Return from the second dimension

Chapter 2973 Hunting at sea!

The bronze oars were wrapped in huge power and shot at the monk on the opposite wooden boat, followed by a series of screams.

Just after being attacked by a sea monster, the attention of the monks on the boat was on the surface of the sea, and there was no time to care about the others.

How did they know that the real danger actually came from Tang Zhen in front of him.

When they wake up, they are already one step too late.

The bronze oars were like giant spears, piercing the monk's body easily, and they hit the vital parts.

If it is outside, although such trauma is serious, it may not be fatal.

But in the world of purple light, all the rules have changed, this kind of injury is enough to kill them on the spot.

"Be careful……"

The monk who was the first to find the abnormality had just been pierced in his chest by the bronze oars as soon as the warning sounded.

As for the other monks, they didn't even have a chance to react.

"kill!"

Tang Zhen gave the order again, while waving the bronze oar in his hand, he jumped onto the wooden boat opposite.

At this moment, there were three monks surviving on the boat. Seeing Tang Zhen jumping from the boat, he immediately blocked them.

However, seeing the bronze oars in Tang Zhen's hands, he directly dropped out and flew towards the monk who blocked him.

The monk quickly dodged, but he exposed his companion behind him and was pierced through his abdomen by the bronze oar.

Tang Zhen landed on the bow, approaching the monk who avoided the attack like lightning, and slammed it with his fist.

The speed of this punch was so fast that the monk didn't avoid it at all, and was hit by Tang Zhen with a punch.

He pulled the enemy's bronze oars along, guided them to stab them backwards, and stabbed another monk to the ground.

Other monks followed, jumping on the wooden boat one after another, and a melee began.

Tang Zhen had a lot of people on his side, and he acted mercilessly, killing all three monks in a flash.

There was no need to order at all, the monks quickly took action and killed all the monks who hadn't died.

Tang Zhen held the bronze oars and stared at the sea below, as if waiting for something.

When a group of monks saw this, they were silent.

Soon they saw that a huge sea monster emerged from the sea and rushed towards the flat-bottomed wooden boat.

Seeing the monster appear, Tang Zhen waved the bronze oars, picked up a corpse and threw it into the sea.

The sea monster rolled up the corpse and disappeared in a flash.

Tang Zhen nodded lightly, secretly saying so.

It turned out that after using food to sacrifice and summon monsters to harass, real sea monsters will follow.

If you want the monster to evacuate, you need to sacrifice a corpse.

The strong monk must know this rule, so he would sacrifice and summon the monster before, and then tried to kill the monk, just to get food while also finding a sacrifice to calm the sea monster's anger.

In the end, Tang Zhen shot him, destroying the original plan, and now he has his hands and feet chopped off, making life worse than death.

If the sturdy monk knew, all this was only Tang Zhen's speculation, and he would probably vomit blood directly in depression.

Even now, all the monks including him thought that Tang Zhen had experienced similar scenes.

It was for this reason that they were confident and dared to follow Tang Zhen to launch a sneak attack.

Having won a victory, coupled with the confirmation of the previous speculation, the monks have no more scruples in their hearts.

Time is pressing and action must be hurry.

If the secrets of food were discovered by other monks, they would definitely not be able to win the victory easily like now.

"Hide the corpse. If you encounter a sea monster on the way, throw one out for sacrifice.

Half of the food just obtained is shared equally by everyone, and the other half is used as a battle reserve, which I will keep temporarily.

The seized flat-bottomed wooden boats can be carried on, and can be hidden during the operation, specially used to place the dead body."

After Tang Zhen finished speaking, he took out some food again and poured it into the ocean.

Soon another water ghost appeared, and according to Tang Zhen's request, he was responsible for leading the way.

With the experience of the last time, when we act again, we don't need any command and dispatch at all.

Every monk is a master of tactics, even without command, he can cooperate well with his companions in battle.

Fighting with this kind of comrades is destined to be hearty.

The second action was faster, and it only took about ten minutes to bump into a flat-bottomed wooden boat.

This wooden ship is not in a full state, but only has ten monks, and there are still some damages on the ship.

According to Tang Zhen's speculation, it should have encountered a sea monster, which is why personnel losses occurred.

Repeating the same trick, looking for opportunities to approach the wooden ship, and then suddenly attacked.

The ten monks on the ship had no chance to resist this time, they were all killed by a wave.

Two consecutive victories have made the monks full of confidence, and even some can't wait.

Now everyone has double food in their hands, and there are more than one bronze oars.

This is a very handy weapon, allowing the cultivators to use weapons for close combat after throwing them.

On the narrow flat-bottomed wooden boat, there is not much room for dodge.

It can be said that the more cultivators hunted, the greater the advantage of Tang Zhen and his group, even without melee combat, the enemy can't fight back.

But even if they won consecutively, no monks took it lightly.

They have seen too many accidents of life and death, and they know to be vigilant at all times. It is likely that when you get overwhelmed, it means that you are about to die.

Summoning water ghosts through sacrifices, and looking for other flat-bottomed wooden boats again. Unexpectedly, this time he searched for an hour.

Sure enough, as time passed, the distance between the wooden boats became farther and farther, and it was almost impossible to hunt infinitely.

When he saw the wooden boat in front of him, Tang Zhen frowned, because there were only three monks on the wooden boat and they were in a state of confrontation.

If it was an encounter with a sea monster, it would be impossible for such a large casualty to occur, so the monks on this wooden ship were most likely to fight for other reasons.

There is even a slight possibility that the other party has discovered the secret of food.

But this didn't delay Tang Zhen's actions. Since the opponent had a small number of people, he would be more confident in killing.

Unexpectedly, these three monks were extremely alert, and when Tang Zhen appeared on the boat, they immediately stopped them.

They were more worried about Tang Zhen who suddenly appeared than the monks on the same ship who were facing each other, for fear that Tang Zhen would be disadvantageous to them.

Tang Zhen, who had an absolute advantage, ignored the other's warning at all, sliding the flat-bottomed wooden boat closer and closer.

The three monks were horrified, and they had already determined that Tang Zhen had absolutely no good intentions.

As Tang Zhen approached, he even smelled a bloody smell, coming from the freshest corpse.

"Damn, what do you want to do?"

A monk roared in a low voice, waving the bronze oar in his hand, his tone full of anger and panic.

The other two monks looked at Tang Zhen with the same gloomy expression.

They had just gone through a fight, knowing that only one person was left, Tang Zhen would definitely not be as harmless as humans and animals on the surface.

Who knows if the eleven companions on the same ship have been killed by him?

Seeing the three monks so vigilant, Tang Zhen shook his head gently, and then raised the bronze oar in his hand.

"I can give you a chance to choose, either die or follow my command."

As soon as Tang Zhen's voice fell, two wooden boats appeared on the sea behind him, filled with monks' corpses.