Chapter 2246: Dark Forest (10)

This hall is the center of the entire underground structure of the witch's dwelling. The four pillars of this hall are also the most important structures that support the entire underground dwelling.

It stands to reason that the witch must have strengthened these pillars countless times with various magic and enchantment methods to make them indestructible, so as to ensure the stability of the entire underground dwelling for a hundred years. So Arthur planned to use the pillar as a cover, so that the gargoyles would either crash into the pillar or slow down to get around the pillar. No matter what the gargoyles were going to choose, they couldn't directly bump into Arthur, which gave the Knight King even half a second of leeway.

Boom!!

Then the two gargoyles actually hit their heads against the pillars, and the whole hall began to shake, and even the entire underground cavern shook!

The gargoyles were even more stupid than Arthur had imagined, and they were desperate to hit the pillars, deliberately thinking that brute force could remove all obstacles for them, thinking that they could directly smash the pillars and knock Arthur apart by the way! But Arthur's guess was not wrong at all, the witch had strengthened the pillars with very powerful enchantments or magic, and they were unimaginably hard, and even the brute force of the gargoyles could not do anything with them. Although the huge vibration of the impact extended along the pillar and spread to every corner of the underground cavern, although the huge tremor like an earthquake was very amazing, the pillar was not broken or broken, it did not even crack half a minute!

Of course. Arthur followed the results he observed along the way, and realized how powerful the witch was. It is impossible for the witch's dwelling to collapse simply, and since the witch has the confidence to summon a gargoyle to fight Arthur in such a hall, she must be confident that the structure of the hall will not be destroyed during the fight. To put it simply, she can use gargoyles, how can she make her subordinates stronger than herself?

This collision was really funny. The two-headed gargoyle that was about to knock Arthur apart was dizzy because he hit the too hard pillar at this time, and stood still for a while!

The opportunity to fight back came? No, missed. Before Arthur could attack, the gargoyles had recovered from the backlash stun, and as soon as they did, they roared at Arthur, looking quite angry.

"Blame me?" snorted Arthur. He was too cautious just now, trying to see how the gargoyles reacted after hitting the pillar, and decided whether to shoot or not based on the reaction of the other party. As a result, his caution of half a second made him miss the perfect opportunity to counterattack.

But it doesn't matter, there will be another chance. Once he knew that these gargoyles were actually stupid, he knew what to do with them. It stands to reason that whether it is more strength or agility, the young body that Arthur is manipulating is still slightly inferior. But the Knight King never relied solely on physical strength to crush opponents, what he was best at was fighting wits with enemies!

The gargoyles, who had recovered from their vertigoy, continued to attack, and when they saw Arthur hiding behind the pillar, of course, they outflanked him from both sides, trying to flank the Knight King. This was exactly what Arthur wanted, he couldn't handle two gargoyles at the same time, but it was more than enough to deal with one. He ran to the left to fight the gargoyle, while the gargoyle on the other side was perfectly blocked by the pillar because of Arthur's movement------ even if it was only for a few seconds------ he couldn't attack Arthur for a while!

The gargoyle who was one-on-one with Arthur also swung his fist at the blonde boy at this time. It wasn't completely stupid, he saw a pillar behind Arthur, and of course he wouldn't do a wide sweep when he punched Arthur, otherwise it would have smashed into the pillar first and interrupted the attack. It swung its fist almost in a straight line, and smashed it at the Knight King's face, fast and hard. However, it is precisely this kind of attack that is best to dodge, and a wide sweep is a "line" or even a "surface" (because the gargoyle's arm is very thick, and if it is rubbed by the edge of the arm when dodging, it will be seriously injured), and this straight frontal hit is a "point...... Well, a relatively small "face".

Arthur calculated the position and speed of the gargoyle's fist strike, and then calculated how large the gargoyle's fist attack area actually was, and then twisted his waist and easily dodged the blow.

Then the gargoyle's fist smashed down on the pillar.

That blow was quite powerful, and the gargoyle didn't hold back at all because Arthur was behind the pillar, probably very confident, thinking that he could hit Arthur. It really helped a lot with its unreserved full force, such a powerful punch fell on the pillar, and the whole world began to shake in an instant------ the impact force was extended along the pillar to the entire underground building in all directions! The earthquake-like impact had no great effect on Arthur's character who was as light as a swallow, and he had even lowered his center of gravity before that, ready to withstand the impact. And the gargoyle, who was huge in size and staggering in weight, took a step back because of the backlash brought by this punch, and a deadly stun appeared!

Arthur rose up and stabbed the gargoyle in the chest with his Seraph's sword!

The sound was very dull, less like hitting a living being, more like a sword plunging into a stone.

Despite this, the Seraphic Sword in Arthur's hand is a lightsaber, and the sword body formed by the photon being bound within the enchantment has a very huge continuous lethality, and after touching the object, it will continue to cut through the opponent's body like a saw, until it cuts through all the material that blocks the light blade! No matter how hard the gargoyle's thick body is, it still can't resist the full force of the Seraph's holy sword, and the light blade pierces its chest, and continues to go deeper!

At the same time, another gargoyle is coming from Arthur's back! It doesn't wait stupidly there, and although it takes a moment to get around the pillar, it then launches a fierce attack on Arthur, smashing the petite blonde boy with its thick arms, and the tendency to beat him to meat sauce with a single blow!

Of course, Arthur didn't have a second eye, but from the moment he attacked just now, he had expected a gargoyle attack from behind, so he had been prepared. And the gargoyle behind him is not low-key, rushing around the pillar like this, and then roaring and throwing his fist at Arthur, even if Arthur is deaf, he can hear the movement behind him!

Arthur, who had already pierced the chest of the first enemy with his lightsaber, knew that he would accept it when he saw it, and immediately let the light blade of the Seraphic Holy Sword in his hand disappear, and dodged with a slide from the crotch of the first gargoyle! The gargoyle, who had already been stabbed through a hole in the chest, received another heavy punch from his companion and involuntarily took a sharp step back!

At this time, Arthur, who had just used a sliding shovel to wrap around the gargoyle, supported the ground with one hand before the trend of sliding forward completely disappeared, lifted half of his body off the ground, and swung his lightsaber to make two cuts on the back heel of the retreating gargoyle. Even with a backhand slash, the lightsaber is just powerful enough to deal damage in a weakly protected position on the gargoyle's body, and the back heel is indeed one of the weakly protected locations of the gargoyle (Arthur has been observing in previous battles and has found several weak points in this protection), and the lightsaber slash can actually cause damage. Normally, this kind of injury probably didn't hurt or itch, and it didn't have much effect on the gargoyle, at most it just created a few cracks in its gray, statue-like body. But at this moment, the gargoyle happened to be hit by a heavy blow from his companion, and was losing its balance and retreating! This seemingly negligible damage caused the gargoyle to lose its balance and retreat to further lose its balance, and it fell to the ground!

What about Arthur? The moment he slashed his backhand, he used his inertia to drift to one side, because he knew that doing so would cause the gargoyle to fall, and if he didn't move in time, he would be crushed by the gargoyle. At the same time that the gargoyle fell to the ground with a bang, Arthur also ran to hide next to another pillar to lure another gargoyle who had not yet fallen to the ground to come over, and continue to create a situation of fighting alone!

The gargoyle didn't seem to have thought about having to flank Arthur with his companions to have a chance of winning, and it could even be said that he chased after Arthur without thinking too much, which shows that these monsters are purely improvised and brainless attacking their enemies when fighting, and there is no strategy at all! It slammed its fist into the Knight King's head, but Arthur quickly dodged, and his figure had already circled the other side of the pillar, just disappearing from the gargoyle's sight. The gargoyle thought that Arthur would go around the other side of the pillar to fight back, so he turned his head to look at the other side of the pillar, and his thoughts were extremely simple. Arthur, of course, didn't play his cards by the rules, he hid behind the pillar, calculated the time and thought that the gargoyle would turn his head in the wrong direction, and at the same time walked back around the pillar, just in time for the gargoyle to turn his head and look. At this moment, the gargoyle turned his head to the right, completely oblivious to Arthur approaching from his left.

At the right time, of course, the Knight King would not give up easily, he rushed up and aimed at the left side of the unsuspecting gargoyle with a sword, and it was a thrust with the full force of the Seraph's lightsaber!

The lightsaber stabbed in again, this time very deeply. The gargoyle didn't seem to know about pain, and Arthur didn't even turn his head to see Arthur when he stabbed it like this! Arthur didn't know much about the special creature of the gargoyle, but he did know the fact that these monsters were very slow to feel pain.

And gargoyles may not have the same internal structure as ordinary creatures. Obviously, the Seraphic Holy Sword has penetrated its chest, and according to the depth and angle of the thrust, the tip of the Holy Sword should have just reached and pierced the heart of the gargoyle, but it was only "injured", not "mortally wounded"?