Chapter 1908 Alchemy Doll

When Hermione saw the scene of Sarah's alchemy doll fighting the living corpse for the first time this morning, what she felt was nothing but shock.

In terms of numbers alone, although Sarah doesn't seem to need even the most basic sleep, and spends almost all day and night on making dolls, she still can't compare with Haierbo, who is based in more than half of the UK. From the army of living corpses that have changed.

And when it comes to individual strength, most of Sarah's alchemy dolls are actually stronger than those ordinary living corpses that haven't evolved. Only a few puppets carefully crafted by her have the fighting power comparable to the evolved individuals in the living corpse.

However, the biggest advantage of these alchemy dolls of hers is that they not only have more efficient post-injury recovery ability than living corpses, but also have the ability to cooperate with each other far beyond living corpses.

The latter advantage is usually invisible, but once Sarah personally directs them, they will be much more organized compared to the messy attack mode of the living corpses.

So, Sarah used facts to prove one thing:

In the case of ignoring the loss, even if the number is slightly inferior and the strength is slightly insufficient, as long as there are better tactics and strategies, local invincibility can be guaranteed.

This entire morning, even though Sarah didn't prevent Hermione from coming out to intervene in the battle, Hermione found that she didn't seem to have much room to "help".

"Miss Granger," Sarah stood on a tower in the center of the ancient city, looking at the foggy distance, and said calmly, "If you must participate in the battle, then go to the northeast! You can use your own method to help me relieve some of the pressure of defending against the enemy at the place where the hordes of corpses are most aggressive."

Hermione had gone out for a couple of rounds before, but finally came back here again. And Sarah has hundreds of years of wisdom after all, probably seeing that she was somewhat depressed, she immediately understood her thoughts.

But to be honest, Hermione's mood became more subtle after Sarah mentioned it this way. Fortunately, she was not that kind of hypocritical person, after a little embarrassment, she nodded quickly.

"Okay, I'll go... I'll try it out."

After Hermione responded, she glanced in the direction Sarah was staring at in the distance. It's a pity that Sarah can clearly "see" distant scenes through her alchemy doll, but she cannot.

After still only seeing gray fog everywhere, she couldn't help sighing, then stepped on the broomstick and flew directly to the direction where the battle was most intense.

...

"Boom!"

The battle on the outskirts continued unceasingly, with groups of living corpses pouring in from the direction of London one after another.

Although they only have a general purpose in mind, and there are often some chaos that hinder each other when they act, this huge base alone is enough to make everyone feel frightened.

Fortunately, alchemy dolls are not afraid. After all, even Sarah, who is one of the pinnacle masterpieces in the history of alchemy, spent hundreds of years finally possessing such an extremely extravagant thing as "emotional emotion"!

"boom!"

Amidst the brilliance of various spells scurrying a little farther away, a doll was hit continuously—some had their arms cut off by the magic blade, some had their legs melted by the high-temperature flames, and some were directly hit by the cold. Frozen on the ground.

Although their bodies also have good magic resistance,

But if you are hit by magic too many times, you will still be injured.

But fortunately, a major feature of alchemy is the efficient repair ability derived from material refining. With the help of material materials that are everywhere, they can easily restore their combat capabilities, and in a blink of an eye they are enough to continue to join the battlefield.

Hermione has seen it with her own eyes before—those dolls with damaged bodies often only need to stop in place for a few seconds, pick up the broken arms and legs and press on the fracture, and use the soil or bricks under them to recover. Fix yourself.

Later, according to Sarah herself, this kind of temporary refining effect is actually flawed, at least the physical strength of the puppet after hastily repaired will definitely drop a bit.

However, compared to the efficiency of resuscitation of those living corpses, can this "defect" still be considered a "defect"?

Now that Hermione has come to this city wall in the northeast again, seeing a large number of puppets in a gap and using the method of continuous rotation to firmly withstand the wave-like attack of the living corpses, she actually feels that I seem to be a bit redundant after all.

"No." After looking at it for a while, she suddenly realized, "It seems that she has her reasons for letting me come here at this time, and it's not just a perfunctory way to take care of my emotions."

It can be seen that what caused the greatest damage to Sarah's alchemy doll during the battle was actually the most inconspicuous cannibalizing attack.

A large number of ordinary living corpses used brutal beast-like attacks, constantly destroying the dolls in front of them from the physical level. Even if they can't crush the doll's body very effectively, the advantage in numbers often reveals the greatest effect under this unpretentious attack.

A puppet that has been completely torn apart can no longer repair itself, because it has already damaged the formed formation buried in the body.

After Hermione realized this, she took out several rune cards and waved them back, and placed them accurately at the gap in the city wall.

"Click—"

With the activation of the gravity rule, the broken city wall was also affected, and the gap became even bigger. However, with Hermione's gravity trap, those puppets who were almost using their own bodies to attack the attack immediately had a chance to breathe.

Seeing that the dolls, who could only keep defending, were gradually able to fight back, Hermione looked forward and nodded secretly.

The battle is still going on, and it is unknown when this offensive will gradually subside... Not to mention, there must be more and more frequent attacks waiting for them in the future.

Thinking of this, Hermione couldn't help but glanced up, and looked at the faintly visible flying corpse in the sky, and couldn't help shaking her head—in fact, the biggest reason why the ancient city of Winchester was able to hold on here The reason is not Sarah's alchemy doll, but the giant magic barrier that has been protecting a large number of flying zombies for some time.

I remember that Sarah said that it existed long before she came here. Although she didn't ask, it must be... it should be left by Maca, right?

Hermione was thinking, but suddenly, there was a commotion in the distance.