Chapter 1950 Lilliput's Patron Saint

The mythical giant tortoise, which had been asleep for three centuries, opened its sleepy eyes and yawned big. The airflow out of its mouth formed a storm, setting off turbulent waves in the sea in front of her, and almost blowing the "Coral" expedition ship away. turn.

Queen Minnie heard the exclamation from the ship. The sailors on the deck couldn't stand upright and fell down one after another. They quickly raised their heads and shouted at the mythical giant tortoise.

"My merciful Lord Heroen, please don't attack that sailboat! The humans on board are all friends of our Lilliputians!"

The mythical giant tortoise's ears were unexpectedly sharp. Hearing Queen Minnie's request, he nodded slightly, restraining the urge to continue yawning. Two huge silver-gray walls rose slowly from the sea, which at first glance looked like The steep sail.

Joan was in the air, and observed carefully for a while with a wider perspective, before he was sure that it was a pair of Heroen's forelimbs!

The mythical giant tortoise sticks out its forelimbs, like a mother holding a baby from the bathtub with gentle hands, and hugging the violently bumpy "Coral" expedition ship in her arms, making it get rid of the intrusion of the stormy waves and restore stability.

The people on the deck were not relieved by this. Seeing the expedition ship being caught by a huge sea beast, the horror on their faces continued unabated.

Joan restrained her wings and landed on the deck to appease the frightened sailors.

"This giant tortoise is an ally of the Lilliputians. Don't be afraid, she is protecting us."

Audrey's tense pretty face eased, sheathed her sword, and walked towards Joan with her younger brother and Hyrule.

"Gods! This is really unbelievable!" Holden danced excitedly, "It turns out that the kingdom of the Lilliputians was built on the back of a giant tortoise. Even bards dare not make up such an exaggerated story The story, what is even more frightening is that all of this is actually true, happening right in front of our eyes!"

"I heard the story of 'Turtle Island' from my father. I thought it was a fairy tale to coax children. It turns out that there are really giant turtles as big as islands in the world!"

Hailar looked up at Heroen, eyes filled with amazement.

The pirate ship on the opposite side also seemed to have sensed the changes on the island, and launched another round of shelling. Two of the shells almost hit Heroen, which aroused the vigilance of the mythical giant tortoise. Joy.

"Lord Heron, the sahuagin and harpies on that sailboat are our enemies, please help us destroy them!" Queen Minnie begged eagerly.

The mythical giant tortoise nodded, swung its huge limbs and swam towards the pirate ship.

It wasn't until this moment that the Sahua pirates and Harpies on board realized that the situation was not good, and they ran on the deck in a panic, trying to turn the steering wheel to escape from the pursuit of the mythical giant tortoise.

But now it was too late to run.

Heron poked out her slender neck, lowered her head, and roared at the pirate ship a thousand yards away.

People on the deck covered their ears in unison, deeply shocked by the terrifying roar of the mythical giant tortoise.

Joan was no exception, but he also noticed a detail that no one else could notice - Heroen's roar was definitely not to vent his anger, but to use a special rhythm to stimulate the "power of myth", to cast some kind of mythical spell or Supernatural abilities!

In the sea area where the pirate ship was located, from the surface of the sea to the bottom of the sea, the originally evenly distributed magic net vibrated violently like plucked strings.

A huge amount of magic power was extracted, like a natural steam turbine, driving the seawater to rotate at high speed, forming a huge vortex.

The pirate ship was in the center of the vortex, like a speck of dust in the abyss, it was sucked into the depths of the vortex in a blink of an eye, the hull disintegrated and turned into countless broken pieces of wood.

The sahuagin on the boat was also buried in the depths of the vortex. Although they had the ability to breathe underwater, they couldn't resist the terrifying centrifugal force in the vortex. After a few seconds of support, their bones were crushed into powder by the water pressure, and strands of blood were like The scarlet lines drawn by the paintbrush disappeared into the depths of the raging sea in an instant as the vortex swirled at high speed.

The harpies on the pirate ship, as early as when the vortex first took shape, realized that the disaster was imminent, and hurriedly fluttered its wings to fly to escape the bad luck of being buried in the bottom of the sea.

However, Heroen did not intend to let them go.

The mythical giant tortoise buried its head in the sea, sucked in hundreds of tons of seawater, raised its head again, opened its throat, and sprayed a "high-pressure water cannon" towards the area where the harpies gathered in midair.

The strong liquid flowed across the sky like a waterfall, and the Harpy who was hit was killed on the spot before she even had time to scream.

Heroen swung his head, and the sea water continuously erupted from his mouth swept left and right, from the sea surface to the sky, drawing a large fan-shaped area with a radius of a thousand feet, and killed all the harpies scattered in this area .

When Heron stopped spraying the high-pressure water cannon, there was no harpy figure in the sky, and the cloudless blue sky was as clean as a dinner plate carefully wiped with a rag.

Heroen lowered his head, looked at Minnie, Joan and the others on the deck, his eyes regained tenderness, and he sent telepathy to these little creatures under his protection.

"My children, tell me where the monster's lair is."

Queen Minnie guessed that Heroen planned to take the initiative to go to the Harpy's lair to wipe out the natural enemies of the Lilliputians. She was thinking about how to describe to her the sea area where the Saddle Islands were located. Joan had already picked up the "Navigation Compass", The "Banshee Strait" and the map within 30 miles around it were presented to Heroen in the form of stereoscopic projection.

The mythical giant tortoise was obsessed with observing the sea chart, nodded thoughtfully, sent out a telepathy, and told the people on the deck to stand still, she was about to start teleportation.

The people on the ship quickly grabbed the nearby buildings, lest they be thrown off the deck.

Heroen inspired a "mythical power", and a huge luminous array was formed on the sea below her. The mythical giant tortoise, together with the expedition ship held in her arms, merged into the teleportation array and turned into a thick beam of light soaring into the sky. rise.

After a short period of dizziness, Joan was the first to regain consciousness. Looking up, he found that the expedition ship had returned to the sea where the Saddle Islands were located. The waterway in front of the rocky cliffs was the "Banshee Strait."

Heroen squinted his eyes and observed, and soon noticed the harpies hovering above the islands on both sides of the strait, so he buried his head in sucking water, and sprayed the "high-pressure water cannon" into the sky above the islands. The women were swept away.

The harpies who witnessed this scene were all frightened out of their wits, and one after another they retracted their wings and landed on the island, hiding in the reef cave and shivering.

Heroen swam close to the island where the harpies lived, aroused a "power of myth", stirred the sea water again, and created a vortex big enough to swallow the entire island.