Wizard, I Have Another World

Chapter 248 Alliance

Of course it's not normal!

Carl flew into the air and looked into the distance. Even with his current eyesight, it was raining at the very end of his line of sight.

The abundant water element in the air has completely disrupted the rules of all things, leaving no room for anything else to exist.

water!

There was nothing but water!

If no other changes are made, this situation will continue until the land becomes sea.

"When I was young, before the gods had fallen, one day the water god, in a moment of inspiration, caused two months of continuous rain in a region, turning a desert into a swamp," Mevia said as she flew closer.

"The scene before me is somewhat similar to that time."

"It must have been done by the followers of an evil god?" Karl mused.

"Although this method of manipulating the power of nature is still in the second tier, the caster's true cultivation level must have reached the third tier, otherwise the range would not be so wide."

"It is highly likely that it is a high-ranking servant of a water god from another world, or even the work of a divine child."

This world is populated only by gods and knights, and the means to manipulate the forces of nature are relatively scarce.

On the contrary, as a wizard, he was able to see the current situation more clearly.

"Mm." Mavia nodded slowly in agreement, a glint of longing and fervor flashing in her eyes:

"Third tier..."

She was once only half a step away from the third tier, but she wasted hundreds of years and remained stuck at the peak of the second tier.

Fortunately, these hundreds of years have not been wasted.

The divine skill "Three Plates Technique," obtained from an unknown world, can evolve infinite bloodlines. After hundreds of years of research, it has finally been mastered.

This is why Mevia is interested in the corpses of the evil god's followers; she can extract their bloodlines.

Just like when Karl killed the Source Material.

Obtaining the power of bloodline will also increase Mevia's strength, preparing her for the final step.

"Um?"

With a slight movement of her eyes, Mevia lightly touched the ground with her feet, and was enveloped by a gentle breeze, soaring dozens of miles away.

The speed was so fast that even Karl was taken aback.

He then unleashed Thunder Wings to follow.

"stop!"

Mevia pierced through the rain and appeared in a body of water suspended in mid-air, frowning as she looked at the figures within:

"What are you doing?"

"What good does it do you to recklessly release water, stir up trouble, and disregard the lives of living beings?"

"Huh?" The figure in the water was graceful, with the upper body of a beautiful girl and the lower body of a fish tail.

She looks just like the legendary mermaid.

Upon seeing the two, the mermaid flicked her tail, causing the surrounding rain to intensify, before slowly speaking:

"I followed the Fish King's command to bring rain to the area. Only by worshipping the god of water can one obtain peace. And where did you come from?"

"My name is Mavia," Mavia began.

"The bloodline of the God of Death and Sleep in this world."

"So you're one of the local natives." The mermaid's lips curled into a sneer, her face showing disdain.

"The gods of your world are all dead; even if you have divine blood, you will not receive their protection."

"As I said before, only by believing in the god of water can one obtain peace."

"..." Mevia frowned, suppressing her displeasure, and asked:

"If I declare my faith in the water god you speak of, are you sure the rain will stop?"

"Of course!" the mermaid nodded, her eyes lighting up.

"You possess the bloodline of the gods of this realm and can fly. If you worship the god of water, you will surely receive blessings. In the future, if any of the followers of other gods bully you, we will also lend a helping hand."

"But before that, we need to follow the orders of the Fish King."

Mavia seemed to be deep in thought.

She didn't care much about the people of the City of Death; in fact, countless people had died at her hands over the centuries.

Countless!

If the safety of the city's inhabitants can be exchanged for peace, then it's not impossible.

"You mean you'll obey the Fish King's orders?" Karl asked, seeing this.

"What if they don't listen?"

"If you believe in the god of water, you must swear an oath and sign a contract. If you break it, you will surely be punished by the gods." The mermaid shook her head.

"The Fish King tells you to go east, so you can't go west!"

"I see..." Mavia understood, all thoughts vanishing from her eyes, and she flashed behind the mermaid:

"Then you can go die!"

"Sizzle..."

With a gentle stroke of her hand, the mermaid's flesh separated from her bones, and the protective water flow had no effect whatsoever.

Carl smiled faintly and raised his hand to give a high five.

Ten Thousand Buddha Hands!

"Bang!"

The mermaid, whose last breath remained, was blasted to death by his palm, and at the same time, 1.3 of the source essence disappeared into the fragment of the divine realm.

Lower-ranking family members!

Mevia flicked her wrist to collect the corpse, a chilling glint in her eyes, and said:

"The consciousness of the evil god's followers is protected by the gods and cannot be spied upon, but their physical bodies still retain their memories."

"I need time to investigate."

"Oh!" Carl raised an eyebrow.

"I will protect you."

It is true that the body's nerves retain residual memories, but the methods used to extract those memories from a corpse are extraordinary.

Even wizards rarely manage to do this, it's unbelievable that Mevia could.

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a few days later.

Karl's figure appeared above a forest.

He looked down at the village below and slowly drifted down amidst the villagers' terrified and fearful gazes.

"Your... Your Excellency."

A young woman in a pristine white robe emerged shakily from the crowd and spoke hesitantly:

"Is there anything we can do for you?"

"I want to see your divine messenger," Karl said.

"Don't worry, I mean no harm. You should be able to contact her, right? Don't say you can't."

"..." The woman smiled bitterly. She was the village priestess and had a way to contact the divine messenger.

However, she didn't think the divine messenger wanted to meet the person in front of her, since the divine messenger fled as soon as he sensed the other party's arrival.

escape!

Although she was unwilling to admit it, the woman felt that the messenger's demeanor and actions at the time indicated that he was fleeing.

In the center of the village stood a simple altar. The woman slowly approached the altar, knelt down, and prayed devoutly.

"Great God of Light, you are the Lord of all things and the Father of all spirits. Devout believers pray to you here..."

"I pray to see the messenger of the gods, 'Plum'."

梅？

Karl's eyes flickered slightly.

"Well……"

The woman trembled and slowly turned around. Although her appearance had not changed at all, it was immediately obvious that she was a different person.

"Is it you?"

May clearly recognized Carl, whom she had met a few days earlier, and her eyes narrowed slightly after she revealed her divine thoughts through the body of a believer:

What are you doing here?

"Form an alliance!" Karl declared.

"The gods of this world have fallen, and new gods have not yet been born. Gods from another world need this place."

"Compared to evil gods who destroy the world's origin to obtain primal matter, righteous gods like the God of Light are more suitable for cooperation."

"You want to cooperate with me?" Mei's eyes flickered.

Why?

"It seems you still don't understand." Karl shrugged.

"The high-ranking servants of the nearby water god have already formed an alliance with the servants of the dragon's offspring, and there should be many similar alliances."

"Once others successfully form alliances, someone like you, fighting alone, will not be able to expand the faith."

"..." Mei's expression changed slightly:

"The Dragon Demon is an evil god that devours all living beings. How could its followers on the waters cooperate with it?"

"You know them?" Carl asked.

"It seems that collaborating with you was the right decision."

"The powerful locals." Mei hesitated for a moment before saying:

"I know you are very strong, but you are no match for a high-ranking member of the family, and neither am I."

"Maybe……"

"I should lead my followers away from here to a safe place."

"Heh..." Karl chuckled softly.

"This village has only a dozen or so households, a few dozen people. Even if you were given a hundred years to multiply and thrive, how many believers could you possibly have?"

"The God of Light sent you here surely for more than just the faith of these few dozen believers, didn't he?"

Mei remained silent.

"Besides you and me, the lord of the City of Death is also an ally," Karl continued.

"The City of Death has hundreds of thousands of inhabitants. If you agree to form an alliance, she may allow you to spread your faith in the City of Death."

"..." Mei's breath hitched:

"Hundreds of thousands of people... really?"

"Of course it's true," Karl said.

"However, in exchange, you need to tell us about the gods outside and also stop the water god from bringing rain."

(End of this chapter)