"I just said it should be the beginning. Kyle's method is too inefficient." Dilly rubbed the blood on his claws on the corpse of the monster who was also a lion with disgust. He turned his head and said proudly: "Look, as long as they completely destroy their brains, their undeadization will end. Even if they have completed undeadization, they will die again. What, I'm not wrong this time, hahahahaha, see if you dare to laugh at me."

"You guessed it right this time." Panis rubbed his chin, looked down at the corpse under his feet and said, "It's very interesting. Is the brain destroyed because their soul fire is hidden in the brain?"

"What does it mean to guess correctly? It's not good or not." Dilly said dissatisfiedly: "I have seen this kind of thing in my hometown so I can see it almost everywhere, and it's the kind of species that will become undead when scratched and bitten, so do I still need to guess?"

"There are such things everywhere in your hometown?" Lina said with a terrifying look on her face: "Where is your hometown? Tell me in advance that I will never go."

"Uh, it's not reality, it's just in the movie, movie? You can just understand it as a novel song and drama." The bragging words were exposed on the spot, and Deely's tail hung down and muttered, "And how did I know where my hometown is? If I knew, I would have gone back long ago."

In fact, since the last encounter with the enemy, everyone has chosen a similar tactic. Panis is responsible for launching a raid, sniping one or two monsters in advance. If it is not completely killed, he will entangle the surviving enemies. The girls work together to hold up one intact. The Scorpion-tailed Lion Deli eliminates one as soon as possible with overwhelming strength, and then turn around and clear out the enemies that the girls dragged, so as to maximize the role of everyone, making the battle relatively easy, and even the inherent spiritual realm can win without even expanding.

In the second battle, Panis still chose to break up the corpse and burn it to prevent the undead enemy from continuing to fight even if it suffers severe damage. However, after the battle, Dilly suggested that these undead monsters can be easily solved by destroying their heads. And it is very certain. Although in previous adventures, Dilly often put forward strange ideas inexplicably, and most of them were wrong, and they were always teased by everyone for this, but although they were teasing him, no one really regarded what he said as a fantasy. Everyone knew in their hearts that what he said was probably knowledge from another world. The error was just because of some rules between the two worlds. Maybe one time would encounter a situation where the rules were the same, so everyone would often verify his proposals carefully.

Therefore, today is no exception. After Dilly proposed to destroy the enemy's head, although Panis still used the black history of the past to tease him until the two of them fought again. However, after the third battle began, Panis still made a test and achieved results. The first giant ape was directly lifted off half of its head, and there was no chance of undeadization. The second wolf that completed undeadization was also destroyed, so it returned to death. The third lion was slapped into the head by Dilly, and the undeadization was interrupted halfway. This shows that Deilly's suggestion was very effective against the undead enemy.

"You should stare at him with admiration." Panis, who was squatting next to the body, couldn't help it. He sighed deeply, pointed at Deere and said to Lina, who had been staring at her for an hour ago, "Why keep staring at me? Look at him and go see him."

"Oh, OK." Lina nodded, but her eyes were still fixed on Panis, her eyes full of desire.

"Okay, okay. You win, I admit defeat." Panis lowered his shoulders weakly and took out a weapon that had returned to a strange wooden stick from his pocket: "I'll give it to you, I guess if I don't show you, you'll blame me for several years."

"Hehe, thank you." Lina immediately smiled, her charming big eyes narrowed into a slit, and she said happily: "Just hold it, it's enough for me to see it in your hands."

"It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter if you take this thing for a while." Lina's cunning but considerate attitude made Panis even more helpless. She scratched her head and said, "Actually, she is not afraid of losing it. It is like your tribute to the earth. If it is lost in battle and a ceremony is held on the altar of the Elf King's Court, it will automatically reappear on the altar, so you can use it in battle with you. Before, Flar took it with you when he went to the World of the Dead with us."

"This is what the former elf queen Aika mentioned. Is the elf sacred object that Flar is going to secretly lend you?" Lina took the wooden stick with her hands carefully, held it in front of her and looked around and said, "Is it called the Hair Bow? It doesn't seem to have anything to do with her hair."

"Hey, I've lent it to me through the consent of the Elders' Council of the Elf King's Court. It's not a secret loan. I dare not take it out." Pannis's eyes twitched, and he quickly defended a few words before explaining: "This is the bow of hair, which is also one of the elves' holy tools, but it was not made by the gods himself, but like the praise of the earth, it was made by the elves who had just been born with the hair of an unknown ancient giant beast. The thing you are holding is not actually wood, but the hair of the giant beast is closely entangled.

Later, after thousands of years, the elves presented the hair bow to the hunting goddess as a sacrifice. After Artemis blessed the hair bow, he gave it back to the elves. Although this bow can increase the power of the feather arrow, it consumes a lot. Unless it is a semi-god elves, it is not so practical. However, it has the best function, because it is also made of Artemis' blessing. Therefore, anyone holding the hair bow can only have enough power and can shoot artifacts that only the elves can shoot."

"Well, Ika mentioned it too." Lina recalled: "That very powerful artifact, Hunting Arrow, right, I remember it's this name."

"Forget it and never mention this name before people." Panis restrained his smile and said seriously: "This is the secret that the elves have kept for many years."

"I understand." Lina nodded seriously and said, "I will not let their trust down."

"Well, that's what I mean." Panis nodded and said, "Also, you remembered correctly just now, just called this name."

"Since they have lent the hair bow to you, that is, hunting..." Lina suddenly widened her eyes, covered her mouth in time, and looked at Panis in surprise.

"Well, it's on me too." Panis touched the position of his chest and nodded, "But I will never use it until I'm desperate."

"I understand." Lina seemed to feel the heavy trust that Panis was carrying. Trust not only brings satisfaction and happiness, but also sometimes it also brings great pressure, which makes people unbearable. The girl couldn't help but think, if the person who bears this trust was herself, would she dare to take over the artifact that represents the strongest force of the elves? However, after just thinking about it, the girl curled her lips and simply gave up and focused her attention on the hair bow in her hand, no longer considering such terrifying issues.

The Hair Bow is very light, and it seems to be without weight in your hand. The priest girl held a piece of grip like Panis, trying to transport the magic power in her body into the weapon. However, it is surprising that the Hair Bow is like a dry sand field. No matter how much magic power is delivered, it seems that it cannot be filled. In terms of the magic reserves in the body of the legendary priest, although it is not as much as the reserves of the mage, it is also very considerable. However, the girl consumed one-tenth of the magic power and failed to activate the Hair Bow in her hand.

"Okay, stop trying. If you want to activate it, you need at least one-third of your magic power. And every time you shoot an arrow, you will consume the same magic power again. That is to say, you can only shoot two arrows in a row." Panis held Lina's hand and interrupted her attempt. The magic power that failed to activate the weapon was fed back to Lina's body. Panis retrieved the bow of the post, and activated the weapon easily, fiddled with the bow string formed by the energy and said, "So I said that the consumption of this thing is too great. Even a demigod is unwilling to activate it continuously. After all, the energy in the body is hollowed out, and then it is not so comfortable to quickly replenish it from the environment."

"Okay, all the corpses have been solved." When Lina was admiring the bow of hair, she had already concentrated the four corpses together. After these undead monsters died again, the death energy on their bodies quickly dissipated. I believe that soon, they will become ordinary corpses and re-join the natural cycle. After confirming the dissipation of the death energy, the knight girl was relieved and said: "The appearance of these undead monsters always makes people feel strange."

"It's really strange. They don't look like they are guarding here, but they just wander, just like domestic animals raised by herders." Panis nodded and said, "And their strength is weaker than I thought. If nothing unexpected happens, they should have been transformed from legendary monsters and forced to upgrade to the demigod level, like the swamp lurkers I encountered before. Whether it is strength speed or combat awareness, they are far worse than the real demigod monsters."

"So, is this the farm of the servants of the gods?" Catherine said with a strange expression: "It's not that exaggerated."

"I just said similar, of course it's not a real farm." Panis shook his head and said, "And even if it's free-range, it won't be free-range here. They still need food when they are not undead, and there's no food here."

"No matter what, since the undead monsters appear frequently, it means that the path in my grandfather's memory is correct." Catherine looked up at the area covered by trees in front, took a deep breath and said, "And it also means that the difficult path has just begun." (~^~)

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