"Solution...solved?" When the Jotun giant fell on its back, Queeg couldn't help but asked tremblingly.
"Let's see the situation clearly first." Bediwell said very cautiously, "To be on the safe side, someone can recover the Luna Steel Harpoon."
"Already doing it, meow." Seglade ran out, and ran very fast.
Bedivel took another look at him and discovered that Leopard's shoes were specially made. A certain kind of multiple spring structure was added to the original shoes, allowing Seglade to cover a long distance with every step. Not so much
The young leopard man was running, rather than bouncing repeatedly. Saifer and Seglade did not inherit the speed talent of their father Palamedes, but these two boys spent a lot of time on their equipment.
They made sleds and roller skates with Luna steel frames and used them in actual combat. However, this time they were engaged in snow battles, and roller skates were obviously not suitable for them, so they switched to these jumping boots. They carried them on their backs.
The Luna Steel Middle Shield also has a jet structure. If necessary, it can be used as a ski to travel quickly on the snow. But at present, it seems that they do not have the need to use these equipment...
..
Speaking of which, is the Jotun Giant really dead? It has not moved since it fell just now. There is a terrifying huge spiral pit on its chest. It looks like it is really dead.
"Regardless of whether the Jotun giant is dead or not, I'm going to get some water from the Lake of Agelessness first." Saifei said, and as expected, he put the Luna Steel Shield with a jet device on the ground to use it as a ski.
With his foot on the back of the shield, the magnets on his shoes and the magnets on the back of the shield were attracted to each other and became extremely stable. After ensuring the stability of his footing, Seifer stepped on it hard and activated the Luna Steel Shield.
The other foot was used to boost and balance the "ski", and it quickly skied towards the lake.
"Quig, stay by my side and don't run around." Bedivere said. The two leopards no longer obeyed orders and did their own things. If even Queeg, the moire leopard, ran around, Bedivere could take care of him.
Not that much.
However, the Jotun giant was lying on the snow completely untouched, and there was even a growing pool of purple-blue blood spreading on the snow. He was probably really dead. If so, there shouldn't be any danger at the scene.
Bar?
But why? Intuition in the high-speed Bediville, this matter seems not to be over yet. Although Saifer and Seglade were fully prepared this time, they used traps to kill the Jotun giant, and even used
The Luna Steel Harpoon came to give the giant a fatal blow.
But... the ancient and superior race of giants actually only has this little strength? Was it defeated so easily? No way...
"That's great," Queeg sat down next to Bediwell (sitting down on a stand of the mithril ballista) and whispered: "Finally, Tugg is saved."
This guy hasn't been able to use modern English well yet, and his sentences are a bit stiff.
"I hope so." Bedivere said. He didn't want Queeg to have too much hope at this time. Sometimes the greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment. What if the water in this lake of immortality cannot save Tugg?
manage?
After all, the so-called "water of the Lake of Immortality" is actually just the bath water for the pseudo-dragons...
The powerful magic power of the pseudo-dragons has indeed been dissolved in the lake, but no one can say whether this magic power can bring the dead back to life.
At this time, the Jotun giant's finger moved. Bediwell saw all this, so he was particularly nervous. The Luna steel harpoon has not been recovered yet, if the Jotun giant suddenly got up and attacked at this time
Bedivere and Queeg, without effective means to compete with them, will only fall into trouble.
The werewolf youth instantly changed the ballista made of mithril fluid into the shape of a defensive wall, and at the same time activated the [Sun God's Sun Disk], allowing those black electromagnetic balls to rotate around his arm, keeping them ready to be launched at any time (
Or setting up an electromagnetic defense wall). Even if the Jotun giant jumped up and pounced on them again, Bedivere was confident that he could block the opponent's blow... at least one blow.
But------
Phew! A gust of cold wind blew, and the body of the Jotun giant began to disperse with the wind and mist! It began to disintegrate from its hands and feet, turning into something like frost or cold mist, and the whole mass floated out!
"Teleportation?... No! It's an ice spell!" Bedivere exclaimed: "Be careful, that guy is coming!!"
The Jotun giant is indeed not dead yet. He was just lying on the ground pretending to be dead just to store the magic power necessary to activate the spell! Now the monster has turned into a floating white mist, rushing towards Bedivere and Queeg.
What attack is it planning to use next?
Facing the physical Yotun giant, Bedivere's various physical attacks may still be effective. However, there was a white mist in front of him. Maybe the fog was the giant's body, and he would be hurt if he came into contact with it. Bedivere
Of course there is nothing you can do about it!
"Escape first!" Bedivere took Queeg's hand and started running. He once again used the slide made of mithril fluid to escape quickly.
But the white mist came riding on the wind. The cold wind in the Novi wilderness was stronger than Bediwell imagined. It came very fast and it didn't take a few seconds to catch up!
"Hold on!" the werewolf youth shouted, and at the same time he raised the Luna Steel Scimitar and used the weapon's plug-in system to backhand a pure vacuum shock wave. This blow not only acted as a propulsion force, making Bediwell slide forward.
Even faster, he also pushed away the deadly white mist coming from behind him!
But just pushing away the white mist behind him didn't have much effect. The white mist on both sides was still pressing in from both sides with the wind, which seemed to surround Bedivere and Queeg.
"Let me go down." Queeg said suddenly, "Two of us can't escape."
"No, you will die!" Bedivere shouted.
"No." Queeg decisively let go, fell from behind Bedivere, and distanced himself from Bedivere within half a second. Bedivere wanted to turn around and grab Queeg and take him away, but he was already too far.
Late.
The Leopard Man young man immediately disappeared into the white mist, but he was not stupid either. Before he was swallowed up by the white mist, he let his whole body become insubstantial, turning into a transparent and quasi-invincible state.
Bedivere wanted to go back to rescue Queeg, but was entangled in the white mist and could only continue to escape. Queeg was trapped in the white mist and had no chance to escape!
"Idiot!" The werewolf youth spent a few seconds getting rid of the white mist (or rather, the white mist gave up chasing Bedivere), turned around and looked at the misty and huge mist, and said angrily. Although Queeg could make himself
He is temporarily invincible and cannot be eroded by the white mist, but how long can his "virtualization" last?
Queg, who was completely surrounded by the white mist, was equivalent to becoming a hostage of the Jotun giant. He couldn't escape, and his distance was not fast enough for the white mist to spread. Once the "virtual" ability failed, I don't know what would happen to him.
What an end!
Is the Jotun giant really a walking zombie without self-awareness? Bedivere doubted it again. If so, how did it cleverly pretend to be dead and then use this white mist spell to fight back? And after it captured Queeg as a hostage
He stopped attacking Bedivere (in fact, the wind stopped at this time). Everything seemed very unnatural, and every step was full of strategy, completely unlike the actions that a creature without self-awareness could make.
"Ah, it really turned out like this, meow." Saifer went to get the water from the Lake of Agelessness and walked around to Bediwell and said.
"Wait a minute, you knew things would turn out like this from the beginning?" Bedivere couldn't help but get angry.
"I did my homework before coming here, meow." Seglade also retrieved the large Luna steel harpoon and jumped over to join them with the harpoon: "After all, it is an ancient and powerful giant like Jotun.
A powerful opponent cannot be ignored, so I have asked Father Odin for advice."
The werewolf young man clenched his fist and suddenly punched out. The hook first landed on Saifer's face, and then circled around and hit Seglade's forehead.
"Asshole!" Bedivere shouted: "Since you knew from the beginning that the Jotun giant would use this move, why didn't you tell him earlier? Did you deliberately put Queeg in danger and planned to use him as bait?
!"
"That's not entirely wrong, meow." The two brothers who were punched replied calmly, as if they were deliberately punched by Bedivere: "But Queeg also knows this, meow. This
It's a plan we discussed together."
"real?!"
"It's true, Meow." Saifer rubbed the slightly swollen left side of his face: "Don't be so angry, Meow. Queeg said that he can make himself invisible for up to an hour. Even if he is caught, he will be invincible, at least there.
There will be no life-threatening danger within an hour."
"The characteristics of the Jotun giant are like this," Seglade also rubbed his forehead and said: "When it is on the verge of death, it will activate the final [atomization] magic to turn its whole body into this kind of ice mist. This
Ice fog is said to be a special kind of fog that can absorb the surrounding photons. People in the deep fog will have the photons sucked away, and they will fall down without resistance. The Jotun giant can also use this to absorb the photons in the surrounding atmosphere.
Use the acquired magic power to repair your own damage until you cure yourself."
"...So it is invincible. An ancient race of giants can survive to this day, and it is indeed unique in its own way." Bedivere rubbed his fists and hummed. His hands hurt so much. Saifer
Why is his face so thick? Why is Seglade's forehead so iron?
"Normally speaking, it is indeed an invincible cat." Saifei said: "After it becomes like this, I have nothing to do with the Jotun giant. I can only watch it continue to recover its strength, cat."
"Unless Mr. Bediwell is here," Segrede said, "If it's you, you might be able to break its invincibility, meow."
"Me?" Bedivere couldn't help but frown, feeling that he had been tricked again. (To be continued)