Wizard, I Have Another World

Chapter 330 Turning the Enemy to a Surrender

"Peng Peng!"

A rapid knocking sounded on the door.

Senior frowned slightly, gave the other two people in the room an apologetic smile, and got up to open the door.

"Is it you?"

Looking at Jeff in front of him, his voice was icy:

"What's up?"

"Something's up." Jeff, as always, wore a fawning expression, rubbing his hands together as he pulled a copper bottle from behind his back.

"Senior, this is for you..."

"The Angus Wizard?"

After seeing who was in the room, Jeff was overjoyed and ran past Senior to Angus's side.

"Wizard Angus, do you remember me? I was an apprentice who entered the academy at the same time as you, but I failed the assessment and couldn't stay. I can't compare to you."

"My name is Jeff!"

"Jeff?" Angus nodded slowly, expressionless.

"I remember you."

"Although you're not particularly talented, you're very capable. I heard you've been doing quite well since leaving the academy."

With the wizard's powerful mental strength, he could never forget anyone he had ever met in real life.

Unless it is intentional forgetting or influenced by witchcraft.

"You're too kind," Jeff said with a bow and a smile.

"Thanks to you, I managed to make a fortune by buying up materials needed by college wizards and senior wizard apprentices at the market."

"Oh, right."

He began:

"I've taken care of that kid Lynn. He'll never show his face in front of you again."

“…” Angus did not answer, but looked at Senior with disgust in his eyes.

"Senior."

Senior's expression changed drastically. He stepped forward and kicked Jeff to the ground, shouting angrily:

"What nonsense are you talking about?"

"When did your senior tell you to deal with Lynn? She's just an insignificant nobody."

"Yes, yes." Jeff hurriedly stood up, slapped himself hard across the face, and said with a fawning smile:

"It was my own decision, and it has nothing to do with the two senior students. Please don't take my words to heart."

He slapped himself repeatedly across the face as he handed the copper bottle to Senior:

"Senior, the thing you lent me is really good. This way, we can say that it was an Abyss Demon that killed the person, and no one will trace it back to us."

"snort!"

Senior grabbed the bronze bottle and glared at him fiercely:

"What's wrong with you today? You're talking like you don't think before you speak. Where did your usual intelligence go?"

Jeff would never normally be so foolish as to offer unsolicited favors without understanding the situation.

Killing Lynn was the senior's idea, but is that something that can be said?

madness!

As for the bronze bottle containing the horned demon, it is actually a valuable high-level enchanted item, so it is impossible to lend it to him.

"Yes, yes."

Jeff nodded repeatedly. When he saw Senior nod to inspect the bronze bottle, a strange look appeared in his eyes. He then suddenly made a hand seal.

"Bang!"

suddenly.

The cork of the copper bottle popped open, and a thick plume of smoke billowed out, accompanied by an atmosphere of madness, slaughter, and chaos.

not good!

Senior's expression changed drastically.

Angus, who was sitting to the side, reacted even faster, his body suddenly retreating, while a terrifying mental pressure descended.

Another senior wizard apprentice who was watching reacted a little slower, and hurriedly retreated a moment later.

Angus's lineage of cultivation differs from that of ordinary wizard apprentices. He is particularly skilled at creating various illusions, and his mental strength far surpasses that of his peers. This outburst instantly extinguished the thick smoke in the field, revealing the scene inside.

"roar!"

A crimson, two-horned demon leaped out of the bronze bottle, engulfed in flames, and lunged at Sinir.

"Be careful!"

Angus instinctively spoke, only to see Jeff grinning maliciously as he lunged at him like a madman.

This is……

Puppetry?

As a spiritual master, Jeff's condition was immediately apparent to him; he was being controlled by a spell.

But the incident happened so suddenly that even he couldn't help Jeff break free of the witchcraft immediately.

and,

Angus also had no intention of helping.

"boom!"

The raging mental energy transformed into a giant hammer, which combined with the elemental particles floating in the void to form a physical entity, and then smashed down fiercely.

Jeff, who was rushing over, felt a sudden darkness before his eyes, and could perceive nothing else but the giant hammer coming at him.

"Bang!"

Just one strike.

Jeff's head exploded, and the headless corpse staggered forward a few steps before collapsing to the ground, wobbling unsteadily.

the other side.

The two-horned demon, enveloped in flames, clung to Sinor like a madman, unleashing every attack imaginable.

Seeing Angus free his hand, the two-horned demon seemed to understand something and suddenly roared to the sky.

The fire element particles in the air instantly became agitated.

not good!

Angus's expression changed, and his body turned into a blur as he retreated rapidly. In his ethereal form, he bypassed the windows and walls, revealing his figure outside the courtyard.

rear.

"boom!"

A massive flame engulfed half the courtyard, its core reaching temperatures high enough to melt refined iron, with flames shooting straight into the sky.

Needless to say,

Senior is doomed.

"Senior."

The other apprentice escaped even faster, and after narrowly escaping, he showed a look of relief:

"That was close!"

"Lynn!" Angus narrowed his eyes, staring intently at the flames in the arena, and took a deep breath, saying:

"I need to go into seclusion to announce my attempt to break through to the level of a formal wizard. It will take more than three months."

"Senior." The apprentice was stunned.

"Are you planning to take this opportunity to kill Lynn?"

Others might not know, but he did know that Angus possessed a strange witchcraft that could curse others from a distance, though it required a certain amount of time to prepare.

Obviously.

This time it should be the same.

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This day.

Lynn arrived at the area under Natalie's jurisdiction as usual and handed over the potions that the academy had entrusted to him to refine.

"Don't go yet."

Just as he was about to leave, Natalie stopped him:

"Come with me."

"...Yes." Lynn looked puzzled and followed the other person to a wooden house.

Natalie took out a jade pendant with gold trim from her person and solemnly placed it in his hand.

"Lynn".

"I investigated the matter of Kitto's disciples throughout his life. Although the specifics are unclear, it is highly likely that it is related to him."

"Based on my guess, Kitto probably treats his disciples as resources for his own advancement, increasing his own strength by absorbing their talents and cultivation."

"Hmm?" Lynn's expression changed slightly.

"Doesn't the college handle this kind of thing?"

"There are far too many cases of wizard apprentices dying during their training, many of them under mysterious circumstances, and the academy turns a blind eye," Natalie shook her head.

"Besides, Kitto is a certified wizard, so as long as he doesn't go too far, no one will care."

"This thing..."

She pointed to the jade pendant and said:

"It's a demonized item I obtained years ago. It can increase your defense against the Inner Sea of ​​the Mind. If Kitto really intends to attack you, it can help you defend yourself."

of course.

This is just a stopgap measure.

Natalie plans to find an opportunity to keep Lynn by her side in the future to ensure her safety.

"This..." Lynn looked at the jade pendant in his hand and slowly nodded:

Thank you.

"Don't be so polite with me. I owe you. If it weren't for you, I'd probably be dead by now." Natalie shook her head.

"Let's go back."

"Even if Kito wanted to use you as a training tool, he would wait until your cultivation level reached that of an advanced wizard apprentice. There's no rush."

Not urgent?

Lynn sighed softly.

He wouldn't suppress his cultivation progress; he's already begun his journey to becoming an advanced wizard apprentice.

…………

"Lynn".

A pale-faced middle-aged woman knocked on his door and spoke expressionlessly:

"You no longer need to do anything in Vil Town. From now on, follow Wizard Kitto to learn the inherited magic."

"..." Lynn looked at the other person, his fingers trembling slightly, and slowly nodded:

"it is good."

"Pack your things and come with me," the middle-aged woman said.

"You have one hour to deal with trivial matters."

"Yes." Lynn turned around, packed her things, and asked casually:

"As far as I know, all of Master Kitto's students perished. How did you survive, senior?"

"..." The middle-aged woman's eyes narrowed, staring intently at him:

"When I became a disciple of the wizard Kitto, he wasn't a wizard yet."

Ok?

Lynn raised an eyebrow.

Does this mean that Kitto only started using his disciples for training after he became a full-fledged wizard?

"Senior."

Lynn turned around and slung the package over her shoulder:

"Your mentor turned you into a puppet, your life and death not in your own hands, but entirely at his whim. Didn't you ever think of resisting?"

"Hehe..." The middle-aged woman chuckled softly, her laughter sinister and terrifying.

"Lynn".

"You seem to know something, but those rumors don't necessarily mean they're true. My mentor gave me a second life and treated me very well. I could never betray him."

"But you, don't listen to the misleading words of some people, and always believe in your mentor as you would believe in the truth."

Ok,

The attempt to turn them into traitors has failed!

(End of this chapter)