Knight and Wand

Chapter 255 Bear Hunting
Convinced the rangers to let him attract the Dread Mountain Bear.

In the woods outside the cave, the Knights of the Order of Arms quickly transformed into shovel-wielding class according to the plan, digging deep trenches with shovels.

Each knight was like a small human-shaped excavator. It took them only tens of minutes to dig a pit deep enough to trap the Dinocampus, which would have required the cooperation of dozens of ordinary people.

Olivia, who went to a distance to avoid the noise and cut wood, also carried some sharpened logs to the bottom of the deep pit, so that everyone could set up a spike trap.

It is hard to say how much effect these spikes can have on the thick-skinned and tough beasts, but it is better than nothing.

Everyone relied on a few logs for support, covered with the tarpaulin they brought with them, and filled with a thin layer of soil for camouflage. After everything was done, the dusty knights took a break.

Leon dusted himself off and looked around at everyone, feeling emotional. If there was world peace, the Knights of the Order of Arms would stop fighting and go to construction sites to do civil engineering work, and everyone would be a good hand at it.

After moving the trees that blocked the cave entrance, Greenthorne took a can of powder from his bag and sprinkled it on everyone, saying that it would cover up their smell.

Leon waited until the rangers were fully prepared and had each arrived at their ambush hiding places before he stepped forward and entered the cave alone.

Olivia knew what he was going to do and that he wouldn't go too deep into it, so she didn't follow him out of worry.

Leon lit a torch and walked a few more steps into the cave using the light until he saw a rock corner. He then dodged inside and took out the Heroic Spirit Card from his pocket.

Injecting magic power, the Neti card turned into light particles and condensed into the body of the young master of the Wolf family.

As soon as he appeared, Canis felt a darkness in front of his eyes, and the underworld-like environment was extremely familiar.

He reacted instantly, taking a stance as if by reflex, raising his kite shield and looking in all directions to guard against possible attacks from all around.

"Hey~ Don't be nervous. I'm not asking you to block the knife this time. You don't even have to fight."

Leon asked the young master of the Wolf family to relax.

"Then why did you call me out?"

Kanis confirmed that there were no enemies, then he put down his shield and glanced around with a frown.

The surrounding environment was obviously not Avalon Castle, and the other party did not allow me to go out for a walk.

"Don't look at me like that. This time you are not only helping me, but also helping your Gunnar family solve a big problem."

"Are you really that kind?"

Leon was too lazy to pay attention to him. He raised his hand and pointed at the dark cave passage in front of him that extended underground. He explained: "This is Redingburg, the territory of your Wolf Family. There is a bear monster causing trouble deep in the cave. You just need to go down and provoke it and lead it out of the cave. Leave the rest to me."

"Is it that simple?"

"Yes, stop talking nonsense and go down quickly. Don't waste my magic power."

Leon handed the torch to him without saying anything.

Canis held up the torch and illuminated the surroundings, then looked into the deep cave. Without further delay, he drew his sword and walked down.

As a fierce Knight of Arms, he is naturally not afraid of the dark. Moreover, compared with the horror of the netherworld after death, a cave in reality, no matter how dark it is, is like the warm backyard of his own home.

Leon turned on the earth vein lamp on his waist to illuminate the cave, watched Canis's figure gradually disappear into the depths of the cave, and then waited patiently.

Speaking of which, this cave is really big. Leon looked around the surrounding rock walls. He didn't know much about this and couldn't tell whether this cave was formed naturally.

Bored and waiting for less than ten minutes, he finally heard an echo coming from the depths of darkness.

--Roar! !
It was the first time that the giant bear's roar was heard again after nine months.

The entire cave began to shake slightly, and the ground beneath one's feet was shaking more and more noticeably.

As the giant's footsteps approached, Leon also saw the young master of the Wolf family running wildly with a torch in the distance.

With a look of shock on his face, Canis seemed to have turned his armor into a spirit in order to speed up, and ran away wearing only a close-fitting lining.

"What the hell is this bear monster! It's such a big beast, why didn't you tell me earlier!!!"

Canis roared angrily.

Leon raised his eyebrows. He had forgotten that the people of the Wolf family seemed to have a low level of education and knew nothing about the Dinocampus dactylus.

——! !

Another terrifying roar.

The giant bear, whose outline was vaguely revealed in the darkness, roared and approached the young master of the Wolf family at an unexpectedly high speed with its four legs.

boom! !

The giant beast kicked its feet and pounced to bite.

Leon was quick to cancel Canis's appearance, and the Neti card was summoned and turned into a stream of light, quickly returning to his hand.

The bloody mouth of the Deinonychus bit down on the head with a fishy wind, and its terrible sharp teeth and fangs intertwined, making a loud bang in the air.

The Dinocrat, who had bitten nothing, raised his eyes and stared fiercely at the intruder who was glowing all over and not far away, and continued to chase after him with his limbs moving non-stop.

After saying "long time no see" in his heart, Leon turned around and ran, escaping towards the cave at a speed no less than that of Canis.

Facing a powerful beast that is a whole circle larger than a griffin, fighting it head-on in the cave would undoubtedly be courting death.

With footsteps tapping the ground, Leon rushed out of the cave with the sound of the wind. He flew high over the trap, braked suddenly, and left a deep mud ditch before he could finally stop.

He turned suddenly, pulled out another Neti card and held it between his fingers.

Activate the Noble Phantasm card.

The boiling heart turned into light mist and spread out from his hands.

The increase in magic power was instantly bestowed upon all the knights except Olivia.

In a hidden place, the necklace on Derek's chest trembled like a sieve, sensing the extraordinary magic.

Although the Wolf Hunter Knight was mentally prepared because he knew the plan, he was still surprised by the power that suddenly rose from his body.

He hadn't experienced such a significant increase in strength in many years.

Leon, who was using the Neti card, didn't know what the people around him were feeling at the moment. He didn't draw his sword, but just stared at the giant bear that was about to chase out of the cave. Unexpectedly, the Fear Mountain Bear rumbled and slowly stopped.

Its body was hidden in a dark cave, and it stopped chasing. Its bear eyes scanned the intruders and the environment outside the cave, and it still appeared alert despite its stress and anger.

Leon frowned, thinking something bad was going to happen.

He quickly pretended to be running for his life again, turned around to expose his back, and ran towards the farther woods, only slowing down his pace slightly.

Fortunately, this show of weakness once again aroused the wildness of the Dinocampus and its violent temper to protect its cubs.

The giant beast roared and rushed out of the cave, continuing to chase the "ant".

Bang! !

There was a loud bang.

Hearing the noise of someone falling into the pit behind him, Leon knew that the first stage of the hunt was successful.

There was a sound of footsteps, and the armored bodies rustled through the jungle.

The knights armed with various weapons rushed out of their hiding places.

Leon turned around and stopped running away. He stretched out his right arm to wake up the Thunder on standby in the sky.

Gungnir!

--boom!

A bolt from the blue.

The azure lightning struck down.

The heavy magic spear, like a cannonball, carried the force of falling from hundreds of meters and hit the giant mountain bear that crushed the sharp stakes in the pit.

The tip of the spear penetrated the skin as thick as armor, and the sharp blade pierced into the back of the giant beast.

Crackling arcs of magical electricity seemed to flow into her spinal cord, and the mother bear let out a shrill wail in severe pain.

The waves of noise startled countless frightened birds in the forest.

The designed trap could only delay the giant bear's movements for a moment, but the terrible "thunderbolt" that fell from the sky hit it so hard that it had nowhere to hide and lay on the wall of the pit, roaring non-stop.

The survival instinct made the Dinocratina raise its huge paws and dig hard into the mud pit.

There was a loud bang, and its powerful brute force allowed it to push away the soil and create a ramp for it to climb back to the ground.

However, the nine powerful Knights of Arms had already rushed to the front of the bear monster, and weapons came from all directions to attack the half-climbed bear body.

Greenthorne roared and swung his giant axe, cutting deep into the tendons and bones along the middle of the struggling bear's claws.

Derek half-leaped away and plunged his spear into the left eye of the Dire Mountain Bear.

——The eyes, mouth and nose, armpits, claw spaces, and even the vulnerable parts behind the giant bear were pierced through with the spear in his hand by a ranger who jumped into the pit without any regard for glory.

A knight errant is indeed a knight, but he has never been restrained in the way he fights.

The Dinocratina roared in pain towards the sky.

In its dying struggle, it half-raised itself, and bit the ranger in front of it with its huge mouth, temporarily forcing him to retreat.

The rear of the fierce hunting battle.

Above the cave, Olivia, who had been climbing vertically with a dagger inserted into the crevice of the rock, kicked the rock wall hard, and leaped from top to bottom, like a meteor, towards the back of the giant bear.

The girl did not draw her sword, but stretched out her hand, intending to reach Gungnir that was stuck in the Dinobot.

In an instant, Leon looked up and saw the actions of his little lion. He understood what he meant and did not recall his weapon. He let Olivia fall and grab the magic gun with the exploding electric arc.

Gungnir's thunder was unable to harm the bloodline of the Flame Sun Guards and was instantly extinguished by the girl's magic forbidden field.

However, the force of her fall caused the shaft of the magic wand to penetrate deeply into the giant bear's chest and lungs.

The Dread Mountain Bear, who had just managed to half stand up, was pressed down by the female knight behind him onto the opened pit slope.

The wailing sound turned into wailing, and just as the huge bear's head was raised in pain, Derek's spear shed blood and took away the giant bear's last eye.

Leon drew his sword in front of him, the molten red blade swirling with heat waves. He rushed forward, and the blade dragged a fan-like red light.

--call!

The molten sword slashed across and cut the neck of the Dread Mountain Bear.

The blow severed the throat, and the scorched incision stopped the blood from gushing out, but also cut off the giant bear's last chance of survival, making it unable to make any sound anymore.

Leon twisted off the thorns on its body and inserted the magic flame sword from below into the head of the Dinobotan from the throat, completely ending its last pain.

Feeling that the bear monster below had stopped struggling, Olivia pulled out the bloody magic spear, jumped back, and rolled over to land outside the trap pit.

The former king of the forest rolled helplessly back into the deep pit.

The huge corpse covered with wounds soon formed a river of blood.

Perfect hunting.

With the concerted efforts of the eleven powerful knights, not even one person was injured.

The rangers gathered around, there was no cheering, no excitement, everything seemed to be taken for granted.

just
Olivia looked at the evil beast that had been killed in the pit.

His eyes turned towards the cave entrance behind him.

The fearful and anxious cries echoed into her ears along with the faint breeze.

Olivia could hear it.

Deep in the cave
The three bear cubs called to their mother.
(End of this chapter)