They ate venison.

The taste is really extraordinary.

"Delicate, no fishy, a bit like meat marinated in honey." Melina grinded her teeth, savored the meat, and commented in a somewhat frightening tone.

Zizizizi.

Heidi, who was roasting meat, nodded and continued walking.

Her magic factor skills are powerful, she can manifest in the air through the temporary physical properties of the factor, form factor particles, and then rub the factor particles at high speed to form a hot 'iron plate' of air, and then through a certain factor refining technology, turn venison fat into the raw material for roast meat, so that the roast meat can be nourished in the air.

Don't worry about fumes.

Because as soon as the oil smoke appears, it is decomposed into factors by Heidi and stored, and...

"Here you go."

Heidi handed over a fruit taken from the ground.

"Huh?" Melina took it and felt that the quality and factor inside the fruit had been completely replaced.

"Smoke bombs." Heidi said, "High-temperature smoke bombs, if you encounter a monster, you can just throw enough time to cast a spell." ”

She was more powerful than Melina could have imagined.

Melina was interested:

"What does the world of factors look like in your eyes?"

She squeezed Heidi's hand again, and said with a smile in the other party's tangled expression:

"Forget it, there's no need to tell me, this kind of thing is really hard to explain clearly."

Even Heidi has a hard time explaining this conceptual thing.

Heidi's ability to extract factors from various behaviors is like 1+1=2, and she naturally does so. At this time, if someone asks her why it is equal to 2, she will be entangled, and even make a finger on each of her left and right hands, and make a gesture of 'this is 2', 'Isn't 1 plus 1 equal to two?' This is an attempt to explain the action clearly.

Although the tangled Heidi is cute.

But Melina was a proud and proud person.

She didn't really want to be treated like this for a fool, and she needed special care and explanation to understand.

After reading it once, how Heidi did it, she also vaguely had a similar conjecture.

She could see a petite version of Heidi, with a cold little face, practicing herself over and over again in the royal family's special banshee study room, turning this ability into an instinctive process.

But when she thought about it.

She saw Heidi looking back at herself keenly,

What level of insight is this?

Even if it was just a 'guess' to guess Heidi's training, she reacted immediately, and the factor had instinctively resisted Melina's factor.

“… Don't think about me all the time. Heidi whispered, protesting a little shyly, "I'll feel it clearly." ”

"Yes." Melina also responded in a low voice, wanting to spy on the other party's practice through her past vision, and she was embarrassed to say it.

At the same time, Melina also realized the 'mistake' she had made.

It was too hasty to give Heidi chips.

If the world is a fantasy with a predetermined story line, such as Harry Potter and the like, then Heidi is a character like Dumbledore who gives readers a high sense of security. This kind of character is often strong, and in the end, because of a sudden sacrifice, he will hand over the banner to the protagonist...

And giving Heidi a chip is like rejuvenating Dumbledore back to his most physically strong and ambitious age.

It's all acts that destroy the entire story structure at the root.

But in other words, if you really become friends with Heidi, become friends with Dumbledore, but pretend to be hypocritical and unwilling to share good things, then you will be a failure.

"What's wrong again?" Heidi blushed and turned her head.

"I'm sorry." Melina said, "I'm thinking about things, and I can't help but think of you..."

"Hey." Heidi seems to have misunderstood something.

Melina was frank and unshy, and although there was some ambiguity in her words, she did think of something about Heidi.

For example, what is the difference between a banshee like Heidi and Famia Shude.

That's all Merina has to know.

Heidi's strength comes from her professional training, her elite education, and many things that a powerful banshee can do with a little thought, and she doesn't need to think about what she can do by relying on instinct alone. Even if every move is only a hundredth of a second faster, adding it will give any of her movements a beautiful smooth feeling.

She was a banshee who had not yet developed into her most perfect form.

It's not that her body is so superficial, but that her potential has not been developed to the fullest.

At first, Melina thought that Famiasud had surpassed Heidi in her ability to deal with banshees, and that she also had the fighting style and attributes to absolutely restrain Heidi.

There's nothing wrong with that.

On the basis of the original, no matter how Heidi plays, it cannot escape the characteristics of being restrained. All of her abilities have been developed to deal with dragons, which makes her more vulnerable to the average high-ranking banshee when facing hers.

But it's not that weak.

At best, it's just an extra S in a bunch of S+ attributes.

However, Heidi's potential is quite terrifying, and it has not been fully realized.

It might be a bit abstract to put it that way, but Melina has a very interesting example in mind.

Heidi is the kind of hero with a passive attribute.

To put it simply, if the Banshee is regarded as a hero unit in the game, then a hero unit should have some active skills and an active ultimate, so it is a reasonable hero template.

Among the heroes, some are born as powerful late-game heroes, for example, there are some skills in the skill that can be used passively. In this way, not only does it have stronger power than ordinary heroes in the later stage, but it also doesn't need to be superfluous.

Heidi is a banshee who has all her skills and ultimate.

Through training as a child, Heidi has been able to instinctively use most of the banshee's active abilities.

For example, Melina now needs to think about the magic factor states that can be triggered.

For Heidi, it's just a natural thing to breathe.

It's an amazing talent.

Melina smiled as she stared at the tips of Heidi's reddened ears that peeked out of her hair.

Then, she thought to herself:

"I can do that too."

If you want to let yourself instinctively use a certain ability, the most primitive method is Heidi's method, although in terms of means, it is a very profound means of continuously strengthening cognition, a clever means of cultivation, but it is still too primitive for Melina.

To have this ability, all Melina can think of is factorizing parts of the brain, and at the same time implanting factor devices in the heart to regulate secretions, so as to artificially solve the problem of the banshee's cognitive lock.

She decided to learn this ability.

(End of chapter)