The Legend of Fatality

Bai En and Antalatum walked to the field, the wind blew across the grass, and the grass fell in the direction of the wind. Their goal is very clear, that abandoned town on the east coast.

As for the reason for going there, Bai En did not even know for himself. It may be because of the strange prophecy of Flynn, or it may be simply boring, or just want to see the sea.

Whenever this happens, Bai En can always understand why in the novels he has read before, there will always be something next to the protagonist, forcing the protagonist to do this and that, otherwise he will punish or even eliminate the protagonist.

It is these things that play the role of parents that set goals for the protagonist, and even set every step in the process of accomplishing great achievements. The protagonist can do it step by step according to the requirements of those things.

Doesn't need to think about what he does every day, what is the future direction, and he can't really understand what he should do next if he desperately wants to break his head.

"Abandoned town is a perfect copy. Do you think there will be a lot of undead creatures, skeletons, zombies, ghosts, ghouls or something? After that, we can earn a lot of experience points by killing and killing. Upgrade to learn new skills. "Bai En said speculatively.

"Then we should turn around and run away now instead of killing." Antaratham said with his right hand holding a stick made of oak and thick wrists.

"You are really a very boring person, do you never dream of anything? For example, to become a legendary mage."

"Never." Antalate said decisively.

Facts have proved that Bai En's assumption is unfortunate again. The seaside town was much smaller than the two expected, and Bai En even suspected that the number of inhabitants here would not exceed 500 at most.

Towns seem to be built on a natural bay, but most of the seaside towns in this era will choose natural ports to build.

The north of the town is a high cliff, the south is a long and narrow coastline, until the edge of the visible field of view, it becomes a steep coast again.

"Natural port." Antalatum said standing at the end of the road on the wilderness, looking to the south. "And it seems easy to defend. The south coast should only be docked by boats."

"Do you understand this too?" Bane, who was watching the road leading to the **** of the harbour, was curious about the knowledge of Antalatem.

"I lived in a similar place when I was a kid." Antaratem no longer explained too much. "Unfortunately, the estuary is too steep. I am afraid that only fish can go upstream."

"Damn, we are here to explore. Not to investigate whether to build a port here." Bai En said helplessly.

"Do you think you can rely on one person to fight the night church? How many people are there when there are the most in the tower?" Antalam asked casually.

"Three hundred, less than four hundred." Bai En's expression is rarely serious. "But the development forces are too slow."

"Are you worried that when we have the strength to avenge the revenge, the enemy is all dead?" Antalam brought a playful smile.

"I'm more worried that I will give up." Bai En said sadly. "Besides, what can we rely on? Goblin?"

"This is just the beginning, my friend. This is just the beginning." Antalate said seriously. Then he walked towards the town.

The cold sea breeze touched the cheeks of the two, and the two entered the abandoned town along the main road paved with gravel. Unexpected monsters, only a few Goblins, and the three most eye-opening claws jumped in front of the two. When Baeen just pulled out the sacrificial knife, Antaratham had smashed them with his oak stick. Three heads.

This is why Bai En always called it an oak stick rather than a staff.

The gravel road traverses the town, and some collapsed stones are piled on both sides of the road. The houses in the town are very dense, but after being washed by the storm, they are old, crooked, and deformed, like a hidden one in the dark. The dark beast, with its teeth open, is waiting for its own food.

Occasionally the wood squeezed and the creaking sound made by the fracture added a trace of fear to this deadly town. Many buildings have collapsed and turned into ruins, and more of them are still standing tenaciously.

But the occasional Goblin dilutes this atmosphere of fear. Goblin dragged a gray or green figure, wandering aimlessly on the street, and some lay in front of the street or the door of the house. There are several others trying to remove the wood from the corral.

Bai En shook his head and continued to walk into the town as Antalatem. Suddenly, he brandished a sacrificial knife and cut off the neck of a Goblin who suddenly rushed from the house to himself.

Then reversed his wrist and pulled out the sacrificial knife to stab at the second to rush towards himself, trying to give himself a warm embrace of Goblin's eyes. Then the passionate Goblin's body fell to the ground with the bone knife in his hand.

The two passed the two buildings slowly and came to a place that seemed to be the center of the town. There is a pool of algae floating in the UU reading book www.uukanshu.com. When Bai En came near, he found a swollen Goblin head beneath the algae. It seemed that he was the source of the strange smell.

"It's really disappointing." Bai En looked at the Goblins who had found two people around and began to gather slowly into small groups.

"Over there!" Said Antalatem, pointing to the house with its steeple not far north. "There should be the town hall and the church. Let's check there first."

Bai En looked at the far higher roof than other buildings and nodded. Pointing to the distance, a lot of goblin had already gathered, apparently about to ask. "What about those guys?"

"If they all come together, the number is a little too much. Let's clean up a batch first." Antalatum replied without any emotional changes.

Bai En waved his sacrificial knife, and the Goblin in front of him was cut diagonally into a horrible wound that almost cut him in half. The companion next to him didn't care, and continued to jump, opening his mouth wide, showing his sharp teeth, trying to bite at Bai En.

Bai En escaped from the Goblin, thrusting his right-hand sacrificial knife into Goblin's mouth waving a wooden stick behind him, and then pulled horizontally to cut off half of his head. The left-handed sacrificial knife was not idle, and with the pre-judgment, he pierced the back of the jumped Goblin and ran across the spine.

Antalam is simpler and more violent, like a wooden stick flying in his hand, and his thick two ends constantly smash Goblin's fragile skeleton or head. Simple, violent and efficient.

Soon, nearly 20 Goblins were resolved by the two. Only Bai En was unfortunately stabbed with two daggers, one on the **** and one on the back. It was difficult to heal by myself. Fortunately, after taking a brief treatment, Antaratham took the herbs and the two went on.