The hero I support will definitely defeat the devil

In Lisha's memory, the bread that her family ate most often when she was a child was the better kind of black bread, but occasionally her father would go to the town to buy some white bread.

Lisha always looked forward to this time, because her father would always bring back a jar of jam every time he went to town, and sometimes he would bring her some candy.

At that time, she always liked to lick the candy instead of holding it in her mouth, because she was afraid that she would accidentally swallow the candy, which would be terrible. After all, it would be a waste to swallow the candy before tasting it.

"Dad...Mom..."

Lisha’s expression turned a little sad.

She hugged her knees with her hands and stared at the burning fire in a daze.

After an unknown amount of time, Lisha sighed and stood up again.

Close your eyes, open your eyes.

Its daybreak.

The fire also went out.

Lisha folded up the tent and poured the bucket of water on the extinguished fire.

After dealing with these, Lisha came to the village gate again.

Sure enough, there was a bucket of water and two loaves of black bread at the door.

"not here?"

Lisha muttered as she stepped forward and picked up the things.

The boy poked his head out from behind the wooden wall.

He saw Lisha put away the things he had given her and retracted his head again.

"Thank you!"

Lisha shouted in the direction of the boy.

"you are welcome..."

The boy's voice was so soft that you couldn't hear it at all if you didn't listen carefully.

But Lisha heard it.

Lisha left the village gate with a smile on her face.

She plans to continue looking for a way to leave the dream.

As for why they didn’t force their way into the village to search.

Firstly, because that village was very strange, it was best not to rush in rashly, at least that was what Lisha's intuition told her.

Secondly, Lisha was confident that she would wake up, so she was not that anxious.

And then Lisha got lost again.

For some reason, her strong intuition was completely ineffective in this jungle.

Whichever way she went, she would eventually return to the edge of the jungle, near the village.

"Is this impossible to leave?"

Lisha looked at the village gate not far away.

Could it be that something about her wasn't triggered, so she couldn't move forward?

In terms of the story, the main quest has not been triggered, so you cannot leave the current area.

Lisha thought for a moment, then closed and opened her eyes.

She returned to the village.

The thin boy who was chopping wood at the entrance of the village looked puzzled when he saw Lisha coming back.

"Didn't you leave?"

"Hey~~ I wanted to, but I got lost for no apparent reason and couldn't get out."

Lisha deliberately made a sigh, which succeeded in making the boy look curious.

"You know what's going on? I really want to leave."

"get lost?"

The boy's eyes widened.

“Why did you get lost?”

"I don't know either. I just got lost while walking. I kept going in circles."

Lisha said to the boy as if complaining.

"Do you know why?"

"I don't know..."

The boy shook his head.

Although he was also curious about Lisha's situation, he could not leave the village, so no matter what happened outside, it had nothing to do with him.

"The village chief never lets me get involved in outside matters."

"Aren't you curious?"

Lisha’s expression changed slightly, and she became more amiable.

"I am curious, but curiosity is not my nature, so it doesn't matter if I lose it."

The boy continued to shake his head. He was not lying.

"I need your help."

Lisha said to the boy.

"I can not help you."

The boy still shook his head.

"Is it really not possible?"

Lisha continued to ask.

"No."

The boy pushed the door open and walked into the wooden house. After a while, he showed no intention of coming out.

"Well, it seems that this is not going to work."

Lisha didn't have anything to regret, but she felt that something was missing.

"Roar!!!"

At this moment, a huge monster appeared not far from the village, as if it had just run out of the jungle.

But Lisha knew that this jungle was extremely special, she just couldn't detect it now.

However, this powerful lion-like monster is very real and terrifying.

The boy also heard the monster's roar, and when he spied the lion monster from behind the wooden wall, he almost fell to the ground.

But Lisha was not afraid, she just stared at the strong lion in front of her with great interest.

Although the lion looked arrogant, it was actually very cautious and had no intention of getting close to Lisha.

Lisha was just testing the waters with small movements, and had no real intention of fighting the lion.

Chapter 375: Battle!

Lisha and the lion were in a stalemate.

The boys were trembling behind the wooden wall, unable to utter a word.

After a long time, the lion seemed to lose his patience.

It takes a step forward.

This step became the precursor to the battle.

Lisha's eyes became sharp, and she took action almost at the same time as the lion took this step.

"Boom!!"

At the moment when the lion was about to pounce, Lisha immediately twisted her body to avoid the pounce and her fist hit the lion's body.

The lion's body fell to the right, but Lisha did not take the opportunity to chase it, but immediately distanced herself from it.

It doesn't feel right.

“Roar!~~~”

The lion roared, seemingly unharmed.

Although Lisha's physical ability has declined a lot now, even with Lisha's current strength, even a gem-level professional will be injured if hit by a punch.

But something was wrong with this lion. Not only was it not injured, even its fur was not damaged at all.

Very hard.

This was the first time that Lisha had seen a creature that was this strong.

For the first time, she understood those adventurers who complained after sparring with her.

It’s too hard. It hurts my hand when I hit it.

Although Lisha had not reached that point yet, she could feel her hands becoming numb from the recoil. If she continued doing this for too long, she might make a mistake.

The lion pounced again.

This time, Lisha did not confront him head-on, but began to dodge and observe.

Although she is often said to be reckless and hot-blooded, she is actually very good at fighting.

The reason why she left such an impression was because Lisha often relied on her strong body defense, so she always ignored many attacks, and defeated the enemies and killed monsters with these attacks.

But this is actually just Lisha making full use of her physical advantages. After all, why not use the advantages?

I got the answer through analyzing my combat intuition, and then realized that all I had to do was rush up and attack the opponent.

Body: Tell me how to fight?

Brain: Withstand the attack and then kill the opponent.

Body: Got it.

It's such a simple process.

Now, at this moment when many abilities disappeared, Lisha immediately made changes.

If you can't resist, just hide. Isn't that a very simple thing?

Some people might find it difficult to change their fighting style due to long-standing habits, but Lisha does not have such a problem. After all, she fights purely based on intuition. As long as her body senses danger, she will change naturally.

Encountering danger stimulates her desire to survive, and using this as an opportunity, Lisha is able to change and adapt at the fastest speed.

The strength of this lion should not be underestimated. Its claws can tear the earth apart and can easily cut off the surrounding huge trees.

But these are nothing compared to its defense.

Lisha even doubted that even a legendary weapon would be unable to break the lion's fur.

The few tentative punches had no effect on the lion, and Lisha could only keep fighting with the lion.

After a long stalemate, the lion seemed to have discovered something and suddenly rushed towards the village.

With the speed of a lion, it would basically only take a few seconds to rush into the village, and then tear the thin boy into pieces in less than a second.

Lisha did not hesitate. This time she did not dodge but rushed towards the lion head-on.

This is a dream, and the boy is just a character in the dream.

Of course Lisha knew all this.

In fact, the best way is to wait for the moment when the lion kills the boy, and then Lisha attacks from behind the lion, so as to maximize the chance of winning.

But Lisha couldn't bear to watch the boy die like this.

Even if he is just a stranger.