I Like This Dream!

On this day, An Xu understood the word "tide of beasts". It was really similar to the tide: the waves gathered in one place, and the head of the tide surged high, but there was not a single hair in other places.

An Xu saw the snow clouds from a distance, and she chose to fly to a place not covered by dark clouds without hesitation. Snowing is beautiful, but it is not so beautiful when you are hiding in the house with a cup of hot tea, covering yourself with an electric blanket, and contentedly watching the snow falling outside.

She hated the cold weather when it snowed, the biting cold wind and the snow flakes digging into her neck. The dirty snow that poured into her boots and turned into wet water stains could make her irritable all day long. Although he can fly now, the snow from the sky can still fall on him. An Xu plans to brush the entire defense line before it starts to snow, and then go back to Maodong to enjoy the snow with a small stove.

Unfortunately, due to the characteristics of the beast tide, this wish could not be realized.

Under normal circumstances, the wild monsters near Tibes are evenly distributed (due to Anxu's brushing operation in autumn, they are actually not evenly distributed), but now it seems like a server failure. Not a single monster can be seen even twenty or thirty miles away. An Xu felt very strange, and once wondered if he was spawning monsters faster than the refresh time. Lidia stretched out her hand and pointed into the distance. Anxu looked there and saw a few black spots moving into the distance.

They flew over and found that they were several giant earth bears. These fat and thick guys were running in one direction while wheezing. Are they rushing to hibernate? An Xu thought to himself and was not in a hurry to attack. He slowly followed them for a short distance and watched them plunge into the wind and snow-raging area.

"It's unscientific. It's not a polar bear. How can it run after the snow?" Anxu muttered, and Lydia shook her head to express that she didn't know. While they were standing still, the clouds in the sky spread out and enveloped them.

It was as if the season had changed in a second, and the cold wind and ice and snow made people's cheeks hurt. But An Xu didn't turn around. While being shrouded in snow clouds, a strange sense of familiarity began to heat up again.

Something important is here. Is it the snow cloud itself? Is it some creature in the clouds? Or is it the temperature, the snowflakes, the smell? An Xu didn't know, couldn't even tell what it felt like. The feeling that couldn't be expressed clearly through a thin film made her frown uncomfortably, as if she was remembering a melody but couldn't remember where it came from.

She kept rising, rising, until the sound of her and Lydia's teeth chattering almost drowned out the sound of the wind and snow. The rolling clouds were only one step away from the top of her head, but she could no longer continue because of the excessive cold. An Xu suspected that forcing her upwards would turn her into a big lump of ice and fall straight down. She regretfully lowered herself a little, and above her head many large birds with white feathers darted in and out of the clouds, like small fish in and out of coral.

The upward exploration failed, but flying to high altitudes did not result in nothing. With a clear view of the land, Anxu could see where the strange beasts that could not be found had gone. They were simply too conspicuous.

The small black spots with dark fur gathered in two places. Even from this distance, their speed was not slow. The clumsy earth bears were probably the slowest ones. The larger wave of beasts rushed towards the Fortress of Thebes, while the smaller ones gathered in a clearing in the forest some way away from the fortress.

The former was as expected, but the latter made An Xu a little curious. She couldn't think of anything special about that place. Just as he was thinking this, a few firelights flickered there, and a corner of the cold canvas of the blizzard was torn open.

She lowered a little distance and flew there. The open space enlarged and the village inside became clear. The alien beasts crowded in the village. Instead of going door to door looking for people, they gathered near a warehouse-like house, or rather near the ruins of what was once a warehouse. The two people on the ground stood out among the crowd of alien beasts. They were fighting against the swarming alien beasts. Sparks and water jets were flying everywhere. Upon closer inspection, it was Jane and her adjutant.

Two people attract so many people, they are quite capable.

An Xu thought carelessly and looked around for a while, but he didn't see anyone. The village was empty. She saw some mice as big as cats digging around in the ground nearby. After a while, she heard a few muffled sounds and the ground collapsed. The mice quickly picked up the debris and dug the hole bigger and bigger. The way they crowded in and looked disgusting. A layer of flames burned through the group of rats, temporarily clearing the ground, revealing a huge hollow and a cellar full of people below.

I said why I can't find it anywhere, it's all here. An Xu suddenly realized and thought this scene was a bit funny: she had seen TV scenes of people digging gopher nests in search of food in the famine years, but now she saw gophers digging people's nests in search of food. Anxu thought as he flew over. After the flames passed, the surrounding beasts gathered around him again, in vain like using a spoon to skim oil from soup.

The cutscenes are almost here.

More than a dozen thunderbolts struck straight down, as if willow branches were dipped in water and lifted up to the river, leaving large and small ripples. This is a job I'm familiar with, and it's not challenging at all. The alien beasts with high AI had already run away with their tails between their legs. Those who stayed behind were blinded by greed and luck, and some who were daring actually started to attack the sky. An Xu didn't even look at them, he had already knocked the things that were aimed at him to the ground.

Something like experience points, where there is no experience slot, is proficiency. An Xu is no longer a kitchen knife type who can only attack Lei Ping. She not only turned herself into a self-propelled cannon, but also added a protective net to the fort. Just like static electricity sticks to scraps of paper, a tweaked lightning grid can stick to heavier, tougher, faster stuff and provide a free shredder business. It is the basic quality of a player to give yourself immunity when grinding.

The ice arrow cannot touch Anxu, which does not prevent her from becoming so wonderful. Anyone who has been bitten by a mosquito will hate its buzzing sound. The girl looked around and felt that random long-range attacks were no longer enough to make her happy.

Just like many years of brushing experience, although the thunder system can deal high damage, it has the disadvantage of being unstable. The impact point is random, the range is uncertain, and the gap between the lowest damage and the highest damage is extremely large. This directly causes the group of monsters swept by the thunder mage to look like the heads cut by a drunken barber, uneven and without any sense of beauty. The power of lightning is too scattered, and the lightning balls are concentrated but have a small range. Is there a way to get the best of both worlds? An Xu has thought about this problem many times, and the theory in his mind has become increasingly mature, but he has not tried it in practice.

Such a dense group of monsters is really a suitable experimental subject.

Anxu began to gather the lightning in his hands, and formed the fast and powerful electric snake into a circle. She was as calm as a statue, but she was not as relaxed as she looked. Rather, she was so focused on control that she couldn't even move a finger. Unruly electricity is difficult to tame, even if it is their master who seeks to gain control. Each wire you wrap around is like putting straw on a loaded camel. You never know if one more wire will cause the whole thing to collapse.

This is a very dangerous thing, far more dangerous than An Xu imagined. It’s not like people in the past who had lightning powers had never tried this before. They were all in a quiet and safe place with no one, wishing to remove all interference. Who would try it while flying in the sky in a snowstorm and beast swarm, while turning on the defensive grid? If there were knowledgeable people here, they would be like an adult who saw a naughty child cooking a mine, and his heart would jump out of fear. An Xu himself didn't realize it at all, and his mentality was very good to the lightning.

Her hair floated up, and Lydia subconsciously pressed closer to the God's Favored One amid the tingling sensation. The trajectory of the snowflakes around An Xu began to twist, and eventually the snowflakes blown by the strong wind suddenly slid away, leaving a few inches outside their bodies as a snowless territory.

Under the dangerous high pressure of walking on a tightrope, Anxu's almost stagnant core started to operate again. Eating crystal cores and meditating only showed amazing effects at first, but soon it became a waste of time. There were no specific values ​​to refer to, and An Xu was not sure whether he was upgrading or progressing. Now the "moon" inside her soul was slowly compressing like lightning in her hand. She felt that her body was like a black hole, with energy from all directions being drawn into her body.

The first completed ball lightning was about forty centimeters in diameter. It fell from An Xu's hand and smashed to the ground, like a bleach ball smashed into the sewage. The earth covered with mold suddenly became clean, and the debris was pushed around, leaving a clean ground.

Like a bomb, but more environmentally friendly than a bomb, it has a literal "razing to the ground" effect.

An Xu felt refreshed after seeing it, and then his eyesight went dark. She quickly put the crystal core in her pocket into her mouth and struggled to steady her body. Thanks to the blue medicine, she is no longer a kidney-deficient mage who will be disabled in one shot!

An Xu tried many times, not so much to brush up monsters, but to brush up on skill proficiency. The core of her soul was spinning, and she once again felt that she was just one step away, but she couldn't do it before she ran out of blue bottles. She had no choice but to land and let Lydia go find supplies. She also asked Lydia to give Jane a healing spell, but the other party asked why she wanted to save them.

Is this her fault for stealing monsters?

"You have a lot of strange beasts here. I'll get rid of them first. If I don't come, you won't be able to hold on anymore, right?" She said helplessly, complaining in her heart that if she didn't come, the two DPSs would be wiped out by monsters, and she asked you not to take them. T does not carry milk. An Xu's mind was full of thoughts of returning to another map and fighting again. He simply said bluntly: "I saw a lot of monsters in your city above just now. Many of them have already rushed in. I'll go there." Side?"

If you refuse to join the camp and go to someone else's house to slay monsters, it's better to tell the owner out of politeness. It's best if the other party is willing. If not, An Xu can only regretfully take away the experience.

After she told Jane this, the other party actually submitted an application to join the team. An Xu quickly refused. The team with the flying thunder mage and milk is not short of DPS. Thank you! The little girl Lidya is light enough, and even a long-legged lady like Jane can hang on it, and Anxu can't fly off the cliff. To give up flying, you need T. Even if Jane can switch skills from fire mage to knight, An Xu's standards have not changed. She only wants to be rich and handsome and can cook. She is very principled.

Obtaining supplies was just an interlude, and Anxu rushed to the next battlefield non-stop. The army behind the hard city wall has a much higher combat effectiveness than the two people fighting alone on the ground. But if the number of alien beasts in another place is like that of two villages fighting, the fortress is already a real battlefield.

In film and television dramas, group shots are the easiest type to fool. The protagonist with strong martial arts fights into the crowd, but he can only face a few people at a time. Others are wielding knives and guns to cut the air, pretending to be menacing; the two armies are fighting, and the generals showing the big camera have very expressive expressions. It's so lifelike, but the extras at the edge of the camera look like they haven't had breakfast. But there are no idle people or beasts here. Anxu scanned every face, slashing and biting, and all the creatures were desperately trying.

From time to time, sparks shriek and disappear, but the superpowers are always short-lived in the stalemate defense line. The most mainstream is still the confrontation of cold weapons, swords and spears against fangs and claws, flesh and blood bodies colliding with each other, and the superpowers do not stand out from the crowd on the battlefield. Anxu saw blood splattering on the city wall, saw someone chop down an alien beast and then another one bit its neck, saw bodies falling off the wall being fought over by alien beasts, and saw the vacancies caused by casualties being quickly filled. She saw the adults behind the city wall holding wooden sticks and iron forks as candidates, some gnashing their teeth in hatred, and some with fear on their faces; she also saw the strange beasts under the city wall stepping on each other's bodies and jumping upwards, one after another, using their bodies to feed those who came after them. Create gaps. Everywhere you look, there is a wonderful story.

An Xu suddenly had a strange feeling.

It's like, you are playing a game that is too detailed and realistic, and you can't help but start to wonder: When you close your eyes and turn off the computer, will the world in the game run on its own?