I Pioneered Scientific Magic

The appearance looked very tragic, almost all of them were dismembered by a single blow, with a large amount of flesh mixed with blood piled up together, but Lynn still keenly noticed that these bodies did not bear any traces of being eaten.

On the contrary, the nearby broken golem had half of its head gnawed off.

Was flesh and blood not within the range of its diet?

Lynn immediately thought of this point and became even more interested in this peculiar monster.

Since it wasn't for hunting, the reasons for these miners being attacked were worth pondering.

"Where were they attacked?" Lynn asked in contemplation.

"It was deep inside the uranium mine." Raphael replied.

Through testing, the closer to the depths of the mine, the stronger the radiation, so they all suspected that the deepest part of the uranium mine was the lair of this monster, but they dared not enter recklessly.

Lynn suddenly understood that these miners must have stepped into the opponent's territory and were killed as invaders.

"In addition, we also found that this monster seems to be very interested in high-energy things that have not been eaten, so we are preparing to use this as bait to set up a trap to attract it." Alade said with a smile. "So your arrival today, Master Lynn, is just in time, otherwise, with just the three of us, I'm afraid we won't have the ability to capture it."

After witnessing the traces of the golem's head being destroyed, Raphael and the others were already prepared to apply for support from the council. At least they needed a council member to come over to have a chance of solving this matter.

They were clear about how tough the golem was; its whole body was made of mithril, so one must have a really good appetite to gnaw its head off and eat it directly!

Facing such an opponent, the hearts of the grand wizards were somewhat uneasy.

Fortunately, Lynn arrived in time, which gave Raphael and the others full confidence!

Unlike the confident Raphael and others, Lynn was not sure if she could handle it.

In his impression, monsters capable of devouring nuclear fuel only existed in the fantasies of an ancient movie from his previous life.

It seemed to be called... Godzilla?

But this mine obviously couldn't accommodate such a huge creature...

Under the enthusiastic invitation of Raphael and the others, Lynn still agreed to this capture operation. If they were scared and requested support without even seeing it, it would be somewhat unreasonable.

Even if this capture failed, they could at least find out more about the opponent.

...

It took about a morning to set up the trap, and Raphael's method was very simple. He let the miners enter the depths of the mine and continue to mine ore as usual.

The only difference was that there were many mithril ores filled with magic power beside them.

This satisfied their speculation about the two conditions for the attack...

High-quality food and invasion of territory!

"I say, isn't this a bit too obvious?" Lynn, who was hiding in the corner with concealment magic, glanced at the very conspicuous alchemical runes on the ground and couldn't help but comment.

"It should be fine, as long as they're not activated, there won't be any magical fluctuations." Raphael said confidently, not believing that the stupid monster could understand the meaning of the runes.

Lynn shook her head without saying more, but instead focused her attention on the miners.

These baits obviously knew they were in danger. Although their mining actions didn't stop, their legs were trembling faintly.

But Lynn didn't sympathize with them because there were only two types of people thrown here to mine uranium ore: either noble children who were keen on enslaving the poor on weekdays, or serious criminals facing the death penalty.

Since they came in, to ensure that the information wouldn't leak out again, they were exposed to radiation during the process of mining uranium ore, which was also a kind of alternative punishment.

As for the devout believers who were captured, Lynn dared not let them get close here, after all, the souls of these people who died would 'ascend' to heaven, which was equivalent to giving Aila information for free, so she sent them all to build roads!

Lynn, Raphael, Alade, and Sanchez waited quietly like this, with the continuous roar of machines in their ears, which was the sound of the drills held by the workers.

However, they waited for ten hours in a row, and they still didn't wait for the so-called attack.

"Could it be that it's already full?" Alade, who was waiting impatiently, couldn't help but speculate.

Raphael was also a little uncertain whether there was something wrong with his arrangement.

Just as several people were considering whether to let the workers stop and try again tomorrow, Lynn suddenly spoke up.

"It should have already arrived."

"Where?" Raphael hurriedly asked.

Lynn didn't answer, because she didn't know either, but a faint sense of threat rose in her heart.

Just as the miners were loading the mined uranium ore onto the mine cart and preparing to leave, a blue streamer flashed past. The whole world seemed to be split in half, and crimson blood sprayed out. In an instant, five miners along with the mine cart were torn into pieces...

Such fast speed...

A chill rose in the hearts of Raphael and the others, and Lynn finally caught a glimpse of the full picture of this monster. It looked about two meters tall, with a body that was azure in color, with a beast-like appearance, and its skin constantly flowing like flames...

No, using skin to describe it wasn't appropriate, because it didn't have flesh and blood at all. Its body was composed of pure energy, something Lynn had never seen before, a pure energy or elemental creature...

A born legend?!

The thought of fleeing arose in Lynn's heart...