Legendary Son-in-Law: The Man with Poison Talismans

But the orc warrior had already grabbed the axe handle with his other hand and swung the axe down with a backhand strike.

It was so fast and powerful that there was no time to dodge.

Lin Mu could only instinctively raise his sword to parry.

clang!

-10.

A tremendous force surged from his arm throughout his body, sending Lin Mu flying like a kite with a broken string.

He rolled on the ground several times before he could barely stop.

"Cough, cough, cough..."

Lin Mu tried to stand up by bracing himself against the ground, but he couldn't get any strength in his right arm.

Chapter 31 Illusionary Stone

He looked down and saw that the iron sword had cracked open.

My entire right arm was numb and painful, as if it had been run over by a car.

"That beast is incredibly strong..."

Lin Mu gritted his teeth and stood up, his left arm hanging at his side, every movement causing excruciating pain.

He looked up, about to hurl a few curses, when he caught a glimpse of a number floating above his head.

-1.

Then another second.

-1.

Lin Mu was taken aback. Bleeding effect?

Lin Mu dared not delay and threw away the iron sword.

Healing Techniques

A gentle white light flashed across her body.

The wound healed at a speed visible to the naked eye, and the -1 on the top of the head disappeared.

The bleeding has stopped, and the blood volume is slowly increasing.

Lin Mu breathed a sigh of relief and looked up at the orc warrior.

The big guy was standing there, one eye closed, with dark red blood streaming down his cheek.

Green numbers started appearing above my head.

-12, -12, -12...

It became.

The orc warrior seemed to realize something as well. It looked around with its only remaining open eye and quickly located Lin Mu's position.

"Ow...!"

It roared and charged forward, axe in hand.

Lin Mu turned and ran.

But this time he didn't run in a straight line.

He ran around the trees and bushes, using the terrain to block the orc warrior's movements.

The big guy chased after a few steps but was blocked by a big tree and had to take a detour.

By the time it circled around, Lin Mu had already run behind another tree.

Enraged, the orc warrior swung his axe wildly, chopping down a small tree as thick as a bowl.

Lin Mu glanced back and felt a pang of anxiety.

But he did not stop.

After escaping the orc warrior's sight, he found a thick tree and climbed up it in a few steps.

The orc warrior was left standing there, raging in vain.

He leaned against the tree trunk, listened to the heavy footsteps in the distance, and breathed a sigh of relief.

For three minutes, the poison damage is 12 points every three seconds, for a total of 720 points of health over three minutes.

If it happens four more times, he will surely die.

Lin Mu took out another spare iron sword from his Qiankun bag and held it in his hand.

Once the footsteps had faded into the distance, he quietly crept over.

Lin Mu leaned against the tree trunk, his ears perked up, listening to the sounds in the distance.

The heavy footsteps still echoed through the woods, sometimes approaching, sometimes receding.

He silently calculated the time.

Two minutes passed.

The orc warrior's poison was still there, but he needed to prepare in advance.

I waited another thirty seconds.

Lin Mu took a deep breath and slid down from the tree.

As soon as his feet touched the ground, he saw the enormous figure of the orc warrior not far away, with his back to him, spinning in place.

Blood was still seeping from its blind right eye. It could only see with its left eye, and its head kept turning from side to side, its movements much slower than before.

Lin Mu crouched low and, under the cover of the moonlight, stealthily crept over.

Lin Mu stared at the -12 that kept jumping up above its head and counted silently in his mind.

Only a few seconds left...

Three, two, one, the green paint on the orc warrior's body disappeared.

The instant the poison disappeared, Lin Mu darted out from the orc warrior's blind spot and silently rushed behind it.

The orc warrior seemed to sense something and was about to turn around.

puff.

The iron sword pierced the left eye socket from the side.

-1.

A grayish-green light spread from the tip of the sword once again.

The orc warrior let out a shrill howl, and both his eyes went blind.

It wildly swung its giant axe, hacking wildly in all directions.

Trees were cut in half, shrubs were leveled, and dirt was scattered everywhere.

By this time, Lin Mu had already retreated to a safe distance, crouching behind a fallen tree trunk, watching the big guy go crazy on the spot.

-12, -12, -12...

The health bar continues to drop.

The orc warrior was blind and couldn't even tell which way was which. He swung his axe for a long time, but he couldn't even touch Lin Mu.

Three minutes later, it seemed to have exhausted its strength, and the axe was on the ground, panting heavily.

Lin Mu reached out again.

This time he was even bolder, going directly around to the front of the orc warrior.

The big guy's ears twitched, as if he had heard footsteps. He raised his axe, but still missed.

Lin Mu then plunged his sword into its already blind right eye.

The poison was reappeared.

so repeatedly.

A dozen minutes later, the orc warrior's health bar was almost completely depleted.

Just then, a rustling sound suddenly came from the other side of the woods.

"Brother, come quick! Someone's fighting an orc warrior here!"

A sweet, coquettish voice came from the woods, like a sticky rice ball coated in honey, so soft it seemed you could squeeze water out of it.

Lin Mu's heart tightened; his worst fears had come true.

And a final -12 appeared above the orc warrior's head.

The massive body finally collapsed with a crash.

Experience gained: 2000

Congratulations on reaching level 13!

[Level: 13]

Experience: 120/15000

HP: 75/75

[MP: 59/59]

……

Lin Mu only felt a blur before his eyes.

A blinding burst of light exploded from the orc warrior's corpse, shooting out in all directions like fireworks.

Within a five-by-five area, the ground was covered with things.

Lin Mu's eyes turned red.

He practically lunged forward, his hands, which had been single for over twenty years, frantically stuffing into the Qiankun bag like they were wound up.