In a secret room somewhere in the Tower of Blood Sacrifice, a screen made of blood condensed reflects the entire engine room.

Half-reclining on a couch made of a full nightmare leather, Grazter tapped his fingers and fell into deep thought.

"Vampire Dragon...... Traction City ...... Mysterious new gods, and unexpected spoilers......" he murmured softly.

Just now, the deity sitting in the silver palace simultaneously sent a message: the old opponent of "Six Fingers" has descended on the Acid Mist Canyon again.

That old opponent was none other than Buffyment, the king of the minotaur who was killed by Quest.

Of course, Grazt didn't know the cause of the death of the Beast Monarch incarnate, and he was more interested in how he came.

You must know that in order to send the incarnation here, "Six Fingers" took the lives of two "promising" offspring.

As far as he knew, the Beast Monarch had not just sent an avatar, but he had stationed an army in the Shattered Canyon.

Even if Grazt suspected that Buffyment had a secret deal with the dwarf god, he would have spent a lot of money.

After all, the reason why that Stim was able to seal off the plane of the Acid Mist Canyon was most likely because he had mastered some kind of strange thing related to fate.

Generally speaking, the use of this kind of magic is very demanding, and it is estimated that you have to pay a lot of things to open a back door.

Although he didn't figure it out, he still felt that Buffyment's move was definitely not as simple as finding a place to get back.

"There's got to be a trick here," Grazt thought firmly, "the plan has to be changed, it's a pity......"

As he pondered, a horn suddenly appeared in his hand, filled with blood-colored alcoholic beverages.

Drinking the elixir fermented from the blood of the Chiru Demon's heart, his face twisted unnaturally before regaining his composure.

At the same time, in the engine room of the new prosperous town, which is covered by the rules of the Blood Sacrifice Tower, the situation of the vampire dragon has become precarious.

"Ding! The low-profile version of the giant car has been redeemed, and it consumes thirty gold coins, please pay attention to the flag holder!"

"Ding! The low-profile version of the giant car has been redeemed, and it consumes thirty gold coins, please pay attention to the flag holder!"

"Ding! The low-profile version of the giant car has been redeemed, and it consumes thirty gold coins, please pay attention to the flag holder!"

The familiar chime rang in Quith's ears three times in a row, and he added some gold coins to Stim's exchange list.

It's just that if other commanders see what he redeems, most of them will think that Quest is a complete "loser".

The so-called "low-profile version of the giant punch truck" is actually a battering ram erected on top of a flatbed truck.

The ramming angles are not wrapped in metal, there are no enchanted wheels to provide them with additional drive, and even the wheels of the flatbed are still angular.

Most of the things exchanged from the list are this virtue, and they are all "three nos" products that are not beneficial.

Quest is not in the habit of being a wronged leader, and he does not exchange these rushing cars because there is a wall to breach.

The reason why he would spend gold coins to exchange it was actually because he fell in love with the ramming horn made of whole thorn wood.

Big enough, thick enough, and the key is the log—the perfect piece of equipment to deal with that vampire dragon.

As we all know, there are three things that can harm vampires: sunlight, clear water, and wooden stakes. (Not garlic and mirrors)

Sunlight can make them sluggish and weak, and with the exception of some who are keen on getting objects, other vampires have no chance of resurrection if they are killed in the sun.

Clear water can injure vampires, and if they are completely immersed in clear water (it must be completely), they will suffer acid erosion damage as if humans were soaked in strong acid.

As for the stake, it is the only weapon to seal the vampire. By driving a stake into a vampire's heart, the undead will be able to move and become more vulnerable.

While vampires are not as weak as regular vampires, and are not too afraid of sunlight and water (vampires converted from white, black, or bronze dragons are not afraid at all), the stake is different, and the stake nail can still contain the vampire.

Of course, there are two prerequisites for this - the vampire dragon can't be too big, or the stake can't be too small.

And the thorn wood ramming angle of the "low-profile version of the giant rush" just meets the conditions, and it is very suitable as a stake to nail the vampire dragon.

As for why he would exchange three sets in one go, well, it was all in consideration of Grazt's habit of "everything is three".

Be prepared and unprepared.

"Tear down the useless parts," Quis commanded loudly, "find out the heart of the enemy and nail a stake thick enough to it!"

At the behest of the commander, except for the Devil's Legion who was fighting against the vampire dragons, the rest of the Butzu gathered around the car.

The rush car obtained from the exchange list, the low configuration is of course the low configuration, but its volume definitely fits the adjective "huge".

The wheels on the base of the flatbed were as long as five or six barbs connected to each other.

Quest was in charge of dismantling one, the three ogre brothers, Jensen, and Bradch were in charge of dismantling one, and the rest was given to the Barbs Knife Axe to violently dismantle with weapons:

Two or three barbed demons cooperated, rounded the serrated broadsword, and slashed and smashed the cable chain connecting the crash corner and the base of the car one after another.

It took a lot of effort for the thorny logs to be removed and used as stakes.

"Sneijder!"

With everything ready, Quest immediately communicated with the steampunk half-lich through psychic abilities, and they had previously discussed the code.

Snead, who had been observing the situation on the battlefield, suddenly had an extra handful of golden bone meal in his hand, which was his spell casting material.

"Spell Extreme: Advanced Domination Monster!"

"Spell Upgrade: Summon the Dead-Eyed Tyrant!"

The ashes in Sneiard's hand dispersed, leaving only a floating skull, which quickly grew into an oversized deformity.

The unusually ugly creature opened one eye, and nine twisted eye stalks sprouted from its floating body.

As the spell finally took shape, the alien monster gradually weathered and shriveled, and the eye handle disappeared, leaving only a sleek skeleton.

The nine points of light floating around it, combined with the evil glow of the skeletal one-eyed, all reveal what this creature is - it is the Dead-Eye Tyrant - and it is only because of the disadvantage of its gender that it cannot evolve into the Eye-Demon Archmatrium, and eventually the Eye-Demon Undead who will be born to die.

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