Mage Joan

Qiao An thought more and more that "pitting technique" could just be used to restrain the stone golem, hurriedly opened the cast material pack, and took out a small shovel from it, inadvertently saw the ceramic rod in the pack, and suddenly he was alive. , And took out the "plastic stone wand".

Joan quickly completed preparations for casting spells, while staring at the opposite stone golem who was chasing Casio, calculating the advance according to the opponent's stride and pace, and finally chanting the start spell of "pitting".

"Unqué!"

The moment the spell was completed, a hall with thick sky blue carpet suddenly popped out of a large pit, just under the feet of the stone golem.

The stone golem is huge and extremely heavy, and the reaction is relatively slow. It is too late to make a dodge action and "fall through" into the pit!

Counting the two additional caster levels of "Mythical Mana", Joan created a pit up to 30 feet deep, which is equivalent to twice the height of the stone golem. What is more magical is that this pit is not related to the actual soil environment. It is a semi-open space of different dimensions formed by magic.

The well wall is dense and smooth, even if the rock climbing expert falls into it, it is difficult to climb up by hand. Stone golems weighing more than 3,000 pounds don't even want to climb up. They can only be trapped in the bottom of the well and go around in circles. .

Joan was relieved to see the stone golem fall into the pit he created.

However, before he could take care of the sweat, Casio exclaimed in the air.

Joan stunned, and quickly looked at Casio. He was surprised to find that the poet was shrouded in a circle of golden light, his body seemed to be rusted, his flight speed was reduced by at least half, and his face was intertwined with anxiety and panic.

The golden glory that trapped Casio originated from the stone golem below him.

The colossus was pointing at Casio with the left arm holding the shield. The magic beam released was like an invisible rope wrapped around the poet, making him slow to move, like a big bird flying hard against the wind.

The stone golem slowly lowered his left arm, then raised the right arm holding the axe, calmly pulled away from the posture, and took the posture of throwing a battle axe toward the sky.

Joan didn't even need to look at it for the second time. With the poet's reaction speed after being severely weakened by magic, it would never be possible to avoid the stone tortoise throwing the past battle axe. In two halves, it is inevitable to be hit hard, falling down from the air, after all, it is still unavoidable to kill the stone golem.

The situation was urgent, and Joan had no time to think about it. When even the simplest 0-line trick "Mage's Hand" did not require cast materials, he clasped the "plastic stone wand" with this invisible magic palm and quietly approached the stone from behind. Golem.

Stone golems do not possess intellectual properties and cannot adapt to their own minds. They can only think in a single line according to the established procedures entered by the creator.

At this time, its first action priority is to lock the target in the air, throwing a battle axe to shoot it down. As for the little mage hiding thirty feet behind it, it belongs to a dangerous level in its cognitive category. Enemies are basically harmless to themselves. You can leave them alone. It is not too late to deal with other enemies with higher levels of danger.

This kind of behavior logic is simple and efficient, which is applicable in most cases, but there is a prerequisite-an accurate judgment must be made on the danger level of the enemy!

The stone golem does not think about it, but can only use the data entered by the master as a criterion for measuring the strength of the enemy.

However, its creator, the Cloud Giant Archmage Vavrunil who lived in the ancient times, had never warned it that a small level 4 mage might also pose a lethal threat to it.

Such a small probability event, even if Master Vavrunier has considered it, it is impossible to do a comprehensive plan in advance and teach the stone golem how to deal with it.

It was precisely because of this unpredictable variable, until Joan touched the left leg bend of the stone golem with the remote control of the "stone wand" by the "mage's hand", inspiring a "plastic stone" to eliminate it directly. At the knee, this slow-acting golem realized that the situation was not good, but it was too late to regret it.

The left leg, which suddenly became stiff, prevented the Golem from keeping his pace steady. A stumble almost fell, not wanting to attack Casio, and hurriedly used a tomahawk to act as a cane, barely supporting the crumbling body.

When Joan was studying at Leiden College, he heard the Rolls instructor say that "plastic stone" can penetrate magic resistance, but he has not personally tested it before today, and he is not sure whether "plastic stone" can be changed. The joint structure of the stone golem.

Due to the pressure of the situation, Joan had to take risks to try to deal with the stone golem with a "plastic stone wand", and he was greatly surprised!

While the stone golem's body was out of balance, Joan remotely touched the "plastic stone wand" to touch its right leg, turning his right leg knee into a solid structure.

The knee joints of the stone golem were affected by the "plastic stone", like a rusted bearing, which became a crippled crippled leg, and the heavy upper body was still shaking, and finally the center of gravity was unbalanced and thumped. On the floor, I can no longer stand up.

After the stone golem fell, Casio in the air also got rid of the restraint of "slowness" and regained freedom.

"Brother Joan, you can do it. Turn the stone golem two or three times. It just dragged me back from the edge of the sickle of his old man in "Death"!"

The poet landed, thanking Joan, but also frightened by the escape, and kept wiping cold sweat.

Joan smiled shyly, not embarrassed to say that he was betting his luck just now-fortunately, he won.

Casio's efforts were not in vain.

Just as he and Joan joined forces to hold down the two stone golems, Clark and Shrek also tried their best to fight the other two stone golems.

After a fierce battle full of muscle collisions and Mars bursts, the two finally knocked down their opponents, rushing over to rescue Joan and Casio without catching their breath, and found out that the two have already done the rest The two stone golems were relieved and surprised.

Joan knew that the trap created by the "pitting technique" could not be maintained for a long time, and worried that the stone golem that fell into the pit would come out to make trouble again, so he asked Clark and Shrek, the two Hercules, to help him get the stone wand The stone golem, who had been "half-failed," was thrown into the pit and pressed down on the prisoners trapped in the bottom of the well.

The Frost Giant and the Ogre King readily followed his advice. The two rubbed their hands and flanked behind the buttocks of the stone golem lying on the ground, each pulling a big thick leg shaped by a rock, pulling together towards the pit. Drag.

The poet could not help, so he plucked the lute, shook his head and sang a song that praised the working people, and cheered for the two hard-working companions.

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