Drow warriors were different from human warriors. They had their own unique training methods. The biggest feature of this training method was that the warriors trained not only had the physique and strength of a warrior, but also the superb agility of a rogue.
Drow warriors did not use shields, long handles, or large weapons. Their weapons were generally heavy dual swords or dual swords. Drow's martial arts could be said to be the perfect combination of strength and speed. Their dual swords and dual swords could maintain a powerful lethality at extremely high speed.
There was a saying in Chinese martial arts called Dual Sword Watch. Because the arms could not help the body to maintain balance when wielding the swords with both hands, the footwork of the feet became extremely important. The position of the feet not only helped to adjust the position of the swords and exert the power of the dual swords, but also helped the body to maintain balance.
It could be said that most of the strength of a dual swordsman was in their footwork.
The spider sneaked behind a Bear Goblin, pounced on him from behind, and bit the back of the unlucky guy's neck. This spider was obviously highly poisonous. After the Bear Goblin fell, it immediately stopped breathing.
When Drow warrior not far away saw the spider, he turned his hands and pulled out the dual swords on his back. His body moved and he had already raised his speed to the highest. His speed was like an arrow, but his feet were light and silent, giving people a very contradictory feeling.
This Drow warrior did not rush to the spider directly. He circled from the side to the back of the spider in an arc, then cut into the battle circle, and removed one of the spider's legs with the first slash.
With one leg missing, the spider's movements were immediately limited, and it could not keep up with Drow's speed. As a result, Drow warrior cut off one leg at a time. In a moment, the spider was cut into a legless meatball, and finally, its head was cut off by Drow.
From the time Drow attacked to the time he cut off the spider's head, it only took a short ten seconds. His feet were like the wind, and his swords were like lightning. Although the swords were fast, they were stable and accurate!
Feng Chou felt a chill run down his spine when he saw this. This kind of dual saber technique, in Feng Chou's eyes, was simply amazing. He might not even be able to block a single saber strike!
Seeing how powerful Drow was as a warrior, Feng Chou even doubted whether Simon, a Level 6 warrior, could be a match for an ordinary Level 5 Drow.
Drow's martial arts were actually developed to deal with the special war environment of the Underdark.
Although this martial art was powerful, it was difficult to use it in a large-scale battle. Moreover, it was very difficult to train. Only creatures like Drow, who had a lifespan three times that of humans, had enough time to train and master it.
Feng Chou had Qiankun Pagoda confirm it over and over again before he reluctantly believed that other than his high agility, this terrifying Drow was really just a fifth level warrior.
A fifth level warrior, to Drow, was just the lowest level of warrior cannon fodder.
Among the Drow, only those who were above Level 5 were considered qualified warriors of Drow. If a Drow did not have the talent of a priest or a mage, and could not successfully reach the level of a Level 5 warrior before reaching adulthood, he would be regarded as a disgrace to his family and thrown into the arena.
After confirming that this terrifying Drow was just a Drow warrior of the lowest level, Feng Chou, who was originally full of confidence, became a little depressed and fearful.
Simon's expression did not change much. He should have already known that Drow was powerful.
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Along the way, the slave team encountered several more attacks. For example, a monster that looked like an octopus, with a thin membrane between its wrists, could glide silently in the cave.
When this monster attacked, it would quietly glide to the top of the prey's head and release a dark spell to cover the target. Then, it would jump down from the top of the head and use its wrists and membrane to cover the entire prey, using its wrists to strangle the prey to death.
There was also a type of spider that could shoot spider webs. This type of spider was larger than the previous ones that could move stealthily. It could shoot a spider web with a diameter of three meters at its prey from more than twenty meters away, trapping the prey. The spider web was very strong, and even the thick-skinned Bear Goblin could not rely on its own strength to break free after being trapped in the web.
After the web-shooting spider trapped the prey with its web, it would pounce on the prey and inject venom. The venom would completely paralyze the prey, but it would not kill the prey. It would then pull the paralyzed prey back to its nest and store it as dry food.
If the stealthily moving spiders and web-shooting spiders were troublesome, then the third type of spider they encountered was a disaster.
This type of spider was slightly larger than the web-shooting spider. Including its legs, it was about the size of a round table that could seat seven or eight people. Its body was gray in color and had black veins.
This type of spider could not move stealthily or shoot webs, but seeing them appear, Drow and the others were extremely nervous. Without hesitation, they rushed forward with the Bear Goblin.
As the battle began, Feng Chou realized that the spiders' carapaces were extremely hard. Even when the Bear Goblin's mace smashed into them, it did not cause much damage.
Moreover, the spiders were extremely strong. The Bear Goblin was like a woman in front of them, pouncing on them easily.
What was even more frightening was that the spiders did not appear alone. There were six of them at the same time.
The two groups of Drow's guards spent a lot of effort to kill the six spiders, at the cost of eight Bear Goblin lives.
In the chaos, Simon told Feng Chou that the spiders were called iron-striped spiders. They were a relatively common type of monster in the Underdark.
Under Feng Chou's questioning, Simon told Feng Chou that the monster that attacked them at first was called a throat-locking monster. Although it was not very strong, it was very troublesome because this monster could hide its body heat and hide from night vision.
The octopus-like monster was called the Shadow Beast. It was also a very troublesome monster in the Underdark. Like the throat-locking monster, they could hide from night vision.
The stealthily moving spiders were called steel-haired spiders. The thick bristles on their bodies allowed them to sense slight vibrations in the air. They could determine the size and type of living creatures dozens of meters away from them based on the vibrations in the air and the ground. In addition, they had a stronger ability to move in the shadows than rogues. This made them the natural enemy of underground creatures like the throat-locking monster and the Shadow Beast that could hide from night vision.
The spiders that shot webs were called web-shooting spiders.
Simon told Feng Chou that in addition to spiders, the various lizards in the Underdark were also very scary.
In the following journey, Feng Chou soon saw the power of the lizards in the Underdark.
For example, there was a small lizard that could shoot its tongue more than ten meters away. This lizard was called the Arrow Tongue Lizard. The tip of its tongue had an awl-like horny body.
The speed at which the Arrow Tongue Lizard shot out its tongue was very shocking. Even with Feng Chou's extraordinary reaction speed, he could not see how it shot out its tongue, let alone dodge it.
The tip of the Arrow Tongue Lizard's horny tongue was very hard and sharp. Under high-speed ejection, it could easily penetrate the thick plate armor on the Bear Goblin.
Its tongue carried a lot of harmful bacteria. The Bear Goblin that was shot by it quickly lost its ability to move and was abandoned in the cave by its companions.
There was also a large lizard called the Limestone Lizard. It was more than three meters long and could move freely on the walls of the cave. It had rough skin and thick flesh. It was very strong and was quite fierce.
This lizard was also the ideal all-terrain mount in the Underdark.
These monsters were very common in the Underdark. There were many of them and they were widely distributed.
Simon gave Feng Chou this conclusion. There was no safe place in the Underdark.