Thanks to Talos' efforts to take half his life, Reins found a solution to the impasse in front of him.

They ended up hitting the eye or nose, and after much deliberation, Reins decided to target the beast's right eye. When the range is limited to the head, it is easier for the eyes to find a position at a relative distance than the nose.

She arranged for Boe's fellow archers to perform high-intensity serial attacks on the left side of the beast's jaw, while she, along with Pat, Boe, and Epiperta, seized the time to break the mana layer of the beast's right eye so that others could carry out subsequent attacks. It might have been difficult, and yes, the four of them had never fought together in any co-op battle with the exception of Boe and Epiperta.

But they couldn't help but do it, and luckily their ultimate goal was to awaken the beast to a certain level, so that even if something went wrong along the way, it wouldn't let the beast fall into a deeper slumber anymore - unless the direction of their attack was too big for even a novice to make.

For the four of them, the only problem to solve is the order of the shots. At most, two people can attack at the same time in the space of the beast's right eye, so their respective attack characteristics are particularly important. Reinth herself doesn't even have to step forward herself, and she can be a magician who is proficient in magic when necessary, rather than a melee warrior.

The weapons of the remaining three men were heavier than the other, and after careful consideration, it was impossible to even distinguish a reasonable attack lineup for a while. While analyzing the different plans in her mind, Leynes sighed a little casually, but fortunately, none of the three people had the same temper as Lilian, otherwise they would probably either lose their patience and rush directly, or they wanted to rush over but were stopped by her and knocked unconscious and thrown behind.

Eventually, Reins joined the three of them in the discussion. Three people who will show a gentle side to people they don't know well discuss things together, and although there will be no conflict, progress will be too slow.

"I have a proposal, gentlemen." Reins said in a long voice, she seemed to vaguely hear that the three of them were actually being humble and humble to each other, which really made people lose patience, "Okay, please listen to me." I'm the best of us at mana, so I'll follow the beast's magic to create the most vulnerable point, and then the knight's gentleman will attach the magic breaking power to your spear to pierce that point - I know your knights have this ability, but even this thing has been wiped out after you left the family. ”

Epiper blinked, then shook her head with a soft smile.

"While I do want to make a joke like that, maybe it's not the right time for the moment." He said kindly, "I see, I'll attack as soon as your order comes out, right?" ”

Reins nodded, smirking at him.

"That ability is in your blood, and if you were to say that you had lost it, I would begin to wonder what the people of the Knight Family had to go through when they rebelled against the family."

Epiperta made an exaggerated look of horror, and Reins paid no attention to his tricks, and instead looked at the other two.

"As long as nothing goes wrong, after his spear successfully hits the beast, there will be a brief hole in that layer of mana protection, and you two will need to perform additional attacks to expand that hole." Reins put her hand on her chin and thought seriously, "As long as the gap is widened, I will have a way to temporarily hold it in place so that others can attack the beast's right eye." ”

Pat and Boe accepted their assignment, and when the others learned what they had to do, Iloh cautiously raised his hand and asked a question.

"You know, generally speaking, whether it's a human or a monster, the eyes are the most vulnerable place." He looked like he was juggling the words, "And it's often not fatal but it angers the other person...... Could this monster be the same? ”

Reins raised an eyebrow, looking at him in surprise.

"What ridiculous are you talking about, Ganiro?"

This sound like a refutation of his speculation, but Iroh had the experience of being badly taunted and attacked by Rheins, so he didn't dare to believe what she was trying to say so easily, so he just closed his mouth and waited quietly for the mercenary to speak.

And Reins didn't disappoint him either.

"Of course, it will, of course." "How can you ask such a stupid question that even a child knows?" It's worthy of being a guy with Leanne, and there will always be something similar to Leanne on his body. ”

“…… What the? Why is it my business again?! ”

Lillian tried to retort, but Reins ignored her lightly and continued the conversation.

"Our goal is to make the monster sober, and attacking the eye is the most straightforward means both in terms of the theoretical physiological structure and the function it is programmed for. The worst might just be to make the monster angry, it's nothing, we just need to hold on for a while and Apaya will find a way to solve it. ”

Lillian's remark that the mercenary was too relaxed made Lillian roll her eyes unabashedly, and the others, though not so blunt, were so silent that they didn't know how to respond—no matter what she said, what she had decided would not change.

Even Apaya himself sighed silently, and although he was pleased that his lover trusted him in his abilities, it was a huge pressure that had never been felt before. You know, the awakening of the monster is only able to let him touch the third layer of locks, how to unlock this lock, and what it will look like after unlocking, everything is still unknown.

But even so, he had to do it.

Appaia looked at Reins, who was full of confidence without the slightest hesitation, and lowered his head to decide to concentrate on the console in front of him, trying not to waste any time to respond to the mercenary's trust.

Now that the plan has been decided, they no longer hesitate. The female archer pulled her bow open, the red flames on the bow shining brightly as if it had even come to life, the bowstring was pulled to the extreme, the muscles in her arms and calves tensed, and the angle of her waist twisted was a marvel at the toughness of her body. The moment the arrow detached from the bow, it burst through the air to make it seem like it would be scratched by the wind it carried far away.

But that was only the beginning of the attack, as she fired second, third, and subsequent arrows at a dizzying speed. Taking advantage of this opportunity, Reins concentrated on sensing the changes in the magic power on the demonic beast. The defensive mana of the beast's head quickly converged near the part of the attack, making the mana around its eyes weaker and weaker.

The magic was not moving in a straight line, but in a swirling flow, which gave Reins an opportunity. She blended her magic into the defense layer along the vortex, and tried to modify her direction little by little, eventually allowing her magic to form a separate vortex around the beast's right eye.

The monster's defense mechanism is only set by Roseos, and this change in magic power will not make it have any vigilance and resistance when its consciousness has not yet awakened, which also gives them the opportunity to attack. Rhines used her own magic vortex to drive the magic power of the monster itself, so that the remaining magic near her right eye was swept into the vortex little by little, greatly weakening the magic layer on her right eye.

"It's now!"

With a soft cry from Rhine, Epiper rushed forward with his knight's spear in hand. Circles of dark red lines appeared on his spear, and on closer inspection, they seemed to be made up of some kind of incantation. Epiper followed the beast's claws to its shoulders, and with a nimble flipped onto the beast's face, stabbing the spear into the center of the magic vortex.

The beast struggled violently, and although the eyelid of its right eye was damaged by the spear and could not be opened, its left eye was slowly showing signs of opening. Epiperta quickly allowed herself to leap back to the ground, and instead of Pat and Bee's twin swords, the golden and green weapons smashed into the wounds inflicted by the spears, shaking the gap in magical protection to widen again.

Reins used her magic to fix the gap in time, and of course, she used some of the energy in the "boon" slightly. After Pat and Boe left there, the others attacked the beast's right eye in an effort to do the most damage in the brief moment they had created.

Before the start of this battle, Reins had instructed that it would be better to use all his strength to cause the Warcraft to wake up than to let the Warcraft not change because the force was too small. You know, Rossos's system still has a certain amount of intelligence, and if their battle is not successful this time, they will need to find opportunities in the new law of change - and Talos obviously can't use his ability again in a short period of time.

Luckily, no matter what the people present had thought about before and whether they were willing to join the battle, they would follow the orders of the commander when the actual action began. Therefore, under the full force of everyone's attack, the left eye of the demonic beast finally opened slowly.

The beast's eyes looked like a machine-like silver-gray, which wasn't particularly pleasing. Reins glanced back, and Apaya, who was busy with her mouth pursed in the console, proved that their efforts were working, and that all they had to do was drag the beast in place before Apaya made any new progress.

Aha, I hope Rossos's stuff is really strong enough and doesn't cut corners. Seeing the beast's behavior as it tried to break free of the chain on its four legs, Reins thought with some mockery.