I Have a City in a Different World

The mysterious key obtained by accident has aroused the speculation of many monks.

They are all thinking to themselves, what is the use of the key, and what kind of lock can it open?

Looking at the whole wooden boat, there is no lock at all, and the key is definitely not used here.

It's just that Tang Zhen doesn't say it, it's impossible for anyone to know.

"You keep the key, don't lose it."

Tang Zhen looked at the old man and entrusted him with a heavy responsibility, but in fact it was to divert the attention of the monks.

Lao Tzu nodded with a serious expression, obviously believing Tang Zhen's explanation.

This was just a trivial matter, and was quickly thrown aside by the monks, who continued to slide the bronze oars desperately.

Time is life, and at this very moment, this phrase is perfectly embodied.

If you run too slowly and are caught up and surrounded by black monsters, the end will be extremely miserable.

At Tang Zhen's request, the dismantled wooden boat was processed and a batch of wood was obtained.

After the wood is hollowed out, it is combined with the bronze oars to make a special throwing weapon.

Throw it into the ocean, and it will be detonated in a short time, causing damage to monsters.

The design and structure are slightly crude, but under limited conditions, it can only do so to this extent.

But even so, it still attracted the sighs of a group of monks.

So far, they haven't come up with a solution to the problem, so what qualifications do they have to pick and choose Tang Zhen's weapons?

Without these weapons, after the monster catches up, it is estimated that there is only one way left.

Just as the bomb was being made, the monks rowing in the back had already seen that there was a flash of black shadows in the sea.

This unusual sight immediately aroused his vigilance.

"There is something in the sea, just under the wooden boat!"

The cultivator said loudly, and in the process of reminding his companions, he reinforced the chains tied to his body again.

At this time, the monks already understood the role of the chain, which is to prevent themselves from falling into the sea.

If it is driving normally, with the balance ability of the monk, it is definitely impossible to fall into the sea.

But if it is attacked by monsters, in the chaos, it is impossible to predict what will happen.

The most likely danger is to accidentally fall into the ocean in a state of panic.

When this happens, being able to have a chain pull is far more effective than a lifesaver.

As soon as the chain was fixed, out of the corner of the eye, he caught a glimpse of a gloomy face staring at him in the ocean.

In the pale eyes, there is endless malice accumulated.

"not good!"

I secretly thought that something was wrong, and in the next instant, the monster had rushed out of the sea and rushed towards the monk viciously.

"Bastard, give me death!"

Compared to being attacked for the first time, the monks on the punt at this moment were already mentally prepared.

They know there are monsters, and they may catch up with the fleet and attack at any time, so even if they find a monster, they don't panic.

Not in a hurry at all, he swung the bronze oars towards the monster.

In addition to the exquisite shape and decoration, this kind of ancient relic of unknown origin is also quite lethal.

Under the wave of the monk, with great strength, he slashed the monster's body fiercely.

Without hearing the screams, without seeing the blood dripping, the monster's head has been directly chopped off.

The headless corpse of the monster fell silently into the ocean, and there was no movement at all.

The cultivator didn't have time to breathe, and another monster appeared and attacked him again.

The monks could only continue to fight, and could not summon their companions to help, because at this moment, they were also entangled by monsters.

The madly chasing monsters jumped up from the sea one after another and attacked the monks.

The monks waved their bronze oars, each occupying a position, blocking the water from the defense of the flat-bottomed wooden boat.

Although the monster was aggressive, but under the defense of a group of monks,

It was also suppressed to death.

It is impossible to get on a flat-bottomed wooden boat.

During the period, there were still some monks who were responsible for wandering support. If any monks were entangled by monsters, they would immediately wave bronze oars to rescue them.

At the beginning of the fight, the monsters were indeed successfully suppressed and could not take advantage of it.

The monsters that were smashed by the bronze oars fell into the ocean one after another, perhaps because of the damage to the body, the speed of action would be much slower.

While fighting the monsters, there are still monks sliding the oars, trying to escape from the monsters.

This is something that must be done. If you don't escape as soon as possible, more and more monsters will catch up until the punts are all surrounded.

By that time, unless the body grows wings, there is no chance to escape at all.

But even so, the pressure on the monks is gradually increasing.

It is only because as time passed, more monks' corpses completed the transformation and joined the ranks of the pursuit.

The number of monsters killed and mutilated only accounts for a small part of them, which is not enough to affect the monsters at all.

It is foreseeable that as time goes by, the situation of the monks will become more and more dangerous.

"I can't stand it anymore, can that weapon be used?"

A monk shouted loudly that his body had been dragged by the monster and was constantly being pulled towards the ocean.

Fortunately, he was wrapped in iron chains and fixed him on the boat, otherwise he would have suffered misfortune at this moment.

The cultivator in charge of wandering support helped chop the monster to pieces, while he turned back and shouted at Tang Zhen.

"Hold on for a while, the current monsters are too scattered and not suitable for attacking!"

Tang Zhen waved the bronze oars, beheaded several monsters that jumped on the boat, and said in a calm but clear voice.

Hearing Tang Zhen's answer, the cultivator gritted his teeth and continued to turn around to fight the monster.

As a commander, Tang Zhen is in charge of the overall situation and will definitely launch an attack at the right time.

Since he said that the time is not up, he can only continue to persevere.

The same is true for other monks. Although there are dangers at the moment, it is still not the most dangerous time.

The number of weapons is inherently limited, so it is natural to use them at the most suitable time to maximize their lethality.

If you just threw all the weapons out of danger just now, what should you do next?

Therefore, obeying the command and insisting on fighting as much as possible is what they should do.

In addition, in this case, you must not be in a mess, or have a lot of doubts about the commander, which will only make the situation worse.

Obviously, the monks in the boat all understood this taboo, which saved Tang Zhen a lot of trouble.

Otherwise, in this case, he is likely to use the means of killing one to set an example to maintain his authority.

Although doing so is effective, it may also have the opposite effect, making the monks hostile to Tang Zhen.

If you can, you should avoid it as much as possible.

His eyes swept across the sea, and the monsters that traveled in the sea were all watched by Tang Zhen.

When these chasing monsters gathered together inadvertently, Tang Zhen gave an order decisively.

"Attack, twenty-seven feet at the stern!"

Hearing the words, the old man with a special weapon and burning charcoal ignited the fuze rolled with cloth strips.

According to the position marked by Tang Zhen, he violently threw the bronze oar like a small rocket out.

Like a ruler, the location of the landing was exactly the same, and the bomb fell silently into the water.

The next moment, a loud noise came, and a water column shot up into the sky.

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