Life has dealt a heavy hand to a weak demigod like me.

Peroz breathed a sigh of relief, and then spent a short time collecting some wood. He and Hesper made a crude door while sensing Hogot's condition.

"Hespur, do you remember the route we just took?" Peroz quietly placed some newly made doors in places where she could see the area around the prison more clearly, and then asked Hespur in a low voice.

Hesper nodded.

Peroz handed Hespel a small door.

"I have just communicated with Mr. Men, and he will also open up some of his power to you."

"I'll knock out a few guards and sneak into the cell."

"If everything goes well, I might be able to bring the teacher back without causing any disturbance. If not, the guards inside might find me."

"We'll need your help then." As he spoke, Peroz took out a magic grenade.

"Stand outside. If you hear any loud noises coming from inside the cell, throw this thing towards a less crowded area."

"Then you will follow the route we took before and try to avoid their pursuit."

"With Mr. Men here, you should be able to avoid them."

"I will also set up some traps on the road to help you escape and attract more people."

Hesper listened carefully to Peroz's words, and then nodded after making sure he remembered them clearly.

After getting ready, Peroz took a deep breath and then picked up the bow behind him.

She aimed three arrows at the eyes of the three guards around the prison.

As long as she releases the bowstring at this moment, the three people will die silently.

She is confident in her archery skills.

However, after hesitating for a moment, she finally did not choose to shoot them directly. Instead, she took out some potions from her treasure bag, smeared them on the arrows, and aimed them at some non-lethal positions.

A moment later, looking at the three people who had fainted, Peroz rushed directly to the wall in their sight without hesitation, and then jumped lightly into the wall.

Then, just like before, with the help of the Holy Gate's vision and her own bow and arrow, she finally sneaked into the dungeon where Hogot was imprisoned before the potion ran out.

But just as she stepped into the prison door, black auras turned into ropes and grabbed her.

Almost instinctively, Peroz rolled over to avoid the attack of the rope and nailed it to the prison door with an arrow with special power.

A roar sounded in her ears, and then she felt as if she was blown away for a distance by a strong wind.

The sound of messy footsteps reached her ears, and her eyes immediately fell on Hogot.

The explosion occurred outside the cell door where Hogot was imprisoned, but perhaps because the cell door was attached to a special power, Hogot inside was not affected.

But the guards attracted by the explosion blocked the route Peroz had taken. Some people rushed in directly.

They were all ordinary people who did not have any Horcruxes and did not carry any power. Some of them held spears in their hands, and some held bows and arrows in their hands, rushing towards Peroz.

Peroz quickly took out a special mask and glasses and put them on himself, then took out a special smoke bomb and threw it over.

The anesthetic poison spread around the prison in an instant, and those who rushed in fell to the ground like wheat.

Peroz placed his hand on the door of the special prison where Hogot was imprisoned, and with the cooperation of the Holy Gate, the prison was opened directly.

At this moment, several mechanisms around the prison were triggered, and dozens of crossbow arrows were fired at Peroz.

A cloak was thrown out from the treasure bag, and the arrows all changed direction as if attracted and shot towards the cloak.

Before she could breathe a sigh of relief, wisps of black air transformed into black poisonous snakes and moved quickly towards her direction.

The gun at the waist was pulled out, and with the roar of bullets, the poisonous snakes were scattered.

After waiting for a while and making sure that nothing else appeared, Peroz took out a palm-length dagger from her treasure bag. Looking at the tied-up Hogot in front of her, she hesitated for a moment and did not use the dagger to cut the rope directly. Instead, she took out an arrow and tied the dagger to the arrow.

Then she took the tail of the arrow and placed the dagger on the rope that bound Hogot. Before she could exert any force, a black cold light flashed on the blade, and all the ropes that bound Hogot were cut off.

Looking at the still unconscious Hogot, Peroz pulled out a medal from his treasure bag and hung it on Hogot's chest. A white light enveloped him. Peroz then took out a syringe and stabbed it into Hogot's arm.

Strands of black blood slowly appeared in the originally empty syringe.

Although it was effective, the only two powers that Peroz had that could wake Hogot up at this time were unable to wake him up quickly.

Just as Peroz was about to drag Hogot out of the dungeon, the smoke bomb mixed with anesthetic lost its effect, and dozens of people gathered at the exit.

They were waiting for Peroz to get to a position where they could launch an attack. As long as Peroz appeared in front of them, they would use all their means to attack her.

At the same time, a roar was heard outside the door. Hesper followed Peroz's instructions and took action.

However, not many people chased Hesper, and more people gathered at the exit of the underground prison.

Their expressions were dull, their skin was pale, and they surrounded the exit like puppets.

Peroz touched her waist, where there were several magic grenades, whose firepower was enough to help her open a way out.

But she was a little hesitant.

After entering here, she found that the guarding status here seemed a little strange.

They seem to have no self, like a robot with everything set to plan.

They did not do these things voluntarily; there was a puppeteer behind them holding the strings.

If you don't find a way to deal with the puppeteer, it will be useless even if you kill as many puppets as you can.

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Chapter 365 Chapter 35 An Unreasonable World

Unlike the wooden and mud buildings above, the dungeon is built on steel.

Peroz tried to poke around the dungeon with his short blade, trying to see if he could open a new exit using items like magic bombs.

However, no matter how hard she tried, she could only pierce the camouflage mud on the wall and leave a white mark on the real prison.

"No... There's no way a magic bomb can blow up this place."

Although things like magic bombs give ordinary people the possibility to defeat extraordinary people.

But at a high level, this thing almost loses its effect.

The most important thing is that magic bombs are designed to kill people, and their destructive power on some substances is not as strong as that of ordinary explosives.

After all, the lethality of magic bombs on humans relies on the shock magic energy, which "ignores" part of the magic energy protection in a special way and causes harm to people.

Compared to killing ordinary people or blowing up parts of an area, magic bombs are no more powerful than other bombs.

Peroz casually shot two arrows and knocked down two guards who were trying to come down, then hesitantly took out something like a small wine jug from his treasure bag.

Then she took a deep breath, tried to keep her hands steady, took out a small ball of something like soil, opened the small kettle and poured the yellow liquid into the soil.

Peroz then placed the soil in a special launcher, aimed the launcher at the wall farthest from him, and gently pulled the trigger.

Rumbling--

Accompanied by a loud explosion, the entire prison seemed to have experienced a major earthquake.

Some of the decorations on the ceiling fell off, as did the wooden boards and mud that covered the dungeon.

The people in the dungeon above were also shaken to pieces by the explosion from below.

At this moment, Peroz looked a little embarrassed because of the explosion just now, but when she looked at the slightly damaged steel barrier in the distance, a gleam of light flashed in her eyes.

"What a pity... If I still had the original strength, I could probably blow through a door and leave here." Peroz sighed as he casually threw another smoke bomb with a strong anesthetic effect towards the exit.

As expected, the smoke bomb was shot back into the dungeon. Although some of the puppets were knocked down by the anesthetic gas, compared to the people outside, the smoke bomb did not play its role.

But...she hadn't originally intended to defeat these people in one go.

Seeing those people closing the door above the dungeon to prevent the anesthetic gas from the smoke bomb from spreading, Peroz smiled slightly, then took out a large ball of soil and poured more yellow liquid into it.

"Fortunately, the kettle Rocks gave me can hold a lot of nitroglycerin."

"Although there's no way to bless this thing like before, letting all its power burst out in the way I want."

"But...blowing this place up should be possible."

Many formulas flashed through Peroz's mind. After comparing the results of the experiment just now, she quickly made what she thought was a suitable amount of explosives.

But this time she was not in a hurry to detonate it - with the power of the explosives in her hand, if it really exploded, probably no one in the entire dungeon would survive.

While gently placing the explosives in the launcher, Peroz took out a transparent object that looked like a miniature tent from his treasure bag.

She gently pinched the top of the tent, and then the tent instantly expanded to cover Peroz and the unconscious Hogot.

At the moment the tent completely fell, Peroz pulled the trigger towards the upper left corner in front of him.

The dungeon was blown open and was on the verge of total collapse. At the same time, some of the guards above were blown away by the shock wave, and some were killed without even realizing it.

Peroz suppressed the discomfort in his heart and then folded up the "tent".

This is a Horcrux she created based on her own extraordinary characteristics, a protective shield with the ability of "Silent".

This was originally a small gift she was going to give to Hogot, a small gift that would enrich his treasure bag but would not be effective in most cases.

But I didn't expect it to be useful in this situation.

Initially, the Silent One could create a short-lived silent field around him. As Peroz's strength grew, this silent field began to possess different abilities.

For example, the force exerted by the "tent" just now.

The shock wave and concussion force from the explosion disappeared instantly within a certain range of the tent.

As for damage other than shock waves, such as damage caused by burning from explosives, it is blocked by the material of the tent.

To a certain extent, this power is the fundamental reason why Charles hardly engaged in technological inventions during the Five Gods Era - a low-level transcendent in a related field can use his or her abilities to ignore most thermal weapons.

There is really no great use for this thing being invented.

Of course, if Charles could create a nuclear bomb by hand without being promoted to [Truth], the power of the nuclear bomb would still be lethal to most high-level transcendents.

It's not the power of the bomb itself, but the radiation - the premise for radiation to be effective is that they have never encountered this kind of attack.

This is an unreasonable world, or a world without soil for science to survive.

To be honest, Charles had never thought about such a problem before.

But after being promoted to the truth, especially after being blessed by the cheat, he felt the strangeness of this world.

Magical energy and supernatural characteristics are endowed with too much power, or in other words, this power is no longer simple power, but authority and rules.

As long as it is within the "power rules" mastered by the extraordinary people, as long as there is no interference from any extraordinary power, as long as there is no impact from magic energy.

Then no matter how great the effect of the physical rules is, they cannot break through that layer of rules.

"Rocks has always said that magic power and supernatural powers are unreasonable forces. Now it seems that it is indeed the case..." Looking at the tragic situation he caused, Peroz felt a little emotional.

The power of the Krolov family needs to rely on the power of science to play its greatest role.

After all, simply giving arrows the ability to penetrate armor, be sharp, or other abilities is not very powerful, but what about blessing some technological items?

Taking the explosion just now as an example, if Peroz still possessed the previous power, the power of the explosion would have increased hundreds of times, and at the same time it would have the power to "break the devil". This power, when it erupted, could be guided by Peroz's power and would only occur in a very small area.

If it is the limit, Peroz can even compress the power of the explosion into an area the size of a cell.

Simply put, one of her arrows might kill only one cell in a person's body without affecting other cells.

Of course, she can also shoot an arrow and expand the target to the size of a human body, turning the entire person into ashes.

However, because it had not been long since he returned from the City of Gluttony, Peroz had not developed his powers too perfectly.

Many aspects are mostly based on the previous fighting methods of the Krolov family.

"Anyway, let's take the teacher away from here first." Peroz helped Hogot up and suddenly felt troubled.

Theoretically, she should find a rope to tie Hogot to herself at this time, which would be the most convenient way.

But thinking of someone's face at home, Peroz reached out and frowned.

"Hogot is my teacher... he wouldn't be jealous, would he?"

Looking at Hogot's gray hair and beard, Peroz quickly shook his head. "...Don't even mention just the teacher. I always feel like he would be jealous when my father was still around."

"Anyway... I'm sorry to trouble you, teacher..." Peroz took out a rope and tied it around Hogot and himself, then took out something like a sleeping bag and slowly stuffed Hogot in it.

She took out another doll and tied it to her back. To her, it was just a doll, but others would see that she was carrying Hogot.

Perozzi's eyes then roamed over Hogot's hair.

Finally her eyes fell on a lock of black hair.

"Considering the teacher's age, this tuft of hair is a bit inappropriate..." Peroz muttered as he reached out and pulled out Hogot's hair.