Demon Hunter: I became a god in the demon hunting world

Zeus glanced at the big jeweler with disdain.

"Humph, I'm not like this dwarf who only dares to let his men fight but not himself.

"The big hammer in my hand will smash the brains of those Cato soldiers. Disciples, don't you think so?"

He said, looking at the four or five sturdy dwarves beside him.

"Master Zeus is the most brave, we will definitely win the battle."

Zeus laughed with satisfaction.

And Val rolled his eyes: "Humph, dwarf with a head full of muscles, do you know how much money I spent to make my eight close followers work hard.

"Besides, I am a dwarf, and I have always been weak. It is useless to go to the battlefield. Only you can say such ignorant words."

"You!" Zeus was about to refute, but Coby waved his hand and said, "Two of you, now that we are facing a powerful enemy, let's not quarrel. Now help me defend the city."

After hearing this, the two stopped arguing, but turned their heads and snorted coldly at the same time.

Then Val looked at Coby: "Then I will go back first. My small body can't stand the tossing."

"You go quickly and hide immediately." Coby waved his hand.

After Val left, Coby led the group of muscular men and dwarves to the top of the city wall.

Coby's face was even more happy: "The support is really timely. I will commend you after the war. You guys..."

He pointed at the eight muscular men, "Go to the west side of the city wall to support Captain Fisher and hear his orders, understand?"

"Understood." The men said in unison.

Then the group of people went through the corner tower to find Captain Fisher to take orders.

Then Coby looked at the dwarves again, "Zeus, how about you and the witcher Dick guarding here together?"

"I know." Zeus said cheerfully.

After a while, a long horn sounded again under the city, and the Cato people began to attack the city again.

Dick looked down at the outside of the city with a frown on his face, because he found that the worst thing had happened.

Behind the shield wall, dozens of staggering Cato soldiers appeared one after another, with black blood vessels on their faces bursting, and their walking posture was like being drunk.

And their temples were constantly bulging, shrinking, bulging, and shrinking, just like what he had experienced when fighting the broom witch in the courtyard.

Dick thought it was not good:

Could it be that this witch infused the soldiers with a magic potion that can increase their physical fitness and self-healing ability?

This is bad!

"Dick, what's wrong?"

Coby looked puzzled. He did not find the siege ladder, and he was secretly relieved in his heart, but seeing the witcher's serious expression, he knew that something was wrong.

"Look," Dick pointed in the direction of the soldiers.

"I can't see clearly, but why do those soldiers look like the zombies in the rumors? Their walking posture is so uncoordinated."

"They will turn into monsters soon after drinking the potion. Now try to shoot them to death with arrows, maybe there is still a chance."

Coby was about to give an order, but the demon hunter beside him sighed: "It's too late. I didn't expect the effect of this potion to be so fast. In just over a minute, the more than 30 Cato soldiers began to slowly transform."

Under the city, the Cato soldiers who showed their figures were screaming in pain, covering their heads. They grabbed the skin on the surface of their bodies and tore it hard, revealing the dark red tendons and flesh in their bodies.

But under this flesh, there are other things hidden.

The dark red flesh can't bear the existence bursting out from it, and it keeps rising and falling on the surface of the Cato soldiers' bodies, like a wave that never stops.

At a certain moment, the flesh and blood of a Cato soldier's shoulder was broken, and a dry claw stretched out from it.

Then, the other shoulder did the same.

The Cato soldier roared, and his body broke apart, blood and flesh splattered all over the ground.

And inside, a dry and skinny figure appeared.

No skin, dark red, dull, like old bacon that had been dried for decades.

This soldier turned into a mummy!

Another Cato soldier was also "broken out of the cocoon", but the monster he bred was different from a mummy. Instead, it looked like a giant insect with thin wings on its back and its forelimbs as catching legs.

The insect flicked its catching legs slightly, and a bone knife with a dark silver glow appeared under its forelimbs.

Only the standing lower limbs proved that they were once human.

These soldiers turned into giant mantises.

A quick count revealed that the number of mummies and giant mantises was basically half each.

The soldiers on the tower were shocked by this scene, all of them opened their eyes wide, and some of the younger ones even trembled all over.

"What's going on? Dick." Coby's voice was also trembling.

"I don't know either. But as I said before, our geographical advantage has disappeared. Let's shoot arrows next! See if we can kill the giant mantis."

As he spoke, the giant mantis soldier flapped his wings, flew quickly into the air, and dived towards the city wall.

Coby shouted: "Shoot, shoot!"

In fact, without his order, the soldiers around him had already panicked and kept shooting arrows into the air.

But the giant mantis evaded the attack of the arrows with agility, and they seemed to have adapted to their new identity.

You can see that the sharp teeth can still speak human language in the mouthparts, shouting: "Kasagatu!"

At the same time, the zombies under the city began to run quickly towards the top of the city. When they got close to the city wall, they climbed up quickly like geckos, as if walking on flat ground.

A soldier not far from Dick was cut off by the bone knife on the front amputation of the giant mantis that swooped over. The fishy and hot organs were scattered between the city walls, and an atmosphere of fear spread over the city walls.

"Monster, monster! We can't defeat this monster."

A young soldier shouted and threw down the sword in his hand. He covered his ears, as if he didn't want to hear the painful wails of his compatriots around him.

Then he ran towards the stairs like a headless fly. He wanted to be a deserter.

Coby shouted: "Stop! You can't run! You have to cheer up..."

Before he finished speaking, another giant mantis inserted the bone knife on the front of its arm into the soldier's armpit, flapped its wings and took the latter to the sky.

Dick raised his head and clearly noticed that it bit the neck of the soldier who was still struggling, and a large piece of flesh and blood was torn off along with the mucous membrane.

The soldier's throat was exposed to the sky, and his eyes were instantly blurred.

Then the giant mantis gurgled again and swallowed the flesh and blood mixed with cartilage into its mouth.

Then it threw the dying soldier down from the sky with a strong swing.

With a "thump".

Next to Dick, the soldier was smashed into pieces of meat.

At this time, another giant mantis flew over, and its target was Coby.

The latter was pale, and seeing the mouthparts getting closer and closer, he drew his sword and shouted: "For the glory of the knights, for the Falcon Knights!"

He was about to rush up to fight for his life.

Dick took advantage of the gap when the giant mantis was attracted by Coby and shot a cone-shaped mental shock in his hand, hitting the monster's head.

In an instant, its eyes were dull, the thin wings on its back stopped flapping, and it knelt on its knees and slid down a few meters in front of Coby.

The surrounding dwarves also reacted, and they all came to the monster with their hammers and swung them hard.

These dwarves were indeed blacksmiths. Although they were short, they had thick bones and knotted muscles. They smashed the giant mantis to pieces in just a few hits.

Before everyone could breathe a sigh of relief, a dark gray dry claw climbed out from the outer wall of the battlement, followed by another one.

Accompanied by a low howl, pairs of blood-red eyes appeared above the battlement, and several mummies had already climbed onto the wall.