"If you can't find a rock, you're blind!" Shut up.

"Then you can find me a look. Lukka was adamant about not admitting it.

"Hmph, I'll show you!" Shut up and raised his paw, pushing the half of the lens that was tied to the front of his right eye.

Crete was a man of great short-sightedness, and his ability to see through everything did not improve this physical defect in the slightest, and the fragments of his glasses appeared to have countless circles, almost like the rings of a tree.

The vision of the closed mouth is very good, and when it sees through this lens, it will be dizzy and dizzy after a few glances, so it always has one eye closed and only uses its left eye to observe everything around it.

Now, it clung to the rock wall, opened its right eye, and examined it inch by inch through the lens.

"Here!" shut up and tapped the rock wall lightly with his beak, then flew three meters away and knocked again, "All the way here, there is a big rock!"

"Did you notice that you move a lot like a woodpecker?" Lukka said.

"Don't go too far, dig it out!" Shut up and found the rock, immediately closed his right eye, and pushed the lens slightly upwards with one paw.

"Okay, Ollie, try it again, don't wait for the bug to come back. Luca said.

"I hurt its pincers a lot, and now I don't know how to cry in that corner of the cave, how can I come back so quickly?" Ollie was confident in the results of his battle, but walked over to the rock wall and quickly dug into the rock wall with his greatsword.

The greatsword wasn't the sharpest of the blades, and with its own weight, combined with Ollie's strength, it was lethal enough even if it wasn't sharpened into a hair-blown blade.

But Ollie used it in a rough enough way, and he didn't seem to worry about the damage to the blade and tip of the sword, so he didn't hesitate to stab at the stone wall.

"Won't your sword shatter?" Lukka asked.

"Yes, why don't I take care of it every day?" said Ollie.

Lukka failed to understand the connection between "maintenance" and "chipping", and generally speaking, if a sword has a chip, no matter how much grease and grinding stone is used, it will basically be invalid, unless the damaged area is smoothed out and the blade is reopened.

"There's something really good about my sword," Ollie explained as she continued digging, "and whatever the damage is, as long as it's not broken, it can repair itself with a little treatment." ”

"It's not that simple, where did you get this sword?" Lukka remembered vividly, not long ago, the greatsword effortlessly sliced through his own magical spider silk.

"It was the captain of the guard of the Red Shield Keep who left him behind, and I don't know how he got it," Ollie replied, "I didn't have time to ask when the Red Shield Keep fell and the captain of the guard was killed. ”

"Can you lend me this sword to study?" Phil whispered.

"No!" "No!" "No!"

Three voices come out together, one from Ollie, one from Luca, and one from Shut Up.

"I'll just ask, what are you doing with such a big temper?" Phil pouted, "Why don't you keep digging?"

"I'm done. Ollie said, priddling the tip of her sword over the real stone, and the whole rock fell off the cave wall and slammed into Luka's feet.

"The shape doesn't quite fit, does it?" asked Ollie again.

Indeed, it is more appropriate to say this "strip" stone than this "piece" stone. It was about three meters long, but not much wider than the palm of a hand, and if Lukka had Ollie's strength, he might have been able to dance as a stick.

"Make do with it," said Shut Up, "and there are no other stones nearby." ”

Lukka could only try it and cast a spell on the stone stick. Not to mention, with the incantation he chanted, this thing really moved slightly.

As soon as it was done, a large hole was broken on the other side of the web, and the spider queen came out from below again.

"Yo, just in time. "Lukka didn't have time to test the results before he prepared to attack.

"Intruder, you ...... Wait a minute!" A hoarse voice came from the other side of the nest, and the spider queen seemed to be constantly adjusting her tone, causing the accent of the sentence to sound rather weird.

Shut up and fly to the top of Phil's head and scratch it with his paws: "Didn't you say it has no intelligence?"

"That's what the book says! There are errors in the information I have obtained, what can I do? Besides, it didn't show any brains just now!" Phil defended weakly.

Lukka waved his hand at the two of them and asked the spider, "Are you going to negotiate?"

The spider let out a hissing voice, which finally fixed her voice on the common timbre of female goblins: "Negotiate, what qualifications do you have?"

It wielded its giant claws, and the one that had just split a large hole was now covered in heavy cobwebs, which was supposed to be the queen of spiders' self-healing.

"Do you have a brain, you're the one who hurts right now!" Lukka said.

"What the hell are you trying to do, intruder?" asked the spider queen.

"Two conditions, one, to return our companions who have been scattered around here. Two, you move the lair away and don't come back, and let your descendants never come to harass the goblin city again. Lukka said, "Do both of those and we'll let you go." ”

"Lost companion, do you mean the guy down there?" asked the spider queen.

"Down, where?" Lukka looked down through the holes in the cobwebs beneath his feet, and the black rumbling couldn't see anything.

"Here, this. The spider lifted her feet and pulled back a strand of silk, tearing open a piece of web underneath, revealing the covered area.

As soon as the cobwebs were lifted, a bright fire was reflected below, and the flickering light and shadow reflected piles of oval-shaped white insect eggs, each the size of a watermelon, making Lukka feel uncomfortable.

"Linde reincarnated as an egg?" Ollie's guess went down the unreliable road.

"No!" shouted the spider queen.

The light of the fire came from behind the piles of eggs, and the spider hung upside down on a stream of silk, sweeping away the top ones with her feet.

The figure of the half-giant was revealed, he seemed to be in good shape, the expression on his face was very relaxed, and his eyes were fixed on the string of things in his hands.

Lukka rubbed his eyes and looked closely, Linde was holding an extra-long iron skewer in his hand, on which several insect eggs were skewered, and he was intently roasting them on the fire.

"Is he your companion?" asked the spider queen.

"That's right, it's him. ”

As he spoke, Phil leaned over to the nearest hole in his web and shouted downward, "Lind!

The half-giant noticed the change above his head, looked up, saw a few familiar faces, and grinned when he left. 1910