Spire Game: My cards are all forbidden divine skills

"What side effects?"

Chen Mo cautiously refrained from taking it.

To be honest, he still didn't quite believe the white-haired rat.

No matter what world you're in, believing in monsters is a foolish thing to do.

"It will hurt a lot, and..."

The white-haired rat suddenly stopped speaking, just as a terrifying roar suddenly came from outside.

It didn't sound like the shrieks of skeletons, nor like the cackling of corpse dogs.

The white-haired rat cried out in alarm, "Guardian, guard... this is also one of the side effects! Don't kill me, don't kill me!"

The white-haired rat didn't even dare to take the golden cup; it simply burrowed into the ripples on the wall and disappeared without a trace.

Chen Mo immediately went inside and hid in a corner. Fortunately, this secluded place was quite spacious.

Immediately afterwards, he saw the hidden wall begin to wriggle, and then an unexpected monster walked in.

Treasure chest!

That treasure chest outside just now, it turned out to be a monster.

At this moment, the mimic opened the lid, revealing its serrated teeth.

It also grew pale, thin hands and feet, reaching a height of about two meters.

It glowed faintly and walked towards the golden cup. Reaching the cup, it cautiously touched it, seemingly to confirm it was unharmed. Then, as if discovering something else, the mimic went to the wall where the white-haired rat had just burrowed and gnawed at it twice with its sharp teeth, as if venting its anger.

Chen Mo remained tense in the shadows, ready to strike at any moment.

The mimic also began to approach him...

Roar!

Suddenly, another sound came from outside.

The mimic immediately turned around and strode away.

Chen Mo hid in the corner, not daring to breathe.

Based on his assessment of the mimic, it should at least be an elite monster, otherwise the skeleton monsters wouldn't dare to approach it.

Now Chen Mo could roughly understand why the skeleton monsters had stopped chasing them; it was probably because the treasure chest monsters would eat them.

Those piles of white bones are enough to prove the mimic's immense power.

Watching the treasure chest monster leave, Chen Mo slowly walked to the golden cup.

He gritted his teeth and decided to trust the white-haired rat one last time. Although he knew it was foolish to trust it, he had no other choice.

If that mimic comes back, there's probably no way to avoid it.

With his health not fully restored and his ability points insufficient, his chances of winning are less than 20%, and death is highly probable.

Since that's the case, why not give this Blood Moon Potion a try and see how effective it is?

Slowly, Chen Mo took the golden cup down. It was heavy and cold to the touch, but there was nothing else particularly special about it.

It can't be put into the equipment slot, and I don't see any text.

At first, Chen Mo thought it was some kind of forbidden object, but now it seems that's not the case.

Never mind, I'll put the golden cup into my backpack first, and put the jewel-like Blood Moon Potion directly into my mouth.

It melts in your mouth, and doesn't feel like biting into a rock as Chen Mo had imagined.

Upon opening the panel, Chen Mo immediately saw that his health had quickly returned to full, reaching 110 points.

The white-haired mouse wasn't lying to him after all. Wait, it hurts!

Almost instantly after his health was fully restored, Chen Mo felt excruciating pain all over his body.

The pain was so deep it felt like someone was drilling into every pore and every inch of his flesh.

But he couldn't fall into a coma; he remained conscious and experienced everything.

He was in so much pain that he curled up in a ball, and it took a long time for the pain to subside.

Chen Mo gasped for breath, feeling it was a miracle he was still alive. No wonder the white-haired rat seemed hesitant to take it. Everyone knew this thing was very potent, but nobody wanted to experience that level of pain.

No, the white-haired mouse wants the golden cup...

Chen Mo felt his brain was malfunctioning due to the pain, and he sat on the ground catching his breath for a while before getting up.

With his health fully restored, that elite monster wasn't entirely unbeatable. If that treasure chest monster didn't know what was good for it, Chen Mo wouldn't mind letting it experience what a Bloodstained Slash was all about.

After calming himself down and staying composed, Chen Mo knocked on the door of the secluded spot again to make sure there were no more hidden secrets before returning.

As soon as Chen Mo squeezed out of the "jelly door," he saw that the treasure chest monster had not turned back to its original form, but was standing on the boardwalk with its hands behind its back, looking out.

He looked exactly like an old man who had witnessed a fight on the street.

Chen Mo didn't know where its eyes were located.

However, the treasure chest monster blocking the cave entrance is giving Chen Mo a headache. Door-blocking monsters are the most annoying, as they can't escape.

Before the mimicry could turn around, Chen Mo quickly took out his notebook again and frantically searched for descriptions of the mimicry.

He refused to believe it. The notebook could even produce a monster encyclopedia on the second floor, so how could it not record a mere treasure chest monster?

The person who wrote that illustrated guide must have had very limited knowledge!

Sure enough, there was a mimic in the notebook, but it wasn't in the second-level monster encyclopedia; it was in the special monster encyclopedia.

Mimic (Multi-form): Human form has 70 HP.

Skill 1: Disguise and Devour, damage 40.

Skill 2: Treasure Chest Hug, 30 damage, 3 bleeds.

Skill 3: Whirlwind Kick, damage 15, crippling.

Skill 4: Tongue flick, multi-hit damage, each hit deals 10 damage.

(Note: Bleeding will continuously reduce your health for ten seconds, and can be interrupted with a recovery potion.)

Chen Mo's eyelids twitched as he watched. This was definitely at the level of an elite monster, even more troublesome than an ordinary elite monster.

Disguised devouring?

Isn't this exactly the shape of the treasure chest it just made?

If anyone foolishly opens the treasure chest, it will swallow them whole, right?

It dealt 40 damage in one hit. With his low health, that one bite would have been enough to kill him.

Intuition saved his life, and thinking about it, Chen Mo felt cold sweat pouring down his forehead.

This mimic actually has multiple forms, which means that if we encounter another mimic in the future, it will not only have a human form with arms and legs, but also a beast form, each with different skills. It is indeed a special monster!

There were smaller characters below, and Chen Mo leaned out to let more moonlight shine on him before he could see them clearly.

(Be sure to kill any treasure mimics you encounter! They drop great items, cards, and medicine! Kill, kill, kill!)

Upon seeing this sentence, Chen Mo's expression turned somewhat strange.

It's hard to imagine what the person who wrote this line felt when they saw the mimic. It probably wasn't fear, it was more like a wolf seeing meat, a dog seeing excrement—they had to go for it.

Alright, we must kill him!

Listening to the senior's advice was the right thing to do; at least the senior didn't leave notes to mislead me.

Chen Mo put away his notebook, and his eyes brightened considerably when he looked at the treasure chest monster in front of him.

The Mimic looks powerful, that's true, but if you say it drops good stuff, then I'll have to "try it out" myself.

With his sword and shield in hand, Chen Mo cautiously began to approach the mimic's rear.

The footsteps were light, the movements were slow, very slow...

close!

Suddenly, Chen Mo made a move, stabbing his sword fiercely into the long leg of the strange man in the private room.

Although it doesn't have any additional flames, it still deals a solid 9 points of damage.

The treasure chest monster let out a sharp cry, turned around abruptly, and with incredible speed, kicked Chen Mo.

Whirlwind Kick!