Wizard, I Have Another World

Chapter 322 Heart of Flame

Jeff, with a full beard, kicked away the stool on the ground and stared silently at the lifeless corpse on the ground.

When the eldest of the Blue Dog Brothers died, he had an excited expression on his face, and the whip he used to discipline people was still tightly gripped in his hand.

The second son's face was ferocious, his eyes were wide open, and his muscles were in a state of heightened arousal, a state that remained unchanged even after death.

"The weapon was a sharp sword, bearing traces of fire magic."

A middle-aged man dressed in a pristine white wizard's robe examined the corpse on the ground, then stood up and shook his head:

"The person who committed the crime was extremely skillful, killing cleanly and efficiently, leaving almost no clues."

"Fire magic?" Jeff's eyes narrowed.

"Could it be Lynn?"

"Lynn?" The man paused for a moment, as if trying to recall who the name referred to, before shaking his head and saying:

"He's just a novice wizard apprentice, how could he possibly kill the Blue Dog brothers? Besides, the wound was most likely inflicted by an enchanted knight's sword, and it's not necessarily because the murderer practiced fire magic."

Jeff nodded slowly.

No wonder he thought that way; he had recently ordered the Blue Dog brothers to attack Lynn, and they both died as a result.

Of course it's suspicious.

"In my opinion..." the man stroked his chin thoughtfully.

"The person who did this is very likely a legendary knight who knows some witchcraft, or a high-level wizard apprentice."

"Oh!" Jeff's expression changed slightly.

Why?

"They killed the leader first, then the second-in-command; clearly, they don't want them to join forces," the man said.

"Killing the eldest brother was done by a sneak attack, which any experienced assassin could do, but killing the second brother was done by a frontal assault."

"The second Blue Dog was a great knight. The fact that the killer could kill him without leaving any clues is enough to show that the killer was very skilled."

"Look!"

He pointed outside:

"The Blue Dog brothers' residence was equipped with several magical traps, but none of them were triggered by the murderer; it remains intact..."

"This guy is very strong!"

Jeff looked serious.

The Blue Dog brothers, one a mid-level wizard apprentice and the other a grand knight, are both wild wizards who are not taken seriously by him, who comes from an academy. In reality, they are not weak, otherwise he would not have recruited them.

result.

These two people died so suddenly.

"Is the assassin targeting me? If so, such a skilled assassin needs to be carefully guarded against."

"Senior."

After thinking for a moment, Jeff asked in a low voice:

"Should we notify the college's disciplinary team?"

"No need!" The man rolled his eyes.

"They were just two wild wizards who died, and they lived in the slums. You should know that nobody cares whether the people here live or die."

"Oh, right..."

"Why did you suspect the murderer Lynn just now?"

"This..." Jeff gave an awkward smile:

"The Blue Dog Brothers have some conflicts with him."

"I think you're the one with the conflict with him," the man said with a smile, shaking his head and pointing at Jeff.

"There's no need to bother targeting a junior apprentice who was eliminated from the academy's assessment. Senior Angus isn't that petty."

"Yes, yes." Jeff nodded repeatedly.

"I just... wanted to ease Angus's mind. Fly droppings aren't a problem, but they're disgusting."

"Whatever you want." The man shook his head.

"Don't make a big deal out of it, or it will make your senior look bad."

"Don't worry," Jeff said quickly.

"I will never make things difficult for my senior."

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Twenty-seven magic stones!

After taking stock of the gains from this operation, Lynn couldn't help but rub his hands together and express his inner feelings:

"A man can't get rich without unexpected wealth, and a horse can't get fat without night grazing—this saying is truly accurate!"

Besides the magic stone, there was also an enchanted item, a staff, and several books related to wizards.

of course.

Enchanted items and staffs are not convenient to sell at the moment and must be temporarily sealed away.

To avoid being targeted, Lynn even buried the items in a hidden place.

"In the end, we were still too weak. It was extremely dangerous to kill two good-for-nothing apprentices and a great knight."

After reviewing the operation, he gently shook his head:

"Furthermore, I don't have the ability to search souls like the original body, and I don't know who the real culprit behind it all is."

"The problem is not truly solved."

"strength……"

After thinking for a moment, Lynn lightly tapped his temple:

"We should learn another form of witchcraft. Although this mission went smoothly, it was still somewhat dangerous."

With his current strength, it would be extremely difficult for him to kill the Blue Dog Brothers head-on; this time, he resorted to a clever assassination.

The reason for its success is its terrifying combat experience.

otherwise,

Even the slightest problem could cause the operation to fail.

With eyes closed, certain stored memories deep within the sea of ​​consciousness are retrieved and quickly reviewed in the mind.

The original being, 'Karl,' has killed countless people, stealing their memories and souls, and accumulating an immeasurable amount of witchcraft.

With Lynn's current mental strength, he can only unseal a small portion of it.

Fortunately, the main body was powerful enough to know what he was thinking and directly picked out the fire magic from the zero-ring magic.

After a while.

"Heart of Flame!"

Lynn opened his eyes, his face filled with excitement:

"This door is acceptable."

The Heart of Flame was created by the original creator and is a magical art that can be advanced; wizard apprentices can begin learning it.

This witchcraft combines bloodline witchcraft, natural philosophy, and mysticism, making it a unique and unparalleled art.

Completed,

It can refine exotic flames and incorporate them into the body.

In this way, it is equivalent to undergoing a special bloodline modification, giving them the ability to control flames.

Furthermore, practicing fire magic and meditation will be enhanced thereafter, further increasing the power of fire magic.

"first……"

"Choose a flame."

Lynn squinted:

"The grade cannot be too high, otherwise my body cannot withstand it, nor can it be too low, otherwise it will not be very effective."

"Um?"

He turned around and looked at the demonic fire beneath the medicine furnace.

Sea Heart Demon Flame!

Flames born from the deep sea have extremely gentle properties and can be helpful in the refining of potions.

same,

It can also be extremely violent at times, able to withstand the water-based magic of a high-level wizard apprentice without being destroyed.

"That's it!"

…………

Time passed slowly, and a month had passed in the blink of an eye.

The deaths of Darnell and the Blue Dog brothers were like a splash of water in a giant wave; once it was over, no one remembered them.

Only Susan, Isaiah, and a few others occasionally mentioned the "missing" Darnell.

However, it is common for apprentices who have graduated from the academy to "disappear," and not many people care.

"Little Lynn".

The proprietress, Mandy, rested her elbows on the counter, her hands supporting her chin, her eyes seeming to hold a pool of water as she looked around:

"It's been so long since you've come. It seems you've found another buyer. All my goodwill towards you has been for nothing."

"Sister Mandy is joking." Lynn smiled shyly.

"I've been trying to concoct a silencing potion lately, which is why I haven't had time to come over."

"A silencing potion?" Mandy asked in surprise.

"Are you really going to concoct this potion?"

Although the Silence Potion is more profitable than the Tranquility Potion, the difficulty of crafting it is on a completely different level.

Lynn was just an apprentice who had just graduated from the academy. In her opinion, being able to make Tranquility Potion for profit was already a sign of good talent, but making Silence Potion was too much of a stretch.

"Yes."

Lynn nodded and took out a bottle of potion from his person:

"I managed to master it by sheer luck, Sister Mandy, could you take a look?"

Ok?

Mandy was taken aback, hesitated for a moment before taking the potion, and a flash of light appeared on her hand as she examined the ingredients.

"It's really true?"

"Although the quality is not high, it is indeed a finished product."

Mandy stroked the potion in her hand, her gaze towards Lynn somewhat complicated:

"Little Lynn, I really misjudged you. Although your talent in witchcraft is average, your talent in potion making is unparalleled."

"That's good." Lynn seemed to breathe a sigh of relief.

"Could you please replace this with materials for making a Silence Potion, Sister Mandy? I made this potion at a loss."

"That's normal." Mandy turned to get the materials and said:

"Unless a wizarding family or organization is backing them up, apothecaries will start by losing money when they concoct new potions."

"But since you have this ability..."

"Success is just a matter of time!"

After exchanging a few more words, Lynn picked up his materials and took his leave. Watching his retreating figure, Mandy took out a magic paper.

He wrote a few words on it and then chuckled and shook his head.

"Genius pharmacist, if you have enough skill, many organizations will make an exception and open their doors to you."

(End of this chapter)