"The ant queen inside should be a law lord monster, and it is estimated that there will be summoning skills, do you have any ideas?" Sherlock looked at the huge figure in the innermost part of the stone chamber and asked, after so many years of game experience, sometimes he could guess the attribute skills of the other party just by looking at the living environment and appearance of the monster.

The limbs of the queen ant have degenerated, and normally there is no ability to move, so it is very likely to be a spell-type monster, and looking at the dense eggs on the rock wall, it is obviously the carrier of summoning spells.

"I'm in charge of cleaning up the remaining mineral-eating ant and boss's summons, Ellen pulls the boss, and you're on the side to assist him."

Mikasa pondered for a moment and said what he had arranged.

"Are you sure one person can handle that group of elite monsters." Although he knew that the other party was not the kind of person who liked to talk about cannons, Sherlock was still a little uneasy about this arrangement.

There is no pressure on him as an assistant.

He has also seen Allen's strength, and that kind of terrible fighting instinct should not be a problem to pull the queen ant.

The key point of the whole plan is whether Mikasa can pull the remaining mobs, judging from the number of eggs, if the boss is summoned, it is definitely not as simple as summoning three or two worker ants.

"No problem!"

Listening to the other party's flat tone, as if saying that I ate, Sherlock no longer questioned it, and followed the two into the stone room.

As soon as she entered the stone chamber, the ant queen in the distance sensed the intruder's breath and let out a strange chirp.

The eggs on the rock wall at the entrance burst with a sound, and six miner-eating ants crawled out of the eggs, and before the slime on their bodies could be shaken off, they headed straight for the three Sherlocks.

"Let's go, go straight to the boss!" Mikasa shouted and ran over.

I had long expected that the queen ant would summon skills, but I didn't expect to be sensed by the other party as soon as I entered the stone room, and he directly summoned the little monsters, and now I can only hope that Mikasa will be able to pull them down.

The whole stone chamber was not large, and it was only a hundred yards square, Mikasa ran to the queen's side, took out two repeating crossbows, and the two arrows were still a hundred shots.

In a few clicks, he shot the twelve miner-eater ants nearby, pulled them and ran back, and then repeated the old trick to pull the six miner-eater ants summoned by the boss again.

Kite is a skill that must be mastered by the ranger of the bow and arrow stream, normally speaking, the core of the kite mob is to move and shoot, constantly attacking the mob behind him while running, and strive to maintain the hatred of each monster while also killing selectively as soon as possible.

This has certain requirements for a player's macro planning and layout ability and micro detail operation ability, and as the number of kite mobs increases, the difficulty of the kite will increase exponentially.

Pull 18 monsters at the same time, including 12 elite monsters, a difficulty that even first-class professional players dare not say can pull the hatred.

Judging from Mikasa's previous performance, her archery skills are not bad, but it is not enough to deal with the current situation. I don't know how she'll cope.

Faced with two waves of ore-eating ants, Mikasa did not start running in circles as expected, but instead ran to the middle of the two waves and set up a freezing trap, the one that froze Sherlock at the entrance of the cave.

Freezing Trap: Place a trap on the ground that freezes the first enemy to approach it, dealing spell damage and rendering them incapacitated for a short time.

As a level 15 skill of the Ranger, the Frozen Trap is one of the few control skills in the early stage of this class, which greatly improves the survivability of the Ranger to a certain extent.

The shooting flow can be used to counter-advance, and the melee flow can limit the target movement space in the fight, whether it is PK or fighting bosses, it is quite practical, the only drawback is that it can only control a single target, and there are more cumbersome layout procedures.

In Full Free, the Ranger's traps are set up with a time difference depending on the difficulty of the trap and the player's proficiency.

While it can take 2 to 3 seconds for the average player to set up a Frozen Trap, the time can be reduced to less than 1 second for a skilled player

But for Mikasa, who was able to assemble a heavy crossbow in 3 seconds, a frozen trap only took less than half a second, and almost at the moment she crouched, her hands flew and a trap was already arranged.

And her frozen trap didn't seem to have a CD, and she actually placed three traps in the road one after another while retreating.

However, this was not the end of the story, the three freezing traps were followed by three earthen mines, and after the series of preparations were arranged, the two groups of mine-eating ants finally merged and crawled towards Mikasa, and their feet happened to be the first frozen trap that had been arranged.

With a "boom", the freezing trap erupted, but the target was not only the first monster to approach the trap, but all the surrounding mineral-eating ants were frozen together.

-72，-66，-65…… Mikasa, who had already assembled the heavy crossbow, had a flash of white light on his hand, and he directly started the rapid shooting, staring at the miner-eating ant at the front was a burst of fire.

After 5 seconds, the minerous ants recovered their freedom from the frozen state one after another, and with a shake of their bodies, they continued to rush towards Mikasa in front, and then with another bang, the mine-eating ants in front stepped on the second trap, and the sudden condensation of the cold air wrapped them up again and froze them into ice sculptures.

With three frozen traps in quick succession, the 18 mine-eating ants didn't even get close to Mikasa, and one of the elite monsters that had been walking at the forefront died tragically under her crossbow.

Next were the three earthen mines, and although the weak explosion effect did not hinder the movement of the minorous ants, the combined damage of the three explosions was very considerable.

Before, Sherlock was not sure what genre Mikasa this ranger followed, because she was good at bows and arrows, and she was also quite skilled in swordsmanship, but now seeing that she even used traps that belonged to the trap so beautifully, there was a guess in his heart.

It's likely that she's a ranger who walks the trap, and although I've never seen it, it theoretically exists.

Just as he was thinking, the group of mine-eating ants had already crawled in front of Mikasa, and the distance between the two sides was only less than five yards, so it was time to replace the heavy crossbow and start moving and shooting.

This is just Sherlock's speculation, because most of the rangers only regard the trick as an auxiliary skill, so the online strategy for the ranger's trick is extremely rare, except for the skill name and introduction, there is almost a blank about the use of the skill or something, he wants to see if Mikasa has other means at the moment.

Facing the mine-eating ants that were close at hand, Mikasa's expression still did not change in the slightest, unless Eren was in danger, she was always so calm and rational in the state of battle, the heavy crossbow in her hand shot the last arrow to repel the nearest mine-eating soldier ant, and the second soldier ant was already within a yard in front of her, and she was about to bite with her jaws wide open.

At this last moment, Mikasa still did not choose to escape, but chose to quickly put away the heavy crossbow and then do a backflip.