When Renard heard Allen's answer, he did not vaguely and explained the inside story to him.

"The reason is very simple. I'm not inside because Abbott's injury is not serious."

Allen frowned when he heard this, "Wait a moment, didn't you say that you were seriously injured before? Why is it now that you are not seriously injured? What's the trouble?"

Renard was not upset and continued, "It is true that what I said was serious, but it is true that his injury was not serious."

He seemed a little proud and laughed as Alan was confused.

However, when he felt Alan's sharp gaze as sharp as a blade, he immediately stopped the idea of ​​continuing to show off and honestly explained the reason.

"Is Abbott's injury serious? It's really serious. His muscles and bones are broken and his internal organs are damaged. That is, the strong vitality of the extraordinary person has suffocated his life. Otherwise, if it were an ordinary person, he would probably have died on the spot."

Allen nodded in agreement.

Indeed, even the extraordinary people who are a spellcaster have a much greater vitality than ordinary people and have risk resistance that is incomparable to ordinary people.

But even so, Abbott was so seriously injured that he could imagine how fierce the attack the opponent received.

I heard that this has been a hurry to protect and eliminate the situation. I can't imagine what it would have been like if Abbott took those attacks without any precaution.

Dust, powder, and all may be possible.

"But that's all. Although Abbott's injury is serious, it is only limited to his body, and it is still the most basic injury."

"Let me say that, Abbott's injury was as if he was hit by a speeding steam train. It looked serious, but it did not involve a deeper and more mysterious level."

"Let's say that, the other party's arrangement is quite famous. We use magic crystal cannons engraved with multiple enchantments to aim at us, accurately capture possible weaknesses and be ready to attack at any time."

"I have to say that this is a very reasonable and correct arrangement in terms of tactics."

"And, because the opponent's magic crystal cannon was much more unexpected, it surrounded us to a great extent, blocking our possible escape and counterattack methods, so that we could not find a way to break the deadlock for a while."

"But it is obvious that dead objects are dead objects after all, and they do not have enough resilience."

"So, they seemed a little slow in response to Renard's outbreak, and did not complete the blockade in time, allowing us to escape."

But at this time, Renard's face suddenly turned dark, "Of course, I guess the other party has predicted this, so he was prepared for it, and Abbott was injured because of this reason."

"Fortunately, the light column attacks at that time had not been much energy left after several weakenings, so Renard was able to survive."

Allen was a little confused, "No, according to your statement, those magic crystal cannons are hard to say in other aspects, but their attack power should be able to reach the silver level."

"Otherwise, how could you be restrained by the other party?"

"That's right." Renard nodded.

"Then the question is, the six silver levels, even the attacks that make you afraid of, even after a hurry blockade, it is not something Abbott can stand, right?"

"That's the problem," Reinard replied with a smile.

Allen thought something, as if he had thought of something.

"The principle of the magic energy crystal cannon launching that level attack is very simple. It is to use a special method to detonate the standardized magic energy crystal block filled in, and burst out with terrifying power. Under the constraints and guidance of complex magic energy circuits, it burst out through the cannon barrel. In this process, it is supported by the enchantment effect activated by the free magic energy particles, so that the power of the magic light column cannonball reaches the silver level."

"It sounds simple, but it's really not easy to do this."

Renard grinned, with a little admiration in his tone.

After all, compared to Allen, as a spellcaster, he can better understand this kind of powerful technology.

However, Renard's sigh did not last long. The next moment, he continued in a meaningful tone, "But this also brought a problem."

"As a cannonball, the power of the magic light column has indeed reached the level of the silver level, but it is only pure power and has no additional effects."

Renard looked at Allen, and seemed to have no intention of pointing out the last piece of paper.

Allen was silent for a while and spoke slowly, "That is, their means have no other effect in pure energy supply."

"And, because its shells are essentially explosive standard magic energy crystal blocks, those magic light columns are just high-purity magic particle restraints, and their power is essentially not as good as the magic power and fighting energy of the silver-level level."

Renard nodded with satisfaction, as if he had satisfied his idea of ​​being a teacher, "That's about it."

"The energy levels of those attacks meet the standards, but the energy is not solid and has great overflow and loss."

"And compared to the magic and fighting spirit that are of great use, it has extremely single use and can only burst out and be used as shells, and cannot perform more detailed operations."

"I guess this is also the reason why there are no other gains attached to those magic light columns."

Renard seemed to have some regrets about the use of this weapon, shook his head slightly, and then explained Allen's previous questions.

"So, it's almost the same with me or not."

"Abbott will not have any major problems if he has a little understanding of medical knowledge, understands some first aid methods, and supplemented with corresponding extraordinary medicines."

Allen knew almost everything about the inside story, but seeing that Austin and Acheson's conversation had not ended, he continued to chat with Renard.

"Then you can also go in. Isn't it good to let Abbott suffer less and reply faster?"

Allen said with a smile, but his tone was no longer as anxious and curious as before, just with some leisure to pass the time.

"You are really idle and don't have a back pain." Renard glanced at Allen without any worries.

"You don't know that except for the [Pastor] school that sects vitality and overdraws life potential in exchange for rapid recovery, our lineage has always advocated slow recuperation and nourishing the body and accumulating vitality."

"After all, although the overdraft potential can be compensated afterwards, if you do too much, it will eventually affect the origin of life."

Speaking of this, Renard's tone seemed a little disdainful, and his eyes were filled with complex and difficult-to-understand emotions. "We study life, understand life, and respect life."

"If it is not a last resort, we still tend to give assistance to allow the injured to recover with their own strength, rather than overdrawing the future potential to gain temporary speed."

"Of course, if we are on the battlefield or in some emergency situation, we do not object to doing this, but we will not advocate it after all."

Allen opened his mouth, as if he wanted to say something, but in the end he just listened to Renard's explanation and did not mean to interrupt.

Renard didn't know if he didn't notice it or did not take it seriously, so he continued to talk naturally and smoothly.

"Although Abbott's injury is serious, I don't need to take action. Acheson can handle it very well."

"Even if I go, if I don't use spells such as [Strong Recovery] and [Hurry Regeneration], the result will be no different."

"After all, Abbott's injury takes time to recuperate."

Hearing this, Allen suddenly realized something was wrong, and his tone was hesitant, "Long-term recuperation?"

"Um."

"How is this possible!"

Allen spoke a little anxiously, "Dalton should be on the way back. If Abbott did not return before he went back, then he would be exposed."

Renard nodded, not denying Allen's statement.

He naturally understood this point, and also understood Alan's anxiety at this moment.

After all, if Abbott did not return to the Augustus family in time before Dalton returned, then this would mean that the spy they were ambushing next to each other was exposed in advance.

It is true that Abbott will not be in any danger, and it can even be said to have taken the opportunity to leave the tiger's mouth.

But this also means that they have lost the corresponding source of information.

Even if you think more deeply, when Dalton discovered that even Abbott was theirs, the other party might immediately investigate the Augustus family, which would have a considerable impact on their plans.

Even though, Dalton hasn't been long.

But this is also a risk, a risk that their planning variables increase and their success rate decreases.

So, even if it is a bit inhumane or even a little indifferent and cold, Allen still said so.

Similarly, Renard was able to understand Allen's thoughts, so he did not show any surprise.

"Why didn't you tell me earlier? If that's the case, I can buy you more time!"

Allen looked at Renard, his tone mixed with three points of depression, and sighed weakly.

This is not a arrogant statement, but a mere effort that Allen can do.

After all, although Dalton has the help of [Immortal Scar], his own rank is only at the level of silver.

If you compare horizontally, you may be better than Reynard.

Of course, this is compared with Renard before he gained benefits from entering the Augustus family's secret library, because when Allen and Dalton were fighting, he didn't know that Renard had a further opportunity.

But now, the two are about 55. But this is the result of eliminating external forces beyond the level.

After all, if there are no restrictions, Dalton's can completely defeat people with power.

The golden-level magic tool is so fragrant.

Allen glanced at Renard calmly, with a rough measure in his heart.

Renard's spine chills, and he seems to feel a malice in the dark.

But when he explored carefully, he found nothing.

"Don't worry, why did we not consider this? We didn't ask you to delay time. Of course there is a reason."

Leaving the hallucinatory chill behind his head, Renard looked at Allen and said seriously.

Alan was stunned at first, and then suddenly realized.

Yes, it is really unlikely that two high-IQ superstars who rely on their brains to make a living have not considered this.

"So what?" Allen's tone was a little curious.
To be continued...