I, the wizard, the foolish Buddha.

Chapter 12 Hide and keep calm!
Faced with the dilemma of having to choose between the fish and the bear's paw, Roland sighed deeply. He poured himself a glass of water and walked to the window.

He planned to appreciate the moonlight outside the window (choose A first) and relax himself.

Then, take a hot bath (choose B again) and relax.

I don't know if this way, I can inspire both inspirations.
Roland was lost in thought as he drank some water and looked out the window. Suddenly, he seemed to see something outside the window, and his expression changed drastically.

I don’t know what he saw, but he was so scared that he lost his mind and jumped into the big basin of warm bath water used by his mentor without even taking off his clothes.

After a while, there was a slight noise from the door of the cabin.

creak
The wooden door was quietly opened a crack, revealing a fist-sized eye.

This eye was beautiful, glittering like amber, but a closer look revealed that her pupil was unusually small, like a wheat awn. The owner of the eye seemed to be in an abnormal state.

Squeak.
The wooden door was carefully opened, and then a huge figure flashed in front of the door, and then a huge object appeared on the beam.

Fortunately, Katherine used magic to reinforce the cabin, otherwise it would have collapsed. Annabinar was even more terrifying, weighing between half a ton and a ton! Heavier than most bears!
But her body was unusually well-proportioned, looking like a giant kitten squatting on the beams, or rather, like a three-meter-tall night elf.

Her face was completely different from Nar's. She didn't have scary fangs or a thick nose, but was very delicate and beautiful. However, her forehead was covered with a bunch of deformed small tumors.

These deformed small tumors on her head seemed to be the root cause of her illness.

This disease has caused some intellectual impact on her, making her behave like a child in her daily life.

When the disease occurs, the patient will become extremely bloodthirsty and manic.

Blood was oozing from the corners of her mouth, as if she were chewing something, and from the bloody feathers clinging to the corners of her mouth, it seemed as if she had swallowed an unlucky owl.

Earlier, when Roland was standing at the window, he happened to witness Anna catching an owl.

The owl was standing on a giant silver fir tree, about seven or eight stories high. But Anna jumped up from the ground, clapped her hands, and grabbed the owl from the treetop, then stuffed it into her mouth!
The whole process is like a cat eating a butterfly!
Now, the cat that was chewing the "little butterfly" was squatting on the beam, searching the house for some prey with dangerous eyes.

Roland was hiding in a tub of hot water, holding his breath. He had no doubt that he was the prey.

Roland has always had a fear.

This fear has been driving Roland and telling him to leave his mentor as soon as possible and never come back.

Roland had always believed that the fear in his memory came from his mentor, Catherine. But today, he discovered that he was wrong.

His fear came from the 'cat wizard'. From the 'cat wizard' who had climbed over the castle wall, broken into his room, and carried him away three months ago!
Just now, when he saw the figure catching the owl outside the window, Roland recalled the fear that once dominated him.

The cat wizard. This was what Roland feared the most. He had always thought it was his mentor's transformed form.

But in fact, he was wrong.

The townspeople were all wrong.

The 'Cat Wizard' was never Katherine, it was Anna!
The mentor raised two "trolls" - Gnar is Gnar and Ana is Ana.

But she deliberately confused people and made them think that she only had one 'troll'.

During the day, Roland had already witnessed the horror of Nar.

This Anna, the real Anna, gave Roland a more terrifying feeling than Nar!
Facing Nar, Roland felt palpitations.

But when facing Anna Roland, he was shaking all over!
Fortunately, Roland got into the bucket in advance, otherwise, Anna would have sneaked into the cabin today, hung on the beam, and killed Roland in a close-range attack!

As a high-level swordsman, Roland felt completely powerless in front of Anna, and didn't even have a chance to escape, like a mouse encountering a cat.

Roland was completely baffled in the bucket. He thought to himself, "Catherine is definitely just a senior apprentice. There's absolutely nothing wrong with this! But, how could a senior apprentice raise two such terrifying creatures?! This doesn't make sense!"
"If I had known this earlier, I would have known this was her hidden card. How could I have guessed it!"
"Heaven wants to kill me!"

Roland believed that if the kitten on the beam found him hiding in the bucket, it would fish him out like a little mouse, and then press him under its body and play with him like a cat plays with a mouse.

But on the other hand, if I can use a suitable magic
Roland's body is no match for Anna's, but if he can use the right magic, he might have a chance of survival.

Therefore, as long as Roland seizes the opportunity, he may be able to break the deadlock and defeat Anna—Anna has no rationality, she is a big cat, a beast! Mind Blast is particularly effective against her!

But he needs the right time.

Roland was waiting for this opportunity, waiting for the chance in grief and anger.

Now there's good news: hiding in hot water actually works! Anna actually hasn't discovered herself yet!

With her current level of intelligence, she would not notice anything abnormal about the hot water bucket in a short time, so as long as she could keep her composure, she would be able to wait for that opportunity.

Keep calm. Roland has always been able to keep calm.

But the key is that he can't hold his breath any longer!

(End of this chapter)