What did you do with the dice?

Seeing the corpse before her seemed to have lost its power to resurrect, and after the fluorescent light struggled a few times and went out, it stopped moving, and she breathed a sigh of relief: (What? Fish for sale // meat? Come on, come on! What? Real meat? Let's go, let's go.)

Meanwhile, the merman on the other side staggered to his feet and stood beside the necromancer, whose forehead was already covered in sweat. He begged Rusalka for mercy, "Please spare us! These things were instigated by Nohat, and we dared not to come! We are willing to surrender and testify to Nohat's crimes in court for your family!"

"You scoundrel! Weishas's mother has never had any grudge against you, so how could you harm her like this? It's true: 'Murder can be forgiven, but compassion is unforgivable!' You deserve to die!"

After hearing this, the mermaid knew that he could not escape today. His face turned pale and he secretly clenched the halberd in his hand, but his eyes glanced at the small door on the other side where Rusalka came out.

On the other side, the necromancer saw that all his life's knowledge was useless against Rusalka, and he was already at a loss. He took out a bag from his waist and opened it secretly, just to observe Rusalka's expression and see if she would forgive him.

In fact, when they first clashed, he discovered that Rusalka wasn't a mermaid at all, but a human disguised as a mermaid. He had already cursed the hired mermaids in his heart, shouting, "Hero, this is none of my business. I was just hired to make a living. I had no idea they were doing such despicable things. Please be magnanimous and let me go this time. I will definitely reward you handsomely in the future."

"Oh, do you know who I am?"

"This... I swear I don't know, and I have no intention of knowing."

"I am the Grand Duke Sneidi, the one you've been so obsessed with overthrowing." Rusalka grinned at the stunned necromancer. "Now that I'm here, Grand Duke, why don't you bow?"

After saying that, he stopped talking nonsense and picked up his sword and went forward again.

The man shouted and threw the halberd at him, but his body turned and fled towards the small door like a flash.

His mind was clear. Since Rusalka could hide here and there was no sign of the main door being opened, it meant that he had come in through that small window, and he could naturally escape from there!

As long as, as long as we can get there...

The next moment, a golden light enveloped his body, and he found himself as if he had hit a wall of air, unable to move forward even an inch.

I saw a halo with chains appearing under his feet, and the other end of the chain was trampled to death by Rusalka.

"Because the resistances and strengths of the enemies I encountered before were very high, I haven't used it for a long time. I didn't expect that the reprinted Novice Instinct would allow me to play it."

A first-level spell enhanced by Rusalka: [Forced Duel].

"Now, let me read out the exam rules. Survive for a hundred seconds without being able to distance yourself from me. Then, count your sins and recite a haiku!"

Chapter 402: Duke Lu's Clever Conquer of Yu Lingtang

This one-sided battle was almost a foregone conclusion. The necromancer Emerson used Rusalka to whip the corpse of the mermaid. When he resurrected her, he summoned ten corpses from the bag. Black lines emerged from his ten fingers connecting these corpses. Under the influence of the necromancy spell [Manipulate Corpses], they "came alive" and attacked Rusalka.

For the Necromancer, the dead guards are naturally more loyal and useful than the living ones. They are not afraid of pain, will not lose morale, will not be soft-hearted, and will perfectly obey all his commands and will not sell out his secrets.

Therefore, as Emerson's trump card, these corpses are not just ordinary corpses, but he specially soaked them with magical materials and refined them into copper skin and iron bones, and then equipped them with expensive equipment. After continuous running-in and training, they formed an "elite" guard team that can even use martial arts and magic.

He was very confident that even if the opponent was as powerful as the Great Knight Snidi, this army could easily deal with it.

The current situation on the field is ten to one, and the opponent has already suffered so many magical attacks from him. Even if the opponent is a grand duke as he said, and has many precious magical props to protect him, those things will eventually run out of magic power.

All he needed was for these guards to exhaust his strength, or trap him, so that he couldn't move flexibly and evade. Then he could use the last scroll of [Finger of Withering] to take away his vitality and put the finishing touch.

Seeing Rusalka staring at the ten shrunken corpses with dimly flickering eyes, Emerson became motionless. He assumed it was his first time seeing such evil creatures, and he began to feel fear. Naturally, he was secretly delighted, and lowered his voice, saying, "Your Excellency, who calls himself the Grand Duke, you don't want to end up in a loss with me, do you? How about we both take a step back and pretend we didn't see each other today?"

Of course, this was just a lie. When Emerson thought that Rusalka began to be afraid and retreat, he didn't want to give up at all. The fear in his heart immediately turned into murderous intent: his great cause and revenge were completely disrupted, so how could he let go of this damn guy disguised as a mermaid!

Besides, it doesn’t matter if the two mermaids are dead, the ceremony can still be carried out.

Rusalka just spoke and murmured, "Five years. Do you know how I got through these five years?"

Emerson was a little confused: "What?"

"For the past five years, I've constantly wondered if this world is missing something. This lack in the world has always been a lack in my heart, but today, I finally saw a true 'undead creature.'"

Before Emerson could react and give orders to the undead warriors, Rusalka actually rushed towards him. The greatsword in her hand fell, and with one sword, the undead's weapons, armor, and steel-like head were all knocked into the neck, blending into a ball.

After making this move, Rusalka didn't make a finishing move. Instead, she put away her knife confidently and turned around with her back to him.

Stupid guy, this is an undead creature. Unless you disconnect the spell yourself, it will still be able to move freely even if it loses its head, an injury that is fatal to any creature.

When Emerson was about to let this arrogant and impulsive guy see how terrifying these undead warriors were, he suddenly discovered that the undead warrior had lost contact with him.

As Rusalka raised her hand and snapped her fingers, a dazzling holy light suddenly burst out from the undead's flattened head, and instantly rushed into its body, vaporizing its entire body. Only armor and weapons fell to the ground with a clang.

"My Holy Slash's bonus of 1d8 damage to undead creatures has finally been triggered. Its entry is complete. Thank you, disgusting stranger."

But obviously, this 1-8 points of extra damage has become insignificant now. The reason for the instant kill is simply because the damage that Rusalka can cause is already too high.

As Rusalka spoke, she seemed to remember something, turned around and bent down, picked up the equipment hanging on the ground and threw it into the bag, then stepped on and kicked the trident on the ground and threw it into the bag.

But it was enough to just play around. After all, he was a holy warrior and didn't have that many rings. He also didn't want to waste all his active abilities on awakening. The next moment, he directly activated the useless [Tear Time] that he had been saving up, teleported to Emerson's side, and drew his sword to strike him.

In a place like the Sea God Temple, where there should be a barrier, this Paladin can actually teleport?!

If Rusalka knew what he was thinking, she would definitely reply: I don’t know, I’m playing [Pearl Tears], I just click on it when it lights up, is there any problem?

The "+" symbol of [Pearl Tear Time +] enhances the effect: Movement within Agility*10 meters is considered a [non-space teleportation] type movement effect and is not affected by the space teleportation restriction.

At this distance, Emerson had no time to dodge. Not all wizards knew such advanced magic as [Space Teleport] or [Phantom Slide]. He could only fight with all his might and tear up the scroll that he had been hiding in his hand. A pitch-black light burst out from it and hit Rusalka first.

[Finger of Withering: Advanced Magic]

[Material: Concentrated Death Qi extracted from the corpse of a transcendent who died of natural causes + your own energy.]

[Spell Effect: Its attack has a -5 hit rate. Upon hitting, it deals 5d10 points of "decay" damage and 5d10 points of "darkness" damage to the target (depending on the quality of the casting materials, the maximum can be 10d10 points). The target is required to make a Constitution saving throw with disadvantage. If the saving throw fails, it loses 50 years of lifespan (in the form of 50 years of aging) and falls into the 1st level of exhaustion. If the saving throw succeeds, it loses 25 years of lifespan.]

【Note: Although -5, it is +50. 】

The greatsword pierced his abdomen without any resistance. However, Emerson, whose body had long been drenched in death energy and had become almost insensitive to pain, sighed numbly as he looked at Rusalka, who had taken the blow but showed no reaction.

"I didn't expect that something went wrong when engraving the last scroll of [Finger of Withering]. It didn't work on you. You're such a lucky guy. I believe in the Supreme Lord of Arcane Magic, but was exiled from my hometown. I wandered my whole life and ended up dying before the Sea God. Damn god! Even after death, I want to witness the destruction of Sneedi before going to hell. Hahahaha!"

Rushaka, who had only half health left and an unknown amount of life left, said nothing and just kept activating the Holy Slash.

Golden light burst out, and until his death, Emerson believed that he had not studied magic hard enough.

Without the support of spells and contracts, the flames in the pupils of the undead disappeared and gradually turned into a cloud of smoke and dissipated.

"Visas, I got it!"

Weishas covered her eyes with her fin and fumbled to open the small door: "Can I open my eyes now?"

"Okay, come and help me pick up the spoils."

Rusalka and Vishas, ​​who came to help, picked up things on the ground and threw them all into the bag.

As they walked, their eyes met on the gorgeous azure coffin. Before Rusalka could speak, Vishas pushed open its lid without hesitation.

I saw a pale, but extremely beautiful mermaid lying quietly inside.

Rusalka gasped at the sight of this magnificent beauty, feeling a surge of emotion in her heart. At that moment, she actually understood and resonated with the unbelievable act of the prince in Andersen's fairy tale who bent down to kiss the Sleeping Beauty, who she thought was already married.

Thousands of words finally turned into one sentence: (How am I different from that thief Cao?)

He thought about it, and then jokingly said to Sanita in private: (What do you say if I...)

Sanitita thought he was just asking for trouble, so he agreed: (Give up. Even in a fairy tale world, a toad won't do.)

Rusalka: (Brother, you are going too far! How do you know what I want to do?)

There was no need for Sanita to scold him; the system had already given him a yellow card warning: [Please pay attention to your thoughts. Desecrating a corpse will result in breaking your oath.]

Weishas didn't need Rusalka's comfort. Although she was caught off guard by seeing her mother's body, she wasn't sad at all. Instead, her little face was full of confusion: "Why is my mother's body here? Didn't my uncle put it in the treasury?"

Wow, this Kingdom of Elegy is pretty good. There is even a treasury to open during the post-war settlement.

Confirming the target is Rusalka’s favorite part of unboxing.

"Just now, those bad guys tried to use necromancy to control your mother's body, but I have eliminated them."

"Can necromancy also bring back Mom's soul from the Kingdom of God?"

Rusalka had a keen sense of words: "Also?"

"Yes, my uncle once said that if we could turn the whole world into an ocean, wipe out all the creatures on earth, and make the Sea God the most powerful god, then Mom's soul would return to her body."

When Weishas said this, her expression became somewhat dejected. "But I think that would be too pitiful for the people on Earth. And when Mom gave me the power of the Sea God to fight the dragon, she said that this power must never be used to harm others, otherwise she would fall from the Kingdom of God into Hell and never come back. I don't want her to fall into Hell, and I want her to come back soon, but Uncle said something completely different."

She thought for a moment and said, "If 'necromancy' can do this, I would like to learn it from humans."

Rusalka hesitated for a long time, and finally gritted her teeth and told her the truth: "No, necromancy can't do it."

Weishasi was not sad at all, and there was a hint of expected disappointment in her eyes: "Okay."

He couldn't bear to see Yuyu sad, so he said, "But it's not absolutely impossible. I actually know a way to resurrect someone. For example, the omnipotent wizard Sanita can use his almighty magic to resurrect her."

Sunny Tower was speechless. He was sitting on the bridge, and his brother was telling him what he was talking about: (Go ahead and brag. If you've found the diamond, then make a promise. A verbal agreement doesn't count, but that's no reason for you to use me to brag and ruin my reputation. If Visas comes after me, I'll sue you for copyright infringement.)

Rusalka quickly added, "Just find a diamond worth 1000 gp within a hundred years of her death."

Weishas didn't ask what Rusalka meant by "Ji Bi" but just confirmed, "Really?"

"real."

"Where is the diamond?"

This is a good question. Whether there are diamonds in this world is a mystery, and Sanitta has already expressed that he tends to believe "no". If the two of them brought the DND template and system with them, it has already broken the conventional spellcasting logic. Then if they can resurrect other creatures at will, it is equivalent to directly destroying the underlying logic of this world that "people will die if killed." If he is the almost omniscient DM, he will not allow this kind of bug that will completely disrupt the balance and common sense to be born.

"It might be hard to find, but I know another way, and that's to ask the gods to help."

Rusalka felt that this was feasible. After all, the God of War had once performed a mass resurrection of hundreds of thousands of people. Resurrecting a mermaid was probably a piece of cake for gods like them.

"Will Lord Poseidon help?"

"Probably." Rusalka held up a few fingers. "Anyway, you see, you've heard so many resurrection methods. Maybe there are many other ways hidden in the world that can bring your mother back from the Kingdom of God. So don't be too sad or anxious. As long as you can live peacefully, your mother will be very relieved, and your return will be smoother."

Weishas nodded, her eyes once again filled with hope and confidence: "Okay~"

"Then I will keep your mother's body for now and hand it over to Grand Mage Sanita for diagnosis later."

Sanitieta: (What's so easy to diagnose? I studied law, but I'm not a forensic doctor. The body structures of the extraordinary people in this world are different from those in DND. It's even questionable whether they can be resurrected using the Nine Rings. Sometimes a short pain is worse than a long one. If it doesn't work, it won't work.)

When Rusalka was sad, her IQ took over again: (That's not right, brother. When you were watching the cat in Mingyue City, you didn't seem to say that to me. You said there would be plenty of ways to revive the cat in the future. Then why is it different now that it's with Yuyu's mother?)

Sunita paused. He certainly couldn't say that at that time. After all, in his eyes, Phoenix was only worth 5 points. If she died, she died. She didn't exist on Earth before he traveled through time, and if she was gone after he returned, she was gone too. It was a matter of luck if I got her and I would die if I lost her.

But if the good brother fails to recover, wouldn't it be equivalent to a loss of 519 points? So we have to paint a rosy picture and give him the confidence and hope to work hard to upgrade.

Now the good brother is making a wish again, so as a qualified charlatan, he must satisfy his psychological needs: (Okay, if you want to bring it back, bring it back. I'll take some time to show it to her, okay.)

Rusalka was delighted after hearing this: (Studying the law is indeed reliable. As expected, he is the only great wizard in our Pearl Tears Village. He is a top student. This 20 intelligence is really well worth it.)

Sunita: Anyway, it’s not far for us to return to Earth, as long as you are happy, brother.

In short, Rusalka reluctantly closed the lid and threw it into the bag that seemed to have unlimited capacity.

Since the corpse is not a living thing, it can be put into this magic pocket.

Under the influence of the space spell, the huge coffin entered the bag after the opening shrank very small.

This also means that Rusalka has completely lost its free disposal rights - after all, only good brothers can take things from it.

Rusalka: (The further my hand is from my mother-in-law, the closer my faith is to me.)

Sanita: (God-defying.)

Chapter 403: Sailfish

Now that two mermaids and a necromancer have been killed, Rusalka feels that the next step is to be forced into a desperate situation. She might as well go all out and rush into the royal city area of ​​the inner city of Elegy at night to avenge Vishas. Wouldn't that be wonderful?

Sanita: (A question for you: what time do you think it is now?)

Rusalka glanced outside and said, "It's still daylight. I thought about it. We got off the boat around ten in the morning. We had lunch before coming here, probably around noon. We also spent quite a while at the small fish market. So, around three or four in the afternoon?"

Sanita laughed and said, "Fool, it's one in the morning now. Do you know that there is no distinction between day and night in the sea? The seabed is originally pitch black, but there are a lot of night pearls, fluorescent stones, and colorful corals to illuminate it. So no matter when you look at it, it is as bright as day. What do you mean by a surprise attack at night? Are you dreaming?"

Oh my god, Rusalka really forgot about this. Oh no, of the thirty-six strategies of our ancestors, will there be eighteen left after running into the sea?

Sanita: (Forget about it. It's good enough that you can think of 3 or 6. You and Weishas should rest for a while in the Temple of the Sea God. Take a long rest. No one should come looking for you. If they are in cahoots with the king, he will probably give him enough time to prepare the ceremony. As long as he's missing for no more than a day, it won't attract any attention.)

Rusalka now had two 1st-ring and two 2nd-ring slots left in his hand. He had originally wanted to find an opportunity to use a short rest to make up for the two 4th-ring slots of the warlock. Since his good brother said so, Rusalka didn't hesitate and asked Weishas to help him watch over it. He found a good position, leaned against the corner and chose to take a long rest.

There is no strict rule that you have to sleep during a long rest. You just need to keep still during the rest. It would be boring to sit for eight hours. While the cat is away, Rusalka thinks that it must be Phoenix's problem that there is no cat to pet, so she decides to find Vishas who is lying obediently next to her and chat with her.

Rusalka: "I'm going to rest for eight hours. During this time, let's talk about the sea. How were you born?"

Weishas replied, "I was born by my mother. What about you, Lord Pearl Tear?"

Rusalka wondered how a water elemental could be born from a mother. Could the one lying in the coffin just now be a water elemental lord, or perhaps the mermaid was actually some kind of special water elemental, just like there are two kinds of elves in the world: elves like Alice and "fairy" elves like the good brothers. "I was born from a mother too."

Weishas nodded and asked, "What a coincidence! What about your mother? I've never met her."

Rusalka thought about it and realized that objectively speaking, he had three mothers: his biological mother was on Earth, his mother in the eternal plane had disappeared when he traveled here, and his cyber mother must be immortal under the protection of his keyboard shield, which was stronger than Hamlet's shield.

It’s better to answer seriously here and reply to the first one: “She is not in this world.”

Weishas: "She also went to the Kingdom of God."