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Seeing the wood demon being struck by lightning, Rhaegar didn't have much joy in his heart, even if he regained his memory, the nature of the undead still affected him to a large extent, and for the undead, fighting is only one of the means of survival, and winning the battle just means that he can continue to survive and the opponent loses such a chance.

A question rose in Rhaegar's mind, strictly speaking, this is far from the center of the jungle, whether it is the Noras Demon Wolf he first met or the current Wood Demon, according to common sense, it is difficult to explain this by coincidence.

"Something must have happened. He said to himself as he began to consider whether or not to withdraw from the test. For any undead, survival always comes first, and things like face and dignity are never on their radar, and when something happens in the Proving Ground that threatens them, Rhaeggar's first instinct is to stay out of danger.

However, the geist eventually gave up on this idea, and if he quit now, he would undoubtedly lose Carson's attention, which would also mean that it would be difficult for him to get the help of the Mage Tower again, and more importantly, if he gave up the trial, he would have to continue to stay in the Mage Tower - according to the rules, except for those third-order trainee mages who go out for a short period of time to increase their experience, only those who have obtained the title of mage above the sixth order can leave the mage tower freely. At the thought of having to face Els's resentful and sad eyes every day, and then revealing his flaws under the attention of the other party, Rhaegar did not hesitate to put the idea of quitting behind him, and moving forward may or may not be dangerous, but no matter what, it is much better than continuing to get along with Els.

Regar made up his mind and repaired himself for a moment, adjusted his condition to the best, then reapplied his many protection and detection spells to himself, and continued to walk into the jungle.

The next path becomes more difficult, in addition to carving a path through dense trees, vines and shrubs, more and more dangers appear in Rhaegar's path as he progresses: poisonous insects that can suddenly spew poisonous gas, turn the creatures they come into contact with into a pile of white bones, and without warning, they can swallow their prey with a huge mouth of at least two meters in diameter. This was what Rhaegar encountered during the rest of his journey, and compared to the monsters that could roam freely, these things that could only stay in place and wait for their prey to take the bait caused him no less trouble.

However, compared to the opponents encountered at the moment, all of this combined is definitely not half as dangerous as the former.

Looking at the behemoth covered in black scales in front of him, a warning rose in Rhaegar's calm heart, and the undead's unique intuition told him that this lizard-like creature, but many times larger, had enough abilities to threaten him.

The Karenstan giant poisonous lizard stared vigilantly at the creature in front of it, which could only be described as small compared to it, as an existence with a lifespan of nearly a thousand years, its wisdom was proportional to its age, and it had already felt the terrifying power contained in the other party's body at the first time after meeting, which made it quite embarrassed- Unlike its impulsive and conceited counterparts, the original overlord of the sixth-order trial ground had survived until now thanks entirely to its sanity, it had always wisely avoided powerful beings that might threaten it, but it was too hungry.

Ever since it had been driven out of its territory by that terrible creature and confined to roaming the outer jungle, it had eaten up all the food it could in its vicinity, and for days it had to rely on the rhizomes of unpalatable plants to keep it alive, and the hunger that plagued the creature almost drove him crazy. What's more, due to the lack of energy provided by meat, its twilight body is gradually aging at an accelerated rate, and if it does not receive enough replenishment within two days, its body, which is sustained by the life energy of predators, will become old.

Rhaegar sensed the magical energy flying in the space around him, and after almost merging with these energy particles that day, he no longer had to concentrate on sensing their presence, to him, these little ones were as obvious as fireflies at night, which greatly saved Rhaegar casting time. At this moment, his consciousness has firmly bound a large number of energy particles, and with a single thought, these particles will be summoned at the first time and form a powerful magic.

But he wasn't ready to do so yet.

The geist's keen sense of the soul told him that the giant beast in front of him had no intention of attacking for the time being, just as he could sense the strength of the other party, the other party could also sense the power he possessed, and this creature with obvious extraordinary intelligence was hesitating whether to be against him, and at such times, any unusual behavior could trigger a battle that could be avoided.

The standoff lasted about five minutes, and Rhaegar finally decided to take the initiative to break the deadlock.

"I think you can understand me," the geist sent a spiritual power mixed with the above information, believing that this creature with a certain intelligence could adapt to such spiritual communication: "I have no intention of making enemies of you, I just want to pass through here." ”

As Rhaegar thought, the Karenstan Giant Poison Lizard, which had lived for nearly a thousand years, was not alarmed by the sudden sound in his head, and soon, it understood what was happening, which made it glad that it did not act recklessly - anyone who can actively communicate with other creatures with spiritual power must have a strong soul, and a person with a strong soul must not be underestimated.

"As you say," the monitor lizard said to the other spirit, "I have the same thoughts. ”

"So, go your separate way. Rhaegar made his request succinctly, and received an immediate response: "As you wish." ”

This was obviously a happy ending, the monitor lizard took the initiative to get out of the way, in order to dispel the other party's suspicions, it even took the initiative to go more than ten meters away from the only passage in the forest, and Rhaegar walked forward after casting the mage etiquette on the other party.

As he crossed the place where the monitor lizard was and turned his back to the latter, the Karenstein giant poison lizard suddenly spat out its long tongue without warning, and a thin red line shot through space like a bolt of lightning towards Rhaeggar's back.

With its tongue reaching a distance of twenty to thirty meters and penetrating half a meter thick iron plate, the monitor lizard believed that an opponent who had let his guard down because of his attitude would never be able to escape this silent and swift attack.

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