Infinite Doomsday Start Draws Luodu Mechanic

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There are not many necromancers in Rogue Town, but because they have stronger single-person survivability and mobility, the proportion of free Nephalem is not low.

Generally speaking, among all necromancers, at least eight and a half are free Nephalem.

Of course, this is also related to the fact that neither Rogue nor the Paladin Order likes to tinker with the power of death.

But then again, who likes it?

Perhaps the guys who took the witch doctor route in the southern forest of the East Continent across the ocean have more in common with them.

After all, they seem to live very close.

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Oh, I'm getting off topic again.

Business.

By the way, the necromancer who took the bone magic route.

Well, to say that guy, as Sarah said, he really has a good control of magic itself, but the way he uses it is a little immature.

It was like, it was like when I first learned how to make alchemy potions after I learned alchemy and made the pineapple bomb, I was taken by my adoptive mother to learn how to make alchemy potions for the first time.

According to my ability to make bombs, I was already a good alchemist at that time, and it would not be an exaggeration to call myself a great alchemist.

But because of my interest, I did not practice other alchemy except making bombs.

However, because I had a good foundation in alchemy itself, when I learned other fields such as making alchemy potions, although the details were rough, I was still experienced in controlling the core and fundamental concepts of alchemy.

Well, that's how the necromancer felt when he used bone magic.

Did he specialize in other magics?

No, no, the skills of bone magic and poison magic are far different, far greater than the difference between making explosives and making herbs.

He looked more like he was used to other types of bone magic before, but now he forced himself to use several other unfamiliar ones...

Does this make sense?

Hone your proficiency in relatively rough magic?

Or, what is he hiding?

Hiding those bone spells that will let others recognize his identity at a glance?

Thinking of this, Tia's eyes flashed, and she suddenly became clear.

Seeing her like this, Ruger also chuckled, "It seems that Tia has figured it out."

"Really? What is it?" Sarah asked hurriedly.

"That guy is Jialiya. She is hiding her unique bone spur technique, so when she uses bone armor and bone wall, which she basically doesn't use before, she will have that kind of awkward and jerky performance."

"What? It's her?" Sarah also reacted now, "No wonder, no wonder there has been no news from her recently, no wonder Rogge, who has been paying attention to her, reported to me that he lost her."

"This guy, actually disguised herself as a man and changed the way of casting spells?"

"Wait!"

"She disguised herself and teamed up with another suspicious Woden. Does that mean that they are probably spies of the cult?"

"Then, what about the two little guys?" Sarah asked hurriedly.

"They were used as a cover." Ruger said.

"Oh, that's a possibility." Sarah nodded.

In fact, Ruger originally thought that the two little guys were probably used.

However, from the fact that they would use small tricks to ask for gifts, he felt that they were competent even if they were spies.

This matter cannot be judged simply and directly.

If it is impossible to make a simple yes or no judgment, then we can only follow the logic that everything is possible.

As for what he said, it was just that he didn't want the three people to directly say doubts about the little guys in person.

After all, no matter what, they are naturally half of their own people.

Because Minerva is one of them.

So, for a while, the small conversation of the three people fell into an inexplicable awkward atmosphere.

It seems that there are still some issues to discuss, but they don't know how to continue.

Awkward.

"Swish~"

A warning sound of the drill reaching the predetermined position sounded, breaking the awkward situation.

"Finally it's done." Ruger secretly sweated, watching the indicator light of the first drill next to him jump from orange to green, half showing and half sincerely laughing.

However, as if they had a premonition of something, as the drills reached the predetermined position, the warning sounds rang one after another, and the monsters jumping up from the third floor of the catacombs became more and more active.

Sarahtia looked at each other, both summoned the Iron Man armor, and rushed to the most turbulent position of the monster tide.

"Rogers, half of the people go to help Ruger, and the rest, follow me!" Sarah shouted, and the spear in her hand had already strung a string of spiders and dark demons that had just surged out of the ground like a candied haws.

"Yes!"

After the drill reached the predetermined position, Ruger's next work was much simpler.

First, dismantle the entire drilling rig, leaving only the most core shaft.

Next, open the seal on the upper end of the rotating shaft, pull out the middle shaft, and replace the semi-fluid explosives little by little.

After filling the gap in the middle shaft, pull out the outer sleeve.

The outer sleeve is a bamboo-joint type, which can be cut off once about half a meter.

While pulling out the sleeve, continue to push another plastic explosive into the middle shaft.

Because the bottom sleeve was pulled up, the semi-fluid explosive at the bottom will first fill the gap that just leaked with the surrounding soil.

It will inevitably mix with some loose soil, but that will not only not cause any problems, but will make the subsequent explosion effect better.

After the sleeve was completely pulled out, the original rotating shaft was filled with two semi-fluid and plastic mixed explosive shafts.

The whole work does not need to worry about the self-explosion of inert explosives, nor does it require any superb skills.

Ruger only needs to spend half a minute to demonstrate to the Rogges once, and they can go to other positions to do this work in the same way.

So it didn't take long before everything was ready.

"I'm going to insert the detonator, you hold on!" Ruger shouted to the two women.

"Got it." Sarah said.

"After the electric detonator is connected, leave the controller to me, you go up first." This is Tia who is eager to protect her husband.

"Don't worry, what I make doesn't necessarily need to be controlled by someone." Ruger smiled.

This is a double entendre with multiple meanings.

But the main point is that Tia doesn't need to stay at the end to be responsible for the detonation.

In fact, whether it is to leave a timer trigger, or to leave a device that Old Noisy can possess and remotely detonate, or simply extend the line to the ground, there are too many methods that Ruger can use.

Ruger knows this kind of thing, Tia also knows it, and although Sarah is not particularly clear, she has been exposed to some of it.