Wizards pursue the truth

Chapter 200 [200] Wang Ya vs. Duoguyin's Powerful Suppression

The dark wizard's robe had a black-feathered raven with white stripes perched on its shoulder, curiously examining the food in the shop with its gray, white, and black pupils.

Hank was stunned. They hadn't even realized when the figure had appeared in front of them, and their extraordinary mental power hadn't had any effect.

It is right in front of you, yet it seems unreal, giving you a multi-sensory absurdity.

Then he noticed the shadowy landmark on the outer robe of the law enforcement wizard.

Hank's face turned deathly pale, and his lips trembled. The wizard behind him was in no better shape.

This was actually a real wizard from the Underdark, who had overheard their words.

Ruined!

The rules are the highest regulations for wizards in the Underdark, and no one is allowed to violate them; even they themselves must strictly abide by them.

This is also a characteristic of the Underdark.

Within the territories of other wizarding territories, there are no regulations governing wizards, let alone prohibiting the killing of mortals. In fact, within wizarding cities, mortals and wizards coexist peacefully, engaging in mutually beneficial transactions.

The shopkeeper wizard's eyes lit up with hope, as if he had found his savior. He said excitedly, "Wizard of the Dark Lands, these guys have violated the rules of White Lake Wizard City, which are also the rules set by the Dark Lands. Please capture them and kill them all."

Wang Ya adjusted the black lotus mask on his face with his right hand. Through the mask's empty eyes, he appeared mysterious and profound, as if he could see through people's hearts.

He glanced at the shopkeeper's wizard, then at Hank and the other wizards' shabby appearance, and after a moment's thought, he understood the whole story.

Hank and the others were startled by Wang Ya's gaze and looked at him with extreme tension.

Hank secretly made up his mind that even if it meant risking his life, he would avenge this defeat. Even if the wizard of this dark land wanted to attack them, they had the courage to fight back.

Living and having dignity are more important than following the rules.

Hank seemed to feel the boiling of his wizarding heart, and the wizards behind him also showed a resolute expression.

Even though he could sense an almost hopeless gap in their relationship with Wang Ya.

"You bunch of bastards, you ingrates! Now that the wizards from the Underdark have arrived, you still want to disrupt Whitelake Wizard City? You'll be wiped out sooner or later."

The shop wizard clearly knew some inside information.

In fact, Wang Ya also saw the real situation. The outer city was okay. Although the aura of witchcraft energy rose and fell, it was not too chaotic.

At most, it's an extraordinary shop, a place containing extraordinary resources, where there are many fluctuations in particle energy.

These were likely wild wizards looking to take advantage of the chaos; they weren't important to Wang Ya. The inner city was a completely different story. The mixed particle energy fluctuations, the subtle magical fluctuations, and even the overall energy were all interconnected.

Wang Ya also felt a chill run down his spine. Just how many wizards were there in the inner city, engaged in battle?

In short, White Lake Wizard City is in complete chaos, and the law enforcement wizards and the city lord's wizards have nowhere to be found.

For more specific details, we need to go to the inner city area to take a look.

The best-case scenario would be that the elite wizard apprentices guarding Whitelake Wizarding Town are still alive. With the support of these six, they could directly control the order within Whitelake Wizarding Town and eliminate the invading enemies.

Faced with the situation, Wang Ya simply extended a slender, pale finger from beneath her sleeve. The next moment, a dark, deep wave of light radiated outwards, its direction clearly aimed at Hank and the others.

Although the dark light wave looked unremarkable, it was just a slightly slow-spreading light wave.

The danger it posed to Hank and his companions was deadly.

They absolutely must not get hit, they will die.

This is a voice from the depths of my heart.

Their eyes were bloodshot, and the particle energy within their bodies surged forth.

The wizards, who had prepared in advance, had already unleashed their magic in an attempt to counter the seemingly ordinary but increasingly amplified dark light waves.

But the result was despairing. No matter what kind of witchcraft or particle energy burst it was, it all completely disintegrated and turned into primitive natural particles when it came into contact with that ordinary dark light wave.

The temperature began to rise, and the scorching heat baked their bodies from head to toe, even igniting black flames that coiled around their right legs.

This process is very brief, almost instantaneous, lasting less than a second.

Their legs, in a moment of excruciating pain, were burned to nothingness by the black flames.

Even at its weakest level, the energy of the Burning Soul particles is something these wild wizards cannot withstand.

Without any lineage, the lower-level wizards who rely on mining extraordinary resources and magical plants to survive have no fighting ability.

"My feet are gone, it hurts so much, no, my legs, I can't accept this."

Some wizards collapsed to the ground, clutching their groins and groaning in agony. The extreme, restrained heat instantly froze their blood, and the wounds were directly carbonized.

Hank was among the groaning members; he couldn't bear the pain of having his cells burned to nothingness.

The particle energy radiation at the wound site will further worsen and affect the remaining flesh and blood tissue.

The shopkeeper wizard couldn't laugh; instead, he felt like crying and was filled with fear.

All because of a single sentence uttered by that masked wizard from the Dark Land.

Wang Ya slowly walked towards Hank, his figure appearing and disappearing in the distance. His voice echoed throughout the shop, "Your words will bring disaster. The second principle of the essential theory of wizardry is that everything you do must have the capacity to bear the consequences. Unfortunately, you don't."

"Rules are rules and must be strictly enforced. Your attempt to storm the wizard's shop has resulted in the permanent loss of your right leg."

Wang Ya's eyes were indifferent, and his body seemed to walk into nothingness, slowly passing through the crowd.

The shop wizard looked at Hank and the others with a ferocious expression that looked like he could eat people. He was completely panicked, but he could only watch helplessly as Wang Ya's figure merged into the void.

"No, what do you want to do? Are you trying to break the rules? You've just lost your right legs. No... don't come any closer."

This was just a minor incident.

Rules are not static; they can be changed from many perspectives.

Wang Ya's figure emerged from the void, and the cloak with the ability to traverse shadows slowly shrank, becoming a small curtain behind the shadow robe.

His attitude toward the rules of the Underdark was to govern within the scope visible to the naked eye.

He won't worry about things he can't see.

As for those who are as strict as the Wizard of Isis to the point of being almost pathological, he does not support them, but he respects them nonetheless.

As Wizard Yi said, rules are rules, and any violation must be punished, regardless of identity or status.

This is something all wizards in the Underdark must abide by.

It must be acknowledged that the implementation of the rules has provided greater safety for mortals within the Underdark.

At the same time, it also provided a real way out for ordinary wizards, allowing the Underdark to maintain a constant influx of new blood and relative internal stability.

Wang Ya stared at the magnificent city wall in front of him. The inner city wall was even taller and thicker than the outer wall.

It seems to have some kind of magical array effect.

Wang Ya frowned. The teleportation array was located near the city lord's mansion, which could be considered the core of the inner layer, yet it had been breached.

The city-protecting magic array can unleash the normal magic attacks of a master wizard apprentice.

In critical moments, it can even unleash a particle energy shield comparable to that of a formal wizard, protecting the city lord's mansion inside and out.

Suddenly, Wang Ya's gaze fell on a certain spot in the inner city, where a transparent ripple spread outwards, forming a semi-circular high-frequency particle shield.

He narrowed his eyes, as if he was right after all.

Things have gotten this serious.

The law enforcement wizards and the wizards of the city lord's mansion could only cower within the city lord's mansion.

This ripple effect occurs when the Shamanic Array shield is maintained at full power, consuming the greatest amount of ley line energy.

His eyes flickered, as if he were pondering something, before his figure disappeared into the void once more.

As he created and mastered the energy of the Burning Soul Particles, his illusory body became increasingly sophisticated. He even developed new combination magic through the Heavenly Fire Illusion.

Outside the city lord's mansion, a large number of wizards gathered here, constantly attacking the ripple shield that was in a transparent, fluctuating state with their magic.

Each magical attack intensified the fluctuations, yet the energy remained resilient. The rippling waves seemed to mock the wizards' weakness and incompetence.

This made the group of wizards, whose identities were unknown and who all concealed their identities with the Mask of Remnant Dreams, even more anxious.

Many people began to angrily resort to their most powerful witchcraft.

Numerous particle energy fluctuations collided with each other, releasing intertwined magic that partially canceled each other out, causing internal destruction.

More often, under the control of particle energy, a torrent of magic was formed, washing over the rippled light screen.

This fluctuation was the most intense, almost bursting forth from its transparent state, making the four Nature Ring Tower Wizards observing from the shadows somewhat expectant.

Doguyin silently devoured the corpses of the slain wizards. She wore a loose purple wizard's robe, from which two enormous tongues extended.

She walked from the other side of the street, not very fast, giving the purple snake's head time to devour her.

The corpses of these wizards were digested in the stomach of the purple snake head, which was her stomach.

The surging heat transformed into abundant bio-energy, almost causing her to let out a hoarse sound.

Upon reaching the rooftop of a nearby building, four figures of varying heights and builds stood there. Some had their arms crossed, while others had their hands in their pockets, all looking down at the massive force of wizards attacking the city lord's mansion.

Duoguyin walked to their side, observing the situation below with her snake-like pupils.

The torrent of witchcraft was ultimately withstood by the witch array shield. Many wizards, having exhausted their particle energy, collapsed to the ground, panting heavily. They were generally at the level of first-level or second-level wizard apprentices.

"Another failure. It seems these ambitious guys won't be able to break through the city lord's mansion."

A thin, somewhat short young man, about 1.5 meters tall, wearing a white wizard's robe, pursed his lips with a hint of mockery.

"White Rat, you actually have hope for a bunch of fools? I knew from the beginning they wouldn't succeed." The wizard, with one foot on the railing and a black knife swinging in his right hand, spoke dismissively. His stiff, technologically advanced face and infrared prosthetic eyes were observing the situation inside the city lord's mansion.

"Mo Kui, you seem to have a problem with me." The white rat looked over with a subtle gaze.

On the face of an ultimate wizard, one can't naturally see any changes in expression; those rolling infrared prosthetic eyes would cause one physical discomfort.

"Alright, quiet down." The wizard, dressed in a black wizard's robe, had a youthful appearance and his face was covered with various engraved patterns, seemingly bearing traces of a wizarding spell.

With his eyes closed and brows slightly furrowed, the surge of his extraordinary spiritual power caused the surrounding figures to instinctively take a step back so as not to disturb him.

Standing beside him was a tall, thin wizard whose face was as pale as a sheet of paper; his name was "The Johnson".

He coughed, and his facial skin became an unnatural red, as if it had been painted with a layer of varnish.

"How is it going?" Johnson asked Aiden, who had already opened his eyes.

"According to that person's information, the situation is still under control. Only six wizards have come to provide support. Three of them are Ultimate Wizard Apprentices, which is worth noting, as they are all chief-level figures in their respective lineages."

"The rest are all third-level wizard apprentices, nothing to worry about." Aiden glanced at Duoguyin and said with a smile, "That King Yahalak is among them, and he's quite famous in the Natural Ring Tower. He even reduced the promising wizard Ruilis to participating in a suicide mission with us."

"The strength of a second-level wizard apprentice is enough to defeat Ruilis to this extent." Duoguyin stretched out his long snake tongue, his purple lips gently licking it. "It's really quite interesting. I really want to taste what he's like."

Aiden continued, "That person said that all we need to do is make a big scene as much as possible, kill as many people as possible, and ideally wipe out all the wizards in White Lake Wizard City. The wizards in the city lord's mansion must also die. If we can also deal with the six reinforcements from the Dark Hand, that would be even better."

White Mouse's eyes widened, and he couldn't help but shout, "Are you kidding me? That's the chief, one of the strongest among the ultimate wizard apprentices. How are we supposed to kill the chief?"

"Even if all five of us joined forces, we still couldn't kill three chiefs."

If we can catch the leader alone, we can kill him.

But the other side isn't stupid; if they choose to run away, they won't be able to kill them.

In fact, even at the level of a Limitless Wizard Apprentice, it is very difficult to kill the opponent in battle.

If they possess overwhelming strength or have met special conditions, that's another story.

The Chief is the strongest among the Ultimate Wizard Apprentices, with virtually no weaknesses, making him utterly perfect.

They weren't stupid enough to let themselves be surrounded by five people.

Aiden glanced at him and said calmly, "No one asked you to fight the chief. All we have to do is kill people and turn the entire White Lake Wizard City into a river of blood."

"You can surely kill those three third-level wizard apprentices, right?"

The white mouse snorted coldly, "Who do you think you are?"

Duoguyin interjected, "Leave Wang Yahalak to me."

Aiden nodded and said, "During the teleportation, the three chiefs were teleported to a location far away from White Lake Wizard City. It will take at least thirty minutes for them to get here."

"This applies to all the wizards from the Underdark who were subsequently teleported in."

"Those three third-level wizard apprentices are in the city now, right?"

"The law enforcement wizard robes they wear have a vibrational positioning function."

Having obtained the answer he wanted, Duoguyin turned and left.

The white rat snorted coldly, then leaped down from another direction and disappeared without a trace.

"These wizards have been squeezed dry; let's get rid of them."

Mo Kui nodded.

Johnson coughed, his body trembling. "I don't want to die here. I need to complete that person's request as soon as possible so I can have a chance to get a return ticket."

Aiden slowly floated up from the ground, his robes billowing, his eyes gleaming, a subtle undercurrent swirling within them, which he didn't want to delve into.

Completing this damned task will wipe away all past sins, and upon returning to the Natural Ring Tower, they can regain their status as spirits of nature.

All five of them became the targets of this wizarding mission for this very purpose.

As for Rylis Aiden guessing some things, it had nothing to do with him.

"What a joke, it's deviated so much from the mark."

The three of them, including Suer, tumbled out of the void, their faces pale and their wizard robes tattered. Even Schneider's right arm was badly injured.

Unlike his usual manic behavior, Bai Guding calmly began to think, "This is not normal. We are currently too far from White Lake Wizard City. Even if there is a problem with the teleportation array, it shouldn't be like this."

"There's another pattern: the three of us are always in the same place."

Schneider and Sue's expressions turned serious. They had a very frightening guess in their hearts, but they couldn't be sure.

This could trigger an unprecedented earthquake, even more terrifying than the previous internal searches.

"Those three guys will be in big trouble if they get into White Lake Wizard City."

None of the three people present were fools. Too many coincidences could turn into a conspiracy. Once something was done, clues would remain.

Moreover, their coincidences were far too obvious.

"No matter what, we must get to White Lake Wizard City as soon as possible. Hopefully, we can make it in time."

Suer sighed, her beautiful face furrowing, though the possibility was probably very small.

If nothing unexpected happens, there are five ultimate wizard apprentices in Whitelake Wizard City, especially Beta Berkeley, as well as other wizards from the Berkeley family.

"They actually teleported us into the Wizard City! Damn it, we haven't seen any other trace of them yet."

When the wizard Lando rolled out of the void, he landed right in a wizard's mansion.

The soft mattress cushioned the impact, and he even had a moment to stretch.

As the wizard Lando lay there, he didn't want to get up. He yawned and said lazily, "Perhaps this is fate. It's time for me to rest for a while and recover the particle energy in my body."

The mansion's owner, a second-level wizard apprentice, was filled with apprehension, wondering if those mad, wild wizards would break in.

Many wizarding businesses and shops were destroyed by wild wizards, and the shopkeeper wizards were killed. As for the wizard waiters, they suffered the same fate.

Thinking about this, Bob the Wizard was so angry he was grinding his teeth. What kind of nonsense was this?

Those guys wore masks of broken dreams, making it impossible to tell who was who. Perhaps even some of the original shopkeepers and wizards joined in the looting.

It could also be a harmless caravan wizard; there are too many possibilities.

He activated the wizard's mansion's magic array to its maximum extent, but with such limited protection, a single spell would render it almost useless.

After all, the main function of a witch array is to serve as a warning, not a protective one.

Bob the wizard could only pray; he wasn't good at fighting either, and the wizard waiters had long since run away.

Whitelake Wizard City had remained peaceful and undisturbed since his birth, thanks to the rules of the Underdark.

How come everything suddenly changed today?

Bob the wizard couldn't adapt. He was terrified and his mind was in a state of panic. He hid in the innermost room on the top floor of the wizard's mansion.

By observing the images reflected in the crystal ball, they could understand the situation in various parts of the wizard's mansion.

After looking at it for a while, Bob the wizard was also a little tired. When he pushed open the door to the master bedroom, his expression froze instantly, and his eyes revealed a bit of fright.

"You, you."

Lando the Wizard yawned, reclining on the bed. He stretched out his hand to Bob the Wizard standing in the doorway and greeted him, "Hello, shopkeeper wizard."

A woman's scream came from Bob the wizard's mouth. The middle-aged wizard, who was over two hundred years old, hugged himself and looked at the figure in the black wizard's robe on the bed in horror.

Rhodes Stark stood atop a tall building, gazing at the chaos in Whitelake Wizarding City, his expression grave, yet tinged with anger.

He had been to Whitelake Wizard City once before, and it wasn't in this dilapidated and ruined state now.

Most importantly, the Stark family has businesses here.

However, the corresponding wizard shops were looted and set on fire, and the casualties are still unknown.

This is a whole street belonging to the Stark family!

The profits here account for almost one-tenth of the entire Stark family's revenue.

His gaze was fixed on the end of Stark Street, and a surge of anger welled up inside him. There were actually wild wizards attacking his Stark family's wizarding shops in groups.

He is a direct descendant of a genius wizard, and is very likely to become the future head of the Stark family.

"Bastards, you've violated the rules of the Underdark! I'm going to sentence you all to death!"

Wang Ya walked along the streets of the inner city, trying to take the most secluded paths and stay away from areas with many wizard shops.

The city lord's mansion should still exist. The protective magic array is a magic array that is used spontaneously after the city's protective magic array fails or is breached. It draws energy from the earth's veins to maintain a particle energy shield, which can block even the magic of a formal wizard.

The presence of the protective magic array means that the city lord's mansion still has a fighting force of wizards.

There is still hope for White Lake Wizard City.

Hiss!

The hissing of snakes rang in my ears.

Wang Ya turned his head and saw that, at some point, a long snake that had traversed the mountain peaks had appeared in the shadows of this secluded path. It stood up, its fangs bared, and assumed an attacking posture towards Wang Ya.

He narrowed his eyes, and the next moment, a powerful bio-force field surged forth along with his extraordinary mental power, squeezing the long, mountain-crossing serpent into a bloody mist.

An unfamiliar and more powerful bio-force field pressed in from all directions, like a thousand snakes devouring him, making Wang Ya's heart skip a beat and causing him to feel a sense of panic.

This is a fear inherent in human nature, a kind of witchcraft that works on one's aura and influences one's will.

A warning bell rang in Wang Ya's heart. As soon as he turned around, he found that his body had no time to react. His pupils reflected the purple giant snake falling from the sky, its ferocious mouth open, sharp fangs, and a foul stench emanating from it.

He bit Wang Ya in half and crushed him in one bite.

chew!!

(End of this chapter)