Astartes of the Bear School

Chapter 1198: 1180 Ibiruju Tyrannosaurus!



Chapter 1198: 1180 Ibiruju Tyrannosaurus!

??Chapter 1198 1180. Ibirujiu—Dread Tyrannosaurus!

Moreover, Lan En was certain that the mist demon he had just stabbed to death was not a common phantom.

Some fog monsters who live a long time and have developed their abilities very well can mimic the fog to look like themselves.

Create a phantom clone that can attack and confuse enemies.

But when the clone was broken, it behaved like a video that suddenly collapsed.

The magical mist structure that builds the clone is broken to its endurance limit, and the clone will suddenly stagnate and then disappear.

But just now Lan En recorded the whole process with his eyes.

The mist demon twitched when it was stabbed, and then fell to the ground. That was not the behavior of a magical phantom.

That is a biological characteristic.

Demon hunters are experts in studying and learning monster knowledge. There is a large academic work on ghouls and giant ghouls, two creatures of the same kind but different, in Kaer Morhen, which is as big as a dictionary. head.

Any slight biological difference may kill the witcher during the mission.

Therefore, they also strive to be meticulous in their research on monsters and make distinctions and judgments.

Lan En believed that he would not mistake the magical mist phantom with the real mist demon.

But this is even more outrageous. He has never heard of any kind of fog demon that does not leave a body of flesh and blood after death, but turns into fog and dissipates!

If a witcher takes over this job, he won't even have the brains to prove that the mission is completed and collect the bounty!

On the other side, there was a group of Scoia'tael who had been beaten to the ground by Lan En.

At this time, they also shook their heads vigorously under the stimulation of the mist spreading from the ground, and woke up a little.

Lan En didn't fight to kill people, so at most they had broken bones or concussions.

After the mist containing a metallic smell poured into the nasal cavity, it stimulated these people to open their eyes one after another.

Then they all screamed in terror as if they were waking up from a dream, but in the eyes of others, they just opened their mouths in vain, and the sounds they made were weak and distant.

Moreover, the mist began to surge silently.

Suddenly, in the milky white mist, another skinny, hunched, deformed figure emerged.

Quietly, he waved his claws at a half-elf.

The half-elf was at a loss when a dwarf standing opposite him raised a crossbow at his back.

The dwarf's beard spread out and his mouth opened wide, but the sound could not reach the ears of the half-elf who was only ten meters away.

A crossbow arrow was fired out, brushed against the half-elf's clothes, and nailed to the mist demon's body.

This made him suddenly turn around, and the one-handed ax in the half-elf's hand slashed at the mist demon randomly in shock.

The actions of the dwarf and half-elf attracted more people's attention, and the people around the half-elf could barely suppress the dizziness and pain caused by Lan En's beating.

They each drew out their weapons and attacked the revealed mist demon.

The iron weapons staggered it everywhere, and finally it dissipated after dozens of blows.

The whole process was silent and silent.

This made Lan En even more sure that that thing was definitely not a magic mist clone.

An ordinary iron weapon is not a demon hunter's silver sword. The texture of the blow just now is almost the same as hitting a physical monster.

Iron swords are effective, but they are not as effective against monsters as silver swords.

It is far from the feeling of nothingness that cannot be hit when facing a magic clone.

After the Scoia'tael destroyed a mist demon, they looked at each other in shock and tried to get closer to speak loudly.

Shortening the speaking distance really helps overcome the extraordinary sound-absorbing effects of this fog.

At least they had completed some communication.

Their frightened eyes showed that they actually knew what the fog represented. They had entered the feeding area of ??the unknown creature.

Lann stood not far away, and the Scoia'tael looked at the tall but hazy Witcher in the mist with resentful eyes.

But in the end, no one stopped attacking him.

Everyone carefully observed their surroundings and kept moving.

The female elf also reluctantly moved from the lying position, covering her back with one hand, and slowly propped herself up a little with the other hand.

Immediately afterwards, a sharp air streaked across the side of the female elf's hair.

The sharp airflow even briefly left a vacuum trace in the mist.

The female elf looked at the witcher slowly, only to find that he had just retracted the kick she kicked out.

She turned around again.

Behind her, a silent fog demon was nailed to the tree trunk behind her with an elf knife, and its body was disintegrating into mist.

There was only the long elf sword, and the blade was shaking a little on its own.

"People always struggle when they are about to die, right?"

Lan En snorted and looked away from the female elf.

The female elf only saw his lips move, but heard nothing.

But the actions speak for themselves.

She gritted her blood-stained teeth and turned to look at her saber stuck in the tree trunk.

First, he staggered up by holding on to the handle of the knife, then pulled it out suddenly, making a defensive posture in front of him.

Except for those who firmly want to die, most people will struggle before death no matter what.

Especially this group of people, originally their plan was to protect themselves.

"You just broke one of my ribs!" The female elf walked up to Lan En, shouting with her mouth wide open and veins popping out on her neck.

She seemed to want to shout out the pain in her body, but in Lan En's ears, the sound was as soft as a whisper. "You're lucky to be alive today, ma'am."

Lan En's slightly shining eyes looked around, and he shouted the same.

"Now we have to figure it out together and tell me what's going on!"

Due to the sound-absorbing properties of the mist, even though people's heartbeats and breathing speed up, so many people gather together to feel dead silence.

And the communication efficiency becomes very low.

"These things are just small roles!"

The female elf pointed around and shouted. The pain and hoarse shouting made her short hair fall on her forehead.

"You don't want to see that thing in the mist! No one can see it's alive! The only hope is to run out!"

After saying that, the female elf carefully moved closer to the other Scoia'tael members.

What she just said to Lan En was mainly because she wanted this powerful warrior to go with them to give them more hope of survival.

Another mist demon appeared silently from the mist. This time it appeared in a blind corner of the field of vision and knocked down a halfling with one claw.

The shock of the halfling falling to the ground attracted the attention of others nearby, who then went up and hacked the mist demon to death again.

The halfling stood up unsteadily, covering his head.

If he hadn't been wearing a neck brace, the Mist Demon's claws would have been enough to dig into his cervical vertebrae from the back of his neck.

The female elf waved to Lan En, motioning for him to follow her quickly.

Now the concentration of fog is getting higher and higher, and the milky white color in the air is getting thicker and thicker. Visibility has been reduced from ten meters to about five meters.

And the bad news doesn't stop there.

Lan En ducked sideways to avoid the claws of a fog monster that suddenly appeared, and punched out with his backhand!

There was no sound, but the edge of the fist sent out several rounds of milky white air waves in the mist.

The fist in the center of the circular air wave hit the fog demon's head. The deformed head first deformed under the heavy pressure, and finally the broken bones broke through the skin and flesh.

A burst of flesh and blood spread across the impact surface in a fan shape, and finally dissipated in the mist.

With Lan En's other hand, Arondette accurately stabbed a fog monster through its mouth when it first appeared, with the sharp blade protruding from the back of its head.

Mist demons are appearing more and more frequently.

The Scoia'tael, who had tried to evacuate despite their frightened expressions just now, now found it difficult to even move.

Because they have no idea where the mist demon will suddenly appear silently.

Let everyone monitor the blind spots for others and form a queue to solve this problem.

However, if this kind of queue does not have long-term practice, or a high degree of organization and tacit understanding, then it is simply empty talk.

The Scoia'tael obviously have not practiced this kind of event, and the tacit understanding between them is not up to standard.

So they walked less than fifty meters after five minutes. And everyone looked haggard and sweating profusely.

The female elf's face showed despair.

Because according to their understanding of the fog, the thicker the fog and the more frequently the fog monster appears, it means that they are actually getting closer to the center!

"It's coming towards us!" the female elf shouted in venting fear, "Why is this happening! It's not passing by us! It's coming towards us! This is wrong!"

But under the white mist, her voice was like a whisper.

And it can't travel very far at all.

On the other side, Lan was not far away from the Scoia'tael in a straight line.

He began to look around with great vigilance.

Because around him, many broken trees were slowly falling down.

In a normal environment, this would bring about a series of ‘squeaking’ sounds of the wood being torn apart, and a muffled sound of the tree trunk hitting the ground.

But in this white mist, he could only feel the vibration of the ground under his feet, but there was no sound the whole time.

Those thick tree trunks were easily crushed and broken like crispy stick biscuits.

The fog was thick and misty. Behind Lan En, deep in the milky white fog, a huge black shadow was slowly approaching.

The closer the black shadow gets, the larger the area becomes.

The surrounding trees were extremely fragile around it, but its movement didn't seem to cause the slightest vibration at all.

This also resulted in Lan En only knowing that there was something around him, but he was unable to determine the location through the vibration of the ground.

Everything is always immersed in deathly silence.

In the middle of the dark shadow in the thick fog, a pair of small, yellow reptilian eyes stared at the demon hunter who had his back turned to him.

And immediately after

A ferocious and huge mouth opened slowly but powerfully like clockwork, and then fell from the sky!

This process remains silent.

But with his back to the demon hunter, the amber cat eyes turned calmly.

There’s one good thing about thick mist—it’s so noticeable when it’s stirred up!

[Acceleration Technique]!

Lan En's body suddenly turned into a line of smoke and disappeared.

And in the next moment, the demonic huge jaws plowed into the ground.

A large number of broken teeth exploded under the pressure!

Lan En, who was lying low in the distance, lowered his center of gravity and slowed down to a stop, narrowed his eyes slightly and saw the center of this change for the first time.

"[Ibiruju]."

The demon hunter first said the scientific name of the creature in front of him very professionally, and then the common name of the creature that was domineering in another world and made people shudder.

"Dinosaur!!"

(End of chapter)


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