Undead Wizard (3)

Alex sent someone to inform Li Weier to exchange prisoners. Inger was originally worried that the other party would kill the envoy unexpectedly, but the other party's intention was very clear. He agreed to the exchange and probably was waiting for this opportunity.

The two sides set a time and waited at the front line of the battle.

It was a cloudy day, and the west wind was unusually damp.

Inger and Alex, leading a group of soldiers and wizards, were ready to fight.

On the other side, a rough glance revealed that there were knights of level seven or eight in the front, and more than a dozen of them. The usable dragons did not fly away, but stayed in the back. They were probably frightened by Qiu Nie's many strategies against dragons and did not dare to act rashly.

Not a single wizard from Levitra was seen.

When Inger and Alex saw this, they both smiled.

Wu Rui raised his head and said, "He's really not here."

Alex said, "Contact Cheryl."

Wu Rui took out the nameplate hanging on his chest and injected magic into it: "Cheryl, how are you doing?"

Cheryl's voice came out, "Brother! My people found their wizard, and he is here!" Then she immediately reported a coordinate.

Soon, it was time for the exchange. In the center of the open space where the two armies were facing each other, Alex and Elena approached each other.

"Are you interested in talking to me more, Elena?" Alex smiled gently.

Elena touched the sword at her waist and said with a smile: "When you beat me, maybe I will be interested in listening to you."

Alex nodded, as expected: "Yeah, that's how you are."

There was that familiar tone again.

Elena raised an eyebrow, and although she wanted to ask him if it was true that he had seen her before, she figured it would be the same to ask after the war was over.

Her curiosity could be satisfied later. It would obviously be more interesting that way.

Elena waved her hand, and the knights at the back pushed up a prisoner, who was the highest-ranking captured knight, Minna Searcy.

Inger saw him from behind and tightened his grip on his wand.

Alex looked at him carefully. Although his posture was not very good, there were not many intentional wounds on his body. They were probably left from the previous battle when he was captured.

Alex also waved his hand, asking his captives to come forward.

Elena called the man's name: "Nathan, how are you?"

The knight seemed a little ashamed and shook his head with a complicated expression.

He was the dragon rider who was captured before. He and his dragon were seriously injured. In the end, it was the wizard who healed him.

Alex had his shackles unlocked and pushed forward, "One for one, Dragon. There is no other way, unless you have someone of equal value to Dragon."

Elena bargained calmly: "Are a few dozen people enough to exchange for a dragon?"

Alex's eyes were filled with sharpness: "I'm just worried that you don't have enough people over there."

The battlefield was crowded with people, but the exchange process was unusually quiet.

Only the prisoners marched slowly in a line. Alex and Elena stood in the middle, neither side dared to act rashly.

In the end, there were indeed dozens more ordinary soldiers on Li Wei'er's side.

Elena looked at him provocatively, and seeing that, Alex gave her a cold smile.

"Bring the dragon here."

The sleeping dragon was pushed over in a huge cage.

Elena breathed a sigh of relief when she saw that the wounds on the dragon had disappeared. She then looked in the direction of Inger and said with a fake smile: "The wizards over there are really thoughtful. They even healed the enemy army."

She had just seen that the captives' wounds had healed perfectly.

But considering that most of the soldiers' injuries were caused by the other side, she felt an indescribable disgust.

Alex's smile froze on his face, and his eyes were instantly covered with a layer of shadow.

Elena looked at him and couldn't help laughing: "Does he still need your protection? He obviously won't die even if he is killed several times."

Alex said coldly: "Elena, don't make comments easily if you don't know anything."

Although Elena said it on purpose just now, when she looked at Alex's eyes, she didn't know why, so she put away her smile.

She turned to Long and thought, he is obviously an enemy, why is he pretending to be so familiar with him?

Seeing her men returning safely, Elena counted in her mind and drew her sword as she turned her head.

Along with her, a group of knights followed behind her as they drew their swords.

However, what she saw was Alex's dull smile.

Elena subconsciously turned her gaze behind him, and her heart suddenly sank.

The wizard is gone!

Alex slowly drew out his sword, and the smile suddenly disappeared from his eyes.

He said, "Elena, have you always wanted to know why we are always one step ahead of you?"

Elena's eyes sank.

Because there were only enemies in front of him, the last trace of smile on Alex's mouth disappeared: "Just do it your way, and I will tell you when we win."

The next second, the two swords collided!

Elena felt a heavier force from the sword than in the previous times.

She keenly captured the true nature of that excess force.

She gritted her teeth and laughed: "You are very angry, young master? Take it out on me, be careful not to cut your own flesh."

The two groups converged and clashed, like waves that had temporarily separated colliding again.

In a forest near the front-line camp in Chunie.

Inger landed on the grass with a petite wizard.

"Cheryl."

Cheryl came out from the bushes as soon as she heard Inger's voice.

She stretched out one hand, handed a magic stone to Inger, and pointed to the sky above the camp.

"The light just disappeared for a while. I checked and the wizards should be there now."

Inger held the magic stone in his hand and injected magic power into it. A thin line of light, pale golden in color, shot out from it, which was difficult to distinguish with the naked eye.

The straight line of light stretched to infinity.

However, they were sensitive to magic and could directly observe that the light was interrupted at one point.

However, the next moment, the light resumed.

Cheryl raised her gun and aimed at that direction and said, "They found it."

Inger put away the magic stone and calmly extended his wand.

"Michelle, do you remember what I told you?"

Michaelica held the water-attribute magic stone in her hand and nodded, saying, "Magic is the realization of ideas."

The Dawn Wand suddenly lit up, and a huge gravity magic circle opened above the camp.

At the same time, a huge floating water appeared in the air.

The water did not fall but gathered and floated in the air.

Cheryl and a group of observing snipers couldn't help but put down their guns.

Even with the naked eye, the water curtain is astonishing in size.

However, the clear and transparent water was not restrained by gravity and fell to the ground. Instead, it seemed to have life, floating in the air and rapidly swallowing up the seemingly empty space.

It was like a huge, living monster made of pure water.

At this moment, Cheryl realized that the huge gravity array below was not the one that Inger usually used to increase gravity against the enemy, but the exact opposite, the one that eliminated gravity.

Amid the crazy attacks of the two high-level wizards, in the blink of an eye a huge water ball appeared over the camp.

Because it was just a simple magic to form water, there was no need for any complicated spells or formations, and even the magic power was not as much as one might imagine.

Some powerful wizards can attack with condensed water.

However, the water ball in front of him didn't seem to have any offensive power.

It just waved in the air in an irregular shape.

Michaelica held the magic stone tightly and asked, "Did he escape?"

Inger shook his head slowly. "They are in there. Hold on, don't let up."

His detection sense told him that it was inside.

Michaelica took a deep breath and stared at the water ball.

Cheryl also looked through the scope. With her top vision among knights, she saw tiny bubbles coming out of the clear water ball.

At this moment.

Several figures that were invisible just now suddenly emerged from the water ball. They were the wizards of Livil who were struggling painfully because of drowning.

The other snipers, who had not been informed of the details of the plan, were stunned.

Michaelica clutched her chest, her excitement overwhelming her.

Inger looked at them calmly.

Covering his mouth, his face flushed, his eyes bulging, his limbs struggling helplessly in the water, his expression of pain as if he was about to die.

Inger recalled the same feeling, a feeling he had experienced himself.

Even now, he still experiences it again from time to time in his dreams.

He thought that perhaps it was because he had experienced it himself that he could be so calm when he took action now.

Michaelica's face gradually turned pale, but she didn't relax her magic power. She just stretched out a hand and tugged at the corner of his clothes: "Is it... okay?"

Inger smiled soothingly and ordered, "Shoot."

Michaelica was startled.

Bang bang bang bang bang bang!

Countless gunshots shook the sky, and the birds flew away in fright.

The magic stone in Michaelica's hand fell to the ground. She sat on the ground and stared blankly into the sky.

The water ball dispersed instantly and floated in the air, forming a thick mist.

Instead, there were countless splashes of blood.

The gravity circle did not disappear, and the drowning wizard was hit by the insulated bullet and floated in the air along with the flowing blood.

Although Michaelica knew about the plan and had experienced casualties in war, this was the first time she had faced such a one-sided massacre.

The snipers shooting over there stopped unconsciously after the first round of shooting.

Inger reached out and took Michaelica by the hand. "Calm down and help me put them down. We'll have to treat them later."

Michaelica's cheeks faded to a dismal white.

She only knew that none of the dozens of wizards could escape.

The snipers trained by Qiu Nie's side are all good at accurate shooting, but they may accidentally hit the wizard's vital points.

After roughly treating the seriously injured wizards, Inger asked Michaelica to cast another layer of sleeping spell on them and put on an isolation lock.

A sniper asked curiously: "Why are these wizards here?"

Inger explained: "Their purpose is to set up a barrier formation for the camp. Since they can't get in, they won't let others in."

This method is actually quite good. The great wizard of Levi's is good at magic of movement and defensive barriers.

When most of the combat forces have left the camp, this move can have a turning point strategic effect.

In the previous life, they used this method to make a feint to the east and attack in the west, and finally captured Alex and others in one fell swoop.

After all, the defense net required more than a hundred magic stakes to build, but the wizards of Liweier were able to build a blockade array of similar size in a short period of time to cover it. Their magic level was no joke.

Inger was able to successfully design an ambush and capture these wizards in advance simply by taking advantage of the information gap between past and present lives and the early preparations.

Inger patted Michaelica on the shoulder and asked, "Are you feeling better?"

Michaelica took a deep breath, held the wand tightly in one hand, and placed the other hand on Inger's palm: "I'm sorry, I lost my composure. Let's go."

There are still a few wizards and knights left here, and they are responsible for transporting the captured wizards. Except for those with fatal injuries, Inger did not use too much magic power to treat them personally, and it would take some time to remove the insulating bullets.

According to a rough estimate, these wizards should account for most of the wizards that Li Weier can currently dispatch.

Inger retained 70% to 80% of the magic power for himself.

He held Michaelica's hand and said in a deep voice, "Next, it's time to go dragon hunting."