Wizard, I Have Another World

Chapter 344 Trading

Bartholomew, having lost both his hands and legs, collapsed in a pool of blood, uttering weak cries of grief.

Not far from him, the Hundred-Faced Demon, who was over three meters tall and exuded an aura of terror, obediently squatted on the ground.

Lynn stood beside the Hundred-Faced Demon and withdrew his probing spell.

"The creation of the Hundred-Faced Demon requires the incitement of deep-seated fear and madness in people's hearts, so it has no reason."

Maggie, dressed in white with white hair, approached slowly and said in a low voice:

"The negative emotions of hundreds of people are aroused by witchcraft and fused with the bloodline of ancient giants to create powerful effects."

"When chaotic consciousness is solidified into a single entity, trying to restore your friend's sanity in this situation is like refining impurities from a piece of gold that has been forged through countless trials—it would be extremely difficult."

"We have to try." Lynn pointed to Bartholomew on the ground and said:

"If what he said is true, there is still a chance."

"have!"

"Absolutely!"

Barça Román hurriedly shouted:

"My mentor is an expert in this field; he's the one who made Hundred-Faced Demon do what I told him to do."

With his strength, he couldn't control a first-tier Hundred-Faced Demon, and even if he could, there was a high chance of a backlash.

So this statement is not a lie.

He also knew that lying to the wizard was tantamount to courting death.

"Heh..." Maggie chuckled and looked at Lynn:

"You're really good to your friends, or... do you have something else going on with this girl named Susan?"

"We've studied together for many years, of course we have feelings for each other." Lynn looked at Susan's face on the Hundred-Faced Demon's body and said slowly:

"Besides, I owe her money."

"Owes money?" Maggie's beautiful eyes flickered.

"How many?"

"A magic stone."

?

Maggie rolled her eyes, somewhat speechless.

"I'm sorry," Lynn said.

"I'll have to trouble you this time."

He needs to obtain the recipe for the Hundred-Faced Demon from the wizard Carpenter in order to help Susan regain consciousness.

Lynn had just advanced to the rank of wizard and was unfamiliar with the wizards of the three major factions, so he could only ask someone to help mediate between them.

"It's alright." Maggie waved her hand.

"Actually, I think this is a good thing. Few wizards are willing to go to this extent for their friends."

"No!"

"I feel that the longer wizards live, the fewer true friends they have, and the more their interests are intertwined."

"This feels good."

She put her hands behind her back and sighed softly:

"If you can be so devoted to your friends from your wizarding apprenticeship, I'm willing to be your friend too, and I won't have to worry about betrayal in the future."

friend?

Lynn smiled.

He sought help from several wizards this time, but only Maggie agreed to help, thus winning his friendship.

"They're here!"

At some point, a faint mist began to spread, and the faint sound of footsteps slowly approached.

"Lynn?"

The wizard Carpenter emerged from the mist, his features ashen like a corpse, yet his eyes were cold and sharp.

He looked at Lynn with a cold smile on his face:

"A genius who dies young is never a genius, and a sixteen-year-old wizard can only represent future potential."

"Carpenter!" Before Lynn could speak, Maggie stepped forward and shouted.

"Your disciple set a trap to ambush and kill wizard apprentices from other factions, claiming it was at your behest."

"What do you have to say?"

"Hmph!" The wizard Carpenter finally turned his gaze to his disciple and snorted coldly.

"Useless trash!"

"Carpenter," Lynn said slowly.

"If this matter reaches the Second Ring Wizard, even you will be severely punished, so..."

"How about we make a deal?"

"A deal?" The wizard Carpenter's eyes flickered slightly.

"What kind of deal?"

"You turned my friend into a hundred-faced demon, and you helped her regain her sanity, so let's leave it at that." Lynn flicked his sleeves and threw the handless and legless Bartholomew in front of him:

"To show his sincerity, he gave it to you first."

"Hmm." The wizard Carpenter lowered his head and looked at his disciple.

"tutor."

Barthalom's voice trembled:

"I...I've done my best."

"You should know very well that I only care about the results, not the process," said the wizard Carpenter in an icy voice.

"so……"

"Go to hell!"

"Whoosh!"

A dark shadow emerged from his eye socket, burrowed into Barthalom's body, and then brought out a large amount of blood.

In the blink of an eye.

All that remained on the ground was a human skin.

"Kill him to silence him?" Maggie shook her head upon seeing this.

"You don't think that killing someone is the end of it, do you?"

"I have recorded the entire process of you killing people, as well as the evidence left by your disciple."

"Is that so?" the wizard Carpenter asked expressionlessly.

"Evidence must be submitted for it to be useful."

"What?" Maggie was taken aback.

"Be careful!"

Lynn suddenly spoke, waving his staff, and layers of fire shields appeared around the two of them.

"puff!"

"Pfft!"

A phantom appeared out of thin air, and the flame shield was as fragile as paper in front of it, easily pierced.

Fortunately, this brief respite allowed Maggie to regain her senses, and her eyes lit up as she looked at the illusory figure.

Petrification!

The phantom instantly froze and petrified, turning into a thin stone slab that fell to the ground.

Human skin!

"Carpenter."

Maggie's face was grim, her eyes filled with disbelief:

"You're insane!"

She is one of the most promising second-ring wizards in Viper Academy, and is even a disciple of a second-ring wizard.

Although Lynn has only just advanced, he still has great potential.

Before they arrived, the two had expected the other party to be tough, but they never imagined that the wizard Carpenter would dare to kill them.

How dare he?

How could that be?

"call!"

suddenly,

A burst of flames attacked from behind.

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The college's location.

The shadow wizard Gloria, who was above the floating wizard tower, suddenly opened her eyes and looked into the distance with a puzzled expression.

"Monster?"

"So many monsters!"

Although there were many monsters, she didn't take them seriously.

Inside the wizard tower, she was not afraid even if a third-tier monster appeared for a short time. On the contrary, she could take the opportunity to slaughter monsters and collect a large number of monster corpses.

But something is wrong.

With so many monsters stirring up trouble, it's highly likely that the wizard in the Abyss Hut has secretly done something to cause this.

"What's going on?"

Gloria slowly straightened up:

"Faced with an encirclement by three forces, the wizard of the Abyss Hut actually dared to fight back? Has he been bewitched by the Abyss and lost his reason?"

"Monsters are attacking! Everyone prepare!"

Her voice wasn't loud, but it carried throughout the entire base, and the magical traps surrounding the base even began to glow.

A house somewhere.

Charles walked to the window with his hands behind his back, his eyes gleaming with a ghostly light as he took in the swarm of monsters approaching from afar.

"The opportunity has arrived."

He waved to Claude behind him:

"go!"

"Capture that wizard apprentice named Isaiah and use her to lure Lynn into the depths of the abyss."

"Hasn't Caesar always wanted to see Lynn? He'll be able to see her soon."

He was clearly unaware that the two people he was referring to had already met beforehand.

(End of this chapter)