Elden Ring: Atai vows to have a perfect ending

After pushing open the door of the Monliu Underground Cemetery and touching the blessed light inside, Patch began to back off from me again: "Let me make it clear first, don't count on me too much. The most I can do is to help you resist some attacks."

"It's okay, it's okay." I pointed to my head confidently, "This cemetery is very simple. Just do as I say, and I guarantee you'll pass it safely. Besides, you can use this place as a training ground in the future and come here to get some runes from time to time."

"I don't want to have to go through this again." Patch held up a large shield and walked in front.

After going down the stairs, we came to a place that looked like a tomb hall.

You can see that at the foot of the wall pillars on the left and right sides stand two gargoyle statues. The three heads on each gargoyle statue look ferocious, as if they are staring closely at the intruders who break into the cemetery.

Patch couldn't help but tremble: "Hey, hey, hey, didn't you say it was easy? How come there are four large gargoyles right at the beginning!?"

"Calm down and look at the colors clearly." I soothed him, "Those four are just statues. They don't move."

"Look, there's one lying on the wall at the end of the tomb. There's another one hidden among the upside-down stalactites on the roof in the middle. And..." I pointed to the left side of the door, "There's another Old Six in this corner. I'll go take care of it later."

Patch looked at me, dumbfounded and extremely surprised.

how?

The map master will lead you to pass the levels, isn’t it easy?

The little ghost lying on the wall at the end jumped down on its own initiative. Its eyes were shining with golden light. Like the owner of the tomb, it walked slowly step by step towards us to greet us.

I pointed at it and asked Patch with a smile, "You're really lucky. That gargoyle has more runes than usual. Should I give it to you?"

"Hmph, what you mean is that you should leave the two guys in front to me?" Patch said this, but he still happily went forward with a large shield.

And I was behind him, turning quickly and thrusting my sword straight into the head of the stone statue imp in the corner.

break!

It actually pierced right through!

It seems that after increasing my strength twice in a row, my attack ability has indeed improved a lot.

On Patch's side, he easily dealt with two stone imps with his classic big shield and gun style.

——Well, after all, this kind of thing is mainly about sneak attacks that are the most frustrating to people. Also, when the number of them increases, it will be quite troublesome to encircle and suppress A-ti.

——I vaguely remember that in a certain tomb's boss room, in addition to the boss, there were four or five of these stone imps, which were even more powerful than the five tiger generals in the underground tomb under the storm! At that time in the game, I suffered a lot and lost my runes and my life again and again.

After collecting two cemetery lilies of the valley, I passed through the tomb hall and continued walking down.

In the tomb at the end of the passage there is a mechanism to open the door to the BOSS room, and turning the corner in the middle of the passage is the BOSS room.

"Well, I told you it's easy here~" I continued forward with Patch. "In the tomb ahead, besides the ones we can see clearly, we also have to be careful. There's also an old six in the corner, preparing for a sneak attack."

The guy trembled as he touched the stone goblin statues placed on the side of the passage: "These guys can't be real, right? They shouldn't move, right?"

"It's okay. The blue ones are the ones with magical powers and they are the monsters that can move..." Suddenly, I felt a sinking feeling under my feet, and subconsciously I slammed Patch against the wall of the tomb.

Whoosh!Whoosh!Whoosh!

Suddenly, several flaming arrows shot out from the tomb chamber in front, neatly arranged in three rows, whizzing through the entire corridor of the tomb chamber.

Patch was so scared that he lay on the wall and dared not move, and I quickly warned him: "Be careful, the gargoyle is coming!"

"Crack!"

Pong!

As I expected, a stone imp suddenly jumped out from the corner of the tomb door. Unfortunately, none of us stepped forward, so its attack was in vain.

"Hello, and goodbye." I stepped on the arrow trap at my feet again.

Just like before, arrows shot out from the mechanism deep in the tomb, turning the stone imps blocking the way into a hornet's nest.

The other two little ghosts also saw that the situation was not good, so they immediately triggered in advance and kept throwing flying knives.

"Defense is coming!" I pulled Patch, who was still lying on the wall, over.

"Whoa!" Patch hurriedly raised his shield.

Then I pushed it forward again: "Go!"

Patch had no choice but to rush forward with his gun in hand, and the two of them worked together to easily suppress the tomb.

But Patch couldn't help complaining: "Old buddy, you know there is a trap in the passage, right? Next time, please tell me earlier!"

"Sorry, sorry, I didn't pay enough attention either." I returned to the passage.

This place is also very different from the one in the game!

The mechanical stone slab was actually embedded directly into the ordinary stone slab.

——It's not like the game at all. It uses a large square white stone slab, and a circle of small stone slabs are deliberately framed around it to completely distinguish the trap from the surroundings and remind players. Look at your feet more often when walking. After suffering a loss once, you will basically be on guard.

——It seems that if I encounter arrow traps in the future, I will have to rely on my reaction speed?

However, the location of the trap is similar to that in the game. If you look closely, there are some differences from the other stone slabs - the trap one is more square and slightly larger.

After pulling the lever, a heavy sound of a door opening was heard from deep in the cemetery.

Patch and I walked down the last flight of stairs. There were also two stone imps guarding the door of the BOSS room. I pointed to the wall above my head, suggesting that there was also an old stone imp hiding above the door. Then I pointed to the ground, asking Patch to pay attention to the arrow trap under his feet.

Patch nodded, followed my example and stuck to the wall, then rushed into the tomb.

The imps had just triggered the defense mechanism, and the swords and spears had already taken away only their heads.

"Ah, easy, easy. It's indeed much easier to break into the tomb with one more person." I pulled the sword out of the stone imp and blew away the stone powder on it.

And Patch asked: "Old man, since you know this tomb so well, you should also know what the monster at the bottom is."

"Well, if I remember correctly, he should be a gladiator."

"Gladiator?"

"Don't worry, you defend and I'll attack. We can easily take care of that guy and earn all the runes on him!" I walked down the stairs of the BOSS room with Patch.

In the dim tomb, a burly black figure in a black cloak was sitting on top of a pile of bones. When he heard our footsteps, he stood up and picked up two huge war hammers that were twice as big as my head.

Gravekeeper!

Before the other party launched an attack, I took the initiative and threw a flame pot out.

boom!

Flames exploded.

But as the fighter pulled hard on his burning cloak, he rushed towards us like a demon from a fiery hell.

"Roar--"

"Wow ah ah-"

Patch and I subconsciously coordinated with each other, turned around and ran towards the door of the boss room.

"Why are you running? Didn't we agree that you would defend? Patch!"

"Why are you running again? Didn't you say this guy is easy to deal with? Bastard!"

"I, I just want to do an experimental test, is that not okay?" I argued and rushed up the stairs.

But I didn’t expect that there was a loud bang behind me - the gravekeeper, the BOSS, rushed out of the BOSS room!