Chapter 84

The wind drifting across this plain could convey the information Ye Ruo wanted.

So in the following time, Ye Ruo watched these knights fight.

With the information he provided.

These knights naturally found those Whopperflowers one after another.

After all, many were actually in the wild, not hidden underground.

Only a very few liked to hide under mint or sweet flowers.

And the Whopperflower is a highly aggressive elemental monster; once it notices you, it will immediately burrow underground and come to kill you.

It is very persistent.

For a time, several knights engaged with the Whopperflowers, and they all drew the Favonius swords at their waists, treating them with caution!

As standard-issue weapons, each of them had one.

Not to mention they had shields in their other hands.

These were much more useful than the wooden shields of the Hilichurls, capable of blocking quite a bit even against elemental attacks.

After all, they were manufactured for this very purpose.

However, Whopperflowers like to burrow underground, which is quite troublesome; fortunately, every small squad had several people.

Fighting multiple against one, they still held the advantage.

They wouldn't be flanked or ambushed.

A protracted battle was no problem; the attacks released by the Whopperflower were drawn by the knight with the shield, and then when the Whopperflower wanted to attack multiple times, the archer on the other side would interrupt its movements.

Then the two sword-wielding knights would flank from left and right.

It was mainly the burrowing ability that constituted more than half the reason the Whopperflower was tricky.

And compared to the strategy of these few knights working together.

Eula and Nymph both acted alone; they pursued the Whopperflowers, their elemental attacks clashing.

It was all one-sided suppression, a total thrashing.

Nymph, who possessed a Hydro Vision, kept swinging a whip made of water; although she looked like a short girl, she was quite violent when fighting.

Whipping the Whopperflower.