Don't call me evil god

Chapter 959 Taming the Metal Thing
[Battle Assist] is a good thing.

For a group of new believers who were previously just ordinary farmers, peddlers, handymen, and apprentices.

This thing allows them to skip several or even dozens of years of practice to hone their basic skills and quickly become professionals who are good at combat.

Norman was also very satisfied with [Combat Assist].

Before he received the help of Resti, the only way he could communicate with his mortal followers was to instill information through oracles.

Not only can it be transmitted in one direction, pure information is often not intuitive enough.

Without practice, only theory is just empty talk and lacks actual combat effectiveness.

Resti's illusion magic perfectly solves this shortcoming.

Nowen simply brought over the "combat" system from various games that he had experienced in his previous life.

Nowen once lived in an ordinary world without supernatural powers or swords and magic. He lived an ordinary life like most ordinary people.

But when it comes to his "combat experience", it is extremely rich!
He once drew his sword and charged at a vicious dragon, he once personally purified the undead plague that swept across the continent, he once roamed Middle-earth as a famous demon hunter, he once ran rampant in Vice City, and he once killed everyone in Hell.

In the imagined game world, Nowen plays the role in the story and controls him to experience various dangerous battles.

I have never eaten pork, but I have seen pigs running away.

Novin knew what fighting was like and how to fight it.

And this is exactly what his followers lack the most - judgment of the battle situation!
[Combat Assist] perfectly makes up for their shortcomings.

Whether the enemy's injuries are serious or minor, whether the attack has produced any effect, whether the magic has successfully hit the target, and whether the treatment has been successful.

For all this information, [Combat Assistant] will directly tell them the results using special effects condensed from various illusions.

Although it cannot make them instantly become powerful warriors who have experienced hundreds of battles, they have saved at least thirty years of detours in terms of combat experience!

For example, the rangers just tried to tame the metal monster.

[Battle Assistance] The feedback prompt is "Taming failed"!
Rangers who often tame beast companions know this.

If the target has been corrupted by the chaotic power of the evil god, it will no longer be possible to communicate with or tame it through the magic of the wilderness. The direct feedback when using magic is "untameable".

Of course, using divine spells on human or dwarven companions will have the same effect.

This magic is only effective on wild beasts, and can make them instinctively feel good about the tamer and be willing to obey his commands and orders during the period of time the magic is in effect.

Dolan was stunned on the spot.

Is this right? !

The monster in front of me with the [Cognitive Protection Barrier] activated looked completely unlike a beast. How could this monster made entirely of metal be a beast? !

Where does it have the characteristics of a wild animal?!
Several rangers in the team were also shocked, but their actions were surprisingly consistent.

They took out different things from their respective bags and tried to throw [Tame the Beast] at the metal monster!
Since the feedback is that taming failed, it means that this thing can be affected by the magic of the wilderness!
The nature of the problem has changed quietly!

If someone could tame this thing and walk with it on the streets of Dawn City, how cool would that be?
There are many rangers who have tamed ferocious beasts such as tigers, leopards, bears, eagles, wolves, and badgers as their companions. It is not uncommon in Dawn City.

Let the metal monster become a beast companion. At present, this is your only chance!
The rangers took out a variety of things.

The simplest and most brutal way is to seduce with raw meat.

Most wild beasts like raw meat that is delivered to their mouths. As long as you feed them enough and use some wilderness magic, taming them is easy.

The metal monster remained unmoved.

It still lingers around the area affected by the [Bait Trap].

One after another, the "failed to tame" special effects appeared in the vision of each ranger. Lancelot frowned.

The unpopular tactic of [Silent Field] combined with [Bait Trap] was very effective. Before the effects of magic and divine arts disappeared, although the metal monster was aware of the presence of everyone, its attention seemed to be more attracted by the [Bait Trap], so it did not continue to launch sneak attacks on everyone.

This is indeed somewhat consistent with the characteristics of wild beasts.

Low intelligence and simple thinking.

However, both the [Bait Trap] and the [Silent Field] have time limits.

Before their duration ends, it would be best if you could tame or capture this metal monster and let it take effect in the Howling Abyss.

But the rangers all suffered setbacks.

The original plan to use a cage to capture it also seems unreliable at the moment.

If the metal alien was just an ordinary beast, it would be fine. We could just beat it to death and then catch it.

But this thing in front of me...how can I tell that it is dying?
Its body is made entirely of metal, without a trace of flesh and blood!

If you hit it too hard, you might kill it directly.

This monster is extremely fast when it attacks, and it is hard to defend against. However, knowing its location, the believers can use a saturation attack and sacrifice a companion who has been attacked, and they can definitely kill the metal monster easily.

But this conflicted with their plans for capture.

It's not okay to be too lenient.

Given this creature's dangerous appearance, an ordinary cage would probably be of no use at all, as it could break through at any time.

Dolan's mind was quick and he had an idea:
"Hey? How about you try using some precious metals as a lure when taming it and see if it's interested?"

Several rangers were all stunned.

What they carried with them, in addition to horn bows and various types of arrows for long-range shooting, were a large number of traps and trap materials, as well as things needed to tame and train wild beast companions.

Apart from a few metal coins left over from the Limoen settlement, they had no other precious metals on them.

A ranger tentatively took out four coins from his pocket.

This is a kind of coin forged by the gray dwarves themselves. It is made of a mixture of silver and copper. It is almost only circulated in the Deep Region. Gray dwarves and dark elves use it instead of currency. It can barely be considered a precious metal.

Followed by.

A magical scene happened:

The metal monster seemed to have received some kind of signal and rushed towards the ranger believer who took out the coin!
The high-speed shot that left an afterimage scared everyone so much that they almost used the "teammate sacrifice" method to kill the ranger companion and the metal monster together.

The speed of this monster is so astonishingly fast that there is no time to aim and lock onto it during attacks. We can only carry out saturation bombing directly based on its target.

"Don't! Don't! Don't!"

"Don't do anything yet!"

The Ranger believer, who was targeted by his teammates, nervously sent several messages in the group chat, repeatedly emphasizing the importance of the attack.

"Dolan is right! It seems to be really interested in precious metals!"

"I'm taming it!"

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(End of this chapter)