The mage's anger was swift and intense, and tiny frost began to form in the wind that blew past him. Although it was a certain distance from the ground, it was not yet as cool as the upper reaches of the mountains, and when the cold wind blew from behind Atta and the cat fairies, they immediately understood that the unnatural chill came from the gray-robed wizard. This meant that Cheese had found a way to deal with the fluid monster above, the temperature, or more accurately, the cold.

Water cannot be knocked down, nor can it be cut, not even by hammering it or rubbing it with a file. The mud-like monster has largely inherited this trait, and ordinary swords can't stab it, and bows can't make it bleed, it's a swamp of consciousness. However, water and swamp-like monsters are only indestructible when they are in a fluid state, and cheese from the Far North knows this very well, and when unshaped water comes into contact with low temperatures, it will turn into stereotyped ice as if it were dead. Swamps are no exception, it's just a matter of how low the temperature needs to be to freeze it, and how to create it.

Temperature is not something that humans can control, fire can bring warmth, but if you want to create cold, you need quite complex means. A night without sun is cold, a cellar without sunlight is cold, cold is never something that needs to be made, and if you want to get cold, you only need to extract the heat from the vicinity, and without heat, the temperature will naturally drop. And the medium through which the cheese draws away the heat is the lantern called Breath of Dawn.

This magical lantern stores a ray of dawn sunlight, but that doesn't mean it lasts forever. Breath of Dawn requires energy, and although it generally requires only the same source of sunlight, it is not impossible to extract the heat present in the surrounding air and convert it into energy under the operation of cheese. There was a crimson glow from the dim wick, not the sunlight that was supposed to be on, but the luminescence of pure heat coming together. Cheese hesitated for a moment as he looked at the little light, he had indeed studied the lantern in his spare time, after all, it had the ability to store sunlight, which could be a useful weapon against many dark creatures. But even so, the mage had never tried or witnessed any other glow emanating from the wick. With Cheese's knowledge, what he is doing at the moment is completely feasible, and the heat will be collected and concentrated through the medium of the lantern, and as a carrier that can withstand the power of the sun's rays, the breath of dawn will not cause any damage in the heat.

Indeed, as the red light grew brighter and brighter, the temperature around it did drop, even faster than the mage had expected. Some, it seems, is too fast. Cheese could feel the hot heat in his hand holding the lantern, but he could only feel the cold wind behind him. The lamp is thirsting for heat, it's thirsting for more.

"No, now is not the time for you to be fed. The greyrobe shrugged his nose, then placed his other hand on Breath of Dawn and pointed the lantern at the monster above, the wick of which was already turning blue. hand, hold the switch of the lampshade, according to the caster of this lamp, opening the lampshade will cause the energy stored in the lamp to pour out, but doing so will cause damage to the wick of the lantern, and it is not recommended to use it. However, this is not the time to worry about this, the lantern awakened by Cheese is like a black hole that swallows the heat around it, and its speed and absorption are beyond the range of the mage's control, in short, it is out of control. In this case, no one knows what will happen if it continues to absorb it, but instead of doing so, it is better to stop the runaway process by causing some damage to the Breath of Dawn. Pull the bolt and turn it on.

"Hum!" was not so much a sound as the whisper of the vibrating air in my ears, like a shock wave emitted when an explosion was emitted, like a wave of sound rolled up when a dragon descended. The energy emitted from the blue-red wick was released before the human eye could see it, and Cheese only faintly saw a fleeting halo of light, but in the space where the halo passed, all the disturbed ripples were shaken, and everything seen through these parts was quite deformed, which was characteristic of the high temperature.

Look at the target hit by this energy, or the location of the target, because there is no shadow of the silt monster there, only a few drops of filthy liquid that is gradually evaporating in the heat tell of its existence. This is the opposite of the original plan.,Cheese wanted to solidify the monster through low temperature and then destroy it.,It's good.,Save the process of solidification.,The extremely high temperature directly turned the monster into green smoke.。 At the same time, the mage also noticed that the energy released from the Breath of Dawn was far more powerful than he had imagined, and that energy not only killed the monster, but also caused obvious scars on the body of the worm that was also climbing the monster and even the Tianmu itself in its crevices!

Before the surprise subsided, the effects of the heat began to show. "Uh-huh!" a low roar resounded through the clouds, shaking all three people present to stand unsteadily, Atta even almost fell, and as for those human face moths, they lost their ability to fly and fell to the middle of nowhere. "Boom!" the earth trembled, no, it was the worm trembling, the pain from the wound on his body apparently caught his attention, and the massive body began to squirm again, the result as terrifying as a violent earthquake.

"Be careful!" the cat elf grabbed Atta's wrist as the claw that popped out of her other hand slammed into the worm's skin, barely keeping the two of them steady. Cheese was not so lucky, he just cared about hanging the Breath of Dawn on his waist, and the whole person was suddenly shocked and flew into the air! Fortunately, the mage grabbed both sides of the robe in time, and the gray robe spread out in the air like a bird's wing, enveloping the air, slightly slowing down the speed of the fall, giving Cheese a chance to land on the next layer of the worm's body.

"I'm fine, you guys take care of yourselves!" the mage who landed on the ground luckily grabbed a bump and shouted to his companions above his head so that they didn't have to worry. But when he looked up, he saw a huge black shadow like a huge rock, slowly peeking out of the dark clouds above, it was the head of a worm, and he found them.