Dawn of the Grey Tower

The monster caught in the thorn net struggled **** the ground. When it was tossing on the ground, the stone road of the king capital even cracked. It's hard to imagine how creatures of this size exert such terrible power. The wolf walker came from a distance. In the short moment just now, the monster flew more than thirty steps. This momentary explosive power matched its terrible muscle strength and undetectable body. Can be the deadliest killer in the moonlight.

"Can you control it?" The mage who was helped by the werewolf asked the witch.

Coranti nodded, and the energy of the monster struggling was transferred to her hand through the buffer of thorns. Judging from this force, the monster could not break free for a while. However, Koranti used to use the same spell net to live an adult grizzly bear, and if her memory is correct, the grizzly bear's struggle after being netted may not be as good as the monster in front of her.

"Drag it into the house. I want to see what this is." The cheese wiped the blood on his face and said. The prey was finally caught, and the mage could not wait to slice it for research.

The witch smiled when she saw the mage's anger, and dragged the thorn vine in her hand, and walked into the house with the monster in the net. Jack saw that Coranti had entered the house, and wanted to get in with the cheese, but the wolf walker's steps were stopped by the mage. The cheese pressed lightly with the hand resting on Jack's shoulder, indicating to the other party not to move first.

"Seeing this result, are you satisfied?" The mage said towards the air. Jack looked suspiciously in the direction of the cheese talk. He was surprised to see a white owl standing on the roof not far away. The owl's head has downy hair resembling goat's horns.

The white owl tilted his head and didn't seem to understand the cheese. But the mage knew that what he said had been heard by the owner of the owl.

"Woo!" The owl made a weird cry, spread its wings and flew away into the distance. Seeing this scene, Jack stooped down and picked up a stone, using the strength of the wolf walker's wrist. If he wanted, this stone was enough to cause as much destructive power as arrows at close range.

"No need." The cheese stopped Jack again, and he shook his head with a bitter smile on the corner of his mouth. There is no point in killing the owl here. It's just one of his master's eyes and ears. Moreover, the mage did not want to anger the guy who had domesticated the white goat. After all, if they are not surprised, Elsa should be in the other's hands now.

When the werewolf and the mage walked into the house, Coranti had brought the monster in the net to her mother. She was preparing to go outside to see why the cheese had not yet come in.

"What are you doing?" The witch asked with a little blame. She had thought that the cheese would follow her, but when she turned around, she found that there was no one behind her.

"Go greet people," the mage replied. But no further explanation was given to who to say hello to.

"Well, you'd better take a look at what we caught. It's really, weird." The answer to the cheese Moro was not investigated, and she was focusing on other things now. on. While talking, the witch led the two of them and opened a door. As soon as the door was opened, Jack's cold air and pungent smell of medicine made Jack sneeze.

"I didn't expect you even have a biological laboratory." The equipment cheese in this room is no stranger. This is a typical biological laboratory, or alchemy workshop. The low temperature in the room can effectively slow down the spoilage of active substances, and the pungent smell of medicine. Look at the various biological specimens placed on the shelf of the room to understand the source of this smell.

"This laboratory was built by my mother. I originally thought it was unnecessary, because we rarely need related experiments." Amy's voice came, and she had put on a white experiment at this time. Obediently stood in front of the experimental platform in the room, "Compared to this kind of living magic, the witch's ability is more suitable for the alchemy of inanimate matter."

"Understandable," the cheese said. Even among the casters, there are a few who will seriously study the internal structure of living things. Most of them are people who use biological limbs to make creatures like flesh puppets. Although these people know the internal structure of some creatures better than other casters, they honestly know nothing about bones and muscles.

"Wait a minute, don't you plan to start researching like this? Your injuries haven't been dealt with yet." Looking at the mage's eagerness to try, Coranti prevented the cheese from going directly to the laboratory bench.

"A little injury. It's not too late to deal with it after the experiment." The cheese frowned and said to the witch who was standing between him and the experimental bench. If it wasn't that he was too weak at this time, the mage would definitely push away Coranti directly. However, because of his physical relationship, he wanted to shake off Corranty's move and instead let the cheese stumble.

"Is this the same for this guy before?" The blonde witch turned and asked the werewolf.

"Um ... I'm afraid he did something more exaggerated before." Jack shrugged, remembering the almost zealous research enthusiasm that the cheese had shown in Salon collar and Zhuoliu town before.

Looking at the mage who had to do research even if he was staggering, Coranti looked to his mother for help, but found that Amya was also attracted by the things on the experimental platform at this time, and did not notice it. Case.

"Damn it, it's all right." The blonde witch complained, holding the left hand of the cheese with his left hand.

"It will hurt a little, bear with it."

Thorns and vines poured out of the ring again, but this time it was the rings of the cheese that poured out the vines. These rattans did not attack anything, but spread from the fingers to the mage's arm like climbing a plant. These thorns resemble small green snakes, which quickly occupied the entire arm of the cheese, and then continued to spread until they reached the location of the mage's heart.

Then, the thorns began to grow smaller roots, and these roots were deeply penetrated into the body of the cheese by the sharp spines at the top.

"Ah." Although he was numb to the pain, he suddenly felt a tingling sensation in his body, and the cheese called out subconsciously.

Although Jack didn't see the vines on the cheese because of the clothing, but after hearing the mage's cry, the wolf walker still wanted to take the cheese away from the witch. But when he took a step forward, he found that the cheese began to rise with a faint white mist ~ www.wuxiaspot.com ~ The mage's voice also eased from the pain.

"I have healed the wound on you. But the lost physical strength cannot be recovered immediately. After you have completed the dissection, you will have a long sleep." As the vines on the cheese regained the ring, Coranti Push away the mage's body and say. The witch left the room after saying this, and if you look closely, Coranti's face is much paler than before.

"It seems that you and my daughter are getting along well?" Standing by the experimental table, Emia said to the cheese that had walked to her side.

"Maybe." The mage responded, and as a result, the scalpel in the witch's hand began to dissect the captured monster. Now that the other party has sent this thing to himself, he must want to send some information through it. The easiest way to find this information, for the cheese, is to thoroughly understand how this monster that can be invisible in the moonlight was created.

As for why the mage can be sure that this monster is not a naturally occurring life, it is because under the bright light of the laboratory, the cheese can clearly see the dense stitching marks on the monster, especially at the joint of the limbs. This makes the entire monster look like a rag doll made up of different materials, but this is the kind of rag doll that just killed a gray robe mage.