Chapter 1068 A Mess

Chapter 2383 A mess

"Damn, I thought I was the only one who bought it!" Someone couldn't help but complain.

"We just don't like to read the guide, who's stupid?" The person next to him immediately retorted, "It's a small shop next to the mission point, and Lister, who hasn't come out for 800 years, is still standing there. Who wouldn't buy it?"

Lister smiled ridiculously: "Sir, this is the first time I've seen undead people who buy 1 to 10 of each thing and don't think about the effects of these potions and strange items."

Hill took a deep breath and shook his head with difficulty: "It's okay, although they didn't bring enough things, they solved it."

But Hill can also understand why Lister's face is full of disbelief.

Although most of the people in the Aotian League and PVP families like them are quite problematic, even Lister, who understands that they treat the fantasy world as a game, occasionally finds it incomprehensible, but those people are at least experienced and very skilled in various tasks.

Even if you don't know what you should do, you will definitely do a more thorough preparation.

For example, knowing that the small shop that suddenly opened next to them might be a hint, they still bought one of each item... Even those who bought 10, it was hard to understand.

They had no idea what they wanted to do... To be frank, even if they only focused on buying energy potions or some door openers, Hill could understand.

But after going around, their reaction was to buy a set of all.

And, without exception, at most some people who knew me well bought 10 sets.

Why are there so many people staying here? Isn't it because they didn't bring enough invisibility potions!

Otherwise, leaving three people to help open the door outside would be enough... This is also one of the interesting things about this group of people.

At the beginning, no one wanted to stay at the end, even if the group outside raised the door opening fee to ten times the resource consumption, no one wanted to pay attention.

But after the time-space sorcerer didn't bring enough potions himself, he suddenly felt that he could still make money, and he voluntarily took out enough resources for 100 people to teleport within 10 kilometers, and soon someone admitted that he didn't bring any potions either... In other words, he originally planned to go wherever he went with a bottle of potion.

It is even possible that there are still similar guys among those who have already entered.

But in a way, it evens out their messy and violent door-opening methods a little bit... After all, if someone is exposed somewhere, it will definitely attract the attention of many mages of the Tower of Despair.

Moreover, with their ability to find the way, without anyone leading them, the Tower of Despair probably can't guess what these undead rushing in are doing.

Anyway, as long as there is one person who can complete Hill's goal in the end, and he doesn't have to get it done this time.

As long as the undead go in once, Hill believes that they can find loopholes in the Tower of Despair in various incredible places... The secret passage is something that you are afraid of, not that you hide it deeply.

As for these guys who didn't bring enough things... Hill knew at the time that they would definitely play a lot in the end... After all, without enough potions to deal with the enemy, they would have to think with their unpredictable brains.

No matter how good the invisibility potion Hill provided was, it couldn't change the essential characteristics that once they had any interactive actions, especially interactive actions that would react to mana, they would show their original form.

And if you want to deal with the magic array related to the round door and the soft ladder outside, no matter how careful you are, there will still be some energy reaction.

That is, the strange objects that Frey and the undead brought with them can suppress those reactions to the extent that the mage of the Tower of Despair did not feel it: after all, when the various spell resources he counted were piled together, it would inevitably cause certain elemental fluctuations.

The reason why the bomb elf was able to follow Frey quietly and directly reach the round door was entirely due to her advantage of being light weight... She was held by Frey's waist and carried all the way up by him, and her posture was very wretched, all thanks to her strong waist and abdomen strength.

Therefore, even if there were any detection spells on the soft ladder, it would be useless, and she simply did not touch it.

Then the method used to solve the magic array was also very nonsensical.

Although the potion was provided by Hill, the camera that filmed their actions could roughly depict the form of the undead in stealth state, but Hill still spent a lot of effort to figure out how the bomb elf did it.

Of course, it might be too unbelievable that made Hill hesitate for a long time.

The little girl put a bottle of medicine on her chest, clamped it with something that shouldn't have existed, and then slowly flowed into the magic circle on the door frame.

At first, Hill thought William was crazy, or the morality and laws of the interstellar world were abnormal... The body shape actually allowed the undead to play freely.

But later he was sure that she just took advantage of some people's talent for making things that don't exist look real.

Otherwise, the potion wouldn't have dripped so smoothly.

The little bomb girl stuffed the thing into a tight enough "sandwich".

In addition, she used her relatively strong power to firmly press the circular door... Otherwise, the thing should have moved when the magic circle was affected.

Even if it can't be turned off directly, it will still vibrate twice.

Fortunately, it is a secret passage, and it was used to smuggle "behind" people's eyes, so there was no alarm sounding.

Otherwise, how could they pass so easily!

However, Hill felt that the 10 people who followed in did not make any inexplicable noises during the period of Frey's negotiation, and no one would impulsively throw a flash bomb or something like that. It was all because the bomb elf's magic was too amazing.

The nine were stunned.

Even the guys who stayed behind could cooperate so well, because they suddenly had a tacit understanding at that moment because they had a common target of complaints.

Hill sighed softly.

Although these guys are still useful in some aspects, it is really chaotic!

If you want to use them, you have to use your brain more and have good luck.

But even Hill sometimes has to choose the area where most people are, rather than a key focus.

There is no way, he doesn't expect Amberley to suddenly become Rose, right?

Although it is all chaos, Rose's IQ is enough.

But when there is no way to rely on IQ, the disaster created by 100 Amberleys is definitely better than one of her.

If it were Rose, she would have to make the opposite choice... Two of her together would have a negative effect of 100, not to mention 100 of her.

Although these guys had come in with great difficulty, they did not run directly into the Tower of Despair, but squatted in the 100-square-meter middle floor to exchange inexplicable opinions... The only thing that was understandable was that under the leadership of someone who threw a flash bomb into the small door where Simo escaped, the others threw something inside.

Alchemical bombs were the most normal things inside. Of course, this bomb that was not thrown too far away not only completely collapsed the door, but also sent a few undead who were looking inside the door home.

But the automatic reduction of personnel before the fight started was a common occurrence among the group of people here, so they were not panicked at all.

Instead, they simply took advantage of the fact that the door was filled with strange-colored gas and flashing with inexplicable light, and they would definitely go straight in, and simply did a material statistics.

In short, the decent things basically depend on Hill's small shop, but everyone has a lot of weird things.

Some people even took out the potion of the famous alchemist of the Black Rose, 'Chiji Wai Wa', and naturally received a lot of scolding like 'put it away quickly' and 'want to die'.

The reason why Hill didn't let the camera follow the bomb elves was because they were really the same kind of people.

It is very normal to send yourself back to the resurrection point for no reason.

But they can definitely cause terrible damage to the Tower of Despair... With the way the mages think, there is absolutely no way to stop these guys from going crazy before death.

What Hill wants is their last struggle.

No matter what method they use to kill themselves in the end, they will definitely throw out Hill's purification potion... Maybe it is the usual style of these people to gamble and complete the task. They will never act like some people who know what is going on and only start when they see something related to the task.

When these messy guys rushed up, the camera following them could collect enough information, so Hill could know whether the potion he took out was effective.

Hill was not betting on anything else, but his own luck.

After all, he had heard that although the fruit of wisdom was a disaster that grew in bones and flesh, due to certain characteristics of spore organisms, the fruit was not necessarily found in places where materials were piled.

This thing even chose to grow in a more "clean" place.

Otherwise, the true face of the "fruit of wisdom" would not be known to many people until now.

Who would think that the small mushrooms that appeared by chance around a wizard with good character and could help him grow rapidly, which were either cute or fresh and natural, were grown by devouring other people's blood and flesh, spirits and souls?

Even if the Tower of Despair relied on some methods to make these small mushrooms grow in specific places, there would definitely be fish that slipped through the net.

It was not uncommon for there to be too many eight-ring wizards in the Tower of Despair.

For example, a wizard like Simo who seemed unimportant but was closely monitored.

Hill knew very well that some mages who knew nothing about this and had never done anything evil, but benefited from it, would not be sentenced to death even by William.

Hill would not be too dissatisfied with this, after all, William must be fair.

But he also had his own ideas.