Spire Game: My cards are all forbidden divine skills

Fight for blood, exchange blood.

Chen Mo was almost completely overwhelmed by the chaotic slashing of the two skeletal longsword warriors. He first crippled one of them, then stabbed him to death with a few sword strikes, before dealing with the next one.

In other words, the terrain advantage of having his back against the cliff prevented the two skeleton swordsmen from jumping up behind him and launching an attack.

Otherwise, if they go in front and behind, they could really "bleed him dry."

Even so, Chen Mo lost more than ten points of health after taking down one of them.

This is even with the shield raised for the entire time.

Another skeleton swordsman was about to unleash a blade dance, his body beginning to spin.

Chen Mo braved its attacks and charged forward, unleashing several sword strikes.

There was no interruption, but it only lost 12 points of health before being completely destroyed, and then a few more swords were used to kill it.

Damn it, those few monsters took away nearly 30 of his health. If this continues, it's hard to say whether he'll even reach the bottom of the cliff, let alone see the boss monster.

Instead of accelerating forward, Chen Mo carefully observed the path leading down to determine how many more skeleton swordsmen were on it.

He has no problem with one-on-one; it just takes some effort to resolve.

But if we get surrounded, it will be a major crisis.

Whether he uses his ability points or not, it's a huge loss, because the skeleton longsword man is just a small fry.

It doesn't drop cards or potions, it's really disgusting.

No, we should continue along the original route. We can slowly whittle down the longswordsmen along the way until they're dead.

To harden the skin, you need to use blood energy, and you'll lose 20 health points.

Otherwise, without the ability to provide backup, they would die even faster if they were surrounded and attacked again.

Take a detour to preserve your health, even if it's slower. Even if you have to go in circles, you must keep your health within a safe range!

Chen Mo checked his situation again; he still had ability points and regeneration bottles left.

While you're still in good shape, make the most advantageous decision quickly.

Thinking this, Chen Mo turned to look at another route. This route was longer and required jumping over plank roads several times, but it was better because the road was narrow and there were more skeleton archers than longswordsmen.

It's it!

Having made up his mind, Chen Mo spotted the location of the plank road, jumped down, and began to circle around it.

Keep close to the wall and walk slowly.

While the narrow road is a good counter to the skeleton swordsmen, it also brings the risk of falling off the cliff.

Chen Mo was on edge; he couldn't afford to suffer another stab from the skeleton spearmen here.

Chen Mo chuckled as he saw another skeleton archer with his back to him.

You want me to try the same trick a second time?

It's ridiculous!

I can tell you're hiding in the corner as soon as I look at you.

Chen Mo suddenly thrust his sword towards the corner, but it struck the cliff face instead of any skeleton monsters or skeleton spearmen.

Ok?

No traps?

No way, did we really encounter a stupid skeleton archer?

As Chen Mo was thinking, a sound suddenly came from above.

Almost instinctively, he raised his shield, and the next moment a skeleton swordsman gracefully leaped down from above, slashing directly at Chen Mo's head.

Chen Mo was startled; the emotion was hidden on it!

He raised his shield to block, and before the skeleton swordsman could land, Chen Mo stepped forward to block him and slashed at its head with his sword.

The skeletal swordsman was slashed off the plank road, emitting a series of shrieks, before disappearing completely.

Only then did the skeleton archer, who had been feigning ignorance, turn around and begin firing in rapid succession.

But Chen Mo rushed up to it right away.

The sword, imbued with soul-stirring flames, slashed down the creature, releasing two gold coins.

Chen Mo slowly picked up the gold coins, thinking to himself: Luckily I reacted quickly, otherwise I would have been ambushed again today.

These skeleton monsters are not to be underestimated; they not only know how to perform tricks, but they're quite good at them. If you simply treat them as monsters, you'll be at a great disadvantage.

Continuing forward, Chen Mo became even more cautious.

The further down you go, the more cunning the skeletons seem to become, and they even start using simple combo attacks.

For example, two or three skeleton spearmen would block the only way around the corner and then stab together.

This fighting style made Chen Mo feel extremely uncomfortable. Helpless, he had no choice but to use Blood Energy again, and then use Blood Control Slash to cut down one of the skeleton spearmen, creating an opening in the formation, before he could take them down one by one.

About half a day later.

Chen Mo was finally about to reach the bottom of the cliff. He was hiding in a small cave, and two corpse dogs beside him were rapidly turning into mud.

Looking down, the drop is only about a hundred meters. The last path leading to the bottom of the cliff is somewhat broken and requires extra caution.

Chen Mo's health was down to only 42 points, which was extremely dangerous. He had no choice but to drink a regeneration potion to restore his health to 72.

He still has two ability points left, not because he used blood energy, but because he recovered them on his own during this time.

He also had to fight back several times on the way. One of the most dangerous times was when a skeleton swordsman ambushed him from behind a wall and almost chopped him off a cliff.

Fortunately, he remained on high alert and at the last moment activated his counterattack, forcefully deflecting the opponent's deadly blade; otherwise, he would probably have already fallen to his death.

Who would have thought there was a hidden wall on the cliff face, and monsters hiding inside it?

However, after dealing with the skeleton swordsman, Chen Mo also found some good stuff inside the hidden wall.

There was a corpse inside that had been dead for who knows how many years. The bones hadn't turned into a monster; they just lay there quietly.

There were some supplies next to the body, including a leather water bag.

It's amazing that this thing is still intact after all these years.

Chen Mo tried it out, and it worked and didn't leak. He was very satisfied.

If you were to use gold coins to draw it, who knows how much you'd have to spend to get it. Getting something for free is undoubtedly the most exciting thing.

Chen Mo rested for a moment against the wall before looking down again.

Upon arriving at this point, the monster had clearly changed again.

Skeletons and skeleton archers have largely disappeared; in their place are new combinations of skeleton shield bearers, skeleton longsword bearers, and skeleton spearmen.

Skeleton Greatshieldman: 36 HP.

Skill 1: Shield Charge, damage 10, stun.

Skill 2: Hold the line, defense 5.

Skill 3: Immortal, requires two kills.

Chen Mo felt a chill run down his spine when he saw the giant square shield that the skeleton was holding, which was as tall as a person. These skeleton monsters had even formed a patrol formation.

Three or four skeletons move together, and there are almost no lone ones.

In the middle was a man with a shield, two swordsmen a little further back, and even some spearmen at the very back.

With this formation, taking them down would probably require a lot of damage.

Most importantly, that skeleton shield bearer also has a stun effect.

As long as he took the dizziness pill, Chen Mo felt that he could be tortured to death by the other spearmen and swordsmen.

These things combined are actually more troublesome than elite monsters.

At least killing elite monsters is rewarding, whether it's dropping cards, potions, or even a lot of gold.

But what about them?

Can they play cards?

The more Chen Mo looked at it, the more troublesome it seemed. It was really troublesome.