Why are all your skill bars full of weird moves?

Upon hearing the warning, the two people who had just landed on the opposite bank turned around abruptly.

"Is it a goblin!" Balk shouted, then reached out and grabbed the rope, trying to climb back up.

Ula then pressed his staff against Balk's breastplate.

"Back off, you idiot." She frowned. "Mia is still on the rope. If you go over there now, the rope definitely won't be able to support both of your weights."

"What are we going to do?! Just watch our comrades get surrounded by the enemy?!"

"call out!"

The second arrow came silently.

The target wasn't Gauss, but the hemp rope on the tree trunk.

Just as Mia fell into the stream—"The Mage's Hand!"

With a light tap of her staff, Ula's magic transformed into a giant hand, steadily supporting Mia and bringing her to her side.

The giant hand disappeared, and Mia, before she could even compose herself, rushed to the shore and knelt down.

"Gauss! Gauss is still on the other side!"

Ula could have used magic to support the other side, but she didn't.

If Gauss cannot handle this kind of threat, then there is no place for him in the team.

"call out!"

The third arrow came.

The arrow pierced the bark of the tree beside Gauss with a "thud," and the shaft emitted an extremely faint hum.

The visibility here is extremely poor, and there's also the cover of dense tree canopy. Plus, I've changed positions, so how could the other party still find me?

Gauss's vision fell on the arrow on the tree trunk, and the panel popped open.

[Crude Short Arrow]

Quality: Standard (White)

Description: The arrowheads were coated with a paralyzing toxin.

This poisoning technique is completely typical of goblins.

Want to snipe each other from mid-lane? Then I'll play along.

Gauss began to observe his surroundings.

The sphere of light spell hovered above the river, its halo barely covering a portion of the area, making it impossible to detect the enemy's hiding place.

The Eye of Destiny's effect is limited to within ten meters, making it completely ineffective for targeting enemies in the void.

Gauss thought calmly for a few seconds and then came up with a solution.

If you can't see it, then take the initiative.

Gauss pulled out his peeling knife and cut off the remaining end of the hemp rope.

He reached into his quiver with his right hand, drew out an arrow, quickly chanted a spell, and then wrapped a short rope around the arrow's fletching, tying it into a slipknot.

The bowstring is raised, and the bow is pulled back to its full strength.

The target wasn't the jungle, but a hovering, luminous sphere.

"call out--!"

The arrow shattered the dripping water droplets, precisely pierced the ball of light, and the light vanished.

"Are you insane?!" Burke roared from the other side. "How are you going to find the enemy's location without a line of sight?!"

Gauss ignored the cacophony of the kobolds.

Pull your wrist back and tug the rope to retrieve the magically imbued arrow.

At this moment, the arrow emitted a faint pale blue glow, indicating that the magical elements were completely locked inside.

Gauss quickly untied the hemp rope and reloaded the arrow onto the recurve bow.

Before they could even pull the strings.

"call out!"

The fourth arrow grazed the edge of Gauss's left ear, causing a burning sting.

The enemy has once again located him.

Since the opponent has a god-like perspective, I only have one chance to use this arrow.

If you miss your target or fail to illuminate the enemy's hiding place within the effective range, you will become a sitting duck.

The second arrow must be fired the instant the bright light illuminates the enemy.

Gauss stabilized his breathing rate.

Between heartbeats, he pulled the bowstring with his right hand.

When joints are misaligned, muscle fibers unleash terrifying power.

Release the bowstring.

"call out!"

The bright arrow flew away from the bow.

Halfway through, it released the magical elements inside, and the arrow transformed into a shooting star that streaked across the night sky, illuminating the entire dense forest.

The broken, withered trees, dripping vines, and muddy ground were all clearly visible in that instant.

The blinding white light not only temporarily blinded the hidden enemies, but also stunned the three people on the opposite bank.

"You can use a bow and arrow like that?"

Balk's mouth gaped open, and his longsword slipped from his hand and fell to the ground.

When Ula saw the skill again, his face showed undisguised astonishment.

She considered that Gauss might use the forest to his advantage, sneak up close to find the enemy, or turn around and run away.

But she didn't expect that Gauss could actually shoot a magic arrow.

I've read so many magic books, but I've never seen this kind of spell before.

This is no less than having a warrior chant spells or a mage tear through armor with their bare hands.

At this moment, Ura felt a strong urge to investigate Gauss.

She even thought that after the crisis was over, she would ask Gauss how he managed to use a magical arrow technique that wasn't recorded in the literature.

Gauss had no time to consider his teammates' reactions.

1 seconds.

Gauss had already drawn a second arrow from his waist, nocked it, and drawn his bow.

Bathed in the light, about seventy meters away, behind a broken, rotten piece of wood, a short, hunched figure was revealed.

Its green skin was covered in wrinkles, its long, pointed ears drooped back, and a multicolored chicken feather was stuck on its head.

Got you.

"call out!"

The bowstring was drawn taut, and the arrow tore through the air with a deadly whistle.

puff.

The arrow pierced the goblin's forehead, the kinetic energy propelling its body backward before finally embedding itself in the tree trunk behind it.

The goblin's corpse looked like a hanging piece of cured meat, green blood flowing down the arrow shaft to the arrowhead and dripping onto the ground.

The light element was quickly depleted, the bright light dissipated, and the forest was once again swallowed by darkness.

Gauss leaned against the trunk of a black pine tree, panting heavily.

The powerful strike delivered with focused concentration in that critical moment caused Gauss's heart to race.

Now that I've calmed down, I feel completely drained, and I barely have the strength to even lift my hand.

This is the real-world struggle.

But Gauss thought about it calmly.

Strange, even if goblins are adapted to the dark, they couldn't possibly have such abnormal night vision in the forest.

It can even accurately detect hidden targets.

Could it be a mutant, or perhaps it has been enhanced by a special environment?

Gauss wiped the sweat from his cheeks with the back of his hand, preparing to climb down the tree to examine the corpse in front of him and verify his suspicions.

Suddenly, a rustling sound came from the nearby bushes.

Then, a faint, indistinct voice drifted over: "Wabi Babu..."

Firelight appeared one after another, and the three goblins raised their torches and walked to the tree.

Lacking real-time communication, they had no idea that their companions had been killed by Gauss.

They even naively believed that Gauss was dead.

They came to the tree intending to collect the corpses and take them back for a meal.

Gauss activated his heterochromatic eyes, and the data panel popped up.

Goblin (Normal)

Level: Lv3

Power: 5

Agility: 5

Physical condition: 5

Intelligence: 3

Equipment: Rusty iron sword, tattered cloth armor.

Evaluation: Inferior creature, possessing only astonishing reproductive capacity and reckless greed.

There were no mutations, and even the equipment was just as ordinary.

Gauss understood; the problem lay with the dead goblin.

If someone can spot a lurking creature in the dense forest, they must be carrying something valuable.

Gauss reached into his quiver and drew three arrows.

The roles of prey and hunter are reversed in the blink of an eye.

Whoosh.

A goblin's skull suddenly exploded, sending red and green matter flying everywhere.

The torch slipped from his hand and fell to the ground, his body collapsed, scattering decaying leaves, and after a few twitches, he fell still.

Upon seeing this, the other two goblins immediately cried out, "Gibberish! Gibberish!"

Then his head frantically looked left and right, trying to find the attacker.

Gauss didn't give them any time to think.

The second one... the third one.

The two goblins fell to the ground one after the other.

The battle came quickly and ended just as quickly.

After confirming there was no danger, Gauss jumped down from the tree, used his knife to cut off the goblin's gil, and threw it into his leather bag.

However, what's even more valuable are their equipment.

After dealing with the spoils, Gauss went to the shore and shouted:

"Hula, can you cast the Light spell again?"