Extreme-Cold-Natural-Disaster-Hot-Spring-Street-Simulation-Management (ECNDHSSSM

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Pinellia novel
Chapter 81
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the past safe period, the interaction between the Mimic and Shu Mo was relatively normal, and the players could not see any clues. However, when the disaster just struck, they clearly saw the Mimic running towards Shu Mo immediately.

The conditioned reflex reaction was either due to the instinct of the summoned beast protector, or because the summoner released the skill from a long distance. There was no other possibility.

No matter which one, it clearly explains the relationship between the beast and the hotel owner Shu Mo.

At this time, everyone couldn't help but feel excited as they watched it rush to the front fiercely and solve the biggest crisis for the players.

At the beginning, they thought that the "barrier" that allowed ordinary players to move freely in the high-level area was powerful enough.

But it wasn't until the monster wave broke out that the players realized that the barrier's upper limit of defense was far higher than they imagined.

Similarly, a few hours ago, they thought that Shu Mo had done enough by bringing the customer back to the hot spring unharmed from the herd.

But who would have thought that the boss could even send out his own summoned beast to save all players from the death attack of the elite boss.

The same sentence lingered in everyone's mind -

...how many more tricks does she have hidden? ?

They still haven't figured out what happened with the beast's roar just now.

Why can a mere roar make the monster army remain motionless for a few seconds, and even directly break the necromancer's skeleton array?

Is that a prop made by the legendary weapon-refining master in Hot Spring, or is it the sound made by a real monster?

And if it's the latter...

then how powerful should this monster be?

Just imagining it made everyone feel a little bit creepy.

Their minds were full of confusions that needed to be answered urgently, but the situation on the battlefield was tense and there was no room for overthinking. After almost missing a few times due to distraction, the players urgently returned their attention to the monster in front of them.

The mimic beast was still fighting with the necromancer, while Yao Yonghui on the side was watching eagerly, finding the right opportunity to make up for some damage from time to time.

The great sword needs to be charged up, and its movements are clumsy, but once it is fully charged, the damage of each blow cannot be underestimated.

Although the damage of the mimic beast is not outstanding, it is more flexible and agile, and moves as fast as lightning, making the necromancer dizzy.

This one person and one beast alone can really contain the elite boss that usually requires players to form a team to challenge.

In fact, the performance is quite "aesthetic".

Needless to say, there is no need to say much about mimicking animals. What is even more rare is Yao Yonghui.

This swordsman has obviously experienced hundreds of battles and is very experienced in his attacks. He predicted the landing point of several teleportations of the Necromancer, stood up in advance and interrupted them, and danced like a tiger with the big sword in his hand.