Chapter 1028 Praise the Sun

After receiving complaints from the spore monitor lizard—more precisely, the "Brood Will"—Joan suppressed the "daylight spell" and returned the experimental site to darkness.

With the help of "dark vision", Joan found that the behavior of the spore monitor lizard had returned to normal, and the mental fluctuations it sent out also showed gratitude.

This made Joan feel a little embarrassed.

If the fungus king hadn't told the spore monitor lizard's "brood will" to cooperate with him in the experiment, and he had just irradiated the opponent with a strong light, the "brood will" would have lost his temper and manipulated the spore monitor to bite him.

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

Joan patted the big head of the spore monitor lizard to appease the "brood will" to calm down the grievances, and then cooperated with himself to conduct another set of controlled experiments.

This time, Joan blesses the 0-ring "Light Art" on his pen.

This trick creates icy fluorescence, even if it shines directly on the face of the spore monitor lizard, it won't have any negative impact on the parasitic spores in its body.

Through telepathy, Joan communicated with the "Brood Will" and confirmed that it does not hate the fluorescence created by magic.

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

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

Realizing this, Joan suddenly felt very lucky to be a member of the surface residents.

Thanks to the sun shining on the earth, the creatures of the surface world can thrive, free from the menacing monsters of the underworld.

If the surface world lacks sunlight, let alone the dark elves, these small "parasitic spores" alone can cause a terrible catastrophe if they walk in a densely populated city.

Human beings should really thank "Father Sun". No wonder Audrey worships the Sun God so much.

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

The spore monitor lizard tilted its head to think for a while, and then sent a set of images directly to Joan's mind.

First there's a horde of squawking goblins, then various rodents that love to eat mushroom roots, and finally a big red-eyed bat that looks particularly menacing!

Goblins and mice, forget it, they are too wretched to contribute to scientific research.

Qiao An immediately fell in love with the ferocious "violent bat". Judging from its appearance, it is fate that he should devote himself to the cause of scientific research. God's will cannot be violated!

Pippi shrimp, let's go!

Joan rode on the spore monitor lizard, and went straight to the Bat Cave excitedly.

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The spore monitor lizard ran for about half an hour with Joan on its back, stopped in front of a steep cliff, raised its head and spewed out a cloud of silver spores.

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

About twenty yards above the ground, there is a cave in the cliff, and bats fly in and out from time to time. Inside is the grotto where the fierce bat lives.

The so-called "violent animals", to put it bluntly, are mutated species of animals, often stronger and more ferocious than the same kind, and can be regarded as a transitional species between ordinary animals and "magic beasts".

In the underground world where the magic radiation of the leylines is strong, animal and plant mutations are more common than in the surface world, and the most common ones are "dire rats" and "dire bats".

The spore monitor lizard told Joan that in the bat cave on the cliff, there was a mutated and vicious bat, which was a hundred times larger than ordinary bats. It would occasionally attack the settlements of the mushroom people, causing a lot of casualties. It was the mushroom forest area. one of the public hazards.

It's just that the harm caused by the vicious bat is relatively less serious than that of "Phantom Fungus" and "Eye of Air Spore". Moreover, this guy is a bird after all, and he can escape quickly when things go wrong. The bacteria king has not yet come up with a safe way way to deal with it.

Joan would be more than happy to help the Fungus Clan get rid of this nuisance, but before doing it, he still needs to investigate the inside of the Batcave.

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

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

If you break into the bat cave directly, you will inevitably be besieged by a large group of bats, and secondly, you may scare away the vicious bats, which is not a wise move.

After thinking about it for a while, Joan decided to cast a spell to drive the vicious bat out of the cave, and then it was easy to solve.

He opened the spell-casting material package, first took out a piece of skunk cabbage with a strong smell that choked his nose, and then took out a sealed capsule containing a small amount of "deterrence spores"--just took this opportunity to test, this kind of spores had the same effect as "Poison Strike" What kind of effect will the combination of "skills" inspire.

Joan first used a piece of skunk cabbage as the material for casting a spell, and released the 3-ring "smelly cloud spell" towards the bat cave.

The observation point created by the "Eagle Eye Technique" provided Joan with a wider field of vision for casting the "Stinky Cloud Technique", and directly cast the spell into the cave.

The yellow cloud that gave off a strong stench immediately diffused in the cave, causing the bats hanging upside down on the ceiling to rain down, writhing in pain and vomiting again and again.

A huge figure emerged from the turbid stinky cloud, struggling to pass through the space shrouded by the stinky cloud, and rush out of the cave.

Joan had already noticed this ferocious bat that was so smoked that it fled from the observation point set up in the cave. Seeing it fly out of the cave, he raised his hand and poked it across the air.

"Lóké!"

Accompanied by an activation spell 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 vicious bat was already dizzy from the stinking cloud, nauseated and nauseated, and was hit by the "poison attack" unexpectedly. The negative energy flow combined with the "shock spores" invaded the body, and the brain's neural network was immediately paralyzed. The out-of-control body fell into the air. Come.

Joan walked up to the fallen ferocious bat and found that its eyes were dull and lifeless. Although it was still alive, it completely stopped thinking. If this happens to humans, it is a so-called "vegetative".

"Poison Strike" combined with "Shock Spore", the effect made Qiao An very satisfied.

However, he also knew that the deterrent effect caused by the spell was temporary, and the vicious bat would regain consciousness in a short time.

Before that, Joan had to prepare for the follow-up experiment.