Infinite Doomsday Start Draws Luodu Mechanic

Roger, played by Sarah, is now like Ruger's mercenary.

The people she killed should naturally be counted on Ruger's account.

After all, Ruger even killed Austin. He didn't care if the paladins hated him more.

He killed the leader of the group, so the hatred value was already full, so what if it rose again.

However, he could not care about this matter, but he didn't want to be used by others.

If that other person was Tia Anya, or even Minerva, or the MP5 girl, he could not care at all.

But Sarah, in Ruger's heart, her relationship with him is more subtle.

They can be regarded as friends, but not good friends.

They can be regarded as comrades-in-arms and partners, but not iron-clad allies.

Such a positioning naturally makes Ruger feel a little more alienated when dealing with things related to Sarah.

Seeing Ruger looking at her with a half-exploring and half-warning look, Sarah also understood that he didn't want her to be too reckless.

It is not possible to kill people in his name.

In this case, she quickly put down the gun.

Her shot was indeed an accident.

She really didn't expect that the weapon that Luger gave her would be so powerful.

In her opinion, this bullet was probably equivalent to 30% of her power when she raised her spear and thrust.

That was a move that could penetrate the bloody countess, the leader of nightmare-level monsters.

Sarah didn't want to kill anyone.

Of course, her main concern was that she was afraid of exposing her identity, and then the paladins would get a handle and persuade Akara to take back her military power.

However, killing people in the name of Luger's temporary mercenaries would naturally not trigger this problem.

If Luger hadn't expressed dissatisfaction, and this gun was so easy to use, she really wanted to kill the several control mages who had caused her a lot of trouble before.

Killing the paladins' servant mages is still a little different from killing the paladins.

Servant Mage is actually a derogatory term used by Tia to refer to other Nephalem who "hooked up" with the Paladins.

The Paladins themselves have a more official and positive name for other Nephalem who fight with them:

Companion Knight.

There are also similar nicknames such as Companion Knight, Half Knight, Honor Paladin, Knight Partner, etc.

This name is a bit like the Companion Cavalry of the Macedonian Empire in the human history of the Lost Ones.

Companion, or companion, means the king's companion.

Having a deep friendship with the king and being deeply trusted.

The version of the Paladins is similar, except that the main body of the companion has become each Paladin himself.

It is a partner who has a deep friendship with the Paladin and is deeply trusted by the Paladin and fights with the Paladin.

Of course, in Ruger's view, their relationship is the same as the relationship between the player character and the mercenary character in the original game.

It's just cooperating with each other and fighting together.

The only difference is that the mercenaries in the original game are weaker than the players, while the companion knights and their Paladin partners here are both Nephalem, and it is not certain who is stronger or weaker.

Some companion knights can even be strong enough to make the paladin his assistant.

But some can be so weak that they have no sense of existence.

For example, the companion knight of the smiling paladin before, dressed like a dead spirit.

But he only knew how to hide behind with a small dagger and gesture, but he couldn't even use a decent skill.

His performance was not much different from those paladin apprentice soldiers beside him, almost the same as non-existence.

While Sarah and Ruger looked at each other and communicated secretly, the paladins over there found that the wolf druid was actually killed by Ruger from a long distance, and the whole formation shrank back again.

Those non-existent gatekeeper colleagues of the smiling paladin had already run as far as they could.

Now, I'm afraid they are almost running to the riverside near the southern section of the city wall.

Between the Paladin formation and the Ruger Bear Assault Cannon, there were only the Fire Mage who was blown away by the first high-explosive shell and fell to the ground, unable to get up or die, and the Queen Mage who was hit in the back by the tungsten alloy fragments of the second high-explosive shell and fell to the ground half-dead and gasping.

"Lu, Lu Ge, what should we do now?"

Anya in the turret asked when she found that the situation on the field had become too weird.

Ruger saw that Sarah did not explain immediately after being glared at by him, but he did not attack again, so he retracted his eyes and looked at the Paladin.

"Hey, you, who is in charge?" He coughed lightly, took out a large loudspeaker, which was actually a loudspeaker-shaped cylinder, and shouted at the other side.

Seeing that he not only did not attack at this time, but also shouted, the Paladins over there felt a little puzzled, but they couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

It was a strange feeling that they had been forced to the edge of the cliff, but the people who forced them no longer pushed them to jump off the cliff.

Although he was not completely out of danger, at least he didn't have to die for the time being.

At this time, the paladin captain recovered faster. He quickly replied, moistening his hoarse voice due to nervousness, "I am. What can I do for you?"

He wanted to say a few polite words about the death of the wolf druid.

For example, "Your Excellency, by doing this, do you not take my Rogue Town seriously?"

But his throat was drier than he thought. He insisted on finishing the previous sentence and could not utter a single word.

Fortunately, even if he could speak, Ruger did not give him much time.

After hearing him introduce himself, Ruger immediately continued: "Very good, then please send someone back to inform your superiors, and tell them that I, Ruger, am here to ask for someone!"

"What?"

Hearing his incoherent words, the captain of the Paladin team almost fainted.

After a long pause, the man asked, "So, sir, who do you want?"

"It's none of your business." Ruger replied with a look of "You are too low-ranking, you don't need to know too much", "Just report it to your superiors, and someone will know it naturally."

"What if they don't know?" the man asked again.

"Don't know?" Ruger smiled evilly, "You'd better pray that they know. Otherwise, I might have to use some of your things to help them recall."

"What?"

"Sir, are you threatening us?"

"Okay, you don't have to talk so much nonsense. There are so many of you. Just send one back to report." Ruger waved his hand impatiently, "I don't want to waste any more words before your boss replies."

"If you waste any more time, I will use this cannon to tell you something you can understand!"

"This is a threat!"

...

What do you mean by "using a cannon to tell something you can understand"?

That's basically saying that if the Paladin dares to say something nonsense again, Ruger will open fire.