If it weren't for the loudspeaker on the car, which had been turned on at maximum volume, Lukka might not have reacted to this unexpected shelling.

The goblin, whose skin was slightly blue, had been moving half a beat slower than his fellow goblin, and he was honestly crouching behind the boom cannon in the car, quietly watching everything that was happening around him:

The mine guards who were ambushed in the back, President Gavin who was held hostage in the house, and even the chatterbox and the detachment leader who were arguing in his ear, these things didn't seem to have much to do with him, until he heard the words "try it with a bang", he seemed to have been suddenly awakened from his slumber, and shouted out those two words with joy: "Okay!"

These two words were also amplified many times by the megaphone, and Luca could hear them clearly in his study on the second floor.

Two seconds later, the cannonball spun out of the chamber with a loud "boom" and flew straight to the window where Lukka was.

Normally, in order to facilitate steering, the gyroscope gun has a slender body, and the caliber is much smaller than that of ordinary guns, and at rough glance, it should be about the same as a large musket. But this gyroscope gun is completely different, not only is the barrel extremely short, but the caliber is even close to catching up with the side guns of the Silent Death.

Not only that, but its shells are not ordinary round projectiles, and with Lucca's experience in many naval battles, as soon as you hear the sound, you can know that it is a flowering projectile that can explode twice after hitting the target! The power of this kind of shell, let alone a study, once it hits the window, even the second floor of this building, about half of the area will be affected.

Even with a reminder from the loudspeaker, there wasn't much time left for Lukka to react, and he casually cast a familiar spell.

The cannonball whizzed, and when it was about to hit the window, it encountered a hard and cold wall, and after hitting it, it still refused to stop, but immediately detonated the built-in fuse.

This second explosion, separated from Lukka by only a wall of ice, shook the room several times.

When the dust settled, the wall of ice blocking the window fell apart, and the broken ice, mixed with the melted ice water, and the shattered shrapnel fell from the second-floor window to the ground below.

"I said, are they going to do a coup d'état?" Lukka tapped his ear twice with a finger, but he couldn't stop the tinnitus from the imminent explosion.

"No, no, no!" Gavin lay on the ground and covered his head with two books, "Who told you to keep quiet?

"You're playing tricks again, aren't you? You tell them it's okay, and don't think about letting you out. Lukka said as he pulled Gavin to the window, his face facing out.

Gavin sat on the windowsill with a grim expression: "It's too far away, they can't hear it, and there's no megaphone here." ”

"Don't worry about this, you just say it. Lukka took his staff and made two strokes.

"What are you asking me to say?" Gavin's eyes widened in surprise as he spoke. His voice was twenty times louder than usual under the influence of the illusion technique, and it shook his own head, even more powerful than the bombardment just now.

After the vertigo, Gavin became excited, he "hey" tested the volume, tried to play various tones at this volume, and even sang a ditty.

With this toss, Gavin managed to attract the attention of the goblins on the chariot, at least for the time being, without worrying that they would fire a second shot.

"Is the president okay, is he stupid from the bombardment just now?" said the captain of the chariot worriedly.

"No, the last time the bouncing ore collector exploded much more violently than this, and the hair of the chief was blown up, and I didn't see him like this. Scratching his head, he said.

Gavin's singing stopped abruptly, of course, because Lukka couldn't stand this noise that was worse than his own out-of-tune, so he picked up a wooden box from the table and knocked it on Gavin's skull.

"What are you doing, didn't you see them listening like they were getting drunk?" Gavin turned his head in dissatisfaction.

"I really don't see it, I don't have time to talk nonsense with you!" Lukka knocked on his backhand again, and it was quite easy.

"And what do you want me to say?" asked Gavin, rubbing his head.

"Well, let them stop firing first, and then let them send half a month's worth of food and drinking water to the door on the first floor, and remember not to put salt!" Luca said.

"Okay. Gavin turned back and reluctantly relayed the conditions of the two kidnappers, causing a commotion among the mine guards half a street away.

Judging from the words coming out of the loudspeaker, their main question was: "How can you not put salt?"

"Hurry up, don't put salt if you don't put salt!" Gavin sat at the window and urged loudly.

Ten minutes later, two mine guards walked out from the corner of the street, carried a large backpack together, swayed to the gate of the first floor, put it on the ground, and then quickly retreated.

Ollie, who had been waiting behind the door for a long time, opened the door a crack, picked up a backpack that was half the height of her current goblin with one hand, carried it on her shoulder, and quickly ran back to the study on the second floor.

"Check it out. Lukka said, his eyes still wary at the chariot not far away.

"No problem, although it's not delicious, it's enough for the two of us to eat for half a month. Ollie took a small corner from a dry scone and put it in his mouth, "Well, it's not very salty. Hey, what is this?"

She picked up a paper bag and opened it to find that it was filled with white flower particles.

Obviously, even though Lukka said not to add salt, although these goblins did not dare to do it openly, they still attached a large bag of salt in one more move, as if they did not do so, and the food they sent was not complete.

Either way, the food and water are in hand, and the plan to return to the surface is a big step forward.

Lukka put the staff in his left hand, pressed Gavin's shoulder with his right hand, first removed the effect of the illusion, and then cast a light spell: "Just hold this position, don't move for half an hour, and the spell in your body can be lifted." ”

"Oh, okay. But it's a little uncomfortable!" Garvin said in frustration as he looked at the light shining in his chest again.

The windowsill he was sitting on had been tilted a little by the bombardment and sprinkled with a mixture of ice and water, and Gavin had to hold on to the window frame to keep himself from slipping.

"Bear with me, it's only half an hour. Lukka said, taking Ollie's hand and walking to the door of the study.

But before they could take two steps, they heard another explosion in the street outside the window.

"Didn't you tell them to stop firing the cannonball?" Lukka turned, ready to cast another spell to block the cannonball.