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This article is compiled from "Sailor Moon"
First of all, we must explain the background situation of the dungeon: in the dungeon, the crowd is in strife; there is a reason to split the earth, and there is no reason to follow the wind. The dungeon is perennially war-torn and ununified, and naturally there is no character who can command a certain class of the whole camp (Moriel is a special case). Of course, if a person who specializes in a particular class of soldiers submits to Moriel, then...
Cave people
Hell Cave Man
The Cavemen are humanoid monsters in some psychic stories, and in Inuyasha they are equal to the slave community of the dungeon. They have no eyes, they know things by smell and hearing; they are lazy by nature, and they work only when they are whipped. With the exception of a few outstanding heroes (Demak, Shaker, Erach, Jean, and Jaeger), this race is a mess, and the meaning of their lives is only to attack, attack, and then attack with a short spear in wartime, as well as carry the noble black dragon's poop during the armistice, and cultivate the famous dish of the dungeon - dragon mushroom!
Shakert
Shakette has no eyes, but is prescient on the battlefield—this is what the Biography says of Shakter, the Caveman. Admittedly, Shakter is a very talented general with skills of offensive + tactical. Offensive techniques are the instinct of cavemen warriors, not surprisingly; they can be tactical, that's not good, this is the national art of the dungeon! The Minotaur Lords are compulsory courses, and Shakert has even learned it, which is very promising! However, unfortunately, because he came from a slave race, he lacked self-confidence and prestige in his bones, so he could only exert his ability to those compatriots who did not have long eyes.
(Demak entered randomly, holding up a sign to show empathy: "Whoever hired me to lead, I will paste him money!") ”）
Eagle Banshee
Eagle Witch
The Eagle Banshees are known in Greek mythology for their greed and evil, and in English III, they live in dungeons – like swallows in old houses (all of them are mothers, how do they reproduce!). The author understands the clumsiness). The eagle banshee's attack method is different, even a little despicable, flying past the claws to grab, and then quickly flying back to the same place, as soon as it dips, never stays (this may be the characteristic of the eagle: swooping at a high altitude, grabbing the prey, quickly rising and flying away). The high-level Eagle Witch will use a pair of short knives, which will make the attack faster and fiercer, so that the enemy will not be able to fight back. "Rogues can do martial arts, and no one can stop them" is the most vivid portrayal of the eagle banshee.
Basileray
The Dungeon camp has a female human hero named Basil Ray, who is a "true beauty"—well, don't care about the details; the point is that she's good at dominating the Eagle Banshee. Why is she good at commanding the Eagle Banshee? Because she knows the bird language of the eagle banshee. So why does she know this kind of poultry language? Because she got lost in the doorway of her house (the home on the ground) when she was a child, she strayed into the tunnel and was found and adopted by an eagle banshee - "Ying San" Beast Child Dungeon Edition Outer Chapter!
However, Basil Ray's skill is leadership + scouting. Reconnaissance undoubtedly positions the Eagle Banshee as a flying reconnaissance unit – they are extremely lethal (similar to gargoyles) and fluctuate several times, indicating that their fighting is unprofessional. But what is the solution to leadership? Can you believe that the Eagle Banshee, known for her greed, wickedness, cowardice, and meanness, will teach Basileray how to boost the morale of her army? This, of course, comes from humans. Basileray volunteered to join the Nigun army when Erasia invaded Nikon, so her leadership skills would never have been learned in the Terran army. Well, there is another source, she is a human general in the Nigong army, which proves that humans still have considerable weight in the Nigong army (Nigong has many humans who have escaped from the above-earth world). After Joining the army, Basileray was cultivated by his human superiors...
Enlos has a stupid and crazy magician and scientist, Agar, who has created new creatures such as evil eyes and poisonous eyes. Then the madman was killed. The dungeon has a hero, Ajette, a male human, who carefully studies Aga's work (literature research, experimental reproduction) to create new breeds that are more suitable for combat. The above statement is derived from the Biography, which can be summarized to say that the evil eye and the poisonous eye are artificial creatures (so disgusting).
Evil Eye
Poisonous eyes
Evil Eyes and Poisonous Eyes can emit spiritual rays, and can also be attacked with tentacles, both near and far, and are the main long-range troops of the dungeon. While the improvers of these creatures are also good rulers, Ajette is not a student of archery, and his skills are leadership + resistance. Leadership stems from Enlos's wars—although the Biography does not say where Agette came from, in a world where there is no "online search of academic literature," he can only be studied if Enlos had seen Aga's inventions, and if he wasn't in the army, he wouldn't have thought of improving Agatha's "works" for combat.
Ajat
Ajette is a magician in the story (classified as an underground lord in the game), but unlike Warlock, he has a skill that the sorcerers "hate": resistance (a skill that has a significant side effect in the story - weakening the affinity for the four magical elements). In fact, resistance is the "material preparation" necessary for Agert to develop evil eyes and poisonous eyes: the newly created "eye" is violent and will radiate randomly, so we see the head of Ajette in the hero data, he almost put himself into a can; but this protection is far from enough, resistance and specially treated metal armor are indispensable "double insurance measures" for this research. If not, Emma and Aga (H2), known as the "Resurrection Scholar", were heroes of the same camp, so why wasn't It up to Emma to take over Aga's work? Nature is motivated by security considerations.
Ajette brought "eyes" to the dungeon camp, and thus completely lost the opportunity to become a powerful pure mage, which is probably the price that scientific research needs to pay.
Medusa
Queen Medusa
Medusa originates from a terrifying Greek myth: a beautiful girl who prides herself on surpassing the goddess in appearance and is very proud is retaliated against by the goddess, first becoming a snake-haired banshee who can petrify people, and then being attacked by an "adventurer" sent by the goddess, and finally the first rank is embedded in the shield of the goddess. (This goddess is so famous that I won't say who it is.) Poor Medusa... ）
Medusa in Ine-III is a group of Basilisks who use bows and arrows, but are better at hand-to-hand combat. As in mythology, their gaze has a petrifying effect, so no other race hero in the dungeon can be particularly good at dominating them (who dares to be close to them, humans and Minotaurs will be petrified, cavemen are slaves, and the Medusas are overwhelmed). And Medusa's own clan also has no heroes, it can be seen that the plot setting of "Ying III" still lacks real wisdom (I think it is also ah, if you are smart, how can a beautiful girl become a snake-haired banshee, how can it be awarded for no reason). All in all, Medusa is in the dungeon camp, but no one will easily offend them.
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