Wizards pursue the truth

Chapter 14 [14] Exploring the Underwater Mysteries, Extraordinary Toxins

Chapter 14 [14] Exploring the Underwater Mysteries, Extraordinary Toxins

late at night.

"Anna, open the door! What's wrong with you?"

Having barely managed to clean himself of the filth, Arthur hurriedly knocked on the beauty's door.

He was dressed in a long black robe, with the hood covering him completely.

As Arthur knocked on the door, his eyes darted around, seemingly searching for any other newly minted wizards.

After initial treatment of the wounds, he is out of danger. The loss of skin on his face and scalp represents a large area of ​​damage, and the scabs have made him look even more gruesome.

Leaning forward with his head down, Arthur waited in vain for a response, and his anxiety grew, turning into impatience and irritability. Perhaps at any moment he would be unable to resist barging in.

Finally, the door remained closed, but Anna's cold voice rang out, "Arthur, I think we need to have a serious talk."

"Anna, as long as you're willing to talk to me and see me, I'll do anything you want."

Arthur quickly responded, pressing his cheek against the door, as if wanting to hear more of Anna's voice.

This is definitely not the arrogant Arthur who used to hold his chin up.

I wonder how many new students at the wizard exchange meeting will be dumbfounded.

"Alright, Arthur, you can go back now. I'm not feeling well tonight. Let's talk on the deck the night after tomorrow."

Anna's voice carried a hint of impatience.

Arthur clearly couldn't tell, and forced a smile. "Okay, then I won't disturb your rest any longer. You must take care of yourself."

Although the automated restaurant has failed, there is still a lot of ice in the cold storage.

Wang Ya estimated that if the ice blocks moved into the room could last for seven days without melting, that would be considered pretty good.

There was nothing they could do but take it one step at a time. Wang Ya desperately wanted a magical artifact that could store items; otherwise, things wouldn't be so complicated.

Harak carefully tapped on the window with its pointed beak, and after Wang Ya let it in, it released the object it was holding in its mouth.

Several fresh white-scaled fish were still jumping around on the floor.

The Thorn Sea Beast incident resulted in the deaths of many new wizards and also freed up a large number of rooms.

The wizard Tuta wouldn't concern himself with such trivial matters, so Wang Ya found a clean and intact room to live in.

"Not bad, little guy. It seems that your little bit of mental strength wasn't wasted."

After patting Harak's head, Wang Ya found a water source and quickly prepared the few late-night snacks.

At this time, the other new wizards were probably still starving, getting through the long night.

The new rules will be implemented tomorrow. There will be no food in the automated restaurant. Of course, some freshmen are willing to eat ice cubes to survive the night.

Starting a fire is not troublesome. There is a fireplace in the room that is usually extinguished. Just put a few pieces of wood out and then light the flames.

The white-scaled fish was served with a knife and fork; Wang Ya's grilling skills were quite good. I remember the last time I grilled fish was back in the mortal era, when I secretly grilled it in the palace.

The flames hissed as they burned, and Wang Ya's pupils reflected his absent-mindedness, perhaps as he recalled something.

He quickly recovered, took the wooden box out from under his clothes, stroked it, and silently grilled the fish.

Whoosh!

Huge waves surged dozens of meters high, and the anchoring of the wizard ship was extremely noisy. Under the steam pressure of the internal gears, the hull began to change. One side began to tilt and fall into the water, so that it could smoothly enter the endless sea along the deck, and could also return to the wizard ship by following the steps and curves.

On the first day of the new rules, all the new wizards stood on the deck, their faces showing eagerness and, more importantly, a thirst for food.

Although the Wizard of Tuta did not appear, this new rule was followed by everyone.

The particle energy grants the newborns physical qualities beyond those of ordinary people. As for the pseudo-question of whether they can swim, with their powerful mental strength, they will master balance, learn to float and breathe very quickly.

Every new wizard is physically superior to that of ordinary people.

Pfft!

Finally, the first wizard freshman tried to go into the water. He was a little uncomfortable for the first minute, but then he entered the water with ease, swimming underwater like a fish.

Then, one by one, the new wizards went into the water, and some lucky ones even caught several fish right away.

The amount of food distributed depends on the harvest.

Of course, this rule is flexible and does not necessarily require food to be handed over to automated restaurants.

But if we expect new wizarding students to cook and prepare their own food, then the vast majority of them will probably just hand over their meals to the automated dining system.

"I don't know if we can hunt enough food for me and my Kobike."

When Gray went into the water, his expression was still sorrowful, he held a steel fork in his hand, and his hair was still the familiar mess.

Wang Ya nodded slightly as encouragement, and then plunged into the sea.

The food he needed for hunting was simple; he was more interested in seeing the life in the endless sea.

Wizards are always filled with cautious curiosity.

He had never seriously observed the Endless Sea before, partly because the wizard ships were constantly sailing, and partly because he was focused on studying wizarding knowledge.

With Wizard Tuta on board, the wizard ship is unlikely to encounter any particularly powerful sea monsters within a hundred-meter or even a thousand-meter radius. This presents a good opportunity.

The sea here is very clear; you can see the creatures swimming in the water as soon as you open your eyes.

There were herbivorous sea beasts covered in hard shells, blue kelp jellyfish swimming around him from time to time, and small schools of fish that came close and then moved away. The small fish had special little wings. Wang Ya's pupils flashed with a blue shimmer. He recorded the information and data of each of them. None of them were extraordinary creatures, nor did they pose any threat. They were even a bit unappetizing as food.

Wang Ya's ability to withstand underwater pressure is about ten times stronger than that of an ordinary person.

The dive depth was sixty meters. The water pressure put a little pressure on Wang Ya, but it wasn't too difficult. The surrounding light and visibility were a bit dim. Looking up, the faint arc of light following the waves on the sea surface looked dreamlike, much like the light of hope that was being chased.

The surrounding marine life grew larger and became more sensitive. After sensing the particle energy aura emanating from him, they spontaneously moved away.

We descended another twenty meters, reaching a depth of eighty meters. Here, the visibility was almost murky, and looking up, the light on the water's surface dimmed.

Suddenly, Wang Ya seemed to have discovered something. He looked closely and saw small, palm-sized, reddish fish swimming slowly.

[Hint: Extraordinary properties detected. Analysis complete: 'Crimson-Scaled Giant Fish,' a creature somewhere between an extraordinary and an ordinary being. Its teeth contain a small amount of extraordinary toxins, which can pose a significant threat to low-level wizards.]

Wang Ya's eyes flickered, as if he could...

(End of this chapter)

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