Even after following the group of goblins for three minutes, he didn’t do anything. When they finally reached almost 50 ters away from the village, he attacked them by trapping the goblins in a tal box.
Dum! Dum!
The sound of goblins beating the box rang throughout the area, but there was no one there to protect or save them. Dhruv quietly lifted the box from the ground with the help of magic and let it follow him.
He was moving the goblins because he didn’t have plans to start his experint there. After walking for a while, he finally reached a place he had already prepared.
The area in front of him was quite unique. First of all, there was a giant hole, 20 ters wide and 10 ters deep, in the ground.
The hole was deep enough so, that the goblins couldn’t escape from it. For whatever reason it was divided into two parts as well.
The second unique feature was the presence of two proteger sweet apple trees very close to that hole. Dhruv had purposely chosen this location because of the availability of these apple trees, as they were an important part of his experint.
As for how he had managed to dig that big hole in such a short amount of ti, he had used earth and fire magic to make the ground devoid of any moisture and then scooped it out with the help of tal magic.
Dhruv threw the goblins into the hole, but he didn’t start the experint right away. Instead, he walked back toward the village. After waiting for a few more minutes, another group of goblins erged.
He kidnapped this group of goblins as well and threw them into the hole. He continued to do this again and again, and after three hours of hard work, he had almost 100 goblins packed into the hole.
Fifty were on one side of the hole, while the other fifty were on the other side.
Finally satisfied with the number of goblins, Dhruv jumped into one side of the hole. The mont he landed, he surrounded himself with a tal layer so the goblins couldn’t attack him. He sticks to the west side of the wall and looks at the fifty-or-sothing goblin.
He had left an opening in front of his mouth and said the words,
"CHI." "CHI." "CHI."
He had built a small cylinder-shaped object that amplified his voice, causing it to ring throughout the left side of the hole.
The mont he said the word, all the goblins’ attention was captured, and they began to focus on his tal wall.
While they were focusing on the wall in front of them, sothing suddenly changed. The soil that had been soft and warm just a mont ago beneath their feet transford into sothing hard and cold.
The soil below their feet had turned into tal. This transformation was achieved with the help of Dhruv’s Mana Infusion skill. He had infused a layer of tal on top of the soil.
Observing this, all the goblins panicked once again, but they were unable to do anything. Anticipating sothing, they stared at the wall in front of them.
To their surprise, nothing happened, or to be exact, nothing happened in front of them. However, the sa couldn’t be said for the cold-hard tal below their feet.
Dhruv began to heat the tal sheet slowly. Goblins began to lift their feet in the air to protect themselves from the heat, but they were forced to put them down.
They tried to run into the far corner, but that didn’t bring any relief either. Every part of the ground was hot. In just a few seconds, cries of pain began to reverberate in the area.
Growl! Screech! Hooo!
So goblins were growling, so were screeching, while others used different sounds to express their pain. They used various expressions to show their suffering, but one thing was clear – they were in pain.
Dhruv was waiting for this exact mont. When he heard the sounds of their cries, he opened his mouth once again and began to repeat one word over and over again...
"CHI." "CHI." "CHI." "CHI."
Dhruv was continuously repeating the sa word over and over again as if he was trying to achieve sothing. But to his disappointnt, his words didn’t have any effect on the goblins.
Seeing that there wasn’t any result, he paused for a second to let them have a mont of peace. After waiting for a few seconds, he once again began to heat the tal, and this ti he had even increased the temperature by a few more degrees.
Growl! Screech! Hooo! Screech!
The cries of pain once again reverberated in the available little area.
He began to repeat the sa word once again. After a minute of doing that, he achieved... nothing. Giving them a few seconds to rest, he raised the temperature of the tal sheet once more.
Yet nothing happened.
After three more tries, he finally noticed a difference. When this ti the wave of heat passed through the tal, their cries were the sa, yet different at the sa ti.
Growl! Screech! Hooo! Screech! Chi! Chi!
Instead of their usual cries, so of them had used the word "CHI," to show their pain, which Dhruv had been saying for the past five minutes.
"Phew! Finally, a change. I had feared that this experint was as good as dead before even starting," he thought in his mind.
To reward them for finally saying the word, he lowered the temperature by one to two degrees. After rewarding them, he began the process once again.
After continuously doing this for ten minutes, the result finally ca. As the wave of heat passed through the tal sheet, a wave of cries followed as well.
Chi! Chi! Chi! Chi! Chi! Chi!...
Everyone continued to say the sa word, and Dhruv was satisfied. However, he didn’t stop there; he continued for another five minutes to ensure the word would beco ingrained in their minds.
When he was finally satisfied with this, he gave them a few animal corpses to eat, which he had caught, and then moved to the second part of the hole.
Looking at the hole from above, like a lord Dhruv whispers,
"Now it’s ti to learn a new word."
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