"Let's go, now." Panis lurked in the bushes with his eyes closed, stretching his right hand backwards, and bent his fingers one by one. When the fifth finger was also bent and his right hand finally clamped into a fist, he suddenly opened his eyes and shouted in a low voice: "Thirty seconds, the fastest speed."

As soon as the words were finished, a few figures jumped out of the woods behind Panis like arrows. Everyone was lying low, and their upper body was completely hidden in the shrubs. Unless they looked down from a high place, they could only see the shrubs swaying slightly, and they could not see the fast moving figures in it. On the tall canopy, several monkeys looked down at the moving crowd below, and screamed as harshly as ever. In similar scenes, monkeys could see almost every day, but the creatures hiding in the monkey's eyes today were more special, just walking with their feet.

"Quick, hurry up." Only Panis did not move, and was still lurking in the bush, his eyes narrowed into a line, and his mouth kept urging: "Fifteen seconds, hurry up, Vivian worked harder, Lina helped the deer's head and fell out of her backpack. Ten seconds, there was no time left. Corneda, don't drag it behind, rush forward, five seconds, OK, it's my turn."

It took Pannis a while to wait until the last person arrived at his destination. It took the others twenty seconds to complete the distance. After Pannis expanded his speed, he had already reached the other people in less than five seconds. A few dozen meters ahead of the bushes was a dry river channel. I don’t know why there was no one in the river channel, leaving only deep riverbeds and smooth stones covered with riverbeds. Pannis slid all the way to the bottom of the riverbed at the last moment, making a victory gesture to the others: "It was just right, and I have seen them return."

"The calculation is very accurate." Flar lay on the bank of the river and poked out half of his head, peering at the location where everyone was just now. A group of crawling creatures slowly entered the field of view, and occasionally used their tails to whip the shrubs around them. This group of creatures is very similar to crocodiles, slightly taller than ordinary crocodiles, with a hard outer skin green, and it is difficult to see clearly when mixed in the jungle. Compared with ordinary crocodiles, their biggest difference is their limbs and tails. The claws are much sharper than crocodiles, their limbs are much more flexible, and their tails are also more powerful than crocodiles. When used to beat, you can easily break a tree with a diameter of one meter.

There are about 17 or 8 creatures in this group, which should be a big family. The largest one is as long as four meters long and the smallest one is less than one meter, as if it was just born.

"It's indeed a jungle crocodiles." Flar looked for a while and returned to the bottom of the river. He nodded to Panis and said, "How long will it take?"

"Three minutes of transition time." Panis took out the timer and calculated it, and answered affirmatively: "If you take the next action in three minutes and eighteen seconds, you will have no problem."

"No problem." Catherine responded on behalf of the girls: "But is it really okay for us to hide in a river so close to them? It's a few dozen meters away, even if the sound can be hidden from them, the smell will not work."

"Jungle crocodiles are very, very lazy creatures," explained Flartipanis. "The way they hunt is to lie in the bushes, use the camouflage color of the outer skin to conceal themselves to ambush prey, and wait for the prey to be sent to their mouths. As long as the prey is a little farther away, they are too lazy to hunt. So they usually have no threat, but now it just happens that their hatching period is over, and the new jungle crocodiles are following them. At this stage, they will become extremely violent and attack all creatures that can be attacked without distinction. However, this indiscriminate attack is limited to their field of vision, and it is safe to avoid their vision."

"No wonder I chose to hide in the dry river." Catherine said thoughtfully: "But will this habit be used by other monsters and lurk in the river and ambush them in turn?"

"They are not fools either. You can go up and look at their paths to understand. In addition to ambushing their prey every day, they will patrol their territory, that is, the bush belt every about an hour." Flar said: "During the inspection, they will choose to stay away from places with heights and drops, so that they will not be ambushed by enemies hiding in the river. Even if they are really ambushed, they are not afraid. The skins of these creatures are stronger than your fighting shields. It is not easy to hurt them."

"Stop chatting." Panis had been listening to the sounds in the distance with his eyes closed, and then clapped his hands without any concern at all that he was alarmed by the jungle crocodiles dozens of meters away. He said to everyone: "The situation has changed, thirty-four seconds earlier than the expected time, so it's time to prepare now."

"Are you going to start?" Flar's thin eyebrows frowned and said with some concern: "If you are more than thirty seconds ahead, then the next few steps..."

"Don't worry, my plan is ready for a time error within a minute." Panis shook his head and said, "Don't worry, it's a fool to make a time card every minute when making a plan. I won't make such a low-level mistake."

"Kyle is Kyle." Konada stood on tiptoe and patted Panis on the shoulder, raising his thumbs up and praised: "You are still so reliable after not seeing you for more than a hundred years. It feels so comfortable to take risks with you. You don't need to worry about any difficulties at all. You can solve all problems in the simplest and most accurate way."

"No one can solve all the problems." Panis froze, and sighed and said, "Even a god can't do it, let alone I'm just a mortal. Okay, prepare to start and remember the previous plan. We don't have time to adjust this time, and we need to complete three steps at once."

"You can set off at any time." Everyone made a confirmation gesture to Panis, indicating that they were ready. Panis stared at the timer with his eyes tightly, but his ears were slid, which was a sign that he applied his hearing to the extreme. After counting down silently, Panis suddenly waved his hand: "Get off."

This time, led by Flar, everyone did not hide their figure, but followed the queen tightly, as if they were afraid of being slowed down for a second. Because everyone had already heard clearly, a thunderous roar came from a distance.
Chapter completed!