Witch Special

When Hayashi Maki led the puppet army through the forest and swept all the way to the human village, because of the loud noise, the monsters living in the human village immediately pounced to greet them.

Although the Human World has the largest population, because they are all ordinary people, they are the ones in need of protection. Once outside the Human World, without the protection of the sages, ordinary people are extremely dangerous when walking alone in the wilds of the Garden of the Lost World. After all, even sages cannot control the behavior of every monster. If a monster gets greedy and happens to encounter a lone ordinary person in the wild, they will definitely feast on it.

This stereotype of being weak but numerous, when applied to the celebration world, becomes a type of monster that is weak but numerous.

Rat man.

It refers to a strange species that has a mouse's head and tail, but a human body, and can run on all fours like a mouse.

When this massive horde of black rats, shaped like human beings, burst out of the ruins of the Human World, Lin Zhenxi was genuinely startled. All along the way, she had always relied on the human wave tactics to beat the monsters to death, but how could the situation be reversed as soon as she arrived at the Human World? The enemy had a huge advantage in numbers, and she was about to be surrounded.

However, large numbers sometimes don’t mean anything. The puppet army didn’t even need Lin Zhenxi’s command. They formed a cone formation and rushed towards the enemy in front of them.

Then, with a loud chopped sound, it ran over the heads of the rat army, leaving behind a pile of corpses.

Those ratmen who could only rely on their claws and sharp teeth to scratch, scratch and bite were as fragile as paper when faced with the puppet army with superb combat skills and tacit cooperation. They were easily pierced by the puppet army's cone formation charge.

If it were a normal human army, this single blow would have probably crushed their morale. The disparity was too great to fight. The enemy had wiped out nearly half of their own men in a single charge, and yet they were completely unscathed, not even a single body left behind. Who could stand that?

They weren't completely unscathed, though; those ratmen were quite terrifying when they went mad. But even more terrifying was the Penglai elixir's self-healing power. The wounds inflicted by the slain ratmen's frantic counterattacks on the puppet soldiers healed instantly, leaving no visible wounds. If it weren't for the puppet army's torn clothes, even Lin Zhenxi would have thought they had slaughtered the ratmen army without a scratch.

But it was clear that the enemy had no concept of morale. Despite suffering heavy casualties, the ratmen continued to howl and pursue. Meanwhile, a steady stream of ratmen continued to surge out of the ruins of the Human World. So now the puppet army was being pincered by ratmen, with a vast, black mass of ratmen in front and behind.

However, facing the absolute disparity in quality, numbers were meaningless. After discovering that there were enemies both in front and behind, the puppet army made a move that shocked Lin Zhenxi.

Everyone rose into the air and started making the sun guns in their hands.

Are you stupid? I can fly.

I don’t know how the mice are doing, but Lin Zhenxi was really annoyed by the puppet army’s actions.

Because the enemy was all ground-dwelling, the puppet army had barely left the ground during their attack, hovering at best. Lin Zhenxi had almost forgotten that these puppet soldiers were actually flying soldiers. Now that the puppets had collectively taken off, Lin Zhenxi, who was a little slow, was dropped directly to the ground and immediately became the target of all the ratmen.

The countless pairs of green eyes looking at Lin Zhenxi made Lin Zhenxi shudder. He immediately left behind his magic broom and teleported to a position higher than the puppet army.

The rats had no concept of danger at all. Even if the puppets rose into the air and reached a place where they could not attack, these rats still gathered under the puppet army, trying to climb higher by piling up rat mountains to get closer to the puppet soldiers in the sky.

These gathered ratmen were really suitable as targets. Two thousand rounds of sunlight gun fire were dropped from above, directly turning this piece of land into a sea of ​​light, and those ratmen were directly burned to ashes by the sunlight guns and wiped out at the speed of light.

However, the puppet army's sunlight guns seemed unable to fire continuously. After a volley of sunlight guns, the puppets lowered their altitude again and began to efficiently eliminate the rats that had escaped the net on the ground. After this wave of sunlight gun volleys, the number of ratmen present was small to begin with, and now they were targeted one by one by the puppet army, and soon there was not a single one left.

After clearing out the ratmen hordes outside the Human Village, the puppet army continued forward, clearing out the remaining enemies within the ruins. The puppet army located and eliminated the ratmen hiding in the corners of the ruins, having not followed the main force out to die. They had no way of hiding, as the puppets didn't even enter the houses; they simply tore down the walls from the outside.

Once the four corners were removed, these already unstable ruins collapsed. The hidden ratmen leaped out howling, only to be met with the puppets' swords and fists. Either their imaginations were blown out of proportion or they were left with scars the size of bowls. Either way, their deaths were quick and swift.

By the time the puppet army reached the center of Human Village, about one-fifth of the area had been completely razed. Lin Zhenxi, gazing back at the puppet soldiers from the sky, realized these cuties had a knack for demolition, tearing things down much faster than an excavator.

In the real courtyard of the dead, there should be a tall statue of a dragon standing in the center of the human world.

Originally, the statue in the Human World Village was the same one Lin Zhenxi saw when she entered the Garden of the Dead, both depicting the Nine-Tailed Heavenly Fox. However, the person himself protested, believing that he should not accept the incense offerings from the Human World Village and was unwilling to accept the power of faith from the Human World Village. Therefore, the original Nine-Tailed Heavenly Fox statue was replaced with a dragon, which does not actually exist in the Garden of the Dead.

Of course, there are dragons in the Garden of the Dead, both Eastern and Western dragons. However, the one worshipped in the Human World is not a dragon, but a fictional "Dragon God." Although this dragon god is fictional, after absorbing the incense of the Human World, it has also acquired magical properties. For example, the eyes of the dragon god statue can be used to predict the weather...

Well, that's about it. As for whether the Dragon God Statue has any other functions, I can only say that I haven't seen it yet.

But in the celebration world, the Dragon God statue definitely didn't exist. It embodied the beautiful aspirations of ordinary people living in the human world, and it couldn't be tarnished. Instead, there was a statue of a demon with a hideous, distorted face.

Of course, Lin Zhenxi had no idea what this thing was, because the puppet soldiers had no martial ethics at all. They didn't even wait for the statue to come alive. They each held a sunlight gun and directly beat the statue into dust in the air.

What evil demons, ghosts and demons, how many masters do you have? (arrogant).

All the fear stemmed from a lack of firepower, and it was clear that the puppets wielding the power of sunlight were unrivaled in terms of firepower alone. A single volley of sunlight guns could probably blast even the eerie giant eyeball that replaced the moon in the sky.

After destroying the demon statue, Lin Zhenxi gained the Human World buff. From then on, the number of puppet soldiers she produced per minute increased from six to seven.

It's actually useless, but better than nothing.

After conquering the Human Village, the monsters in the area disappeared. Lin Zhenxi's puppet army continued to move and headed towards the Myouren Temple, which was located not far from the outskirts of the Human Village.

The area of ​​Myouren Temple is much smaller than that of the Human World, and it cannot accommodate two thousand puppet soldiers. Fortunately, all the puppets can fly, otherwise Lin Zhenxi would have to leave some of them outside on standby.

The monsters at Myouren Temple were either a shriveled, short, one-legged old man or a demon monk parasitized by a giant centipede that would spew out fat, poisonous insects if disturbed. Neither of them were difficult enemies, but the demon monk was a bit too disgusting.

The little old men were agile and small, and their main attack methods were headbutts or bites. However, their movements were completely seen through by the puppet soldiers, and basically, as soon as they pounced, they would be pierced by the sunlight fist sword and killed on the spot.

The disgusting thing about those monster monks is that they are corpses themselves, so there is naturally no question of whether to kill them or not. Their true form is a giant centipede hidden inside their body, but it is not easy to pull the centipede out of their body and cut it off.

These creatures are quite effective against melee soldiers. The poisonous insects they spew out not only hop forward like praying mantises, but also explode upon contact with humans. They're toxic and explosive, and their pus sprays everywhere, making them incredibly disgusting. A demon monk can vomit hundreds of these poisonous insects at a time, doubling the disgusting effect.

Although the puppet soldiers didn't care about this, Lin Zhenxi did. After a group of puppets chopped a demon monk into pieces, Lin Zhenxi summoned a number of high-speed spinning water balls and let them roll in for a good beating, washing them all clean before stopping.

Fortunately, the Sunlight Spear's effectiveness against evil creatures remained unchanged, and there weren't that many of these demonic monks. Lin Zhenxi issued an order: if they encountered a demonic monk again, they should be dealt with directly with the Sunlight Spear, rather than charging in and engaging in a swordfight. This was how the puppets avoided being smitten by those disgusting Banelings.

They fought all the way to the end, and in the deepest part of Myouren Temple, Lin Zhenxi saw a relatively well-preserved pagoda and a big eyeball that hung itself on the pagoda with its tentacles.

This thing looks like an eye demon?

Whatever, it's such a good target, just shoot it and be done with it. Puppet Army, Sunshine Guns, 2,000 rounds ready!