Kobold Wizard's Journal

Chapter 70 Different and Similar

Doesn't this also indirectly prove that the knowledge world is real, and the speculation that this city is connected to the knowledge world is correct, and his seven magic stones were not wasted.

Now, Ruger could only think this way: perhaps the world of knowledge was even more terrifying than described, making those wizards afraid to enter the city, or even to appear near it. Or perhaps, the things in the city were outdated, and the wizards had made more discoveries and achievements, making it not worth the risk.

However, if it was really because of the world of knowledge, then he should be the least knowledgeable among these wizard apprentices, right? Wouldn't that make him the safest? Perhaps only those young wild wizards could barely compete with him in terms of ignorance.

Ruger was confident in his own ignorance. He was a low-level wizard apprentice and had spent a long time in this kobold cave, so his experience was pitifully limited, so pitiful that he was once again full of confidence.

Everyone was looking at the city in the distance.

He had an idea and looked back to see if there was any half-human figure.

Suddenly, everyone exclaimed in surprise. When he turned around, he could clearly see that the strange city, whose name he did not know, had become larger.

Ruger and everyone else looked at the city, several speculations about the city echoing in his mind. According to the elf's understanding in the previous conversation, she was more inclined to believe that it was an alchemical instrument made by a wizard, or even a combination of the latter two hypotheses in the secret book, that is, it was also a special form of the city of immortality. All these arrangements were made to receive the answer.

I don’t know whether the wizard succeeded. If he did, he would definitely be a super powerful figure now. If he didn’t, he might have disappeared in the long river of history.

He blinked his eyes. If the half-man didn't show up, then he was actually just like those wild wizards, just here to join in the fun. He had no idea what the mission of the wizard Lord Netley was. He only knew that the first step of the mission was to capture the little insect man. If he failed to capture him, he would proceed to the second step. Now it seems that the second step might be to enter the city.

The agreement he had made with the half-man was for pure dragon blood. So he understood that the half-man had asked him to come here so that he could obtain something similar after entering the city.

He looked at the people around him and decided that if he could really enter the city, he would follow these wizard apprentices who had accepted the commission from the wizard master Nitli, and see what these people did first to see if there was anything he should pay attention to. Those wild wizards must know very little.

Suddenly, a fire bomb streaked across the darkness.

I don't know who did it.

This was a speed that Ruger had never seen before, several times faster than the fireballs released by his fireball technique.

The fire bomb shot straight into the sky, but it was not aimed at the city, and a small figure was forced out.

Little crybaby bug?
Ruger only felt a gust of wind beside him, and Bayonte had already exerted force on his feet and flew out, arriving at the open space in front of the lizardman camp.

Boom!

With a loud bang, Baonte punched a big hole in the middle of the open space in front of everyone.

The scene, which had just been a little noisy, suddenly became quiet for a moment.

The little bug man took this opportunity to introduce darkness again.

The space fluctuated, and the mysterious city grew a little bigger again.

"Baonte, we are completing the mission of Master Wizard Nitli."

Someone stood up and spoke, and just as he finished speaking, several more people stood up.

At the same time, some wizard apprentices Luger had never met sided with Baonte. "Do you really think that city is so beautiful? Look here, none of the official wizards are here."

"Completing Lord Nitli's commission and receiving the corresponding reward is the wise choice."

From time to time, someone would agree, and everyone would talk one after another, but more people would just watch the fun from the sidelines, having their own stance, but not in a hurry to express it.

But Baonte never seemed to care about being the first to act. He stood in front of everyone, dug a hole, and just stood there silently.

As for Ruger, he wanted to go into the city and take a look. It would be nice to take a walk around and broaden his horizons.

"The most valuable reward can be claimed by three people. We can give you one, and the remaining two spots can be claimed after we capture the little bug man. Then we will choose the two strongest among us to complete the task for Master Wizard Nitli."

As they were talking, the city grew a little bigger and the scene inside the city could be vaguely seen.

Luger turned his head. He couldn't see through the little crying bug man's hidden ability. The guy didn't have any wings, but he could fly in the dark. If this group of people kept fighting for a while, the food would be cold.

Interestingly, the Flame Man actually continued to cook the soup and had no intention of interfering with Baonte at all.

"trouble."

Baonte suddenly spoke.

"A ruin with a treasure lies before you, and fortunately, no official wizards are present, yet you are giving up," Baonte said solemnly. "Since Master Wizard Nitli has given us an option if we fail to capture the insect man, it means that wizard apprentices can leave the city alive. I believe that you are unworthy of embarking on the path of transcendence."

Ruger nodded vigorously. The wild wizards were probably also delighted to see this scene. They couldn't complete any missions, so they came here after hearing the news in the hope of entering the mysterious city. The wild wizard apprentices who could come here must have been very courageous.

Ruger believed there were two kinds of courage: one was having no choice, a fact that was also true for many wild wizard apprentices.

On the other hand, wizard apprentices with a good heritage and access to more resources lack this courage because they have more choices. The road ahead may still be difficult, but it is incomparable to the plight of wild wizards.

"Has Kaliu failed to play tricks on you with his magic again? Do you want us to help him kick your ass?"

A teasing voice stood out from the crowd.

It was the wizard apprentice that Ruger had seen before, followed by a heavily armored guard. The dark robe on the apprentice looked low-key, but was actually extremely gorgeous. This time, he was holding a twisted piece of wood in his hand, with a large black crystal inlaid on the top of the wood. It was obviously a valuable item.

Luger's little head turned back and forth, watching the changes in the two men's expressions.

The fact that he could say the name Kalu showed that he was an old acquaintance of Baonte, and as soon as he appeared, the wizard apprentices around him quieted down.

Whoosh! Another fireball!

This time the fire bomb was faster, and there were two swirling lines of fire on both sides of the fire bomb, like the two tails of the fire bomb.

Snap! The little bug-man was precisely forced out of its form once again. Sure enough, it was still quietly approaching the city. Then, a black claw materialized from thin air, snatching up the now-revealed little crying bug-man and trapping him in place.

(End of this chapter)