Chapter 233 Minerva Crisis

"It's like this," Sarah explained, "After the war ended yesterday, we were repairing in place. Google search to read"

"The Nephalem who came to support began to move freely."

"You should have heard from Isa and the others that the success of this battle was thanks to the armored combat vehicles you provided."

"They are quite powerful, so naturally they also attracted the attention of the Nephalem."

"They dare not take up the idea of ​​my chariot, but Minerva's, in her own words, belongs entirely to her."

"When she was free to move around, some Nephalem who were familiar with her encouraged her to drive them to other monster lairs to try out the car."

"This is the right of the free Nephalem. I can't stop them, so I can only advise Minerva to come back as soon as possible."

"However, after she left last night, she still didn't show up when we gathered this morning."

"This kind of thing is common. After all, the Nephalem are not soldiers who follow orders and prohibitions."

"If they don't come back, we just won't incorporate them into the combat team."

"But later I discovered that three of your men were still in the camp, and they were also looking for Minerva."

"Minerva made an agreement with them to come back the next morning at the latest."

"So, something must have happened on Minerva's side."

"You mean, her Nephalem friends took advantage of her wealth and killed her for a chariot?" Luge felt really bad now.

Could it be that the reformed Ferdinand that he just made for her as a toy actually became her weapon of crime?

I helped her change the vehicle into an infantry support vehicle in order to reduce the combat effectiveness of the vehicle in the eyes of others.

It is understandable if someone robs a heavy tank destroyer or tank.

After all, even if an ordinary person drives it, it has the potential to kill nightmare-level elite monsters.

But an infantry support vehicle that is bigger in key points but has the firepower of four Roggs is just a big toy to Minerva.

Any monster that that thing can defeat, Minerva herself can defeat.

Even those monsters that that thing couldn't defeat could be defeated by Minerva herself by jumping out of the car.

Killing people and grabbing treasures for this thing?

Is this because those Nephalem are too ignorant of the weapons of the Lost and are too weak-minded?

Or did Luger underestimate the greed of these people?

Sarah couldn't help but smile bitterly when she saw that Ruger casually said "Killing people to seize treasures when they see wealth" after listening to her words.

"As expected, you are naturally wary of the Nephalem. You are worthy of being a lost one!"

"If we had been as vigilant as you at the beginning, there might be some room for recovery."

"What's going on?" Lu Ge was stunned when he heard this, and realized that this matter was not simple.

"This is what happened." Sarah shook her head helplessly and continued to explain.

"When we discovered that Minerva missed the rendezvous time agreed with her teammates, we knew something must have happened to her."

"But similar things have happened before."

"A certain Nephalem accidentally obtained some powerful sword or other equipment, which greatly increased his strength. So his friends encouraged him to find stronger monsters and try the sword."

"In the end, it turned out that the equipment was not powerful enough. As a result, even this person and the people who encouraged him were killed in the hands of powerful monsters."

"Because of these things, we initially thought so."

"Then, allocate manpower to explore the nearby lairs of more powerful monsters."

"As a result, traces of the chariot's tracks being crushed were actually found in a cave in the Taimo Highlands."

"Afterwards, I also led a task force to go in to investigate, and indeed saw traces of chariot battles there."

"But the monsters there are stronger than the ones we encountered last time we went to the Bloody Countess."

"Although Minerva and the others are indeed not weak, and they were four or five people acting together, judging from the traces of the battle, they were still suppressed and beaten by monsters."

"But that's when things got weird."

"They couldn't fight again and again. They didn't even think about retreating. Instead, they continued to charge deeper into the cave."

"We continued to chase in, but the monsters in the cave became stronger and stronger, and there were more and more. My elite team was actually unable to survive."

"If my people can't hold on, it's hard to imagine how they can survive."

"At this moment, one of my men suddenly reported that a certain Nephalem who was still breathing was found on a barbecue grill in a nearby monster camp."

"That person was one of the people who entered the cave with Minerva."

"After rescuing him, he told me that the rest of the people had been eaten by monsters before him, and that the chariot was also dismantled by monsters and ground into swords and weapons."

"Only half of the entire team is still alive."

Hearing this, Luger couldn't help but raise his eyebrows and snorted, "He's so lucky! The others, including their people and their cars, have no bones left, and there is no evidence of their death, but his body is not only intact, but he also has an extra breath!" "

"Is he very capable? Is he a paladin who can use holy light to heal himself?"

Sarah smiled bitterly, "Although it's not true, it's almost the same. He is a druid. He knows the spell - blood-sucking vine."

"This is a variant of the spell - Corpse Vine. It can make up for its own lack of vitality by sucking the enemy's blood."

"He was very creative and found a way to send this magical plant into the stomach of a monster that was not very smart but had a good appetite."

"He said that he barely survived by letting the blood-sucking vines act as parasites in other people's stomachs."

"Is it so creative?" Ruger curled his lips again after hearing this. "This person has such a high IQ and is so flexible. It seems that he shouldn't have let himself fall into this situation in the first place."

"Where is this person now?" Ruger looked at Sarah and asked.

Sarah smiled bitterly again after hearing this. The corners of her mouth twitched a few times before she whispered two words: "Run away."

"Run away?" Ruger was even more surprised.

"After all, he is a wounded soldier. He only managed to survive half a breath with the help of life potions. I can only let Roger and others take him back to the camp to rest." Sarah said helplessly.

"After that, your convoy came back, and I had to arrange the unloading, so I didn't care about him."

"Until everything was arranged and your people were ready to come back, I wanted them and the other three to inform you of Minerva's experience, and then I went to find that person to ask more clearly."

"As a result, when I entered the ward area, I saw that the person I left to take care of him had fallen unconscious on the bed, and had been drugged."

"That druid was gone long ago."

"Why?" Ruger frowned, "This person took such a big risk and pretended to be half dead in the monster's lair."

"He didn't even play a full role, stayed to continue to confuse you, and acted like a complete survivor."

"Instead, he escaped so quickly?"