Create the Age of Magic

Ge Gewu's attack is a bit stupid, and it is not very difficult to avoid it.

So Horn has more time to think about the countermeasures for fighting Ge Gewu.

The first is the conventional combat method. While avoiding the attack of Gege House, Horn threw various powerful fireballs and lightning fireballs at Gege House.

These fireballs did not play their due role in front of the energy shield of the grid house.

However, with these attacks, Horn finally figured out the defense law of the grid house energy shield.

First of all, Gegewu is basically like a fortress without moving its position, and it just withstands the attacks of Horn and Herrington so abruptly.

Secondly, this shield can resist the attack of five-ring magic at most, because the lightning fireball of Horn's five-ring power can only shatter the shield but can't hurt Ge Gewu at all.

What surprised Horn was the gathering speed of the shield. The shield would be reorganized the moment it was broken, which made it almost impossible to attack Grid House while the shield was broken.

And he releases shields and attacks one by one as if he didn't need money.

It's as if his energy is unlimited, and there is no need to consider energy consumption at all.

Therefore, it is not feasible to slowly consume the energy of Gegewu to win.

If you want to defeat Gegewu head-on, the only way is to use an attack that exceeds the limit of the energy shield to defeat him at once.

Horn can use the Lord of Origin Ring to do this.

However, Horn would not attack like this unless he was desperate. Using the Lord of Siyuan would consume a lot of magic power of Horn, and he lost the ability to resist after the attack.

Horn would be embarrassed if he didn't beat Ge Gewu to death.

Since you can't fight head-on, let's think of some evil ways.

Horn's exposed right eye showed a strange brilliance, which was a sign that he was going to release the illusion.

Although the power carried by Gegewu is astonishing, his essence is just a three-ring magician. Horn is very confident in his vomiting illusion.

After all, Horn's illusion can interfere even with a fourth-order priest, let alone this grid room.

Generally speaking, using power beyond one's ability must take a lot of mental control.

If it is interrupted during the control process, there is a high possibility of backlash.

Ge Gewu's situation is exactly in line with the situation of manipulating power beyond his own ability, so Horn very simply released the illusion on Ge Gewu.

Generally speaking, as long as he is sure of victory, Horn will try not to release the illusion, after all, the illusion has a certain impact on his image.

But now this situation is already a situation that has to be used.

Without any hindrance, the illusion was released successfully. As Horn expected, the Gege House, which is essentially a three-ring magician, has no way to stop Horn's illusion.

The illusion hit directly, and after a short period of action, Ge Gewu immediately began to vomit and diarrhea.

That scene was really sad for those who heard it, and tears for those who heard it. Ge Gewu’s mouth kept spitting out something, and his buttocks were still farting loudly. Listening to the sound of popping along with the loud farting, there may be other things coming out together. .

If eyes can kill, then Horn has been killed by Ge Gewu several times by now.

Ge Gewu struggled with his last strength and said to Horn:

"mean……"

Herrington, who was busy avoiding the attack of the grid house, was about to lose his teeth in shock. He looked at Horn with a ghostly expression.

But Horn also showed a shocked look, and he couldn't see his expression with the mask on, which made Herrington wonder if Horn was responsible for the miserable appearance of Ge Gewu.

But if this is really Horn's attack, it would be too insignificant...

Horn was not satisfied with only releasing one illusion, he released several illusions in a row while Herrington was not paying attention to himself.

The strong negative reaction brought about by the power of the illusion made Ge Gewu faint.

And while unconscious, he was still vomiting, obviously there was nothing in his stomach, and he kept retching...

But something happened that caused Horn to vomit blood. Ge Gewu was still attacking even though he had lost consciousness, and the release of the energy shield was not delayed at all.

Apart from vomiting and diarrhea and hot eyes, Gegewu didn't change at all.

What the hell is this?

This proved one of Horn's previous ideas, that is, the main body of the battle now is not Ge Gewu.

The role played by Gegewu is to speak harsh words.

No wonder his fighting style is so sluggish.

With the attack power and defense power displayed now, if he behaved more spiritually during the battle, not to mention Horn himself, Herrington must have already hit the street.

And Gege Wukong has level five offensive and defensive abilities, and has almost unlimited energy to deal with a level four fighter, Herrington, but has not achieved substantial results so far.

Herrington is still alive and kicking.

So even if Horn used illusion to make Ge Gewu faint, the battle situation didn't change much.

No, in fact, the current situation is more complicated.

Ge Gewu's combat power has not changed at all in essence, but the action and taste of the hot eyes really affected Horn's concentration on fighting. Just now Ge Gewu let out a loud fart, and Horn couldn't help laughing. The sound caused him to be almost hit by an attack...

If the illusion doesn't work, there is only one way to defeat Ge Gewu now, and that is to use an attack that exceeds the capacity of his shield to knock him down!

And there's still some magic left in there just in case.

Horn motioned for Herrington to cover himself, indicating that he was about to use his big move.

In general, Ge Gewu's fainting still had some benefits, which made it easier for Horn and Herrington to discuss tactics without hiding it.

Herrington cleverly understood what Horn meant, and began to attack the unconscious Ge Gewu to attract attention.

At the same time as Herrington was acting, Horn condensed a big fireball with the power of five rings in the hand of the Lord of Origin Ring.

The size of this fireball was a circle larger than that of a basketball, and it consumed nearly a quarter of Horn's magic power.

Then endless thunder and lightning began to flow from Horn's eyes as the center, through Horn's hand holding the staff, and from the top of the staff, continuously poured into the fireball in his palm.

The fusion of thunder and fire does not require too much energy for Horn, but it takes a long time for Horn to mobilize enough thunder and lightning to cast the five-ring magic. After all, the holy weapon of Shiyuan can only form a fireball instantly, but not thunder and lightning.

Horn is going to use the magic power of two fifth-ring magic to cast a lightning fireball that exceeds the power of six-ring magic!

Um……

When writing this chapter, I thought of a disgusting ancient joke, so I won’t find a joke in this chapter.

It is said that A and B are drinking and smoking at the same time.

There is a spittoon the size of a small basin between the two of them, where they usually spit...

The two of them were drinking too much today, and wanted to play something exciting, so they decided to guess the boxing game. Whoever loses will drink a mouthful of phlegm, um...

Then A lost, he simply picked up the spittoon and took a sip, but it was not enough, he drank all the sputum in the spittoon at once!

B was shocked and speechless, let you take a sip and you drank it all, what a pure man!

After drinking, A hiccupped and said cursingly, "The phlegm keeps biting!"