Reborn NPC: I'm really not the protagonist!

"General?"

Looking at the other party's figure that suddenly stopped, Saraug did not understand the meaning of the other party's words at all. He only knew that he did not see any threat at all, but was suppressing the other party.

So he burst into laughter: "Haha....hahahaha! Ridiculous mouse, are you finally not going to run away anymore?"

“Whoosh——!!”

However, in response to him, fireballs suddenly appeared out of nowhere from all directions and poured down.

[Delayed Magic: Fireball!]

Delay magic is like a spell version of delayed slash or charged slash. The former changes the arrival time of the attack to cause the opponent to misjudge, while the latter simply and crudely exchanges time for damage.

And these fireballs that suddenly appeared were the "delayed cuts"...

In addition, delay magic does not need to be learned specifically, but is a variant spell of all magic!

Unlike [Swift Cast], Delay Magic can be considered a prerequisite for learning magic. In simple terms, if using magic is like walking, then Delay Magic is like standing, and things like Swift Cast are equivalent to professional sports.

The first two are inevitable causal relationships, while the latter is a skill that only professionals need to master.

The use of delay magic requires calculating time, variables, and predicting all future behaviors of the opponent. This is more like fortune-telling than calculation.

But...it's difficult to predict the other person's behavior, but how can you control it?

So from beginning to end, Hill was dodging attacks around the opponent. He didn't keep any distance at all, nor did he fight and retreat. All of this was for this moment!

"Puff! Puff puff puff!!"

Countless fireballs exploded on Saraug's body, leaving behind traces of charred wood.

“Asshole!! Asshole!”

Saraug felt insulted. He stretched out his hand to avoid the rain of fire from hitting his eyes, and swung his axe angrily: "Do you think you can kill me like this!?"

"boom!"

The fireball affected the opponent's speed. Hill just jumped back lightly and escaped from the range of the opponent's giant axe.

She did not speak, but stared at the other party quietly, holding a sword in her right hand and condensing a crossbow in her left hand.

"sieve!"

Another magic arrow flew out and pierced Saraug's arm.

The damage is not high, but it is extremely insulting.

"Roar!!" Saraug felt even more furious after being fooled. He roared and rushed towards Hill.

"Shua——!!"

However, just as he took a step, countless sharp vines suddenly grew out from all directions. They were like iron chains, madly locking him in place.

[Vine Trap!]

Trap magic is magic that must be triggered actively by the opponent!

And the triggering condition is to take this step!

But it was far more than that. These vines were still too fragile for Saraug. He frantically tore at the vines that imprisoned him, not caring even if his body was covered with wounds.

If he continues like this, he will tear all the vines into pieces within two seconds!

"Rumble...."

However, the next moment, a dull noise was heard behind him.

Several vines that were larger and stronger than the other vines, almost as thick as a person's thighs, suddenly emerged from the ground behind him and tied him up tightly once again.

This was the trap that Hill had finally thrown at Saraug's feet. But why was the trap that should have been triggered immediately after a short delay...but was several seconds late?

Although Hill only released the [Vine Trap] through the scroll, the magic on the scroll is still magic after all....

Since it is magic, it must be able to be released with a delay!

Stronger, fiercer, and tougher!

"Ahhhh!!!" In an instant, Saraug roared angrily, tearing at my vines but unable to pull them out completely, and above his head, there came bursts of loud roars...

"Snapped!"

The people who were already stunned heard the sound, then they suddenly remembered something and hurriedly looked at Hill.

Hill suddenly closed the scroll, and a storm was brewing above Saraug's head...

[Delayed Magic: Lightning Trap!]

Unlike the previous delayed fireball, after all, when the fireball was delayed and condensed, it was just an insignificant fluorescent flame. In the night, it was mixed with the surrounding fireflies, the sparks pumped out by torches, and the light dust constantly dissipated in Hill's hands, making it completely unnoticeable.

This delay magic belongs to the category of "Charge Slash"...

It's not like a vine trap, and it's impossible to detect it in this jungle.

But the lightning trap was particularly conspicuous on this clear night, whether it was the rolling black clouds, the brewing lightning, or the roar of thunder, not to mention that this was an enhanced version of the delay magic...

"Damn it! Damn rat!!"

Saraug looked at the thunder rolling in the black clouds above his head, his eyes red, and roared in despair and resentment: "If you have the guts, fight me fair and square!!"

"Isn't this?" Hill did not stop. While the other party was imprisoned, delayed fireballs gradually condensed around her.

In fact, the damage of these fireballs is very low. Even the rain of fire that just poured down in an instant only caused the opponent to lose more than 300 health points, which is almost 25%.

The stabbing damage caused by the vine technique can only offset Saraug's [The More You Fight, the Braver You Become]. This is only possible when Hill has an additional 83% damage bonus.

The damage of the delayed lightning trap is indeed very high, but it is probably difficult to instantly evaporate the opponent's remaining 800 health points at once.

So she needs to deal more damage, but her mana has reached the bottom, and she can't use weapons with higher damage such as bows and crossbows, so... she can only rely on Fireball to deal as much damage as possible!

"Pfft! Pfft!"

Several more fireballs came crashing down.

"Bastard! Bastard!" Saraug roared unwillingly and struggled with all his strength. However, the 40% hit rate reduction brought by [Tons of Fury] meant that even if he pulled the vines that didn't dodge, they would miss because they were too slippery when he pulled hard.

That's right, even an object with a 0% dodge rate will miss! Because the hit rate reduction of this skill is not calculated by attack (if it is calculated by attack, the opponent's dodge rate will be calculated first, and a dodge rate of zero will definitely hit), but it is directly deducted from your own!

This feature is actually a good thing. At least when dealing with tanks with extremely low dodge rates, the damage bonus of [Anger] will not be unable to stack up because all your swords hit the target.

However, Saraug was obviously not a player, and would not turn off skills according to the situation. In fact, he probably only knew that he was very angry at the moment....

Thunderclouds gradually gathered.

He looked at Hill and roared: "You..."

"Boom!!!"

As soon as the words came out, the next moment, lightning flashed and fell with a loud bang!

The lightning beam that engulfed the whole person made it almost impossible for people to open their eyes. In the lightning column, only a vague black shadow could be seen, roaring angrily.

Saraug roared and screamed in pain. He felt his skin burning and death was near!

“Sizzle….Sizzle…”

He never imagined that just a few seconds could last so long.

But....he made it through!

Those annoying vines were also burnt by the thunder and lightning, but he not only survived, he could even feel the fighting spirit surging in his heart!

The endless will to fight! He will not die! As long as he keeps fighting! He will live forever!

The recovery of vitality spread throughout the body in the next moment.

He smiled, and then anger and hatred made him look fierce.

However, the next moment, his pupils suddenly contracted...

In the reflection of his eyes, along with the vitality, there came an eye that was slightly obscured by the ends of his hair and glowed with a faint light, and a sword blade that was close at hand...

"That's it, General."