2-12 and 2d12.

Don't think that it's just a symbol.

But this "d" does not mean "to", but the meaning of a multiple of "double".

In addition, the four-fold heavy blow that may be exerted in battle and the increase of 1.5 times of both hands damage, the damage that can be produced in the end is quite astonishingly more than 500 points!

This thing is very suitable for Hussere's "natural brute force" racial characteristics.

His power attribute of up to 38 points was just enough to be used, and he immediately couldn't let it go and carried it on his shoulders.

The chief and the others were stunned when they saw Hussere coming over with a silly big, black and thick tree stump.

However, thinking that his weapon was left on the ground, it would be understandable to change a handy weapon temporarily, but...

The chief and the others looked at the black iron birch sticks with a thick top and thin bottom, which looked a bit like large chicken legs. Is it really moving a piece of it so thick?

The scout player who went to explore the way has returned.

I informed everyone that the tunnel connected to another underground pit, and there were also a large number of gray sperm inside.

The chief and the others were shocked and suspicious when they heard this. Did these gray spirits hollow out the underground of the Wailing Plain?

No wonder no matter how they cleared it, the number of gray sperm around Pingfeng Camp has never decreased. Lover has dug up a huge underground transportation network under the wailing plain!

Once a certain gray spirit tribe is wiped out, as long as the players do not occupy the territory.

They are extremely reproductive, and they can quickly divert a considerable scale of gray sperm from other tribes and reoccupies the destroyed tribal territory.

Compared with cautious players, Hussele, who got the new weapon, killed him without saying a word. This time, even the chiefs and the others dared to follow him too close.

If the monkey using the "iron-packed hardwood knot stick" is a headshot monster, while the monkey using the giant sword and heavy sword is a battlefield meat grinder.

Then the monkey holding the "ogreat black iron birch giant wooden stick" in both hands turned into a battlefield juicer, swinging it over and overflowing with juice like smashing a watermelon stall!

The grey spirit that was directly smashed was even more like a broken grenade, and it was splashed all over the sky.

He was injured when he wiped, and died when he was next to him. Who dared to follow him in?

Players often have to wait for the dust to settle all the dust in the sky.

Only then did he dare to step into the pits covered with plasma and internal organs, and give them a merciful and refreshment.

Too cruel! Too cruel! Too scary!

Even the chiefs who were used to the violent battle scenes of monkeys could not help but look blue and almost vomited.

The underground tunnel excavated by the gray spirits is connected to a large pit at every distance, with hundreds to thousands of gray spirits entrenched.

These gray spirits do not belong to the same ethnic group, but come from settlements or tribes within a certain range of the location of the pit.

It's like their fair and shelter.

They usually trade various rags and foods with other groups of grey spirits here.

Although most of the time, the little gray spirits make meaningless imitations of the transaction process out of curiosity, such as using a rotten piece of wood to exchange for a lump of soil.

But occasionally, under the leadership of their respective giant grey spirit leaders, they will regularly exchange the materials needed with the grey spirits of other tribes, just like Ganji, just like Ganji. This is also a certain degree of mutual communication between different grey spirit tribes and tribes.

But the main function of these pits and tunnels is to hide in refuges and escape safe passages when their settlements and tribes encounter irresistible dangers.

However, these pits and tunnels are not permanent.

Safe can only be considered relatively safe. After all, with the engineering capabilities of the gray spirits, can they still expect them to create permanent fortifications?

Most pits will be abandoned after a certain period of time due to soil collapse or a certain section of tunnel is blocked.

Otherwise, why don’t the gray spirits live directly in the pit, but instead risk being wiped out by players and attacked by stepwolf to build settlements and tribes on the ground?

It is also because of this that the underground of the wailing plain is almost dug by grey spirits and ground mites with the same habits. It is as complicated as a maze. If you are not careful, you will fall into it and never get out again.

Following the monkey like a juicer, he destroyed two or three pit nests underground, but no passage to the surface was found, and no one dared to go deeper.

Considering that they had traveled several kilometers underground and should have been far away from the wolf pack, the chief decided to dig a passage to the surface by himself, so as not to go deeper and deeper until he could not get out in the end.

Fortunately, most of the low-level players use simple weapons.

"Simple Weapon" usually has another name, which is "tool".

For example, various types of axes, sickles, hammers, hoes, and long forks and picks.

It can be used to work in normal times and as a weapon during combat. Not only is it a good quality and low price, it is a must-have item for traveling at home.

This is also why the chiefs stored a bunch of labor tools that they couldn't bear to lose, which were all collections with memories of their newcomer stage.

So now you have to dig the channel, so you don’t have to worry about not having tools to use.

A group of logistics players finally have a place to use their skills. In terms of combat, because their combat skills training has not been completed, they cannot exert much combat power, but they are familiar with this aspect of work!

A group of people rushed up, digging holes and transporting soil.

Some are also responsible for tamping the walls and using debris collected from the ash semen nest to reinforce the top of the cave.

There were even a few logistics players who were not alive and used their sickles to cut out easy walking steps in the tilted hole, and the project progressed very quickly.

But after digging for a while, I heard the players working in the hole exclaim.

A group of people rolled and crawled out, and some people were shouting: "Hurry up! Brothers from the combat team went up! Digging up monsters!"

The combat player who was originally taking advantage of the logistics players' construction and resting in a relatively open place and seized time to recover his strength quickly grabbed his weapon and crawled up in a daze.

What's the thing?

Digging a passage and digging out monsters? What monster? Earthworm or mole?

But since they only planned to dig a temporary passage that could lead to the ground, the size of the hole was not very large, and it was only enough for one person to pass by half a bent waist.

Therefore, the logistics players who line up in the channel to work assembled lines do not withdraw, and they can only be anxious outside.
Chapter completed!