Game Advent: I am the Monster King Harvester

Ai Min had just lost face and now he wanted to make up for it.

He thought that it was finally time for you to beg me, so he crossed his arms and glared at Bai Miao: "And who am I to answer you?"

Seeing that he was trying to take advantage of her, Bai Miao stopped talking for the time being and just stared at him motionlessly.

The two of them remained in this stalemate for several minutes.

In the end, Ai Min felt uncomfortable being stared at, so he awkwardly loosened his arms and slowly put them down.

Seeing that his goal had been achieved, Bai Miao snorted and said, "You invited me to exorcise the demon, but how can I do it without providing any clues?"

Ai Min put his hands behind his back and said coldly, "How come exorcising the demon is your job and you want me to help? Are you kidding me?"

Bai Miao was so angry that he laughed: "Our business? Are you mistaken? Aren't you the ones who want to get rid of the monster?"

Her expression instantly turned cold: "If you want to make the task more difficult, then I can tell you."

She lowered her head, twirled her fingers, and continued, "I'll help the monster kill all the naughty kids in the village, and then I'll kill you all, and we can leave this place. Do you want to try?"

The monsters appeared again in groups with great fanfare.

Xiangliu opened his folding fan and said slowly: "I can't wait any longer!"

When Ai Min saw ten more Xuan-level monsters, he immediately broke out in a sweat.

Because he knew that what this damn girl said was indeed feasible!

At this moment, he no longer wanted to control her, he just wanted to get rid of this plague god as soon as possible!

Ai Min snorted reluctantly: "Then why don't you ask!"

But Bai Miao didn't want to be led by him.

So she simply ignored the order and sorted out her thoughts first.

The reason why Bai Miao wanted to ask in advance was that he felt that there was something strange about this copy.

Based on past experience, in high-level story-based books, the boss guarding the gate is usually the one who issues the quests.

Most of the tasks are to help it fulfill a certain wish.

But in this copy, the ones who issued the tasks were Ai Min and the naughty kids.

However, these people could be easily defeated by a single player like her, and they obviously did not have the qualifications to become the boss guarding the level.

On the contrary, the monster they want to get rid of is more likely to be a BOSS.

So the question is, why would a monster set up a task in its exclusive area and ask players to get rid of it?

Or maybe this BOSS has a masochistic tendency.

Either that or the task of exorcising the demon is not as simple as it seems.

Moreover, judging from the existing facts, it is obvious that these naughty children are more like demons who are unreasonable and causing trouble.

Is there something else behind the whole thing?

In this case, we cannot completely follow Ai Min’s opinions.

So what should we do tonight? We need to clarify three important issues first:

What kind of monster is the BOSS guarding the dungeon?

What skills does it routinely use?

Why does it kill children?

After figuring this out, even if you still have to eliminate the monster as planned, you can know yourself and your enemy and prescribe the right remedy.

In order to quickly infer the identity of the monster, Bai Miao first asked: "What does this monster look like?"

But Ai Min showed a confused expression, and it took him a long time to answer her: "We really haven't seen it clearly."

"Uh," Bai Miao pulled his chin helplessly: "What are its characteristics?"

Ai Min sighed and frowned, looking like he was thinking hard: "Are the ability to fly and call considered characteristics? I think it might be a bird demon?"

Bai Miao held his forehead and sighed, this information was too vague.

It seems that it is not realistic to infer the name of the monster by asking about its appearance.

Then let's change our thinking and ask about its skills.

Anyway, we can guess the identity of the monster.

But asking directly about skills is not feasible, you can only start by asking about the monster's behavior.

Bai Miao pulled the chair in the middle hall over and sat down, crossed his legs and looked at Ai Min.

She asked calmly, "How did the monster kill the child?"

When Ai Min heard this question, he finally put away his confused expression.

His face was gloomy and he said in a deep voice: "It first soiled the children's clothes, then used the marks on the clothes to find the children, stole them and finally tortured and killed them in the woods..."

Bai Miao frowned after hearing this: "It sounds so complicated. If you want to steal the child, just steal it directly. Why go through the trouble of getting your clothes dirty first?"

Ai Min tried his best to suppress his emotions: "Maybe after losing several children in a row, the adults watched it more closely, and it couldn't see the children, so it resorted to such despicable means!"

Bai Miao's frown deepened: "In other words, the marked clothes were not worn by children?"

Ai Min's tone was full of disgust: "That's right, the clothes hung outside at night will get wet and never dry, or get stained with blood and can never be washed clean."

Bai Miao remembered the second and fifth rules on the piece of paper.

This must be the reason why children's clothes must not be soiled or left outside after dark.

She followed this line of thought and said to herself, "If a child's clothes get dirty, they will be stolen? How are they stolen?"

Ai Min clenched his fists and said angrily: "Who knows what kind of evil magic it uses? Those children will just disappear out of thin air and never come back."

Bai Miao thought to himself that it should be an ability like taking something from a bag.

The monster first marks the target's token, and then steals the target remotely.

As for the monsters that possessed this kind of skills, she already had an idea of ​​them.

Combined with last night's experience, she roughly guessed its identity.

To confirm this guess, Bai Miao asked Ai Min again: "Is it true that every time this monster comes, there will be green ghost lights and the sound of wheels turning?"

When Ai Min heard this, he asked in astonishment, "How did you know?"

Bai Miao didn't know what to say: "Why didn't you tell me when I asked you just now?"

Ai Min slapped his head and said, "Hey, my memory is not good. I can't remember it even if you ask me like that!"

Bai Miao complained in his heart: What do you mean I didn’t remember it? It’s almost the same as not wanting to say it!

However, it may also be limited by the copy mechanism.

There is no direct way to get answers to some key questions.

Otherwise, if you can pass the level just by asking questions, that would be too unfair!

At this time, the demon-subduing guard also looked at Bai Miao and confirmed, "Is it a ghost car?"

She nodded slightly, thinking: "It's her, if nothing unexpected happens."

Bai Miao had once read the legend of the ghost car in a book.

According to legend, the ghost car is a ten-headed bird transformed from a woman who had just given birth.

Because she lost her child, she always cried and looked for her child at night.

If there are children's clothes outside, she will stay there for a while.

The child's clothes would be wet with her tears and marked with a mark, so she could find an opportunity to steal the child away.

Later, people tried to find a way to deal with her and shot her wings with a special bow and arrow.

Those bows and arrows were equipped with wind wheels and phosphorus powder. The purpose was that when the ghost car came again, people would be able to see the ghost fire in advance and hear the whirling sound of her flapping wings to make the wind wheels roll.

With these preparations, people successfully let the dogs bite off one of the ghost car's heads.

From then on, only nine heads of the Ghost Car were left, and the one with the bitten neck was bleeding uncontrollably.

She was so angry that she began to take revenge on humans, dripping blood on children's clothes to mark them, stealing them and killing them cruelly...

[There will be another chapter later]