Chapter 374 High-Speed Train

Even though Herag was thrown 360 degrees, his hand still held the dagger tightly.

The giant insect did not expect that the prey that it swallowed casually would be so difficult to deal with.

It had almost no way to deal with Herag. No matter how it threw or swallowed, Herag was not swallowed.

After a struggle, the giant insect seemed to give up and let Herag stay there.

But it didn't take long for Herag to know what the giant insect wanted to do.

The giant insect began to open its mouth and swallow some dirt and rocks. After swallowing, these stones hit Herag directly.

Herag is now in the form of Titan power, and these stones can't cause any harm to him.

The giant insect began to swallow frantically, and countless dirt and rocks fell down, almost forming a mudslide.

Herag held the dagger firmly in his hand, stabilized his body in the impact of the mudslide, and still did not fall.

After swallowing for a while, the giant insect stopped eating dirt and rocks. Its stomach is not infinite, and it can't eat so much dirt and rocks.

After eating so much mud and rocks, Herag still didn't get washed down. Now the giant worm was completely helpless.

The giant worm continued to wander quickly underground, and no one knew where it was going.

Herag naturally couldn't let it take him around, otherwise he didn't know where he would be taken to.

But this thing didn't seem to be under his control...

Herag thought for a moment, and suddenly thought that the elves' spell of animism might be able to communicate with the giant worm.

He immediately began to try, gathering magic power in his hand, and then pressed on the cavity beside him: "Take me to the ground."

After this information was transmitted to the giant worm, the giant worm didn't react at all, and was still swimming quickly on its own.

But Herag could clearly feel that this giant worm had received his information, but didn't care about himself.

"It seems that I have to use some means..."

Herag quickly condensed a fireball in his hand and released it directly into the cavity inside the giant worm.

After the fireball flew out quickly, it hit the cavity and exploded, leaving an obvious burn mark on the cavity.

The giant insect felt some pain and roared in a low voice.

Herag was not satisfied with the effect of the fireball.

The defense ability of the internal cavity of the giant insect was still quite high. A first-level fireball spell could only cause a little burning mark.

"We still have to use the World Tree Bow."

Herag remembered that the last time he used the World Tree Bow to shoot an arrow into the giant insect's mouth, causing it considerable damage.

Ordinary spells have limited effects, and the arrows of the World Tree Bow are more lethal.

But now Herag has to hold the dagger with one hand, which is not convenient for pulling the bow.

He thought about it, holding the dagger with his right hand, and taking out the World Tree Bow from the space ring with his left hand and holding it firmly in his hand.

Then, Herag brought the bow to his mouth, opened his mouth and bit the bowstring tightly with his teeth, and pulled the World Tree Bow with force again.

A green arrow slowly condensed out. Herag pulled the bow of the World Tree with his teeth, then released the bowstring, and the green arrow flew out.

The green arrow disappeared immediately after it flew out, and then appeared in the cavity in the distance and exploded instantly, blowing out countless pieces of flesh and blood.

A bloody pit immediately appeared at the explosion location, and blood kept overflowing from it, and some pieces of flesh that flew out were stuck around.

This explosion brought severe pain to the giant insect, and it immediately let out a huge wail, and its body twisted and twitched violently.

Herag quickly grabbed the dagger and also held the World Tree Bow in his hand firmly.

If it fell, it would be a big loss, and this World Tree Bow must not fall.

The giant insect went completely crazy after being injured this time, running around like a headless fly underground, and it took half an hour to calm down.

Even Herag, who has such a high physique, was a little dizzy after being thrown by it.

The giant worm made a fuss for half an hour, and it seemed to have no strength left.

Herag clearly felt that its speed had slowed down a lot, as if it was recovering its strength.

After the giant worm calmed down, Herag immediately seized the opportunity and started negotiating again: "If you take me to the ground, I will let you go. Otherwise, I will kill you from the inside."

This time the giant worm was silent for a moment, and then sent back a message: "Okay... okay..."

This message was directly transmitted to the mind through the spell of animism, and it did not belong to any language.

After getting the reply, Herag said: "Hurry to the ground."

The current position is too far from the ground, and Herag has no sense of security at all.

If the giant worm is smart enough, it will know that Herag dare not kill it.

Because once the giant worm dies, Herag will only wait to die, and he must rely on the giant worm's ability to return to the ground.

The giant worm obviously does not have such thinking ability, and its thinking is extremely simple. It just doesn't want to endure such pain again.

The giant worm then began to move towards the ground at a very fast speed.

It was now almost vertically upward, moving at high speed.

Herag hung on the dagger, holding it firmly to prevent his hand from slipping and falling.

In just ten minutes, the giant insect rushed out of the ground with Herag, opening its mouth wide to wait for Herag to get out.

Herag looked at the light coming from the mouth, steadied his hand, and was not in a hurry to get out.

He used the deep blue environmental detection to observe the surroundings. There were some bare hills nearby, and no monsters were found. It seemed very safe.

Herag thought about it, looked at the inside of the giant insect, and suddenly had some ideas.

He put his hand on the cavity: "You go back to the ground and keep going east."

Herag suddenly realized that this giant insect was a very suitable high-speed train. It would be a waste if it was not used reasonably.

The giant insect was silent, or it was stunned.

Because Herag cast the spell of animism, he could feel some of the emotions of the giant insect.

At this time, the giant insect sent some very complicated emotions, and its simple brain seemed to be unable to understand why Herag didn't keep his word.

What about the promise to reach the ground?

"Hurry up, just go east, I will come out when I get there." Herag conveyed the information.

The giant insect roared in a low voice for a while, seeming a little dissatisfied.

But there was no way out. The pain inside the cavity was still there. It didn't want to experience such pain again, so it could only burrow back to the ground and swim eastward.

Herag sensed the position of the stars and confirmed that the direction of the giant worm was correct.

After the giant worm started to move, it was very stable.

Because it was moving horizontally, Herag also had the opportunity to sit down.