"Hehe, such a showy thing, I can't weaken my reputation."

Listening to Crowe's words, Croton just laughed a little, and then replied indifferently.

The tone was as if this was really something to be in the limelight, and then before he could finish speaking, he didn't even have to wait for the two of them to react, he had already stood up and walked forward.

For example, the sound of conversation and laughter after tea and dinner also came.

"Hmph, look at my..."

"Croton..."

His eyes subconsciously followed his figure, and Tuo Kala couldn't help but clench his fists, and his palms were already covered with sweat in just a moment.

"There's nothing bad about it, and don't die."

Looking at the figure farther and farther away, Tuokara could only say this. It was impossible to catch up now, and in the end he could only let go of the thought he had just made and let Croton advance.

"That's nature."

Then, Croton's slightly relaxed voice came over.

In a matter of moments, Croton had already walked a long distance, and after carefully touching thirty or forty steps, he stopped.

Here, it is only a dozen steps away from Akuma.

Against the backdrop of the dark red glow, Croton could even see the tentacles of each of Akuma's feathers, which were fluttering along with Akuma's movements and a hint of breeze.

Akuma's huge body makes its feathers much larger than other ordinary birds, so that even after a dozen or so steps, it can be seen clearly?

Call!

As Akuma flapped his wings, a strong wind continued to blow past him.

Croton hid behind a tuft of weeds, and neither the people of the tribe nor Akuma noticed Croton, which also made Croton breathe a sigh of relief for a while.

Although his mouth was so light-hearted, how could he not be afraid?

Tick!

Tick!

"Calm down, calm down..."

With a dull heartbeat, Croton also kept hinting in his heart that he had calmed down, he took a deep breath, and then finally carefully felt for the grenade, waiting for the right time.

"Grab the crossbow, we're getting closer."

When Croton stabilized, Tokara said to the people beside him, although he also knew that the bow and crossbow were much less lethal to Akuma, they couldn't just wait here.

"Well, we listen to you." A few young adults behind him said without any hesitation.

"And you can't let Croton steal the prestige, can you?" The same goes for the other person next to you.

Then, all of them agreed, and after some walking, they came to a distance of thirty paces from Akuma.

A slight gust of wind came from that side in a trance, and here they could see the situation over there more clearly, and as for Croton, who was closer, he was even more prepared.

With a grenade in one hand and a lead in the other, he waited for the giant bird to leak a flaw.

The first time she encountered Akuma, Amanda found the flaw only after the sacrifice of the old patriarch, so what about this time?

Croton's eyes were accurate, staring closely at Akuma's every movement. As time slowly passed, the heaviness in his heart became heavier and heavier, and he could only keep taking deep breaths to stabilize his mind.

"It's now!"

At this moment, when Akuma suddenly opened his mouth wide and screamed and grabbed someone, he finally ripped off the lead and threw the guy in his hand out.

Croton's hand was very accurate, and Akuma's mouth was already very large, which also made the success rate a few points higher, so with a few collision sounds, a black shadow accurately fell into the giant bird's mouth.

"It worked!"

Seeing that the black shadow had finally accurately fallen into the mouth of the giant bird, Croton was also greatly relieved, but he still did not completely relax, and only when the grenade really caused irreparable injuries to Akuma could this sneak attack be considered successful.

Later, Tuokara had already seen Croton's movements, and finally gritted his teeth and said, "Open the crossbow."

"Okay."

On the side, the others had already made preparations, and they launched their bows and crossbows one after another, and then with a burst of breaking sounds, several crossbow arrows had already flown out in unison.

Then, everyone started to set up new crossbow bolts at the same time, ready for the next attack.

So, what about the other side?

Whoa!

Sensing what was in his mouth, Akuma also subconsciously stopped attacking the tribe and wanted to spit out the contents of his mouth.

Although it didn't know what it was that suddenly flew into its mouth, and it didn't know if it was dangerous, the discomfort in its mouth still made it not want this thing to stay in its mouth for a moment.

However, before he could do so, there was an explosion that blew the bird's head to pieces, and then Akuma struggled and rolled before falling to the ground.

Bang bang bang!

The vitality of this massive alien creature is obviously very tenacious, and even though its entire head has been smashed, it does not die immediately. However, the crossbow bolts that followed came one after another after it fell.

Bang bang bang!

There were a few more voices, and because they were close, the power of the crossbow arrows was also exerted to a great extent. The pain was so great that it struggled to get something out of its surroundings.

"Stand back, back back!"

In the tribe, an old man who resembled an old patriarch began to command, although he didn't know what had just happened, but the top priority now was to keep the people in the tribe away from this behemoth.

Although their heads were blown up, they were still certain to die if they were caught by that claw.

At this time, the other people nearby naturally understood this, and naturally avoided it very consciously, and everyone was thirty or forty steps away before they stopped.

Bang bang bang!

At this time, during this period of time, the vitality of the giant bird was obviously much weaker, and the strength of its struggle was obviously much lighter, and as time went by, its strength of struggle continued to decline, and it seemed that it was going to fail.

Finally, after a long few more minutes, with the last toss, the behemoth in front of him finally stopped moving.

"Dead?"

The man who resembled the old patriarch just now said with some confusion at first, but he didn't plan to go up to check it out immediately, and he also told the others to wait, and the loss of the night made him dare not take any risks.

Then, after almost ten minutes, Akuma still didn't make any movement, and the old patriarch finally let out a sigh of relief, and said cautiously, "Gadenu, you go and have a look."

"Oh, good."

Hearing this, in the crowd, a middle-aged man who was a little emaciated walked out and walked cautiously over there.