Mage Joan

Joan received a complaint from the spore monitor lizard-to be precise "the will of the mother's nest"-and suppressed "Daylight", bringing the experiment site back to darkness.

With the help of "Dark Vision", Joan found that the behavior of the spore monitor lizard returned to normal, and the sentiment fluctuated and also expressed gratitude.

This made Joan feel a little embarrassed.

If the non-bacterial king instructed the spore monitor lizard's "mother nest will" to cooperate with him in the experiment in advance, he would irradiate the other party with strong light. The "mother nest will" might have already had a temper tantrum, and the spore monitor lizard was bitten over.

"Sorry, I didn't mean to hurt you just now, I just want to verify your allergic reaction to sunlight."

Joan patted the spore monitor lizard's head, calmed the "mother's will" to calm down his resentment, and then cooperated with him to conduct another set of controlled experiments.

This time, Joan blessed the 0 ring "bright technique" on his pen.

This trick creates cold fluorescence, even if it directly shines on the face of the spore monitor lizard, it will not have any negative impact on the parasitic spores inside it.

Through telepathy, Joan communicated with "Mother Nest Will" to confirm that it did not hate the fluorescence created by magic.

In fact, parasitic spores and psychic spores themselves also radiate fluorescence, which shows that they are not afraid of the light itself, but the ultraviolet energy with higher energy in the spectrum.

In nature, the sun is the largest source of ultraviolet light. Creatures living in the underground world for generations are generally allergic to ultraviolet rays, which is the biggest obstacle to prevent them from expanding to the surface world.

Realizing this, Joan suddenly felt very happy as a member of the surface.

Thanks to the sun shining on the earth, the creatures of the surface world can thrive and be free from the threats of the fierce monsters of the underground world.

If the surface world lacks sunshine, let's not talk about the dark elves or anything, just these little "parasitic spores", if you walk in a densely populated city, it can lead to a horrible catastrophe.

Human beings should really thank the "Sun Father", no wonder Audrey worships the Sun God that much.

Joan put the experimental equipment into the toolbox, sent a mental wave to the spore monitor lizard, and asked him if there were any monsters threatening the safety of the mushrooms nearby.

The spore monitor lizard tilted his head for a while, and then transferred a set of images to Joan's mind.

First came a group of gnashing goblins, then all kinds of rodents who like to eat mushroom roots, and finally a big red-eyed big bat that looked particularly vicious!

Goblin and mouse, whatever, it is too sloppy, not worth adding to the scientific research cause.

Joan looked at the fierce "violent bat" at a glance, looked at his face, and his life should be dedicated to scientific research.

Pippi shrimp, let's go!

Joan rode on the spore monitor lizard and rushed straight to the Panda Cave.

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The spore monitor carried Joan for about half an hour, stopped in front of a steep cliff, and spewed out a cloud of silver spores.

Joan immediately received the telepathy from the spore monitor lizard, and looked in the direction it indicated.

About twenty yards above the ground, there is a cave on the cliff, and sometimes bats fly in and out. Inside is the grotto where fierce bats live.

The so-called "violent animals" are, to put it bluntly, mutant species in animals, which are often stronger and more fierce than their counterparts, and are considered a transitional species between ordinary animals and "magic beasts".

In the underground world where the magic energy of the earth's veins is strongly radiated, animal and plant mutations are more common than the surface world. Among them, the most "violent rats" and "violent bats".

The spore monitor lied to Joan that there was a mutant ferocious bat in the bat cave on the cliff. Its mass was a hundred times larger than that of ordinary bats. It occasionally attacked the settlements of the mushroom people, which had caused no small casualties. One of the nuisances.

It's just that the harm caused by the violent bat is relatively less serious than that of "Phantom Mushroom" and "Eye of the Air Spore", and this guy is a bird after all, and escapes quickly in a bad situation. The king of bacteria has not yet figured out a safe one. Way to deal with it.

Joan was very happy to help the Mongren tribe solve this nuisance, but before he started, he had to investigate the inside of the bat cave.

It was too risky to break into the cave directly. Joan touched the prosthetic eye and used "Eagle Eyes" to create a magic observation point directly inside the cave.

He switched his perspective to the observation point, and looked around the inside of the cave, and found that there were no less than a thousand bats hanging upside down on the top of the cave, but he didn't see the trace of the fierce bat. He wanted to hide in a more secret place.

If you directly enter the bat cave, it will inevitably be besieged by a large group of bats. Secondly, it may startle the violent bats, which is not a wise move.

After a little thought, Joan decided to cast a spell to drive the fierce bat out of the grotto, and then it was easy to solve.

He opened the casting material pack, first took out a smelly smelly skunk cabbage, and then took out a sealed capsule containing a small amount of "deterrent spores"-just to take this opportunity to check, this spore and "poison strike" What effect does the combination of "operation" stimulate.

Joan first used a stinking cabbage grass as a casting material to release 3 rings of "smelly cloud technique" towards the bat cave.

The observation point created by "Eagle Eyes" provides Joan with a more open field of vision for "Smelly Cloud", and directly casts the spells inside the grotto.

The yellow cloud that emits a strong odor immediately diffused in the cave, and the bats that hung upside down on the top of the cave were smoked down, rolling painfully, and vomiting repeatedly.

Among the muddy smelly clouds, a huge figure emerged, struggling through the space enveloped by the smelly clouds and rushing out of the hole.

Joan had long noticed the fierce bat that had been smoked and fled the road through the observation point set in the cave. When he saw it flying out of the hole, he raised his hand and poked it with a finger.

"Lóké!"

Accompanied by a start-up incantation symbolizing "disease and toxin", Joan's fingertips burst out a beam of negative energy rays intertwined with dark golden fluorescence, instantly hitting the huge bat a hundred feet away.

The violent bat has been dizzy and dizzy, stupid and nauseated, and it has been attacked by "poison strike", the negative energy flow and the "deterrent spores" invade the body, the brain neural network is suddenly paralyzed, and the runaway body falls down. Come.

Joan walked up to the falling ferocious bat and found that his eyes were dull and silent. Although he was still alive, he completely stopped thinking. If this happens to humans, it is called a "vegetative".

"Poison strike" with "shock spores", the effect makes Joan very satisfied.

However, he also knows that the deterrent effect caused by the spell is temporary, and the ferocious bat will resume soberness soon.

Prior to this, Qiao An had to prepare for the follow-up experiment.

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