Marvel Magic Event Book

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In another distant world, there is such a saying, "The more hair, the weaker the fire, the bigger the body, the weaker the door", which vividly describes the general weaknesses of various monsters.As a spellcaster, Salomon naturally cannot rush up blankly after seeing a monster. He must find the monster's weakness in order to launch an effective attack.

According to his poor understanding of another mythological system, since this ancient giant has so much hair, the fireball technique must have a certain effect on it, but because the distance between him and the monster is too close, The explosion range of the fireball also includes him.Therefore, Salomon chose to run towards an area with dense trees, trying to let those thick broadleaf trees block the monster's way, so as to create a distance for him to cast spells.He now regrets not buying explosive throwing weapons such as grenades before setting off. Otherwise, with his accuracy (trained through long-term use of magic), he would most likely be able to throw the grenade into the giant's mouth.

However, this kind of thought is just a thought. Even the thick American elm tree that has grown for who knows how many years cannot stop the ancient leather giant that is rampaging like a truck. The sound of the tree trunk being violently broken keeps ringing in Salomon. There was a sound behind me, getting faster, getting closer, and getting louder.The mystic mage put one hand into the dimensional bag and kept groping around. He touched two egg-shaped ceramic bottles, and then he threw one of the ceramic bottles behind him without looking back, followed by There was a slight sound of broken ceramics, and a dazzling fire light lit up behind him - this was alchemical fire, extremely flammable, and the cost was much lower than that of incandescent glue. It was Salomon's work when he was practicing.

Even if the gug giant can wade through the flames with its thick feet, the viscous alchemical liquid will stick to its feet, and this liquid is extremely difficult to extinguish unless placed in an oxygen-free environment.This excellent flammable substance will cause continuous burns to the ancient giant. Although it cannot delay it for a long time, it will give Salomon time to cast the spell - thanks again to Eton College for providing a complete set of experimental equipment. If not With a complete laboratory, Salomon would not have been able to achieve success in alchemy.

Mana Explosion + Hada's Grab + Sloth Spear = Move the hit creature 10 feet in a straight line + reduce its movement speed by 10 feet.

Salomon chose to push the gug back into the flames.Although the fire was gradually shrinking, the fallen leaves accumulated over the winter played a very good role in fueling the fire. The mystic mage threw the remaining alchemical fire at the ancient leather giant. The ceramic bottle that hit the target caused far more damage than before. The ones that are thrown around are much higher.This beast-like monster felt a sharp pain. The flames were spreading along its fur. Its skin was being scalded and scorched. Even if it kept slapping the burning parts of its body, it would not help.The monster burst out roaring in desperation, trying to jump out of the flames and smash Salomon to pieces, but the Mystic's magic blast combo was enough to keep it in the flames - no matter where the Gug giant wanted to go. , Salomon can pull it back or push it back - as for taking off, that is even more impossible. Grease is a spell that has stood the test of time, and Salomon also uses it very well.

As the fire became more intense, the Gug Giant became more and more crazy. It fell to the ground and roared, constantly slapping the ground with its forked arms.This behavior based on the instinct of the beast was very effective. The flammable liquid was thrown aside along with a large handful of soil and fallen leaves. There was no longer any flammable material to fuel the fire, and the fire on its fur gradually extinguished.But at this time, large areas of its body were burned. Due to the excessive movement, most of the crispy skin peeled off, exposing the smelly subcutaneous tissue. The more painful it was, the more it struggled. The violent pain made the ancient leather giant unable to stand at all. Unable to think.

Enemies that cannot think and have no reason are worthless to the caster. Salomon goes around to the other side and summons acid (Trick: Acid Splash), which easily corrodes the respiratory tract of the Gug Giant (if the scientific name is If so), kill the monster.But he can't leave now - this has something to do with the habits of the Gug Giant and the location where it appears.

The Gug Giant is a creature that is afraid of ghouls. The location where this monster appears is a place where there are no ghouls. Moreover, the Gug Giant likes to eat people. Because this monster is close to the cave, the secret is The Master believes that the remaining S.H.I.E.L.D. agents may have been killed by the monster.But if you want to confirm this theory, Salomon will have to cut open its abdomen and check whether there are any items left by S.H.I.E.L.D. agents in the stomach pouch (if it has this location in its digestive system), such as bullets, Things like magazines and Kevlar fiber body armor that are not easy to digest.

No, nothing.This is good news and bad news.The good news is that no more innocent people died at the hands of the Gug giants. The bad news is that Salomon, Coulson, and Natasha cannot receive ammunition assistance from the outside world. What's even worse is that Salomon After forcibly dissecting the Gug Giant, he felt a strong sense of discomfort. After reluctantly finishing the work, he jumped off the monster's body and ran to the side, holding on to the elm tree, and vomited out all the food he had eaten.

"I won't do such a stupid thing next time." The mystic mage spat out another mouthful of acidic water.He vowed that next time he would dissect a living thing while wearing protective clothing, even if it was just a mouse!Or a frog!The intestinal fermentation of the gug giant almost knocked him out, but he had to hold his breath and patiently rummage through the residue in his digestive system.This monster was not feared when alive, but it caused a great psychological shadow on Salomon after death.

He took a long breath and continued walking towards the cave.He had to go there, Coulson and Natasha needed help right now.

As Salomon headed towards the cave, a witch trial was taking place in the town.Judge Cotton Mather stripped the last remaining witch naked and showed the fanatical cultists outside the courtroom where he had found the suspect's bleeding pinprick - he used the needle prick method to find witches on the suspect. imprint.This method originated in England. They believed that witches would leave marks after forming an alliance with the devil, such as birthmarks and so on.If you prick those marks with a needle, the witch won't feel pain or bleed.

And if the suspect feels pain, the interrogator Matthew Hopkins will use the tear test method: they believe that witches do not shed tears. If the suspect is made to cry during the test, but there are no tears, then the suspect is a witch; And if the witch cries tears, it is the devil who is causing trouble, and the witch is still guilty.

In addition, there is also the fire identification method: let the suspect run a specified distance with a red-hot iron in his hand, or walk barefoot on a red-hot plow blindfolded, and check the hands/feet after three days. If the hands or feet are injured , indicating that the suspect is guilty, and if there are no injuries, the suspect can be released.However, this method was not used as the judges and inquisitors wanted the witches to be killed immediately.

There is also a simpler and more direct method, which is the flood identification method: tie the suspect's hands and feet, tie them with a rope, and then throw the suspect into a pond or river.If the suspect was floating on the water, it would undoubtedly be a witch, as witches are known to be lightweight (legend has it that witches can fly on broomsticks).If the suspect sank into the water, no guilt - but by this time most suspects would have drowned.Sometimes, if a suspect sinks into the water but does not drown, she cannot be acquitted because the devil gave her the ability to breathe underwater.

"Everything in our modern life is indebted to the Greeks, and everything that is anachronistic should be blamed on the Middle Ages." Colson rubbed his eyes and said this.Natasha looked at him with some confusion, and Colson had to explain, "This is what Wilde said. In Europe from the 15th to the 18th century, the craze of hunting witches resulted in the deaths of approximately 10 innocent people. Now I have seen it with my own eyes, and this scene will also appear in my future nightmares."

"If Salomon were here, he would blame Christianity for this fault. I know his contempt for religion." Natasha said, "Then what are you going to do next?"

"We can't do anything." Colson once again looked at the innocent people hanging on the tree and the fanatical and ignorant crowd around him, "But at least we saved one. I want to protect her, even if I have to pay for it." It cost me my life."