Chapter 122 119. Viscount Team (Part 2)
"You two, go in and explore the way."
Outside the cave, the Viscount pointed at the deep passage and said something that made Hake feel like he was falling into an icy cave.
After eliminating the puffs buried in the ground and flying in the sky along the way, Huck had a full understanding of the degree of danger on this level.
It is simply impossible for him, a level 42 gold rank, to survive alone in this class.
Hake couldn't figure out how the adventurers here usually survived. Did they only stay on the first four floors?
Now, the Viscount asked him and another person to explore this tunnel that looks suspicious at first glance?
In this kind of terrain, he has no confidence that he can escape if there are a few explosive Poojis...
But he had no choice. Under the Viscount's intimidating gaze, Huck could only bite the bullet and walk in.
The sloping tunnel was pitch black, but fortunately Huck had lighting skills to illuminate the bumpy uphill road under their feet.
If he was not a wizard who could cast illumination spells, the Viscount might have chosen someone else to go in, Huck thought to himself.
"How long is this road?"
After hearing their companion complain like this for the third time, the two finally came to a room.
The finely polished stone walls, eight peculiarly shaped supporting pillars, the innermost stone altar and the yellow book on it.
"Is that the holy book the Viscount was talking about?"
If I take it and give it to the Viscount, it will definitely be a great achievement!
Huck thought this, but his body did not move.
His companion at the side was about to step forward, but after taking a look at Huck who stood still like a mountain, he chuckled and stopped.
Tsk!
He was the type that Huck hated—a shrewd fellow.
At times like this he began to miss his hatchet, for he always rushed forward foolishly.
Puff——
While the two were in a stalemate, four Pujis walked out from behind the stone altar, two with scales and two without.
Puji again?
Hake glanced around and saw no other monsters.
If there were only four Poojis...
Huck made eye contact with his companion.
"I will support you with my magic."
This time his companion did not refuse and nodded. It seemed that the danger was not that great now.
Fourth-level magic—wind speed!
Second-level magic—Wind Blade!
The acceleration effect was amplified to the teammates rushing forward, and Hake threw out another wind blade, intending to deal with a Puji first.
The wind blade came later but arrived first, and when it was about to cut Puji, a black whip flashed by.
Just like the collision of swords, a Puji swung out a mycelium tentacle with a blade at the tail, just in time to intercept the flying wind blade.
"ah?"
It would be acceptable if Puji could dodge it, but what the hell was the point of directly using a whip to disperse the wind blade?
It's not over yet. Hake noticed that the two scaleless Poojis on the opposite side suddenly gathered a lot of magic power...
"careful!"
Fortunately, his teammate was not a rookie either. He dodged the sudden magic explosion with the help of the wind speed bonus, and then engaged in close combat with Puji who was wearing scale armor.
At this point, anyone who is not a fool can see that the four Pujis in front of them are definitely not ordinary creatures, at least they are different from those Pujis outside that can only self-destruct.
For a moment, it was impossible to tell who was winning.
Huck decided to break the deadlock by doing something ruthless - be ruthless to his teammates!
More magic power gathered in front of the staff, and after a long period of energy storage -
Sixth-level magic—Big Storm!
Countless swirling wind blades flew forward, ignoring the enemy and showering the entire arena.
"Huck! You fucking%&)*&￥…@"
Amid the angry curses of their teammates, the two scaleless Pujis were crushed by the storm, and even the two scaled melee Pujis were cut with several wounds.
As for Hake's teammates, unfortunately they also turned into bloody men, but they were not dead yet.
But there are only two low-health Puji left, and they can be...
The proud Hake suddenly glanced at the stone pillar beside him.
This stone pillar was affected by a huge storm, and some of the outer rock layers collapsed, revealing a pale body inside.
A chill rushed straight to Hake's crown!
His eyes quickly swept to the other stone pillars, and under some of the cracks that had fallen off, they were all the same color of Puji's body!
"run!"
Hake turned and ran, hearing the angry curses from his teammates behind him, but Hake didn't care. This reminder was all his moral sense as a teammate.
No matter whether these Puji hidden in the stone pillars self-destruct or fight, it is obviously beyond his ability to deal with. Go out and report to the Viscount and let the Viscount decide what to do!
But when he finally ran out, all he saw was a pile of potholes, some familiar looking corpses, and the Viscount fighting in the Puji Sea in the distance...
That’s right, Pujihai!
Countless fluorescent puffs fired at the Viscount who was moving quickly in the distance, while the Viscount turned the blood in his hands into thin lines and shot them out.
Huck could probably guess where the blood came from...
Although the Viscount looked very impressive as she was fighting against countless enemies at the moment, Huck instantly judged that she could not win - there was not much blood left in her hands, and the blood was puffing endlessly on the ground.
What's even more outrageous is that Huck even saw a few Pujis that were pierced by blood and should have been dead, but they stood up again after lying down for a while!
What the hell is this?
Huck decisively took out a scroll from his pocket - invisibility!
Then he increased his wind speed, and while the Viscount had attracted almost all the firepower, he ran away!
Although I don’t know what will happen in the future, the most important thing now is to save my life!
…
Lin Jun noticed this guy who deserted the battlefield, but Puji was out to encircle and suppress the vampires and was too lazy to split up his forces to deal with him.
There were just some Pujis generated on the next few levels, blocking his way up.
This time, Lin Jun deliberately did not let Xiao Hei take action directly. He wanted to try how he felt when facing a diamond level opponent.
As a result, I suffered a small loss at the beginning.
None of the bats shot down by the blood line were spared and were all smashed to pieces.
Her ability to control blood is even stronger than Lacus's. This skill of being able to accurately attack multiple targets over a large area is truly powerful.
Although powerful, it is not restrained.
After suffering a loss, Lin Jun sent out ground troops equipped with [Mycelium Recombination LV4].
Blood Line is a skill with little trauma. Even if Puji is killed, he will be able to get up again in a short time under the effect of [Mycelium Reorganization].
Coupled with the astonishing number of Puji itself, it creates an endless effect.
The vampire on the opposite side should have also noticed this detail, but she obviously had no choice but to drink poison to quench her thirst.
Puji blocked her retreat, and the blood she drew from the cannon fodder became less and less...
In fact, even if there was more blood, it would be difficult for her to break out. Controlling blood also consumes magic power. She has very little magic power left after fighting for so long...
The continuous attacks from all angles left her with no chance to transform and escape, and she could only kill the Pujis gathered in front of her over and over again in vain.
At a certain moment, the magic power was exhausted, and the few blood balls left in the vampire's hand collapsed, but the puffing ocean in front of him still had no end in sight...
——
When Vera led the twins out of the dungeon, she stopped subconsciously.
Something seems wrong?
The surroundings were so quiet. There were no adventurers coming and going, no sounds of small animals, and even the guards who were supposed to be guarding the gate were gone.
"Vera?" Feiling asked puzzledly.
After leaving the dungeon, Fei Ling naturally became less vigilant.
"Let's go back."
Although Vera had no idea what was going on, he decided to step back and observe the meeting.
Fourth-level light magic—light curtain!
A wall of light suddenly appeared behind the three people, blocking their retreat, and the sound of dense footsteps came from behind the woods.
Vera instantly drew the scimitar from her waist, and stood on guard with Feiling and Feiyin, while quickly looking for a way to escape.
But soon they saw the marks on the people they surrounded.
"church?"
A group of church warriors formed an array, their carefully maintained armor gleaming in the sunlight.
"Our target is the demon tribe. The three of you should not act rashly."
Priest Maine was behind the array, maintaining the light curtain while persuading Vera and the others not to resist.
There were at least thirty church warriors who blocked them, and none of them was lower than silver level.
Vera had no choice but to lay down his weapon...
After a simple body search, they were cleared of suspicion.
This is not unexpected. The fact that Soralin's [Vision of Truth] did not react in the team means that there are no demons among them. If there are no suspicious items on them, then it is highly likely that they are not from the demon group.
Maine and his companions have checked many adventurers like Vera for most of the day, and have not yet found the group of demons.
Bang—bang, bang, bang—!
The sudden noise drew everyone's attention to the direction of the dungeon gate.
Hake, covered in dust and having lost his staff, appeared at the exit of the dungeon and slapped the light curtain with his hands in a hurry.
"Hurry! Let me out! Let me out!"
Suddenly, something seemed to hook him in the blind spot of everyone's sight and drag him to the ground.
"Fuck! Let me go! Help me! Help—"
The shrill cry for help left everyone a little dazed.
Solalin jumped out of the formation and rushed towards the gate, shouting: "Maine, light curtain!"
Maine woke up as if from a dream, and hurriedly made the light curtain blocking the exit dissipate.
However, when Soralin rushed into the dungeon hall, she searched around but didn't see anyone. The hall was connected to several corridors, and she didn't know where the man who was asking for help was dragged to. She only picked up a small box that had fallen on the ground.
"What's going on?" Maine, who had caught up, asked anxiously.
Solarin shook the box and poured out a few gray balls. "Mayne, we may not be able to wait for that team of demons..."
(End of this chapter)
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