Chapter 62: Plan (Happy New Year)
Although only two collapse beasts launched an attack, there were as many as six collapse beasts running down to eat. Two of them were huge, like small carriages, and the remaining four, only half their size, launched this attack. The ones attacking in one round were two of the four little ones.
When eating, the big ones pick prey first, and the smaller ones take the rest.
There is no doubt that this is a family of collapsing beasts.
After eating the eight blue sheep, the collapse beast family did not evacuate immediately. Instead, they were busy facing the battlefield. Many large boulders were pushed back to the hillside by them again and again, like dung beetles pushing dung balls. , a large area of gravel was turned into mud using magic-like fossils, which turned into soil and blended with the surrounding environment.
These collapse beasts display extraordinary hunting intelligence.
The valley is in its current state. The miraculous workmanship of nature is only one aspect, but it is also due to their years of transformation.
Gavin smiled and said to Susie: "The way out for your people is right here."
"Is this a way out?" Susie looked in disbelief. It was just two Collapse Beasts that launched two rounds of attacks, and the momentum was so terrifying. Just thinking about the scene when six Collapse Beasts were launched together makes me shudder.
She really couldn't figure out how her tribe could quickly pass through this dangerous area with the pursuers behind them.
"Sometimes, all it takes is a clever arrangement, and the door of death can become the door of life. The premise is that you have to give me 100% trust and follow my plan completely. Otherwise, you will be in dire straits. I don't know, Leader Susie, Do you dare to take a gamble?" Gavin said enigmatically.
"What should we do?" Susie looked determined. They had no choice but to listen to Gavin's dangerous plan.
"Before that, I need to confirm two things first." Gavin raised a finger and said, "Do you have a secret passage? A secret passage that can directly jump out of the Bloodclaw tribe's blockade. This plan of mine must be established. Now, you can successfully embark on the road to escape."
"Yes." Susie replied without hesitation, "As early as half a year ago, we had dug a secret passage, but after leaving the pit, it was difficult for us to escape the hunting of the hobgoblin wolf cavalry, so there has been no Enable, I came out of that secret passage before."
Gavin had an expression that was just as I expected. He raised his second finger and said, "If you dig a pit or cave that can accommodate hundreds of people hiding for half a day, how long will it take?"
"No more than it takes to boil a kettle of water."
"The kind of magic pit that won't dig out too much soil and will be restored afterwards?"
"Magic Trap." Susie nodded.
"Can it be used now? I want to see it with my own eyes." Gavin made a new request.
"It can be used, but I suggest you stay away." Susie glanced at the collapse beast path on the hillside, which was redisguised as a boulder. "The method I use to create sinkholes is very similar to how they create collapses. I I’m afraid they are sensitive to this kind of magic and will notice us.”
"No, it's right here." Gavin shook his head and said, "Their main attack method is to create rolling rocks. Even if they notice us, they will not come to hunt us."
"Okay." Susie nodded, calmed down, and pressed her paws on the ground.
Gavin could clearly feel the surge of magic power, but this magic power did not come from the surroundings, but from the ground beneath his feet. The ground beneath his feet seemed to be slowly squirming.
This situation lasted for nearly a minute.
The collapsing beasts in the distance indeed noticed something strange. They stretched out their necks and looked in this direction with their big eyes.
They didn't know whether, as Gavin said, their location was not suitable for them to attack, or whether the blue sheep from before barely filled their stomachs.
I just observed it for a while and saw that there was no threat to them, so I retreated again.
Susie stood up, took a long breath and said, "Okay."
"Okay?" Gavin looked left and right, and there seemed to be no change at all around him.
Susie didn't explain, just picked up a stone from the ground and threw it forward.
After the stone fell to the ground, it rippled for a moment as if it were falling on water, and then disappeared.
Seeing this scene, Gavin's eyes suddenly lit up. He squatted down carefully and groped forward. In just one step or so, he touched a big pit, a bottomless pit with a diameter of no less than ten meters. Big hole.
This trap maker's ability to create traps was more powerful than he imagined. Not only did he create traps in a very short time, he also came with his own illusion disguise.
No wonder the big goblin tribe, which has an absolute numerical advantage, is helpless against this small kobold tribe.
"What if it is used on a mountain? Will it also have its own disguise?" Gavin's question is always strange.
Susie was stunned. It was obvious that she had never tried this before. "It should be the same. This is a spell-like skill that automatically forms a disguise."
"I don't want to speculate. I want to be 100% sure that this will affect the life and death of your tribe."
"I'll use it again." Susie carefully avoided the trap she had just created, walked to the side of the mountain, and cast the spell again.
Sure enough, after the performance was completed, no flaws could be seen with the naked eye.
Until Gavin cautiously stepped forward, as if passing through an invisible barrier, a huge cave appeared in front of him, ten meters high, ten meters wide, and six meters deep.
"Can this spell be precisely controlled? It doesn't need to be so high or so wide. The deeper the better, just like a tunnel."
"This... I've never tried it before. Let me try." If it weren't for the fact that the kobolds don't have sweat glands, Susie would have been sweating profusely from Gavin's torture.
Even so, when the third pit was made, her face was tired and could not be concealed.
For her, the third pit consumed more energy than the first two combined, but Gavin's requirements were barely met. A narrow and deep cave appeared in front of the two, also with its own camouflage.
This can no longer be called a pit, but a magic tunnel.
"With these two points as a guarantee, the success rate of my plan has increased by another 50%. Come, I'll tell you what you should do next." Gavin whispered in Susie's ear.
After listening to Gavin's plan, Susie was a little disapproving at first, but after thinking about it carefully, she felt a little incredible, and slowly she was surprised, because if this plan was implemented well, the chance of success was really very high.
"This is what I thought of. Among all the plans, the one with the highest success rate is also the one with the highest risk and the highest return. Once it succeeds, your tribesmen don't even need to lose a single person. If the news leaks out, it is likely to be doomed. Confidentiality is very important. Don't reveal the whole plan to him unless you are an absolute confidant. The choice is up to you, not me." Gavin handed the choice to Susie lightly.
Susie's face changed for a while. Gavin was right. There was a lot of gambling in the whole plan.
She was not afraid of this, nor was she afraid of whether her tribesmen would obey her. The only thing she was afraid of was that part of the plan was implemented by Gavin. Once there was a problem on his side, the Pit Tribe would be doomed, which was beyond her control.
Susie finally understood why Gavin said at the beginning that she would give him 100% trust.
But she had no choice. The situation of the Pit Tribe was worse than what she told Gavin. They could only hold out for two days at most. The Blood Claw Tribe had already begun to gather the goblins around them, preparing to use the lives of the goblins to fill their traps.
"I bet." She could only bet now, betting on the usefulness of the Pit Tribe to Gavin and the Black Well Tribe, and let them do their best to help her.
"Okay, you have three days to prepare. I'll wait for you on the other side in three days." Gavin waved his hand and said goodbye to Susie on the spot.
Susie didn't waste any words and turned around and ran towards her tribe.
Three days was very tight. She had to further improve this plan, her part, especially the cooperation of the tribesmen.
