Wizard, I Have Another World

Chapter 404 Thunder Spear Tucker

Remiller transformed into a white dove, wandering like a ghost across the land.

As a former messenger of a deity, she possesses the fastest speed on this continent, 'theoretically'.

No one can be faster than her.

This is a set of rules that one gains after becoming a god, and the ultimate speed is Remier's domain.

Not just fast,

She can also see things that others cannot.

include,

The gazes cast by the gods from outer realms and astral planes, and the various divine punishments that attempt to cross the barrier.

"Whoosh!"

With a gentle flap of his wings, Remier revealed himself in human form.

"Old friend."

She turned her head to look at the void, then lowered her head and spoke:

"It must have been four hundred years since we last met. You've finally decided to leave that place."

"The aura of death is stronger than ever before; of course I'm curious." A dark figure wielding a massive scythe appeared in mid-air, its cold eyes fixed on Remier:

"Did you find it?"

"no."

Remiller shook his head helplessly:

"There isn't even a clue."

"Child of Destruction..." the shadowy figure whispered.

"It's inextricably linked to vampires."

"Yes."

Remiller nodded:

"The original Night Watchman went to the Vampire Temple, and the Vampire Elders were unaware of this as well."

"You should know that they can't hide it from the Night's Watch."

The Night Watch is able to become an extraordinary force on par with the Pantheon and the Blood Alliance, and even holds a prominent position, not only because of its official and military backing, but also because of its deep-rooted foundation.

Just like.

The original Night's Watch.

That mysterious fifth-tier expert, nicknamed the Eye of Insight, possesses the special ability to distinguish between truth and falsehood.

"Ignorance doesn't mean indifference," the shadowy figure continued.

"The vampires will have to pay the price for this."

?

Remiller raised an eyebrow.

"Are you planning to take this opportunity to attack the vampires?"

"Hel, the vampires have Godslayers and Thunder Spears, and I am not a fifth-tier combat-oriented fighter."

"This is an opportunity." Hel, the "Grim Reaper," one of the three strongest figures in the Pantheon, spoke coldly:

"The Night's Watch will help us."

"After all, it was the vampires who brought about the divine punishment, and the methods left behind by the gods protect this continent. They know which side to choose."

Remiller seemed to be deep in thought.

She was well aware of the deep-seated hatred between "Death God" Hel and the Blood Oath God Eaters; the two sides were irreconcilable enemies.

This is indeed an opportunity to wipe out the vampire clan.

but,

When divine punishment descends, all living beings will perish. At such a time, we should unite all forces that can be united.

"Hel".

Remiller sighed:

"Is it really necessary to do it this way?"

"You don't have to do it." Hel took a step back, his body disappearing into the darkness, leaving only a faint voice echoing through the air:

"Just like when all living beings perished, you also chose to retreat, after all, no one could catch up with you."

"...Alright." Remiller looked helpless.

"But before we take action, perhaps we should give each other a chance."

"Chance?"

Hel opened his mouth:

"Unless they hand over the Child of Destruction."

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A book sat in front of Carl, which he was turning the pages of. Ruili sat opposite him, sipping her coffee.

"This world changes so fast. In less than two months, it has become so unfamiliar."

They were on the fourth floor of the college library, in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows, where they could see the students coming and going below.

Unlike a few months ago.

Many students are now changing their majors, with archaeology and theology, which were previously unpopular, becoming popular.

Two months ago, fossils of ancient creatures were discovered in the Keke Mountains, including the remains of several ancient giants who were over ten meters tall.

"A month ago, a mirage appeared in the sky above Diluocui City, showing hundreds of terrifying creatures. Among them, a demonic wolf with eight heads actually existed and attempted to kill thousands of people."

"A few days ago, the underground cave ruins..."

"Ugh!"

She sighed softly:

"How did it become like this?"

The Night Watchmen uncovered various existences and phenomena that defied scientific explanation, sparking a nationwide frenzy.

Mysticism, theology, and supernatural powers gradually became known to people.

As the first universities to embrace advanced knowledge, they took the lead in making changes and even launched extraordinary courses.

The changes are indeed significant.

"Have you ever considered that perhaps the world has always been like this, and we just didn't know it before?" Karl looked up.

"Don't worry, just live your life as it comes."

"I'm afraid that's impossible." Ruili shook her head.

"During this period, too many people have gone missing or died. It is said that there are three streets in the city that devour people. Anyone who walks into them at a specific time will disappear, but no one knows which street or which time."

"Maybe……"

"I could just disappear one day, like Blaze and Monica."

"You're under a lot of pressure," Carl said.

"That's not good."

"I understand," Ruili sighed.

"But there's nothing we can do."

"Oh, right."

She glanced at the books in Karl's hands and said:

"I heard that there's a strange book hidden in the library. Everyone who reads it becomes a character in the book, and no one else will know that someone has disappeared. So it's best not to read during this time."

"No one knows about missing people, so how does anyone know about this book?" Carl closed the book:

You're overthinking it.

"Maybe."

Ruili shrugged.

She didn't think much of it; the book really existed, a divine punishment that dragged living beings into the underworld.

Originally, the books would be scattered to various places, and everyone who read them would fall into the stories within.

Until.

In this world, no one can read or write, and wisdom cannot be passed down.

That book is now in Karl's hands, and analyzing divine punishment would be of great benefit to him.

This allows us to understand the methods of the gods.

"Professor Carl."

At this time.

A student ran upstairs and said:

"Someone downstairs is looking for you."

"oh!"

Karl raised an eyebrow:

"Looking for me?"

How could that be?

He is a fifth-order god and an ancient knight. Not to mention someone calling him by name, even just thinking of him can evoke a feeling.

Now, someone has actually come knocking on our door.

He straightened his clothes, leaned on his cane, and went down to the first floor, where he saw people waiting in front of the library.

This is a handsome man whose features are like a perfectly sculpted stone carving.

Her figure is absolutely perfect.

even,

Even her temperament is flawless.

Women passing by couldn't help but stop and stare, and soon a large crowd had gathered.

"Professor Carl."

Upon seeing Karl emerge, the man placed one hand on his chest, leaned forward slightly, and performed an ancient gesture of respect:

"We meet again."

"It's you!"

Karl sighed softly:

"Thunder Spear Tucker".

"I don't remember us ever meeting before."

"Signor," Tucker began.

"At that time, I had only recently come into contact with the war, and you were just an insignificant wizard apprentice."

They glanced at each other from afar, but neither of them paid any attention at the time. They never expected to meet again after so many years.

identity,

They are now completely different.

(End of this chapter)