Kobold Wizard's Journal

Chapter 74 Malice and Dishes

Luger stopped and began to think seriously. He was thinking about whether he should leave here immediately and get away from this city.

Suddenly, it got dark around us.

He looked up at the several wizard apprentices who were inexplicably blocking his way, without saying a word and showing any sign of panic.

Ruger's calmness and silence seemed to make the other party very uncomfortable.

A handsome male apprentice stepped forward and broke the silence.

"We'll give you fifty standard magic stones. Please help us get a few books. We'll designate locations. For every extra book you move out, we'll give you five extra magic stones. If you can find something we particularly want, we'll give you another fifty magic stones for each book..." the male apprentice said thoughtfully.

Several people looked at each other, as if they were discussing the price and how many magic stones each person could offer.

Ruger looked at the library on the other side of the street, then looked at the people in front of him.

"You, now, give me all the magic stones," Luger said. The people on the other side were surprised at first, then showed happy expressions. He continued, "Then, go inside and move the books for me. If you don't move enough, don't even think about leaving this city."

The little dog-headed man under the hood grinned maliciously with his teeth bared.

"Friends, there are five of us..."

"Six."

"Seven."

Two more people who were wandering in front of the library door joined in upon hearing the noise, and even shouted out loud with laughter.

Seeing that he had successfully attracted everyone's attention, Ruger cast Stinking Skin and all the spells in the temporary spell slots at the same time.

He wanted to let these guys who were full of malice towards him feel the purest malice in the world. He knew that these guys would never agree to help him move the books, and he himself didn't dare to go in. So, he had already planned to leave, so he thought he should do a job before leaving. This would make up for the loss of leaving here early.

Three zero-ring spells, the power of the wild bull, the magic skin, and the devil's body were cast on the body at the same time, and a wonderful feeling arose spontaneously.

He only felt that his body was rising rapidly, and his heart was also venting, giving rise to a sense of comfort and full of strength all over his body.

The six nearby apprentices barely had time to breathe before they heard the sound of something heavy falling to the ground. Naturally, they hadn't expected Ruger to attack them, but Ruger believed that even if they had been prepared, it wouldn't have changed the outcome. The apprentice in the distance turned and ran, and Ruger leaped forward, enveloping him in his foul-smelling flesh.

As he learned more and more spells, he realized the limitations of the smelly skin, as well as its powerful side. The spell transformation that seemed simple at the time now seemed to be a very powerful effect, and it was also a very incredible thing.

Everything changed when he saw the bony hand that looked like a giant bare tree.

Ruge frowned and suddenly cast a mind boiling spell on himself to make himself more awake. Just now, he actually developed a desire to destroy.

He scratched his head, it seemed that the waste of these three temporary spell slots was not worth it. He was also on guard against the counterattack of these wizard apprentices, but they were all useless.

Suddenly, he paused.

He actually felt two small pointed corners on the top of his head.

Ruger didn't panic. He first removed the Bull Power spell, and sure enough, the two small horns disappeared. Then he empowered the spell model, adding Bull Power, and the horns reappeared. This was wrong. Bull Power was arguably his most frequently used spell, and this had never happened before.

He thought about it, and lifted the zero-ring spell Demon Body, and the pair of small pointed horns disappeared again.

At the same time, he also noticed that the demon body also had a certain impact on the effect of the magic skin technique. As the spell was lifted, the skin generated by the magic skin technique was obviously not as thick and had less roughness.

This is a really interesting discovery.

He was momentarily interested, but he held back and first looted the storage bags of these people. After getting seven storage bags, he threw them all into the abyssal bedroom space.

I hope these people are richer, he thought.

But judging from the situation, this idea may fail, as none of these guys look like wealthy people.

He walked away, and before leaving, he forcibly pulled up a male apprentice to compare their heights. The result disappointed him greatly. After his demonic body became taller, he only reached the standard of an ordinary person.

Ruger removed the spells on his body, put on his hood, and found a place to meditate and recover, then stored spells in the empty temporary spell slots again.

If you want to leave this city, you still have to go to the edge of the city and walk up the stairs to enter the abyss bedroom space. Unless you wander into the abyss and never come back, the exit here will always be in this city.

The annotations of the Demon Body spell flashed through his mind again, as well as what Baonte said when evaluating this spell. It was a small spell transformed from demonized flesh and blood. It must have an initiator when casting, and it needed spell materials with a demonic aura.

An immature and inferior little spell.

After he rested, he began to wander towards the edge of the city.

For a moment, he was reluctant to leave. After all, there were still many places he had not visited, and he didn't know where all the wizard apprentices who had come into the city with him had gone.

Soon, the aroma of food caught his attention. This was the first time he had sensed a hint of life in this monotonous world since arriving here, and he followed the scent to a small tavern on the corner.

The figure of the Flame Man was busy inside.

Luger noticed that it was a black building.

"This one can come in." The fire man said without raising his head while busying himself.

Luger pushed the door open, and the two doors swung back and forth behind him.

He glanced around the small pub, his pupils trembling slightly. There seemed to be some blurry figures sitting there, some were toasting each other, some were watching the Flame Man cooking delicious food, and a blurry bartender was the Flame Man's partner, who provided unclear drinks to the guests from time to time.

The big pot of broth that Flame Man had cooked outside before also came in handy and became the main dish.

"Satisfying them will give me some knowledge in return," the Flame Man placed a glass of water in front of Ruger, "Don't drink the wine he gives you, and don't try to talk to them."

"If you want, you can come and help in the kitchen. I'm a little too busy," he added.

Luger nodded, avoided the bartender, and stepped forward to help.

It's called helping, but in fact it's just stirring the pot, passing some cooked dishes, and removing some bones.

"Have you met Baonte?" asked the Flame Man.

Ruger nodded and continued with his work.

"He was too persistent and too anxious, eager to become a wizard. There were many opportunities in this city, but he only had his eyes on that book. In fact, when he was fighting with Kalu for it, I also saw the book falling from a high place. The insect man, whose combined power was briefly comparable to that of a real wizard, crashed into the city and awakened it. But I didn't fight for it. I believe I can become a wizard even without those things. I also know that once Baonte sets his sights on something, he will not hold back on anyone."

As he spoke, a dish with a strange shape of dark purple flowers and meat rings wrapped around it was cooked and placed on the table by the Flame Man.

When this dish was served, the customer seemed to be very satisfied.

Ruger, the kitchen helper, also gained some benefits and had a deeper understanding of the demon body.

(End of this chapter)