Chapter 63: Regret

While Vane and Barka were talking, Walker had chopped off all the spider legs. He had already heard Vane's words when he was busy with his work, so he asked, "Vane boy, are these spider legs really delicious?" ”

"Huh?" Suddenly hearing Walker speak, Vane was stunned for a moment, and then replied, "I don't know, I haven't eaten it, I just heard about it." ”

"Whether it's true or not, should we get more now. This also saves you the trouble of hunting for a while. Walker spoke again and suggested.

"But these spiders live in groups, and I'm afraid that if they come to a group, they will be in trouble." Vane was a little tempted by Walker's proposal, but the reason he didn't dare to act was that the spiders lived in groups, and if they attracted too many of them, they wouldn't be able to deal with them.

"Don't worry, leave it to me." Walker could see that Vane was not unmoved, but was just worried about causing too many crises. So he patted his chest and assured Vane.

"Are you sure there are no problems?" Although Walker had already made a guarantee, Vane couldn't help but ask.

"Don't worry." Walker handed the severed spider leg to Barka, and walked out into the grass without looking back.

Seeing that Walker was going to lure the giant spider back, Vane didn't understand what Walker was going to do. I thought to myself, no matter how stupid Walker is, he wouldn't plan to use a stone to lure a spider. These spiders are social creatures, and if someone told Vane that there was no way for them to communicate with each other, Vane wouldn't believe it.

However, thinking that this was Walker, based on the fact that he still didn't know enough about the dwarf personality in only half a year, Vane still felt that it would be better to ask. So he called out to Walker: "Wait, Walker. How are you going to lure spiders over? ”

"It's very simple, when you see those giant spiders, just shout or pick up a rock from the ground and throw it at it, and those guys will chase after you, and then I will just run back. I'm familiar with this kind of thing. Walker then replied.

"Oh my gosh. I know that dwarves are very straight, but can't you turn a little bit? After hearing Walker's words, Vane immediately covered his forehead with his hand.

"What's wrong? Is there something wrong? Walker looked at Vane and immediately knew what was wrong with his thoughts, so he asked.

"Listen to me, Walker. These spiders live in groups and are able to communicate with each other. If you give them a spot, they'll call for a bunch of helpers. Vane explained to Walker.

"Well, that's a problem." At this time, Walker held the beard on his chest and asked, "Then what do you say to do?" ”

Vane thought for a moment and said, "As far as I know, spiders generally rely on the vibration of their webs to sense their targets. Although these giant spiders no longer hunt by building webs, their ability to sense vibrations should still be there, and perhaps even higher. We may be able to take advantage of that. ”

"Oh? How to use it? Walker listened to Vane a little puzzled, and Barka and Kalia were also puzzled.

"Simply put, you're ready for battle. I'm going to hit the ground with a warhammer and make it vibrate to attract spiders. Vane explained to the other three.

"Is that okay?" Walker asked, incredulously, "Just tapping the ground to attract spiders?" ”

"Of course, I think it's at least worth a try, isn't it?" Vane shrugged.

"Okay, let's give it a try." Walker nodded, picked up his weapon and shield and prepared for battle.

Vane picked up his weapon and shield, and first used a status spell on himself and Walker: Resistance. Then he said to Barka and Kalia, "You two take two steps back, but don't go too far, you won't be able to protect you both." ”

By the time Barka and Kalia took two steps back, Walker had already raised his shield and was ready for battle. Vane raised his hammer and slammed it to the ground. There was a muffled noise on the drier ground. Suddenly, a dark shadow flashed in front of Vane and Walker, appearing not far from the two of them. It was a giant spider that went into the grass in search of prey.

The speed at which the giant spider moved was completely unexpected. It wasn't until the spider's teeth attacked the shield Vane was holding that Vane saw and reacted.

"Look at me." At this time, Walker, who reacted at the same time, jumped violently on the back of the giant spider, intending to jump onto the back of the giant spider, but for some reason, the spider suddenly moved a step to the side. Just this step frustrated Walker's plan.

Not only that, but the giant spider also raised one leg high as it moved, only waiting for Walker to give him a fatal blow when he landed.

With a 'bang', the giant spider's attack was blocked by Walker with a shield, and Vane swung his war hammer directly at the giant spider's head in order to relieve Walker. The giant spider took a sharp step back, frustrating Vane's attack.

Looking at the giant spider's nimble movements and rich combat experience, Vane was very puzzled how Walker had killed the previous giant spider.

"Walker, how did you just kill that one? Why do I feel like this one is so powerful? Vane whispered as he leaned closer to Walker.

"I just accidentally cut off one of that one's legs, and then I killed it very easily." Walker replied at this point.

"Did you just cut off a leg? But just now I saw that the two calves were broken, leaving only the thighs. Vane asked, frowning.

"That's right, because when it came running, it already had one leg left with only the top half of the thigh, what's wrong?" Walker explained.

"Okay, I see." Vane realized at this time that Walker had just been attacked by a surprise attack, and the giant spider's ability to move had been abolished, so he had easily killed the giant spider. Right now, this one is in good shape in every way, and it will take a lot of effort to kill it.

Vane and Walker were in a state of confrontation with the giant spider, and now they were walking or not leaving. At this point, Vane regretted that he shouldn't have provoked these giant spiders. It's just that it's too late, and he can only whisper to Walker again: "I will close your eyes in a while, and you will close your eyes." By the time I shout, you're opening your eyes. Do you understand? ”

"Understood, but what are you going to do?" Walker asked, a little confused.

"I'm going to use flash magic to try to blind this giant spider, but I don't know if I'll succeed. It looks like it's also capable of seeing things with its eyes. Vane whispered to Walker.

"Okay, I see." Walker nodded.