Chapter 657: Time shift

Moline rushed straight to Hezgum, and at the same time, the air of ice had rolled in his right hand. An ice cone quickly formed on the air of ice, and Moline did not drag the mud with water, so he quickly moved the ice cone to the enemy. Shoot.
The ice cone dragged the icy air in Morin's hands, forming a beautiful rear wing, drawing a beautiful arc in the air.
However, under this beauty, it was full of murderous opportunities. For this kind of killing, Hezgum expressed helplessness.
He just shook his head, but there was no point in defending or avoiding this ice cone.
Moline looked at Hezgum's movements in order to carry out his next plan, but at this time, the other party was motionless, but instead made Moline unable to carry out the subsequent attack plan.
"Does this guy want to take a hard blow to me?" Morin said. It was too late, and soon, the ice cone had come to Hezgum’s chest, and when he was about to hit him, this guy disappeared out of thin air!
Morin was very surprised, because this disappearance was not any teleportation magic, and even no trace of magic was released.
However, Moline quickly found Hezgum's trace, and he turned around immediately, and found Hezgum standing behind him.
Hezgum was obviously a little shocked, but after Morin turned around, he smiled and said, "You are really sensitive. I came behind you almost silently, and you discovered it immediately."
Morin said: "The sound of your footsteps is too loud."
Hezgum said: "It turns out that you have extremely sensitive ears, and looking at your pair of weird double pupils, you also have good eyes. Really a strange guy, it seems that our The fight will be fun."
Morin said: "When I hit you, this will be more interesting." Then, Morin turned out crampons and stood up, scratching Hezgum quickly.
The Hezgum still disappeared silently, Morin's attack only hit the air.
Morin immediately knew where Heizgum appeared, and turned to him, his eyes filled with confusion. What he didn't understand was, what teleportation spell did this guy use?
However, Morin also guessed that this guy's teleportation spell must be related to time magic. It's just that Morin never knew that time magic has the ability to teleport.
Seeing that Hezgum didn't mean to attack himself, Morin immediately activated the "eye of true vision". He hoped that these eyes could see certain facts.
When these "eyes of true vision" opened, Morin's eyes turned into a gray snowflake again, but the magic beam of light was still rising clearly into the sky.
On the platform, Morin saw many figures fixed in every corner of the platform.
They are equidistant and there are nearly a hundred or so. These figures Morin guessed that it must be related to Hezgum.
After seeing this, Morin changed back to his "magic eye", and then saw Hezgum, only to see him curiously look at himself.
auzw.com And Morin made a guess: It seems that this Hezgum left a time mark in the even place here, and this guy can appear in these instantly Time stamp.
If a person sets his position for 60 seconds in a minute, every second. And he can fluctuate the second hand of this minute at will, then when he does not move to a time, he will appear in the corresponding position.
This is actually a time-retrospective application, and Morin seems to think that hezgem's teleport is not so wonderful.
That said, it is not so easy to solve this teleportation problem. There are so many time points for teleportation. Hezgum randomly chooses the location of the teleportation, and he can't catch any rules at all to stop him.
Does it mean that we still have to come to a "permafrost ice field" to solve the problem? Obviously, here, "permafrost ice field" can not solve the problem.
Because this Hezgum force is really powerful, his magic can't fix him at all, he can still return the entire area to the past time, so that his magic has no meaning.
Although it still has a relatively strong power, it cannot be wasted for doing meaningless things.
Then, there is only one way to deal with this guy.
Morin looked at Hezgum, sneering, and began to continue his magic. He still cast ice magic, an ice cone flew out of his tumbling cold air, and Hezgum still shifted without care.
Of course, this can't be regarded as displacement magic, because what he traverses is not space, but time, but the effect is somewhat similar.
And Moline seemed to be ruthless, no matter how strange and strange the displacement of Hezgum was, he still chased after him. And what he cast has always been ice magic.
"If you attack like this, there will be no results," Hezgum said after teleporting again. "If you only have this level, it really makes me too disappointed."
"I never lived to keep my enemies from being disappointed!" Morin said, launching the attack again, and then did not look for Hezgum, but just looked around.
What is Morin watching? Of course he was looking at how many displacement points Hezgum had used. You know, Morin has a strong ability to remember moments. Just when he opened the "eye of true vision", he remembered all the displacement points of Hezgum.
His plan was to target these displacement points, but he didn't want to be too straightforward, so that Hezgum could be aware of it, so he was just attacking him.
After attacking for a period, Morin found that this guy was only used to some teleportation points, and some of them almost didn't move in the past, which was a little trouble for Morin.
As for the trouble, and what Moline's plan is, I think some viewers should guess based on Moline's ability.
Morin's entire plan was to place a piece of ice next to each displacement point of Hezgum, so that he could quickly teleport to that displacement point and Hezgum attacked by surprise.
In order to make such an attack without any flaws, Moline hopes not to miss any teleportation point, and at the same time, he does not want Hezgeum to be aware of Moline's anomaly and be alert.
Morin's previous attacks were all just down to the location of Hezgum, so they were all next to the displacement point. In this way, Mo Lin also secretly accumulated a certain teleportation point.
But, Mo Lin thinks this is not enough.