Full-Time Magister: I can control you to death

—At least, he wouldn't just watch himself die!

"Hey, you stay here, I have something to ask you." The hunter master said, pointing to a voluptuous female hunter.

Those small eyes gleamed with greed!

Chapter 469 Don't send me a banner of appreciation.

The clouds dispersed and the rain stopped.

Lu Zhuo leisurely lit a cigarette, leaned against the wall, and puffed out smoke, completely unaware of the bright signals shining outside the cave.

The light signal lasted only a short while before disappearing into the air. It was originally just a basic spell, and its duration was extremely limited.

"Didn't you hear anything just now?" The female hunter Li Yumei swallowed hard and asked somewhat guiltily.

"Suspicious and paranoid."

Lu Zhuo's voice was somewhat muffled as he spoke with a cigarette in his mouth, and the cigarette ash he flicked out landed right on Li Yumei.

"ah!"

Li Yumei cried out in surprise.

Lu Zhuo glanced at it and actually laughed out loud. Li Yumei dared not act the way she usually treated Fei Yangyang, and forced a smile through her pain.

The two quickly tidied their clothes and returned to where they were.

"Ok?"

Lu Zhuo frowned slightly because he actually saw the mark left by Guangyao on the rock at the entrance of the cave!

"This is a distress signal!" Li Yumei exclaimed. "Could it be the captain and the others...?"

"Shut up," Lu Zhuo said coldly, his eyes fixed on the cave entrance.

A series of difficult and unsteady footsteps came from the depths of the dim cave, gradually approaching the two people's location.

Before long, a blurry figure appeared before them, its outline gradually becoming clearer.

The man staggered, clearly seriously injured.

Lu Zhuo focused his gaze and recognized that it was actually the hunter captain!

"What happened?" Lu Zhuo asked.

"How dare you ask?!" the hunter captain roared, his face full of anger.

"We clearly sent out a distress signal, why didn't you come in to save us? My brothers, they're all dead, they're all dead!"

The cave is filled with demons, countless terrifying demons!

He didn't even see how many there were before he was dragged into the deepest part of the cave by countless enemies, dying with his eyes wide open in disbelief!

"You promised me you'd come to save us as soon as I sent a signal! The burn marks are right here, what else do you have to say—you beast!"

The hunter captain's voice suddenly became shrill.

He discovered that the buttons on Li Yumei's collar, chest, and abdomen were fastened incorrectly, even though they were perfectly in place before they left!

"Good! Good!! No wonder you didn't respond after I sent out the distress signal, so you two are just two damn dogs!"

The hunter captain almost fought the two scoundrels to the death.

But he knew that doing so would be pointless; he was no match for Lu Zhuo.

He must leave now, even if it means going bankrupt, he must go to the Hunter's Court to seek justice for his brothers!

"Don't make wild guesses. We just heard some other noises and didn't notice your distress signal," Lu Zhuo argued.

"Stop talking nonsense and get out of my way!"

The overwhelming anger had largely clouded the hunter captain's judgment—otherwise, he wouldn't have noticed the coldness in Lu Zhuo's eyes.

"Since you're so ungrateful, then go down and join your brothers!"

Lu Zhuo's figure transformed into a cloud of black mist, which silently approached the hunter captain from behind.

"You...you actually dared to murder a colleague! This is a capital offense!"

The hunter captain was shocked; he never imagined that Lu Zhuo would dare to do such a thing.

The poisonous fog kept pouring into his throat. The hunter captain clutched his throat to relieve the pain and, with his last bit of consciousness, cast a wind trail beneath his feet.

"We can't let him get away!" Li Yumei shouted in a panic.

"Don't worry, once he's been poisoned by me, he'll soon turn into a pool of black liquid."

Lu Zhu chuckled, adding maliciously, "This process might be a bit slow; first, watery blisters will appear on his body, it's absolutely disgusting..."

Li Yumei's face was pale, but she forced a smile, which made Lu Zhuo feel happy.

As expected, a low-level hunter is just a low-level hunter; naively laughable.

Do they really think hunters can be protected by law?

What's the point of something that exists in name only? Most hunters are in the wilderness, and which of those who rise to the top haven't done a few things like this?

In the wilderness, whoever survives gets to decide?

Li Yumei witnessed all of this, and she felt a mixture of fear and disgust, as if she herself was being swallowed up by this horrific scene.

She dared not look at Lu Zhuo, and could only hug herself tightly, trying to find some comfort.

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run!

Run far, far away!

This was the hunter captain's only thought before he lost consciousness.

"You lot. You lot."

The hunter captain managed to utter a few words, but his voice grew weaker and weaker until it disappeared completely.

His body began to twist and deform, and terrifying water-venomous blisters appeared under his skin, as if his body was being devoured by countless tiny leeches.

He felt a chill creeping through his body; every part of him ached, as if countless tiny needles were piercing him at once.

The pain is sharp and persistent, making it almost unbearable.

The worst part was that all his strength was drained away in an instant, his body went limp, and his muscles became incredibly heavy, giving him a sense of despair as if the world was slowly slipping away from him.

"Huchi! Huchi!"

He struggled to breathe, because his lungs were getting heavier and heavier, and he couldn't even maintain a normal breathing rhythm without doing so.

"Hey, is there a savage?"

—This was the last thing he heard before his consciousness faded.

I don’t know how long it took.

A simple cave, a bonfire burning brightly, and a man lying flat on the ground like a wild man.

"Ahem! Ahem!"

The hunter captain suddenly coughed repeatedly, spitting out black blood as he coughed, making for a particularly horrifying scene.

But his complexion changed from black to white, and then gradually became rosy.

A pair of eyes slowly opened after trembling violently, staring blankly at the top of the cave.

"Awake?" a voice sounded from the side.

The hunter captain sat up abruptly, instinctively reaching for his magic.

"Quiet."

The other party simply uttered two words, but the hunter captain felt a strong magical fluctuation within them, which forcefully shattered the star map he had just drawn.

"You're so ungrateful! I went to great lengths to cure you from such a severe poisoning, and instead of writing me a thank-you letter or sending me a banner, this is how you repay me?"

As they were talking, the hunter captain finally got a clear look at the other person's face.

Then, his eyes widened instantly, and he exclaimed, "You're Xu Fang? General Xu?"

"it's me."

Xu Fang poked at the firewood in the campfire and casually said:

"I'll say it again, there's no need to write a thank-you letter by hand, no need to order a banner to send to Jinlin Municipal Government, and no need to express my gratitude publicly on TV or the internet. I, Xu Fang, do good deeds anonymously."

The hunter captain, oblivious to the grammatical errors in Xu Fang's statement, became agitated and tried to stand up.

"Please, please help me! I'll do anything you ask!"

Chapter 470 The Antidote Insect: Everyone Who Used It Said It Was Great

"Don't say anything yet, go outside and find a flat spot to poop," Xu Fang said.

"what?"

The hunter captain was dumbfounded. Before he could even ask, his stomach rumbled.

His expression changed, and he ran out of the cave with his buttocks clenched, in a Japanese-style running manner. The rustling sound of pants being unzipped and the powerful "plop plop" sounds of impact could be heard.

Nearly ten minutes passed before the hunter captain, looking pale and sickly, limped in, his cheeks visibly sunken.

"General Xu, what's wrong with me?" the hunter captain asked weakly.

“You’ve been poisoned. The toxin is very rare, but you’re lucky to have run into me. I happen to have a new antidote,” Xu Fang said with a smile.

I don’t know if it’s my own imagination.

The hunter captain felt that Xu Fang's gaze made him look like a cunning old fox who had spotted his prey.

"Would it be convenient for you to tell me your method of detoxification...?"

"Convenient, very convenient," Xu Fang said readily, casually picking out a few white maggot-like worms that wriggled and produced sticky strands.

"This is a new insect I recently discovered. It uses toxins as its food. Once it enters a human body, it will absorb all the toxic substances," Xu Fang said seriously.

With such a vast poison-type space, there are bound to be a few that mutate in other directions.