Chapter 484: Day without light (6)

"It's hot! Wow!!"
"Help! Elder, I'm on fire!!"
They waved their arms covered in flames wildly, their hair and beards were ignited, their coats turned into fuel, and the chains of iron were burned into their flesh and blood.
The flaming beasts rushed to the nearby puddles, but at that moment the liquid could not extinguish the burning flames, so they fell down one by one and lay dead on the noisy puddles.
In the end, they all turned into scorched corpses in flame coats, like sculptures that were torched in the winter, like a slightly humanoid firewood, blazing in the hail of the sky, burning through the fierce storm The blow became fiercer and more intense.
"Waaaagh!"
The demon suddenly emerged from the flame, and its whole body was roasted and burnt black as if carved from a piece of coal.
A thick blue fur fluttered on his thick fur and broken battle flag, and a pair of moonstone-like stern eyes flashed in the smoke-covered face.
He roared again, similar to the roar of predatory beasts, but not only his eyes but also his sharp teeth—slender fangs that human lips could hardly hold in the sullen black appearance.
The demon stopped and buried the giant axe sharply in the ground, pointing the handle of the axe straight to the sky.
Two flame arrows hit him, and he tore off the one hanging on his shoulder armor, letting flame lick his fingers.
Then, he picked up something from his side, some kind of heavy metal object fixed on his waist...
"Don't say anything!"
Adal opened his mouth slightly in surprise, but was immediately blocked by Kasong's hands.
The demon took out a long box with a handle. Adal didn't understand what it was doing. He only knew that it was the demon's weapon. The demon pointed it at everyone in front.
The next second, the box made a roar like a thousand thunders overlapped, and the loud noise suddenly triggered, deafening and unprecedented, making Adal twitch in consternation.
A large group of firelights flashed rapidly at the front end of the strange box in the devil's hands, echoing the intermittent thunder and roar.
A recent wooden house shivered and disappeared, the walls were completely disintegrated into wood chips and rivets, the beams and columns burst, the door disappeared, and the soldiers hiding behind the house became a mass of scarlet Blood stains.
Several other houses quickly followed suit. The demon pointed the roaring flame box at each wooden house, and the invisible annihilation hand destroyed the buildings in turn.
A thick cloud of wood and atomized blood rose from the killing field and drifted with the wind.
Immediately afterwards, the pitch jars that had not been thrown detonated.
Huh~~~~!
The blazing purgatory fire is soaring, even in the cold wind, Adal still feels the scorching heat wave.
The destroyed house suddenly caught fire, as if holding a cremation for many great heroes.
The smoke and sparks spread like wild fireflies, and the strong wind wrapped the thick black smoke rising from the sky, and smeared it almost horizontally in the sky, like a thick fog rolling over.
Soon, the demon's box stopped roaring.
He lowered his hand and stared at the priest isolated on the roof.
The utterly defeated Beastman, Ricket, was suddenly a little smaller, and several surviving Beastmasters crawled through the house at his feet and fled towards the far side.
The demon raised the box again and pointed to the priest.
"@#&Amp;%%!"
It said something Adal couldn't understand, and then the weapon fired and blazed just once.
The priest's head and shoulders disappeared into a pink blood mist, and the residual body flew out of the roof, as if someone was pulling his body from behind.
The demon walked towards the two surviving Oaks. The high temperature of the burning asphalt had melted the hail to the ground, creating a tumultuous purgatory, greedily swallowing the debris into it under the cover of the rising steam.
Suddenly, the demon squatted down halfway, grabbed a corpse from the ground, and then pulled his hands together, letting blood splash on his face.
The dust from his face and forehead was washed away, staining his blushed face with red, and then he got up and stepped forward to the two Oaks.
Adal heard that they were communicating in rude Ukrainian language, but he couldn't understand it, but he said few words, and the big demon gave the two green little men a slap in the face.
The fierce killers used to be docile like sheep, but with their heads down letting the red monster roar.
Suddenly, Adal saw one of the two surviving Oaks, raised his finger to the puddle where they were, and immediately the cold hairs all over his body erected.
"They found it!"
In extreme fear, Adal tried to turn around and ran, but Cassonne immediately pushed him back into the mud.
"Don't move if you don't want to die! Get down! Hold your breath!"
The experienced Cassonne knew that running at this time was definitely a dead end, so he chose the safest way-pretending to be dead.
Adal tried hard to suppress his breath, and then he heard it, the heavy footsteps approached a little, and his heart began to beat violently.
A little, a little, heavy breathing followed by a smell that was so suffocating.
Despite facing down, Adal knew that the other party was already on top of their heads, maybe they were looking down on them, or they might have lifted the axe.
He remembered the battle axe again, so big that it was enough to divide himself into two...
At the moment when his body could not control his tremor, he bit his tongue violently and suppressed his emotions with pain.
When a heat hit Adal's back neck, he almost cried out, and there was a sign of uncontrollability in his lower body.
At the moment when he was about to collapse, the footsteps sounded again and gradually away.
But after a long time ~ EbookFREE.me ~ he did not dare to raise his head until Cassonne pushed his shoulder, he lifted his muddy face from the back.
"Are you scared?"
Cassonne looked at him with disgust. Adal turned his head and found that he had accumulated a shallow huángsè liquid behind him, and also smelled.
"I thought I was going to die."
"This time we are lucky, let's go quickly, and we can live a little longer when we reach the bottom."
The two climbed out of the puddle, and Ok was gone, leaving only the burning village and the dead body.
After groping for a while in the ruins, Cassone finally found the entrance that had not been destroyed, and took Adal into it.
Only then did Adal let go of his dangling heart and was finally safe... temporarily.
But when he thought of facing such monsters in the future, he understood that his life was still so fragile and cheap. This time he survived, next time?