This hall is the center of the entire underground structure of the witch's residence. The four pillars in this hall are also the most important structure supporting the entire underground residence.
It stands to reason that the witch must have strengthened these pillars countless times with various magic and enchantment methods to make them indestructible, so as to ensure the stability of the entire underground residence for hundreds of years. So Arthur planned to use the pillars as bunkers to let the gargoyles
Either hit the pillar or slow down and go around the pillar. No matter what the gargoyles choose, they cannot directly hit Arthur, which gives the King of Knights even half a second of allowance.
Boom!!
Then the two gargoyles bumped into the pillars, and the entire hall began to shake, and even the entire underground cave was shaking!
The gargoyles were even stupider than Arthur imagined. They hit the pillars desperately, deliberately thinking that brute force could remove all obstacles for them, thinking that they could directly smash the pillars and knock Arthur apart! But Arthur's
The guess is absolutely correct. The witch has used very powerful enchantments or magic to strengthen the pillars. They are so hard that even the gargoyle's brute force cannot do anything to them. Although the huge shock of the impact extended along the pillars and spread
In every corner of the underground cave, although the huge earthquake-like vibration was very shocking, the pillars were not broken or damaged, and they did not even crack!
Of course. Based on the results of his observations along the way, Arthur understood how powerful the witch was. The witch's residence could not simply collapse, and since the witch had the confidence to summon gargoyles in such a hall to fight with Ya
If she fights with Se, she must have the confidence to ensure that the structural buildings of the hall will not be destroyed during the fight. Simply put, she can use gargoyles, how can she make her subordinates stronger than herself?
This collision was really interesting. The two gargoyles, who had originally planned to knock Arthur apart in an aggressive manner, were dizzy because they hit the too hard pillar, and stood still for a while!
The opportunity to counterattack came? No, it was missed. Before Arthur could attack, the gargoyles had already recovered from the dizziness of the recoil, and once they recovered, they immediately roared at Arthur, looking quite angry.
"Is it my fault?" Arthur snorted. He had been too cautious just now. He wanted to see clearly how the gargoyles would react after they hit the pillars, and then decided whether to take action based on the other party's reaction. As a result, his half-second caution turned out to be the opposite.
He missed the perfect opportunity to counterattack.
But it doesn't matter, there will definitely be another chance. Once he knows that these gargoyles are actually stupid, he will know how to deal with them. Logically speaking, whether it is a comparison of strength or agility, the figure controlled by Arthur
The young man's body is still slightly inferior. But the King of Knights has never relied solely on physical strength to crush his opponents. What he is best at is fighting wits with his enemies!
The gargoyles who had recovered from the dizziness continued to attack. When they saw Arthur hiding behind the pillar, of course they surrounded him from both sides and tried to attack the King of Knights. This was exactly what Arthur wanted, and he couldn't attack him at the same time.
It was more than enough to deal with two gargoyles, but one gargoyle. So he ran to the left and fought with the gargoyle, while the gargoyle on the other side was perfectly blocked by the pillar due to Arthur's movement.
Block------even if it's only for a few seconds---you can't attack Arthur for the time being!
The gargoyle who was one-on-one with Arthur also raised his fist and hit the blond boy. It was not completely stupid. He saw the pillar behind Arthur, so of course he would not use it when attacking Arthur.
It had to sweep across a wide area, otherwise its fist would definitely hit the pillar first and interrupt the attack. Its fist attack was almost in a straight line, aiming at the King of Knights' face and hitting it hard and fast. However.
It is this kind of attack that is best to dodge. A large-scale sweep is a "line" or even a "face" (because the gargoyle's arms are very thick, and you will be seriously injured if you are casually brushed by the edge of the arm when dodging), and this kind of attack is best to avoid.
A straight frontal hit is a "point"...well, a relatively small "surface".
Arthur calculated the position and speed of the gargoyle's fist, and also calculated the actual attack area of the gargoyle's fist. Then he twisted his waist and easily dodged the blow.
Then the gargoyle's fist hit the pillar.
Boom!! That blow was quite powerful. The gargoyle did not hold back at all because there was a pillar behind Arthur. It was probably very confident that it could hit Arthur. Its unreserved full blow was really a big help.
, such a powerful punch hit the pillar, and immediately the whole world began to shake - the impact force extended along the pillar to all directions of the entire underground building! The earthquake-like impact, to
Arthur, a character as light as a swallow, had no big impact. He had even lowered his center of gravity before this and was ready to withstand the impact. However, the Gargoyle, who was huge and heavy, suffered from the impact of this punch.
Recoiling and taking a step back, there was a fatal stiffness!
Arthur went up to him, raised his Seraph sword and stabbed the gargoyle in the chest!
Boom! The sound was very dull. It didn't feel like hitting a living thing, but more like a sword piercing into a stone.
Despite this, the Seraph Holy Sword in Arthur's hand is a lightsaber. The photons are bound within the barrier to form a sword with a very huge continuous lethality. After contacting an object, it will continue to cut the opponent like a saw.
body until everything blocking the light blade is cut open! No matter how hard the gargoyle's thick body is, it still can't resist the full thrust of the Seraph Holy Sword, and the light blade pierces its chest.
, and continue to deepen!
At the same time, another gargoyle also attacked from behind Arthur! It would not just sit there and watch the show. Although it took some time to get around the pillar, it immediately launched a fierce attack on Arthur.
Attack, using its thick arms to hit the petite blond boy, it is likely to beat him to a pulp with one blow!
Of course, Arthur didn't have back eyesight, but from the moment he attacked, he had expected that there would be a gargoyle sneak attack from behind him, so he was well prepared. Moreover, the gargoyle behind him did not keep a low profile, so he bypassed him like this
The pillar rushed over and roared like this and punched Arthur. Even if Arthur is deaf, he can still hear the movement behind him!
Arthur, who had already pierced the first enemy's chest with his lightsaber, knew to stop when he was ready. He immediately made the light blade of the Seraph Holy Sword disappear in his hand, and took advantage of the situation to dodge under the first gargoyle's crotch with a sliding shovel.
Go over! As a result, the gargoyle behind him that was about to sneak attack Arthur did not hit Arthur, but punched its companion. The gargoyle, which had already had a hole in its chest, received another heavy punch from its companion, and could not help but
Take a quick step back!
At this time, Arthur happened to use a sliding shovel to get behind the gargoyle. Before the tendency to slide forward completely disappeared, he supported the ground with one hand, letting himself half off the ground, and waved his lightsaber. The retreating man
There were two cuts on the gargoyle's back heel. Even with a backhand slash, the power of the lightsaber was just enough to cause damage to the weakly protected parts of the gargoyle's body, and the back heel was indeed one of the weakly protected parts of the gargoyle.
(Arthur had been observing in the previous battle and found several weak points of this kind of protection). Cutting with a lightsaber can actually cause damage. Normally, this kind of damage may not be painful or itchy, but for the Gargoyle
It didn't have much impact, at most it only created a few cracks on its gray, statue-like body. But at this time, the gargoyle just received a heavy punch from its companion, and was losing balance and retreating!
This seemingly negligible damage just made the gargoyle lose its balance and retreat further, causing it to fall to the ground!
What about Arthur? The moment he drew a sword with his backhand, he used the inertia to drift to one side, because he knew that doing so would cause the gargoyle to fall. If he didn't move in time, he would be crushed by the gargoyle.
When the gargoyle fell to the ground with a heavy thump, Arthur also ran to hide next to another pillar to lure another gargoyle who had not fallen to the ground to come over and continue to create a one-on-one situation!
The gargoyle didn't seem to have considered that it had to attack Arthur together with its companions to have a chance of winning. It could even be said that it chased after and attacked Arthur without much thought. It can be seen that these monsters are purely impromptu and brainless when fighting.
Attacking his enemy without any strategy at all! It punched the King of Knights on the head, but Arthur quickly dodged it, and his figure had already gone around to the other side of the pillar, just disappearing behind the gargoyle.
Out of sight. The gargoyle thought that Arthur would go around the other side of the pillar to fight back, so he turned his head and looked at the other side of the pillar. His idea was extremely simple. Of course, Arthur would not play his cards according to the rules. He hid behind the pillar.
I calculated the time and thought that the gargoyle would turn its head in the wrong direction. At the same time, I walked back around the pillar, just in time to catch the moment when the gargoyle turned its head and looked around. At this moment, the gargoyle turned its head to the right, completely missing the direction from the left.
Arthur approaches from the side.
It was a great opportunity. Of course, the King of Knights would not give up easily. He rushed forward and aimed a sword at the ribs on the left side of the unsuspecting gargoyle, and he used the Seraph lightsaber to thrust with all his strength!
Stab! The lightsaber pierced in again, this time very deep. But the gargoyle seemed not to know the pain. It was indifferent to Arthur's stabbing. At this time, it didn't even turn around to see Arthur!
Arthur didn't know much about gargoyles, special creatures, but he finally knew the fact that these monsters were very insensitive to pain.
Moreover, the internal structure of the gargoyle may be different from that of ordinary creatures. The holy sword of Seraph has clearly penetrated its chest. Logically speaking, with this depth and angle of thrust, the tip of the holy sword should just reach and pierce the heart of the gargoyle.
That's right, but it was only "hurt", not "fatally wounded"? So where are the real fatal parts of these guys? Do they have to cut off their heads to stop these undead monsters?