feel somewhat embarrassed.
In fact, Linda's idea was to infuse Tasia with diamonds.
But if you can't get out of the Greater Rift, having lots of diamonds is pointless.
Others may be skilled cooks with no rice, but Linda has plenty of rice but no pot.
This is very awkward.
"Just let that simp go? No way!"
Leah angrily pointed at the fruit trees, which looked like crops ravaged by pests, and said, "Why does he take so much without doing anything? It's not fair!"
Linda had calmed down and shook her head. "There are many unfair things. I got used to these things when I was with Xueyan."
"ah?"
Leah was stunned.
How did things get so complicated that it started focusing on her?
Afterwards, the three of them picked fruit together and tallied up their harvest.
There are fifty rings in the ring, forty-one of which are newly picked.
It was less than expected, but still just enough.
Linda was worried that Fox would recover to full fighting spirit by eating dark-colored tree fruits.
That would be very tricky.
While picking tree fruits, Linda was thinking about how to remain silent until she made a stunning move and take down Fox.
Relying on Leah's newly mastered ultimate technique, Starfire Stream Slash?
That's probably not enough. Moon-rank adventurers aren't so easy to defeat, even an injured one.
In order to ensure that the slow-acting "ultimate move" can hit Fox, Linda also has to hide the Forest Dragon's Wrathful Fang.
Once the binding effect is exposed, it will inevitably arouse Fox's vigilance.
Linda's magic scroll, [Super*Charge], seems to be best left to Lia, who has the highest burst damage.
Are these two cards enough?
Linda asked herself these questions.
If it's just a game, he thinks it's enough.
The rest is up to the operators.
But in this stark reality, he felt it wasn't enough; he was missing a decisive card!
Linda frowned as she circled around Tasia and Lia.
The scrutinizing gaze made them feel uneasy.
"Wind and fire, that's something we could try..."
Linda muttered to herself.
After picking the fruit, they drove around the forest for a long time to make sure that Fox wasn't following them before returning to their lodgings.
...
Noon five days later.
Inside Linda's cave, lunch had just been prepared, and the three of them sat down around a round stone table.
The main dish was a pot of pork stew with cabbage, and each person had a bowl of wild vegetable soup.
Unlike usual, Linda had been urgently grinding two new stone bowls since last night, asking Tasia to serve them when she was serving the food, and she also prepared two new seats.
We also got an extra stone bed, along with bedding and tableware.
Aside from the combat training the three of them were doing together, Linda spent the rest of her time on these things.
"Isn't this a waste of food?" Leah said, sitting opposite her, puzzled.
Linda didn't answer, but instead asked, "How's it going with you and Tasia getting along?"
"It's...it's alright." Leah didn't say anything.
Tasia looked apologetic: "Master, I really can't get along with her."
"You have to get along even if you don't. Didn't we tell you to hold hands and sleep together at night to build rapport and break down barriers? Did you do that?"
Linda said with a headache.
Tasia fell silent.
"At this rate, we won't be able to develop a fusion ultimate technique," Linda sighed.
The last card that Fox lacks is the ultimate move that combines wind and fire.
Fire, aided by the wind, will have a power greater than the sum of its parts.
Combined with his own magic scroll [Super*Charge], he can catch Fox off guard.
Unfortunately, Tasia and Lia have very poor teamwork.
Let alone fusion, it would be good enough if they didn't suffer internal injuries from the explosion of their fighting spirit.
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