Chapter 144: Giant Rat

It's just that Benjamin doesn't have the heart to think about where Jack has gone at this time. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

Because, the thing in this room has reached out a greasy tentacle, grabbed Benjamin's waist, and pulled him all in.

Then the monster slammed Benjamin to the ground.

It was a huge mouse, and all sorts of small mice were dropping out of its belly.

As for the tentacles that bound Benjamin, they were made of the giant mouse's whiskers.

Benjamin felt a wave of nausea for no apparent reason.

And he quickly reacted, and when he tried to break free of the tentacle as soon as he tried hard, he would become more and more weak, and a feeling of paralysis would spread all over his body.

And at this time, those disgusting, I don't know where to get out of the little mice have been running up step by step. They slowly surrounded Benjamin, climbed up its body, and opened their mouths.

The sharp teeth glowed with cold light, like a skilled beast.

And the giant rat was more like a mother to breed these monsters, and it didn't attack other than tying Benjamin with its own whiskers.

However, this is bad enough.

At this moment, Nana flew out of Benjamin's chest.

She is always so trustworthy when she is in a critical moment.

Without the slightest hesitation, Nana quickly flew towards the big black and dirty mouse, and then bit off the thick beard in one bite.

Benjamin was a little surprised, when did Nana's teeth become so powerful.

It's on par with a vampire.

Benjamin, who had broken free, immediately shook his body vigorously, causing the disgusting rats to fall off his clothes and roll on the ground.

However, the little mice were much more aggressive, and they barely had time to recuperate, and immediately jumped up again and launched a second round of attacks.

One mouse after another jumped over, and Nana flew through the air.

She could pinpoint a rat's back each time and stick her teeth into the rat's neck alive.

The little mouse could only kick his feet in a daze and resist for a while, and then died directly.

The other little mice rushed at Benjamin, only to be greeted by a wall of bones that burst out of the ground and nearly broke the ceiling.

The bones that came out from the inside out pierced the little rats that flew over, and the black liquid slowly flowed out of their stomachs.

After dripping on the floor, it was corroded and hot gas came out.

Benjamin was a little surprised, it seemed that these rats, like those ghost horses, were no longer considered creatures.

To be exact, it would be more accurate to call them necromantic creatures.

It's just that a group of lichs have such powerful intelligence?

Benjamin suspects that there is a man behind the lich.

After all the little mice were dealt with, Benjamin raised his wand and walked over to the fat giant mouse.

Sensing the danger at this point, it turned around, and met Benjamin with a pair of small gray eyes.

At this moment, the giant rat actually blew itself up.

The sudden explosion caught Benjamin off guard, and all sorts of disgusting liquids sprayed on his face, and a foul smell began to permeate.

When Benjamin woke up again, he was lying on the floor of the room.

Nana, on the side, was carefully licking the liquid off his face.

Benjamin grabbed Nana, touched her back, and said very gently, "What are you doing? It's all dirty, you spit it out for me." ”

Obviously, Nana didn't quite understand why it was dirty, but it was delicious, with a taste unique to death.

Still, under Benjamin's gaze, it honestly stopped.

Benjamin sat up from the floor, picked up his wand, and applied a cleansing charm to himself before settling down a little.

Otherwise, the stench on his body made it impossible for him to think.

"Whew, it's really nothing, I don't know where Jack ran now!"

Benjamin muttered to himself unhappily.

Nana, however, flapped her wings as if she had smelled something, and flew out like that.

"Where are you going?" asked Benjamin, looking at Nana's back, a little puzzled.

However, Nana, who had not taken on a human form, could not speak, and only looked back at Benjamin, as if to remind Benjamin to keep up with it.

Benjamin stomped his foot, but still followed.

He walked out onto the street again, still empty.

Nana, on the other hand, seemed to know the direction, and took Benjamin through the streets and alleys, and finally stopped in front of a stall where no one was around.

At this time, Nana also stopped.

It looked back at Benjamin, blinking.

"So what did you bring me here for?" Benjamin looked at Nana speechlessly, not knowing where to complain.

It was an empty stall, with only a dusty flag, a table covered with dust and nothing to be placed.

There was also a chair that broke one leg.

It really made Benjamin not see that there was any value worth exploring.

It's just that Nana is not the kind of pet who will run around with his owner on a whim (he is talking about the three fools of the sled). So Benjamin calmed down and began to look around the stall carefully.

However, ten minutes passed, and Benjamin found nothing but a hint of coolness in the ghost place.

He didn't even have a clue.

He thought about it, and simply used his wand to blow the dust off the stall, preparing to sit on this chair and rest for a while.

However, when he used his magic to invite a gust of wind that blew away the dust that had been deposited for decades, the table finally revealed his true colors.

Actually, it's an ordinary table.

It's just that there is a different gap in this table.

Anyway, the gap has been filled by a stone.

But this obviously different color makes it difficult for Benjamin to let go.

At this moment, Nana swooped down, and she stood on top of the gap, waving her wings, as if to ask for credit.

Benjamin smiled and put Nana in his pocket.

Although he didn't quite understand how Nana found out (maybe because of the nature of magical creatures?), he was still grateful to Nana.

Benjamin forcefully removed the stone.

The moment his hand touched the stone, a familiar and strange sensation struck him.

It's like the first time he's encountered Voldemort's diary.