Chapter 38 Kabane Appears

But this kind of secluded life did not really avoid the attacks of Kabane.

And apart from the hermits, when building the railway that runs through the entire forest, they should also face the threat of Kabane.

No one knows how many people have been attacked by Kabane, and how many Kabane are hiding in the woods.

In addition to being a hunting place, the woods are really an unknown in a sense, an unknown that no one knows what is going on inside.

Not to mention that in this era when Kabane are rampant and humans are panicking, people will not investigate the surrounding situation at all, but will only hide in Juncheng, hoping that the next station they go to will be unscathed.

"Three... No, there are about seven."

Ikoma slowly approached Su Yi, leaned behind Su Yi, and said to Su Yi.

Because the number is not large, Ikoma can still feel the exact number.

And it was at this time that Su Yi saw that the elk's eyes were not staring at him, but at Ikoma.

Although Su Yi's eyes met the elk, the elk soon seemed to deny that Su Yi was the "danger" it was worried about, and looked at the kelp.

If there is any difference between the kelp and Su Yi, the kelp is a Kabaneri, that is, a human whose body has been internalized by Kaba. In this way, it can be said that the elk is actually worried about the Kabane.

It is said that animals have a more acute sensory system than humans. At this time, Su Yi really felt this. After all, the elk felt the situation of the Kabane around it, just like the kelp.

But it relied on animal instincts, not the physical instincts of the internalized Kaba.

Su Yi looked around, he didn't know where the Kabane would come from.

Of course, the elk was the same. It didn't think about escaping at all, but aimed in a certain direction.

The next second, three Kabane rushed out directly from the left side of Su Yi.

After seeing this and the three Kabane, Su Yi quickly got ready to welcome them, and it was at this time that the elk took action.

The elk suddenly jumped up, leaped over Su Yi's head, and then rushed directly towards a Kabane in front.

The elk's horns are not harder than the Kabane's heart membrane, enough to destroy the Kabane's heart membrane, but for the Kabane, the elk's strong and powerful attack can directly knock the Kabane away.

The Kabane flying far away hit his companions, and after the elk landed, it raised its legs and kicked several Kabane away.

Because they have lived among the Kabane for many years, the elk's muscle system is much more developed than that of normal animals. Su Yi looked at this situation, and his first reaction was that the venison must be very chewy.

Of course, the second reaction was not these. Su Yi quickly pulled out the knife from his waist, followed behind the elk, and attacked the Kabane directly.

It is true that the attack of the elk can stop the actions of the Kabane to some extent, but it is not so easy to get rid of these Kabane. You have to hit the heart directly.

Su Yi directly got rid of the first Kabane in front of him with one knife. It was when Su Yi got rid of the three Kabane in front of him in a few seconds that Ikoma realized that he wanted to help, so he stepped forward.

Ikoma's barrel gun was not a vegetarian, and two more Kabane died in the hands of Ikoma immediately.

One shot was fatal.

This reminded Su Yi of the barrel gun that Ikoma had improved before, which should have been distributed to the people of the samurai group. Now that they have these barrel guns, it is probably not difficult to solve the problem of Kabane.

Technology is still convenient.

Su Yi thought about this, and turned around to attack a Kabane who was about to attack from behind him, and this attack was very fast, and the Kabane had no chance to react at all.

The speed of the knife piercing the heart can only be described as "fast, accurate and ruthless", and soon the Kabane's heart shattered.

The speed of the shattering was somewhat different from before, which caused Su Yi to take a look at his knife, which seemed to be a little blunt.

After all, it was Ikoma's first work, and it seemed a bit difficult to achieve perfection.

However, in this case, this level is still very good. It would be better to go back and tell Ikoma and ask him to improve it, right?

Su Yi thought so, and then attacked the next Kabane.

There are not many Kabane, but the endless flow is indeed annoying. From the initial seven to the current dozen, Su Yi is a little irritated.

The elk has been by Su Yi's side to help Su Yi influence the attack of the Kabane. This skilled method makes Su Yi curious about what makes these animals become what they are now and have such a great resentment towards Kabane.

Could it be that Kabane will also attack animals?

Or is it simply a development trend in nature that makes animals naturally reject Kabane?

Su Yi can't think of a reason.

There are still too many mysteries in this world, but what he knows is that fortunately there are not many Kabane in the forest.

The deep mountains and old forests are not the best living environment for humans, just as Su Yi had thought before.

There aren't many Kabane in this place. After dealing with about twenty Kabane, the place returned to peace.

"No more?"

Su Yi looked at Ikoma and asked.

Ikoma nodded. He could feel that there were no Kabane, at least in this area.

This is the good thing about being a Kabane. You can know the situation of Kabane anytime and anywhere, but you can't know too much about a large area.

Su Yi breathed a sigh of relief, but then he looked at the elk and raised his steam gun. ..