Undead skeletons, supernatural creatures that rely on negative energy, are difficult to kill using conventional means.

Even for the lowest level skeletons, the most players can do is to break the opponent's spine to render the skeleton incapacitated.

Or smash its head to dispel the soul fire contained in the skull, making the skeleton unable to be revived "temporarily".

Once the soul fire is re-condensed, it can absorb the negative energy floating in the space to strengthen the soul fire and reshape the body.

Therefore, simply destroying the body of the bone-crushing skeleton cannot completely kill it. You must also destroy its head.

Hussere stepped on the skull, which had lost its body and was still rolling around on the ground, absorbing the surrounding bones, trying to reshape itself into a body. After fixing it, he stamped hard.

However, the skull covered with a thick bone helmet only clicked but did not break!

You must know that Hussere's kick used [Advanced Fierce Trample], which can crush even rocks.

But the soul fire burning in the skull strengthened the strength of the bone helmet, and it actually withstood his trample attack.

This shows that just now he was able to smash the body of the bone-crushing skeleton with one impact, mainly because the headless body was disconnected from the head, which was responsible for supplying negative energy, and the bone strength was greatly reduced.

Can't be crushed?

Houssele picked up the deadly giant ax and shone it on his head. It happened to trigger the effect of "5% chance of ignoring defense and causing [fatal] damage", and it broke into eight pieces on the spot!

Without the protection of the skull, a blue fireball like a will-o'-the-wisp was exposed and floated into the air.

Is this the skeleton powered by this thing?

Seeing the soul fire floating away, Hussere reached out to fish it out as instinctively as swatting a fly. Unexpectedly, he actually caught the soul fire in his hand!

Feeling the cold soul fire crawling in the palm of his hand, Hussere himself was dumbfounded. It was purely an instinctive reaction for him to grab this thing. After all, this thing was an energy aggregate with no entity at all. How could he be caught?

But then he felt the "golden hoop" around his neck tremble slightly, and an obscure ripple spread out. The soul fire held in his hand began to condense. Hussere opened his hand and saw that the faint blue soul fire that was originally the size of a fist,

It actually condensed into a negative energy crystal similar to the soul crystal!

Husseile picked up the red date-sized negative energy crystal with his fingers and looked at it. He couldn't help but be a little dumbfounded. What is the use of this thing? Could it be eaten directly like the soul crystal?

Throwing it into his mouth and biting it, he heard a "click!" and there was a crunching sound. Hussere had no choice but to spit it out again. Thanks to his incredibly hard and sharp teeth, a few of them would have broken off!

It seemed that the reason why he could chew and eat the previous soul crystals like jelly beans was because the soul crystals themselves could be absorbed in this way.

The negative energy crystal is just an energy crystal. As long as it does not exceed the upper limit of its energy structure, it cannot be destroyed by conventional means.

Well, this is not the time to study this thing. The 300 Warriors are still fighting against other bone-crushing skeletons!

Hussere conveniently put the negative energy crystal into the pouch on the back of the giant beast's leather armor, picked up the deadly giant ax again and rushed towards the next bone-crushing skeleton.

With the first bone-crushing skeleton as a base, the following ones are easy to deal with. They are nothing more than cutting off the brain and neck. With two trumpets helping to fight, it is not easy to deal with a level 5 undead.

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The only problem is that during the battle, it is difficult for Hussere to free his hands to catch the soul fire that floats away after breaking away from the skeleton.

With an idea, he found out the spiritual power thread and rolled it towards the floating soul fire. As a result, it was also able to trigger the condensation reaction and successfully rolled back the negative energy crystals.

Seeing that Hussere was so fierce and could kill a level 5 undead in three strikes, five divided by two, the players began to use their brains to think of ways.

Some sent people to attract people in front of it, and rode ferocious wild boars to knock it down from behind. Others used hooks to tie the legs of the bone-crushing skeleton, tripping it up, and then a group of people jumped on it, holding hands and pressing down.

The feet were pressing down, and a big man holding him down was holding him down.

However, this method can only temporarily trap the Bonecrusher Skeletons, and their weapons and damage are not enough to break the Bonecrusher Skeletons' bone helmet defense.

So Hussere could only send two trumpets to help them complete the final blow, and thus harvested nearly a hundred negative energy crystals.

In this way, the killing speed was much faster, and these group of level 5 undead were eliminated without much effort, which was something no one expected.

However, after killing this batch of undead, everyone waited for a while but did not see the next batch of undead come back to life. They all couldn't help but wonder: Are the fifth-level undead the strongest monsters in the cemetery?

If the undead knew what they were thinking, they would probably be so angry that they would be resurrected directly: You guys even took away my soul fire, how can I still be revived?

There might have been higher-level skeletons appearing, but the infinite resurrection BUFF of the undead was unexpectedly interrupted by Hussere's capture of Soul Fire.

Maybe after a long time, new undead will be born again here.

But in a short period of time, Hussere and the others were able to "eliminate the roots" of the monsters in the cemetery.

After being on guard for a long time and waiting again and again, Houssele and the others saw that no undead appeared anymore, so they had no choice but to wave their hands and let the logistics team come in to clean the floor. With so many graves, how many burial objects were there?

Leaving the logistics players to work, the combat team, which did not consume much, carefully crossed the stone beam connecting the underground cliff to the other side, and came to the other side of the underground cave.

There are no grave pits that have been dug up here, but there are intact rock tombs neatly arranged, and the number is relatively small.

Judging from the specifications of the tombs and the epitaphs, these high-level tombs should belong to higher-status clergy members of the Seven Sisters sect.

Although it is suspected that the corpses buried inside have also been transformed into undead, Hussere and the others do not plan to dig them out and kill them for the time being.

So I walked directly through the tomb area and arrived at a cave at the end that was obviously artificially modified. In the cave was a staircase winding downwards, and it was so dark that I didn't know where it led.

Husserey and Gan Doufu looked at each other, exchanged a look of "Are you going to go down? Go down!", and carefully and slowly explored downwards.

After all, they originally thought they would not be able to withstand the attack of the undead in the cemetery, so they just planned to test the attack first, and then make a strategic retreat if they really couldn't defeat them.
Chapter completed!