Digging To Survive: I Can See Hints Chapter 128
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Klein was very unhappy.
Even if he had to work, he had to work for himself.
He had a lot of work to do here every day.
He guaranteed that they wouldn't be idle.
The thought of having two more coolies made Klein even more motivated to dig!
Huff, huff, huff.
Soon, he dug into the black hole.
"Klein, see you later."
Rachel's call came from behind.
Klein didn't respond.
He stepped into the black hole in silence.
Little Fox and Little Wind turned around to take a look before leaving with their master.
In the sixty-fifth catacomb.
The gigantic Vine Monster was too eye-catching.
This big fellow was at least five meters tall and was sitting on the ground resting.
The two Flower Spirits were busy cleaning up the garbage on the Vine Monster's body.
For example, armor that couldn't be digested, clothes, and so on.
'Did it just eat a round? The Werewolf's corpse hasn't been fully digested yet.'
Klein used Eagle Eye and was still able to see the details on the Vine Monster's body despite being dozens of meters away.
It was a little disgusting.
The Werewolves that had just been captured were strewn all over the Vine Monster's huge body.
The Vine Monster writhed to digest the Werewolf carcass.
Patter.
One of the eyeballs fell out.
The next second...
A Vine popped out, scooped up the eyeball, and stuck it back to his body.
The two Flower Spirits were entangled by a slender, soft plant and could not fly far from the Vine Monster.
Klein looked at Little Wind and Little Fox and said, "Save the Flower Spirit first, then we can deal with this big guy."
"I'll give you two a mission. In a while, Little Wind will walk underground to attract the attention of the big guy. Little Fox, approach from the right and cut off the plants that are entangling the Flower Spirits."
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Little Wind burrowed underground.
Little Fox used the terrain to secretly make a detour.
Klein flew into the air and waited for an opportunity.
The Vine Monster had already discovered Klein's location. It crawled up from the ground and roared at him.
Shoo!
The Vine Monster extended its vine toward Klein!
But it couldn't reach him.
"At this speed, it won't be able to hit the Little Fox."
Klein was slightly relieved.
Looking down, Little Fox had already quietly approached him.
At this moment.
The soil beneath the Vine Monster's right foot collapsed.
Its massive body lost its balance.
Little Wind revealed his head and made a face at the Vine Monster.
The Vine Monster was enraged from embarrassment. It lowered its head and smashed its thick arm into the ground.
Little Fox seized the opportunity and charged out from behind the rock on its right.
She moved at high speed!
She suddenly increased its speed.
With a leap, she sliced through a plant with her sharp claws.
Her body landed on the Vine Monster's thigh. She leaped again and cut off another plant in midair!
The two Flower Spirits lost their restraints. They happily let out a loud cry and quickly ran away with Little Fox.
The Vine Monster was furious. It took heavy steps and gave chase at full speed.
The ground trembled.
The vines behind Little Fox attacked!
The Vine Monster's vines could not touch the Little Fox.
However, the two Flower Spirits were not fast.
They were about to be caught.
A round thing fell from the sky.
Bang!
It landed in front of the Vine Monster.
A burst of strong light exploded.
The Vine Monster was momentarily careless and temporarily lost its sight.
The vine that was about to grab the Flower Spirit lost its direction and missed.
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"Hit!"
Klein, who was floating in the air, slid his palm and threw out another string of fire elemental missiles.
Although the Vine Monster could extinguish the flames, at this point in time, the Vine Monster was blinded by the flashbangs. The fire elemental missiles could land on its body.
Puff! Puff! Puff!
The Vine Monster was ignited.
Just as Klein was about to fire a few more shots, the big guy regained its vision and looked up angrily.
Its pair of large dark green eyes were filled with killing intent.
"So fast?"
Klein didn't know if it was because the effects of the flashbangs weren't good, or if the Vine Monster's eyes were more adapted to strong light.
Boom!
A black stench spewed out from the Vine Monster's buttocks.
When the flames on its body met the stench, they were instantly extinguished.
Generally speaking, the substance contained in its butt was also combustible.
It was strange that the Vine Monster's could be used to extinguish fire!
Upon seeing this, Klein originally wanted to use elemental missiles, but he changed his tactics.
Shoo!
A Frost Ray landed.
The Vine Monster was slow, so there was no way to kill it.
One of its legs was frozen into ice!
It flew into a rage and stretched out its thick arm, wanting to shatter the ice.
Another ray of light descended.
It froze its upper body.
A few consecutive Frost Rays froze the Vine Monster's upper body and thighs.
This fellow's vitality was extremely tenacious. Under such circumstances, the vines on its body were still flailing about.
"Let's see how you fart after I freeze your breath!"
Klein didn't want to continue playing with the Vine Monster. He flew to the back and shot out a beam of light.
After confirming that there were no mistakes, he used a fire elemental missile.
The target was its big head!
Boom! Boom! Boom!
Under the constant bombardment, its head was almost rotten.
The flames burned, but there was no way to fart it out.
The Vine Monster struggled on the spot until it was beyond recognition before it collapsed.
[System notification: Soul+5]
Klein landed on the ground and retrieved the Vine Monster.
He obtained a large amount of garbage from the decomposition.
There weren't many pieces of meat, and the blood had 2L. Furthermore, it had a special effect.
[Vine Monster Blood: Natural fertilizer. Suitable for watering plants. It can accelerate their growth and is comparable to perfect fertilizer.]
Klein only had the method to produce Excellent Fertilizer.
Excellent Fertilizer could increase the growth rate by two times.
The blood of the Vine Monster was one level higher, so how could it increase by four to five times!
Klein didn't let go of the Werewolves that hadn't been digested. He broke them all down and used them to make fertilizer.
Everything was settled.
Klein suddenly heard chattering coming from behind.
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