Magic: My equipment slots have no restrictions

Almost the instant the roar came.

Viktor suddenly turned around and rushed towards the drow.

The latter raised his arms, placing two sturdy arm guards in front of him.

But then the boy quickly bent down, picked up the dagger she had just dropped, and rushed to the side.

He pulled the stunned girl aside and rushed into the fog!

"..."

As the two figures disappeared into the mist, the female drow watched, a look of bewilderment flashing in her eyes, and a flood of questions welled up in her mind.

"Stop standing there! That kid's tricked us!"

Until the roar of the burly man Jadis rang out.

She finally came to her senses.

I've been tricked!

I couldn't sense any magic from that kid. He just used some kind of trick to control a vine, yet I suspected he was a magician.

"Damn it!"

As she watched the silhouette of the girl disappear into the mist, her eyes suddenly turned incredibly fierce.

Just as Jadis took two steps, he heard the drow mutter a curse and then transform into a black shadow and rushed out.

She was enraged.

As a seasoned thief, no one has ever been able to steal anything from her, let alone snatch a dagger right in front of her.

Her figure was elusive, swift as a black panther, tearing through the mist with each step.

"Bang!"

Occasionally, a fat maggot would be stepped on, but it would explode behind her and wouldn't hurt her at all.

As the silhouette of the girl in front of her was close at hand, a triumphant smile flashed across her face. She reached her left hand to her waist and drew out a jade-green dagger!

He swung it violently, aiming for the girl's back.

"Wind, help me travel swiftly!"

Just as the blade was about to fall, the girl's clear voice rang out.

The drow watched helplessly as the blade just grazed the girl's shoulder and clothes, then gritted her teeth and attacked again!

However, the familiar sound of something cutting through the air came again.

"Swish! Snap!"

A similar vine slammed down, hitting her squarely in the face and sending her flying backward!

It fell into the mud.

Whether it was the corrupting power of the vines or the force of the blow, she felt as if her face was on fire and tried to bury her head in the mud.

The result was...

"Bang!"

The fat maggots in the silt were crushed and then sprayed out.

The drow's screams were erased directly from the physical layer.

"How ugly!"

Viktor hid to the side, watching the drow and whispering indifferently.

He had already deduced this from Jadis's words.

These three people likely found this place through the blonde girl; she must have been identified.

So he gambled that he hadn't been locked out.

The result, of course, was that the gamble paid off.

Viktor didn't go up to finish off the enemy. He glanced at the two people who were about to arrive behind him, then slowly retreated and placed his palm on the dead tree beside him.

A few seconds passed.

Jadis and that mediocre man arrived late.

Upon seeing the scene, the two men's expressions turned extremely grim.

The once aloof and elegant female drow was now half-submerged in mud.

His face, bearing a burn scar, was contorted in pain, and tears streamed from the corners of his eyes.

"He's still breathing."

The mediocre man spoke calmly.

Jadis didn't reply, but silently took down the giant axe.

With a "thud," the female drow's head was severed from her body.

The woods fell silent for a moment, with only the faint, hurried footsteps in the distance.

Neither of them spoke, but they tacitly followed the silhouette of the girl in the mist.

"..."

Viktor looked down at the heads at his feet, then at the two departing figures, but still didn't move.

As a citizen of this place, he has his own privileges.

For example, in the Corruption Land, you can command creatures of lower rank than citizens.

Like maggots and withered trees, they are nothing more than flowers and grass, inferior beings.

These things can be used by citizens to fight off intruders!

As he pondered this, Viktor saw his figure slowly enveloped by the enormous figure, and a slight smile curved his lips.

"Having connections at higher levels makes things much easier."

He finally let go and slowly walked forward to chase after her.

the other side.

The girl was still running away, her golden eyes filled with worry.

She and Victor hadn't gone far when he suddenly stopped and told her to keep running.

The other party, however, resolutely headed back the way they came.

Without even thinking, she knew that the other party was prepared to hold off those three bastards all by himself.

Especially after the drow's sneak attack failed, an explosion suddenly rang out.

"He wouldn't have taken them all down with him, would he...?"

The more she thought about it, the more guilty she felt, and tears welled up in her eyes.

Honestly, I even suspected the other person was a bad guy.

That guy is clearly an idiot!

Her thoughts flowed smoothly, but her breathing became erratic.

She had almost exhausted all her magic power and had very little energy left when she was trying to escape those three corrupt wolves.

This body is no longer able to perform high-intensity exercise.

"I'm about to die, but... I'm so sorry to him."

The girl whispered to herself, still persisting in running, but her speed was much slower than before.

Soon, even the Swiftness Spell couldn't be maintained, and she seemed to have turned into an ordinary person, only faster than the maggots around her.

"Da da da..."

Sure enough, soon after, footsteps sounded behind me, accompanied by several shouts of cursing.

The girl recognized the voice as Jadis's.

This means that the guy who risked his life to protect you is probably dead.

The sadness welled up inside her, causing her to completely lose the motivation to move forward.

The girl stood there, breathing heavily.

She seemed to have gotten used to the stench, or rather, she no longer cared.

"Hehe, little girl, why aren't you running anymore?"

Jadis's words made her turn around.

The other person had a rosy complexion, was not out of breath, and stood three meters away, within sight, carrying a giant axe.

The other person hasn't arrived yet; I guess they're not in good physical condition.

"You're quite capable, managing to kill my companion. But what do you have left?"

Jadis gave a disdainful smile as he scrutinized the blonde girl:

"Young raven, no matter how strong your magical talent is, you are still just a fledgling."

"Jadis".

The girl had recovered by this point. She knew her fate wouldn't be good, but she forced herself to remain calm.

"Now that I'm powerless to resist, can you tell me who hired your squad?"

Upon hearing this, Jadis's smile slowly faded, then he smiled again:

"Can I take this as you begging me?"

After saying that, he burst into laughter, his eyes gleaming with excitement:

"Even if you beg me, it's no use. Your father was so cruel that he didn't choose to save my daughter who was in trouble."

"So, I'm not telling you, and... I absolutely love crushing the weak!"

Jadis's face darkened. He picked up his giant axe and charged toward the girl.

Upon witnessing this scene.

The despair in the girl's eyes could no longer be concealed, but she still gripped her wand tightly, trying her best to mobilize the almost non-existent magic power within her.

However, magic did not respond to Jadis's wild charge.

Completely unusable!

"Go to hell!"

Amid the burly man's roar, the girl desperately raised her magic wand.

But in places she didn't notice.

A black gale swept in!