Chapter 207 Wood and Mushrooms
Kira didn't look like a noble from a principality at all. She walked into the mud and sand alone, not caring about the dust inside.
However, not long after, she rushed out again.
Kira looked around vigilantly, his arms transformed into daggers in front of him to protect himself.
But when the smoke cleared, she found no trace of Victor.
"Run away?" She was a little disappointed and put away the weapons in her hands.
The two swords turned into liquid and flowed down her arms into her sleeves, disappearing without a trace.
Kira's size did not change at all, and Thor couldn't tell where she had hidden such a huge weapon.
The cat stood up from behind the pile of junk.
When he saw the arrogant second-level wizard approaching, he quickly kicked the driver who was still curled up on the ground with his head in his hands. "Why is that second-level wizard, whose name I don't know, chasing you? Who are you?"
Thor quickly took out the name tag of the wizard tower apprentice and showed it to Kira, "Master Kira, I am an apprentice of the wizard tower. I came here for an outing and ran into him by accident. He seems to have been lurking here for a long time and has harmed many ordinary people and wandering wizards."
Kira glanced at Thor's name tag and curled his lips, as if he found it meaningless.
However, she immediately thought of something and smiled coldly, "Provoking a strange second-level wizard is no small matter. I will send you back to the wizard tower and let your tower master interrogate you."
As soon as she finished speaking, she raised her right hand and snapped her fingers.
When other people snap their fingers, it's the sound of flesh rubbing against each other, but when Kira snaps his fingers, it's the sound of metal hitting each other.
What she said left Thor speechless.
If he passively stepped into Victor's trap to provoke the other party, then what was Kira's behavior of repeatedly ignoring others and raising a big sword to fight? Provocation? To attract hatred?
But Kira is a second-level wizard after all, so Thor can't argue with her.
A huge bird fell from the sky.
When it was approaching the ground, Kira picked up the skinny Thor and jumped directly onto the back of the big bird with him.
The back of the big bird is not flat, and there is no saddle or other props for people to ride on.
Kira, however, could stand steadily on the bird's back.
And Thor behind her was in a miserable situation. He could only lie on it, grabbing the feathers with both hands to avoid slipping off the bird's back.
But the feather was so slippery that it did not hold any force at all.
No one knew what Kira in front was thinking. Apart from blocking the wind resistance from the outside, he just stood there stupidly without saying anything to help Thor.
Thor sighed, knowing that he could no longer count on this battle maniac.
He chanted a spell, using a less commonly used bonding spell to stick his buttocks and thighs firmly to the big bird's back, so that he could sit firmly and not fall off.
Only after he made sure he was sitting firmly did he feel like caring about others.
The driver seemed to be left behind again.
As the big bird was flying higher and higher, the driver's figure on the ground became smaller and smaller.
As the distance exceeded the limit of the communication spell, Thor could only wave at the driver on the ground, signaling him to go back to the tower by himself.
The latter watched helplessly as Thor abandoned him again and disappeared into the sky along with the terrifying second-level wizard.
The driver was a little worried about this kind-hearted young apprentice, but he also knew that he had no right to care.
He shook the mushrooms above his head, nimbly climbed over the fence and debris blocking the road, and walked towards the carriage parked under the eaves on the street.
The horses raised in the Wizard Tower were all excellent. Even though there had just been a huge earthquake, it only moved its hooves uneasily and did not run away in fear.
The driver stroked the horse's mane to calm it down, then jumped onto the driving seat and pulled the reins to turn the horse.
The chaos that just happened here made the entire Mosan town even quieter. No resident came out to watch the excitement. They all closed their doors and hid in their rooms.
The carriage ran smoothly out of the town and onto the country road leading to the wizard tower.
At the driver's feet, where the sundries were kept, was a small dusty jar.
As the vehicle shook, the jar could be heard from time to time making crisp sounds of coins colliding.
When the coachman left the town where Ralph Manor was located, the weather above the manor gradually cleared up, and the sun shone again, illuminating the Ralph Manor that had turned into ruins.
Suddenly, a piece of stone slab on the ground lifted up, and a hand stretched out from underneath it, struggling to lift the entire stone slab to the side.
A boy who looked younger than Thor crawled out from the ground, holding the most common small-sized witchcraft bag in his hand.
The pockets are bulging, and you can tell they contain a lot of stuff.
When he crawled out from underground, he was left with only his upper torso, with the cross section of his waist being a piece of wood.
If Thor were still here, he would definitely recognize that this boy is the student of the third-level wizard apprentice Kron, and the first-level apprentice named Swan.
But now Swann was no longer frightened and stupid as before, and his face had a very complicated expression.
After making sure that there was no one else around, Swan began to chant the spell skillfully.
As he chanted the spell, two thick branches grew out of his waist. They pushed up with force, replacing his legs and feet, and helped Swan stand up.
He breathed a sigh of relief and put the heavy bag on the ground with great effort, then wiped away the sweat that smelled of grass on his head.
Swann opened his pocket and took a look, and first saw a pile of fragments.
"Damn, it's broken again. This time it's broken so thoroughly that it can't be repaired. I wonder if the people who travel on land will recycle the waste."
But when he saw the magic crystals, gold coins, gems and several books under the wood fragments, he still grinned happily.
"We've made quite a lot today. It's more than enough to buy a new tutor... How about buying a female tutor this time?"
Swan licked his lips and fell into some kind of fantasy for a moment.
But when he saw the ruins around him, he suppressed his inappropriate excitement, closed his pocket, threw it on his back and carried it.
"Let's get out of here quickly. Two second-level wizards suddenly appeared. It's too scary! Fortunately, they are not interested in me, a third-level apprentice."
Thinking of Victor who lured him to the fourth floor of the castle, and the terrifying female witch who he had only heard of but never seen, Swan shuddered all over and quickly fled.
But when he ran to the end of the road and saw the small shabby house outside the fence, he remembered something.
"Damn it. When I was asking about the situation, I seemed to have given that old woman a gold coin. I'm suffering heavy losses now. I can't waste it like this."
Swann convinced himself and walked step by step towards the room where the old man at the intersection lived.
But when he got here, he found that the door was actually open a little.
This made Swann, who was always alert, feel a pang in his heart.
He carefully avoided the gap in the door and looked inside through the simple window next to it.
Swann's eyes widened at this sight.
The old woman inside was still sitting on the small stool, facing the door.
But her whole body was covered with white mushrooms, so densely packed that it looked very creepy.
Only a pair of slightly cloudy eyes were still exposed, looking towards the door with anticipation.
The pile of miscellaneous items behind the "mushroom" showed signs of being rummaged through, especially the old small jar containing gold and silver coins, which had disappeared.
Swan slowly backed away, and when he was ten meters away, he quickly cleaned himself up, fearing that he would be contaminated by something dirty.
"Someone struck first. Who is so greedy and shameless that he even robs ordinary people of their money?" He cursed in his heart, not daring to linger any longer, and quickened his pace to leave the street.
Now, there is no living person near the street where Ralph Manor is located.
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Kira's mount was flying very fast, but it was still slower than the speed when she came like thunder.
It was estimated that she was disturbed by Victor's big move at that time, so she turned on the "nitrogen acceleration" just in case.
"Thank you for saving me today." After breaking through the clouds, Thor finally found a chance to speak.
Kira didn't even turn his head, "Saving you was just a matter of convenience... Do you know what the second-level wizard's name is?"
So you only remembered to ask after you had beaten the guy away? (End of this chapter)
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