No, as long as you are not blind, you will be able to tell that the green in the puff of smoke is darker.

Its scope continued to expand, and soon, nothing could be seen in the hall except darkness and smoke.

The engineering warlock hidden in the darkness murmured.

"Do you want to be the devil in the smoke?"

Before the words could be finished, perhaps because the sound just attracted the other party's attention, the rune sword hit the staff that Eski was blocking in front of him, and its blade cut along the metal handle towards Eski's hand.

In critical moments, the engineering warlock doesn't care about being discovered using other magic.

Esky whispered Anoquian.

Curse of Rust

The fine metallic wind enveloped the rune weapon, turning its shape into a useless and fragile blunt weapon.

The weapon suddenly became heavier, which obviously made the seventh councilor feel uncomfortable for a moment, and the movement of his hand stopped for a moment.

During this gap, Eski recited the next incantation and released another spell.

When the rusty blade focused on Eski's right claw, the collision produced a burst of metal sparks, which bounced back the Seventh Councilor's attack.

Only the mage can see that the metal wind wraps around Eski's claws, and the external form of these metal winds is that all of Eski's fur turns into metal.

Eski raised the staff in his hand, pushed aside the temporarily useless weapon, and thrust the tip of the halberd in the direction of the sword.

There was no feeling of touching the target, and the control of the metal wind was also disintegrating. The engineer warlock made a prompt decision, activated the runes on his feet again, grabbed the wall with his hands and feet and climbed up into the dark area.

Night vision devices can see through darkness, but not smoke.

As the engineer warlock retreated, he was gradually able to see the people on the high platform clearly.

It seems that the shielding spell here is relatively low-end and cannot block prying eyes from above.

While paying attention to the movement below, the engineering warlock glanced at the great engineering warlock sitting in the first seat, with a somewhat uncertain look on his face.

Probably wondering why he hasn't used gas bombs yet.

Indeed, in this case, even if poison gas is used, it will not be discovered.

However, there are so many heavily armed challengers outside, and among them the armor and weapons are obviously as good as those of the Seventh Councilor.

Suddenly, the great engineer warlock's eyes turned in the direction of Eski.

Eski scratched his scalp and tried to put a light-blocking lens on the outside of the warpstone lens.

"It's time to end."

Eski said softly, jumping to the ground under the gaze of the great engineering warlock, and instantly inserted his claws into the ground.

The mantras recited from his mouth are a mixture of magic words and rat language. The surrounding Aksha (wind of fire) and the sticky, evil, disgusting chaotic energy crawling on the ground.

They all began to echo and resonate.

Jiao Yan Technique.

Yellow flames with a hidden faint green color erupted and spread from around Eski's body.

This is a completely different spell from the PC game. As long as the caster is willing, this spell will cover an entire circular range of about 100 meters.

As the fire burned past, a huge black shadow also appeared in the smoke.

This kind of magical flame will attach to the magic item and burn until it burns out. Even a specially crafted anti-magic armor will have to extinguish the flame before it continues to burn through the magic shield.

Just like the seventh councilman in front of me, he was rolling on the ground.

Although the smoke was not in mountainous areas, the firelight clinging to the ground was enough for the engineering warlock to see clearly his miserable state.

The seventh councilman clutched his body and head in pain, but they were hidden by metal armor. He could only roll on the ground, as if this could relieve his pain.

The engineering warlock grinned. Rolling on the ground may not necessarily be a rational judgment.

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