Chapter 136 This lady
Fertilizer bombs are not something with a delicate structure. To put it bluntly, this thing is just filling the warhead of a crossbow with the smelly monster excrement.
The raw materials themselves are not difficult to find, and the production process is not complicated, but the process is extremely brutal.
In order to pursue the best results, Gordon deliberately visited the farm again and obtained excellent raw materials from the administrator that had been refined and fermented to bring the smell to a higher level.
He just smoked his fellow pork chop and passed out.
At this time, Gordon did not dare to take the materials home. He dragged Ancil to the back mountain, and finally completed the mixing of the fertilizer bombs amidst countless heart-rending retching sounds between the two of them.
After carefully loading them into a sealed special magazine, Gordon breathed a sigh of relief.
He finally understood why Ancil was so shaken when he mentioned fertilizer bombs before - only a ghost would want to use such a thing if it was not a last resort.
After the fertilizer bombs are mixed successfully, the preparations for hunting are completely completed.
Without any fanfare or saying goodbye to anyone, on a clear morning like any other, two people and a cat drove a cart pulled by a herbivorous dragon and left Kokot Village.
Gordon had expected to encounter the male fire dragon from back then during this hunting, and the two would have a "fateful battle" or something.
But unfortunately, he thought too much.
The male fire dragon is not a rare species. In the deep mountains and old forests of the vast Xiuret area, the number may not reach three digits.
From the location of the hunting ground designated for this mission, it can be seen that there should be no relationship between the two male fire dragons.
The journey to the hunting ground is not worth talking about, but it took them a lot of effort to transport the cart's props to the hunter's camp on the mountainside.
They have never been so well prepared. Gordon calculated that the cost of the props has almost caught up with the reward for this mission.
After storing the spare ammunition, medicines, and various semi-finished materials in the storage box in the camp, they did not set off immediately, but discussed tactics on the spot.
The beginning is very clear. First, use fertilizer bombs to drive away the female fire dragon, and then Pig Chop will be responsible for leading the female fire dragon to a farther area to prevent the wife from interfering with the hunting.
The real drama comes next.
"The weakness of the fire dragon is very clear, whether it is in the monster illustration or the information obtained from other hunters. Their weakness is the head, and the weak attributes are water and ice."
Anhil used a branch to draw a simple overhead view of a fire dragon on the ground, emphasizing the position of its head.
“Then I lock my head?”
"No, no, you can't do this." Ancier immediately rejected Gordon's suggestion. "The point on the head of the male fire dragon is too high. Even with a big sword, it can only be stably attacked by vertical slashing. There are too few tactical options. And it’s too dangerous.”
"Indeed." Gordon nodded in agreement, "Bite, Dragon Cart, Fireball Breath, Diving Claw, these attacks are all launched towards the front."
“Perhaps you can stand on the side and attack the wings? If you can destroy the wings and limit its ability to fly, it may make subsequent hunting much easier.”
"I don't think so." It was Gordon's turn to shake his head now. "The male fire dragon is not a big strange bird. This guy's wings are strong and strong, and they are also covered with thick carapace and scales. It is unlikely to be directly damaged."
"I see, I take it for granted." Ancil nodded. He knew that Gordon had actually faced the Fire Dragon and had more practical judgments on many details.
“I think the safest attack position should be in the side and rear direction, where most of the Fire Dragon’s attack methods cannot be used.
The only drawback is that if I am in that position, the Fire Dragon will frequently turn around to attack me. Will this affect your shooting? "
“It has some impact, but it’s not a big problem.” Ancier said with a smile: “Since we came with the idea of playing steadily, we don’t have to pursue that shooting efficiency.
“Okay!” Gordon also smiled. Having a shooting partner with excellent shooting skills would save you worry and you don’t have to worry about the shooting range.
“One of the things that many senior hunters have mentioned is the use of flash bombs.” Anhil took out a flash bomb and threw it, “If the flash bomb is used well, it can greatly reduce the difficulty of hunting?”
"Ah, yes, I understand this too!" Gordon nodded vigorously, "The reason why male fire dragons are called the 'King of the Sky' is because they like to fly.
As long as it is in the sky, throw a flash bomb at the position in front of it, and it will dodge and fall down. It will be very stiff after falling to the ground, which will be the best attack window. "
"Sounds good. As soon as it falls to the ground, you can run to its head and prepare to charge up the attack. I will pay attention to the shooting angle to avoid disturbing you."
"Um"
Gordon pondered for a moment, and suddenly made another suggestion, "I think otherwise, I would not consider attacking the head of the dragon, even if it falls to the ground.
I will focus on attacking its tail. If there is a chance, I want to cut off its tail first, which may destroy its balance. "
"Okay, then I can confidently and boldly fire armor-piercing grenades at the head of the male fire dragon. After a few rounds of attacks, I may be able to break the carapace on the head. By then you should also have successfully cut off the tail, and then chop off its head. That’s it.”
As they discussed, hunting tactics were continuously refined.
Gordon had a feeling.
With the cooperation between him and Ancier, with the support of sufficient hunting props, and with the targeted tactics.
The fire dragon cannot escape from their grasp.
This is an open-air dragon nest located on the top of a mountain.
Countless bones, branches and ashes together formed a huge nest with a diameter of more than ten meters. The gray-green beast was entrenched in it, resting quietly.
The two men hiding behind a boulder looked at each other in confusion.
Hey guys, the first step of the hunting plan is stuck.
Their original plan was to get rid of the wife and take care of her husband, but the problem was that the male fire dragon was not at home, and only the female fire dragon was lying alone in the nest.
The scene was very embarrassing for a time.
"How about we kill the wife first? In this case, when the male fire dragon comes back, we won't have to face a couple fight." Gordon made a very reckless suggestion.
What should I do if I am worried that the female fire dragon will get in the way? Then sacrifice it first!
Ancil and Pork Chop shook their heads crazily.
What's wrong with you? Aren't you afraid that if you bully your wife in the middle of bullying, the fire dragon will come back and get angry?
Seeing that his companions were unwilling to take risks, Gordon smacked his lips and did not persist, "Then we can only wait until the male fire dragon comes back, and then quietly fire fertilizer bombs to drive away the female fire dragon."
This choice seems a bit stupid, but it is also a helpless move.
Using the stench of fertilizer bombs to drive away monsters may seem practical, but it can only be effective if the monsters do not detect you.
If they take the initiative to search for and hunt the male fire dragon, and then the female fire dragon follows the movement and comes to the door, firing fertilizer bombs at this time will have no effect.
Just like if bird **** accidentally falls on your body, your first reaction is to find water and wash it off. But if a stupid bird squats on top of your head and poops, then you will probably consider how to strangle it to death.
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