Chapter 959: Seeking the Hidden in the Heart of the Earth (32)

At the same time, in a virtual world.

The short sword in Prince Calvin's hand flicked and replaced the staff with the sword, releasing a thin cloud of ice mist.

This is not a staff for spellcasting, and using it to cast spells will of course greatly reduce its effectiveness. But spells are not just about power, depending on how they are used and when they are used, sometimes even the weakest spell can have the effect of turning things around!

And that's exactly what this ice fog is.

It spread out, levitating at a very subtle height, just enough to blind the guards of the Chapters in the enemy formation, stealing their sight.

And the monsters' left hand just opened, and the subspace magic array in their palms just wanted to open and spray out the seawater stored in the subspace. Once it successfully erupts, the high-pressure water cannon will open dozens of large holes in the boys. But the spells of the chapters could not be cast, because a thin layer of ice had formed on their palms, preventing the opening of the subspace exit!

Just as the chapters were confused by the inability to cast their spells, Husky had already rushed into the enemy line without hesitation. There is only one chance, and if you don't succeed, you will succeed.

Unleashing his combat technique [Arm Power Burst], the canine boy wielded his twin swords wildly, his whole body operating like a meat cleaver, indiscriminately slashing at the one beside him.

Because of the height difference, Husky was not affected by the ice fog above his head, so he had the advantage. The chapters are still in chaos, and the canine boy's blade mercilessly cuts off the octopus legs of the octopuses, causing these monsters to scream one by one, lose their balance and fall!

"Death!" Husky rushed to the ground and stabbed the monster's head with a sword, even though the face of the man was indistinguishable from a human.

"Die!!" Hearing the sound of another chapter man falling to the ground behind him, Husky turned around again, and the long sword in his other hand slashed out horizontally, making a hole about three inches deep in the monster's throat. Transparent blood spurted all over him.

"Die, die, die!" Husky struck at another Chapterman, and the long sword in the hand of the barely fallen Chapterman guard collided with the canine boy's sword, making a sonorous sound!

However, this could not stop the canine boy from attacking like crazy, and his other sword had pierced the chest of the chapter guard!

If there's one word to describe Husky at this moment, it's [madness] that best sums him up. The red-eyed Husky only knew how to attack, but he didn't care about self-preservation, and even a Zhangren guard behind him who fell to the ground and was dying raised his long sword in his hand, and was about to stab him to death, but the canine boy didn't notice it at all!

In the distance, Hal exclaimed, "Husky, be careful!" The tip of the monster's sword was approaching with an unstoppable force, just an inch from Husky's back - and it was aimed at Husky's heart!

But Husky didn't panic, his attention was drawn to something else. His gaze stayed on Prince Calvin for a moment: the fish-man prince was swinging his short sword with all his might, and some kind of light emitted from the tip of the short sword, and that light immediately turned into a solid projectile, flying out in an arc along the angular velocity of the tip of the little fish-man prince's sword!

Before the sword of the chapter guard pierced Husky's back, the ice arrow pierced the monster's head!

The ice arrows cast with an illegal rod are not very lethal in the first place, but a headshot at close range is a one-hit kill! The body of the guard of the chapter man lost control and was weak, and he could no longer threaten the safety of Husky! The canine boy was in a state of ignorance, and he picked up his life in a daze!

"You should thank Prince Ben, puppy. Calvin smirked and raised his dagger in his hand.

"Let's talk about it when I have time. "The canine boy tried not to deal with the fishman prince as much as possible, even if the other party did save his life.

"What a guy who doesn't know how to be grateful. The little fish-man prince said in a mocking tone.

"Because Husky doesn't know what the hell you're up to. God knows if you were trying to hurt Husky—" "Tsk, what about the basic trust between people?" "There's no trust in people like you, thank you, Wang." "Ahem!" Seeing that the atmosphere was a little inappropriate, Hal immediately interrupted his friends with a dry cough, and persuaded, "Let's get out of here first." "Of course, Wang. After the First World War, our position may have been exposed. Husky put away his sword.

He took it for granted that his group had only spent about ten minutes to solve the battle, and there was plenty of time;

The teenagers would not know that the enemies who patrolled the dungeon had already been killed by the murderous ones, and as long as they didn't run around, this level of the dungeon was safe for the time being.

"But where do we go next?" Calvin crossed his arms behind his head and stood against the wall in a leisurely manner, not paying any attention to how dirty the old dungeon stone wall was (because he knew it was just a game).

The canine boy looked at himself and glanced at his friends again. They were all dressed in tattered prison clothes, not much different from naked Ben, and the mere wearing this ragged clothes was awkward enough.

"Husky still wants to retrieve our belongings. These two swords were good, but Husky was used to using the big sword. The Fishman Prince grinned maliciously, "That great sword, you can't even wield it without the aid of combat skills." Forget it if you lose that kind of thing. "That's not going to work," Husky didn't catch the fish at all, "and you're still going to need that kind of heavily armed Wang to deal with the thick-skinned guys." "Even if you say that-" The Fish-Man Prince didn't particularly care, it was just a game for him, and it was the same everywhere he went, the difference was only in the "fun" brought by the different routes: "Where our luggage was hidden, do you have a way to know?" At this point, the group of Zhangren on the ground were completely dead, their bodies disappeared, and the props exploded all over the place. Husky and Hal are busy picking up props when they find something interesting in the prop pile - a map of the castle.

The moment he saw the map, Husky was dumbfounded.

This chapter man castle was built deep under the sea. And this dungeon they are in is the lowest level of the castle, and the deepest sea outside. To escape from this castle, one must go all the way up, through the upper three floors, to reach the ground.

And those three layers, needless to say, are of course heavily guarded and full of enemies. Fighting with these chapter people, one-on-one is already very difficult, not to mention being besieged by a large group of chapter people.

And, worst of all, the Husky has a limited number of their combat skills, and it is impossible to fight for a protracted war. Husky had five [arm bursts] left today, and when he ran out, he would have to rely on his physical strength to fight a terrible enemy - no matter how you look at it, it will be impossible to win!

There's only one way to get out of here!

The canine boy and the leopard boy glanced at each other, they had been with each other for a while, and they had established some kind of tacit understanding, even if they didn't speak, they could vaguely know what the other was thinking.

＂... Sneaking meow?" Hal retold what the canine boy wanted to say but didn't say, but in fact, it was just for the little prince of the fish-man on the side to hear.

"Stealth, yes, that sounds fun, too!" Calvin agreed, a little tired of normal combat and looking for something new and exciting to do in the game.

Husky sighed lowly, bothering to bother with the Fish-Man Prince, and continued to fiddle with the flat map with both hands, trying to find a gap in every subtle structure of the map.

Of course, since this is a game, and since this qiē is a set "level", it must have a way to solve it.

He saw the ventilation ducts, which with the petite stature of these teenagers should be able to escape;

He saw a small storage room, on the same floor as the castle they were. There they might be able to recover their captured weapons, or even find something useful;

He saw that the dungeon was connected to some kind of intricate undersea cavern. It is impossible to escape from the bottom of the sea from those caves, but it can provide a relatively safe resting place for the canine boy and his party. Light a campfire, rest for the night, and wait for tomorrow when the number of combat skills used is restored, which will be very helpful in battle.

In that case, one qiē is easy to do. First go and retrieve the weapon, then go hide and sleep for the night, and early tomorrow morning, take advantage of the relatively weak guards of the chapter in the early morning, and use the ventilation duct to escape. That's the only way Husky can think of.

And while Husky thought so, the Leopard Man boy thought the same thing. He was just a little worried: "There should be guards in the storage room, right?" Husky was already in front of him, moving in the direction of the storage room: "It doesn't matter, with the number of skills we have left, we should be able to do something." Hal nodded, didn't say anything more, took out a dagger from the loot as a weapon, and quietly followed behind his friend. His injuries were almost healed, at least he could run and swing his sword. If the shape is really dangerous, the Leopard Man can also come to Husky's aid - and Hal is ready to fight until he is exhausted.

"Huh, didn't you mean to sneak in, why did you suddenly go treasure hunting again?" Calvin followed the two friends with a relaxed step, "but treasure hunting seems to be fun too, hehe." The three teenagers walked down the old, shabby, dark, damp stone corridors of the castle dungeon. A pair of blood-red eyes, appearing in the pitch darkness at the end of a certain hallway, secretly observed the three teenagers.

Husky had always thought it was just a game—a homely simulation game that wouldn't really hurt the body in real life if they died.

But what about the facts?