I Made Scientific Magic

  Chapter 96 Defective products must have the consciousness of defective products! (Seek to follow up)

  Because of the power of the flame, several people had already retreated to the side, and Patty even screamed.

   "Magic Transformation... It's Magic Transformation!"

The young man who was originally a little thin has completely turned into a monster at this moment. His head is like a lion's head, his back is covered with bone spurs, his limbs are like animal claws, his skin is dark red, and his eyes are shining red... bound The only chain left on the body is the one that binds the right leg.

   "It's all your fault, Timis, it's all your fault!" Seeing this, Bock shouted in panic.

  Lin En raised his hand and pressed it directly on the alarm bell next to him.

  The ear-piercing chirping immediately spread throughout the room, and the closed door of the laboratory was immediately opened, and a dozen guards in armor rushed in immediately, led by Coleman.

  After seeing the half-human, half-animal monster on the test bench, Coleman couldn't help but cursed.

   "Damn, another riot of defective products..."

Immediately afterwards, Coleman glared at Lynn and the others fiercely, but he was no stranger to this situation. When the monster was chained, the guards immediately took out their waistbands. crossbow arrows.

  咻咻咻~

  Intensive sounds of piercing the sky resounded throughout the room, and the arrow made of magic cedar tree pierced into the body of the experimental subject, and immediately burst open, blasting blood holes in the opponent's body.

However, this kind of attack did not have much effect, instead it made it struggle more and more frantically, the chain binding its right leg broke instantly, and this half-beast, half-human monster directly dragged the heavy experiment The stage smashed towards the crowd.

"Get out of the way!" Coleman's forehead was covered with cold sweat, even if he didn't dare to accept it, he could only watch helplessly as the huge experimental platform smashed into the crowd, and several guards who had no time to dodge directly ran into it. He fell to the ground and was crushed under the experimental platform, his life and death unknown.

  Then the half-beast, half-human monster rushed over directly. Its footsteps were extremely heavy, and every time it stepped on a place, the sound of the floor tiles breaking was heard continuously...

   "Defective products must have the consciousness of defective products..." Coleman was also aroused a little bit of anger, brandishing a wide ax blade, colliding with the ferocious animal claws.

  Boom! !

  The huge collision force made Coleman take three or four steps back.

Losing to a defective product in wrestling made Coleman feel a little embarrassed. Before the half-orc rushed forward again, he took a step ahead, swung his thick right arm round, and the ax blade slashed across An arc slashed at the half-orc's shoulder.

   Chick!

The sound of the sharp blade tearing was clearly audible. The ax blade sank directly, and scarlet blood splashed out and splashed on Coleman's face. However, just as he was about to turn around and pull out the ax blade, he found that the ax blade was Stuck by muscle and bone.

  The half-orc had a painful expression on his face, but his left claw held Coleman's body tightly, and then a burst of hot flames shot up from his body and burned towards Coleman.

   "Innate witchcraft? How is this possible?"

  Coleman's face was full of horror. Innate witchcraft is something that only a magician like him who can perfectly integrate a bloodline can master.

   But no matter how surprised he was, he couldn't change the status quo, and the scorching heat quickly swept over.

   "Damn it, **** it" Coleman cursed, hurriedly let go of the ax blade in his right hand, and kicked the orc on the body, and then barely avoided the attack of the flames with this recoil force.

  However, having lost his handy weapon and needing to guard against the flames that burst out from time to time, Coleman fell into a disadvantage in an instant.

   Not far away, a few guards held the crossbow hesitantly but did not dare to launch it easily. Some people recklessly held the epee and wanted to step forward to help, but were slapped away by the orc.

   Seeing the guard's miserable condition, Bok and Patty immediately stopped trying to help. They were worried about accidentally injuring Coleman, and they were also afraid that the monster would turn its head and pour its anger on them.

Roar! !

  The half-orc let out a growl, and then opened his mouth suddenly. A hot flame condensed in his mouth, and Coleman, who was forced to retreat to a corner, couldn't avoid it.

At this moment, three [Magic Missiles] whizzed over and hit the half-orc on the head, deflecting his figure a bit, and the pillar of fire almost brushed against Coleman's shoulder and flew away. In the past, the bombardment hit the wall, leaving a deep crater.

  The person who launched the attack was naturally Lynn. He knew very well that things could go wrong, but Coleman, a rare magician, couldn't die, otherwise they would be punished.

   The half-orc who was disturbed was very angry, and immediately turned his gaze to Lin En, but before he could move, he felt the ground under him soften, and his body sank immediately.

Coleman, who passed by the **** of death, was also aroused a bit fiercely, and he grabbed a dagger and rushed up from the side. His movements were quick and agile, and he rushed to the half-orc almost in the blink of an eye. Before him, the dagger in his hand pierced into the opponent's back.

The half-orc wailed in pain, slapped Coleman with all his strength with his thick right arm, and slapped Coleman to the ground, but just as he was about to continue chasing, the annoying [Magic Missile] flew over again and bombarded him together. On his somewhat misshapen right leg.

  Coleman didn't let go of this opportunity, he rolled and rushed up again, the sharp dagger stabbed out, leaving a deep scar on the half-orc's abdomen, and blood flowed out.

  Under Lynn's continuous interference, Coleman quickly brought the situation back.

  The guards in the castle also rushed over one after another. With the joint efforts of the three magicians, this half-human, half-beast monster was quickly subdued.

Coleman, who was covered in wounds, spat, kicked the lion-like head of the experimental subject, and then looked at Lynn and the others, but before he could ask for blame, a gloomy voice spoke It rang.

   "Who can tell me what's going on?"

  As the words fell, a skinny-faced wizard in a black robe led a group of apprentices, and walked in from outside the door. His eye sockets were sunken, and his skin was shriveled like a skeleton.

  The other party stood there clearly, but there was no breath fluctuation, and the pupils of the eyes were filled with dead silence, which was daunting.

   Seeing his appearance, Coleman's body trembled undetectably, as if he was very frightened.

   "Lord Ladakh..."

  Including Coleman, everyone on the field bowed their heads respectfully and greeted him.

  The visitor is the master of this castle—Ladakh-Black Stone!

  (end of this chapter)