Wizard Immortal

Chapter 109 News of the Mutant Beastmen

Lunchtime passed quickly.

After lunch, Adir got up and led Eld and the others to another area of ​​the manor.

This is an area that Adir specifically designated in the manor, where some things are placed.

Leading Eld and the others to this area, several figures, each over a meter tall, quickly passed through the surrounding fruit trees.

They were several gray-skinned orcs with a hint of red, but compared to adult orcs, they were generally not very big and were still minors.

Upon seeing Adir, the orcs' gray faces immediately changed, and they quickly ran to Adir, their gray-red eyes revealing a hint of friendliness.

Standing beside Adir, as the orcs approached, Eld's body tensed instinctively, and his right hand involuntarily touched the longsword at his waist, showing some vigilance.

"take it easy."

Seeing Eld's appearance, Adir spoke, then walked forward with a smile and patted the orcs on the shoulder.

These tamed orcs are also the result of his efforts over the past six months.

Compared to humans, orcs, though physically larger and with a less advanced civilization, do possess their own intelligence. The reason they have rarely interacted with humans is simply due to their opposing survival instincts, coupled with the inability to communicate caused by their different physiological structures.

Orcs have vocal organs that differ from humans, and they also have their own unique language, which is difficult for ordinary people to understand.

But for wizards, it's a different story.

During the past six months, Adir has studied a great deal of information about orcs in order to research their bloodline.

The communication between wizards and orcs actually began long ago.

The so-called orcs were not originally a species of this world, but originated from a distant world.

In the glorious ancient times, ancient wizards conquered the world and plundered the resources of the endless world. They once occupied the world where the orcs lived, and thus brought the orc race back to the wizard's world.

According to ancient records, the orc race was born with great physical strength and had a much stronger resistance to radiation from wizards than ordinary people. In addition, they were hardworking and easy to tame, so they eventually became the slave race of ancient wizards, serving them exclusively.

However, with the passing of the Glorious Era, the glory of the ancient wizards faded, and the orcs and other races from another world continued to multiply in the wizarding world until today.

The language barrier among the orcs was not a problem for Adir.

With the chip's powerful analytical capabilities, deciphering the orcs' language is not difficult. As for the differences in their vocal organs, these can also be achieved through fine-tuning using mimicry techniques.

The few tamed orcs in front of me are underage individuals specially selected by Adir. After being continuously catalyzed by special mental magic, their previous memories can be erased.

It's not difficult to do this. With Adir's current abilities, given enough time, and through a combination of potions and spells, he could brutally erase the memories of even a knight-level powerhouse if the opponent couldn't resist.

Orcs are not particularly intelligent; even adult orcs are less intelligent than ordinary humans, let alone their young. Their memories can be erased in just over ten days using a special hallucinogenic drug.

Upon arriving here, Adir walked deep into the manor, guided by several orcs.

Just as we arrived here, a faint roar came from afar.

As he walked forward, Adir saw into the distance.

On a wide, flat training ground, a bloodthirsty orc, over three meters tall with grayish-red skin, was wielding a giant sword and frantically hacking at a specially made wooden stake in front of him.

Immense power erupted in the hands of this bloodthirsty orc, hacking the wooden stakes in front of him to pieces, leaving wood fragments scattered all over the training ground.

Titan.

Looking at the tall, bloodthirsty orc, Adir smiled and called out into the distance.

The shout was in the orc language, and Eld and the others nearby couldn't understand what it meant at all.

However, upon hearing Adir's call from afar, the three-meter-tall, bloodthirsty orc standing on the training ground was initially stunned, but then quickly grabbed his greatsword and ran to Adir's side.

Under the sun's rays, the bloodthirsty orc's over three-meter-tall body cast a massive shadow on the ground before quickly approaching Adir.

Compared to Adir's height, the bloodthirsty orc was as tall as a small giant.

However, standing in front of Adir, the bloodthirsty orc knelt down on one knee, looking at Adir's figure with a hint of affection in his crimson eyes.

If Kosis and the others were standing here, they would be shocked, even in disbelief, at this scene.

"It's a pity... Despite numerous experiments, only this one individual was ultimately successful."

Looking at the bloodthirsty orc kneeling before him, Adir felt both gratified and regretful.

In the past six months, through his relationship with Kosis, he purchased a large number of orc larvae for experiments, as well as many bloodthirsty orc corpses.

He has never given up his research on the bloodlines of bloodthirsty orcs and ordinary orcs.

In this regard, Aisal provided Adir with a great deal of help, not only obtaining a wealth of advanced knowledge about bloodlines from her, but also successfully purchasing a set of equipment that could be used for bloodline experiments.

Through bloodline experiments, Adir discovered that compared to ordinary orcs, the bloodline of bloodthirsty orcs was not only more advanced, but also contained a unique berserk factor that granted them the power to enter a bloodthirsty state.

Through studying the bloodline of the bloodthirsty orcs and this berserk factor, Adir has also made considerable progress, including the bloodthirsty potion he had previously used and the bloodthirsty orc before him.

However, compared to the bloodlust potion, the bloodlust orc in front of them was a complete accident.

Several months ago, Adir attempted to purify the berserk factor in the bloodline of the bloodthirsty orcs and then injected it directly into some adult orcs. Unexpectedly, this resulted in the birth of a bloodthirsty orc.

Afterwards, Adir conducted some similar experiments, and without exception, all the orcs used in the experiments could not adapt to the drastic changes in their bodies, their bloodlines collapsed, and they died.

Thinking of this, Adir had a headache: "We're running out of orcs for experiments again... Looks like we'll have to go and buy another batch."

"And as for Aisha, after six months of study, I've learned almost everything I could."

Adir's learning ability far surpassed that of ordinary people. Because he possessed a memory chip, he had a significant advantage in learning. If it weren't for Aisha deliberately slowing down the progress, he probably wouldn't have been able to empty her of everything in less than half a year.

By now, Adir has learned almost all the knowledge passed down by the other school. As for the remaining blood magic and arcane arts, Adir knows that the other party would never teach them to him.

"Speaking of which, it seems that some advanced alchemical knowledge has been passed down in Xilar. The method of synthesizing wizard metals from ordinary metals is very interesting. I wonder if they would be willing to teach it."

At this thought, Adir seemed to be deep in thought.

After pausing for a while to check the physical condition of the surrounding orcs, Adir led Eld and the others away, heading out of the manor.

Just as they arrived there, Baglu approached quickly from a distance, bringing news that Mokra had come to visit.

Adir was somewhat surprised to hear this news.

Compared to the other apprentices in Ancient Armor City, Mokra seemed very mysterious. Apart from occasionally showing up at gatherings, he usually communicated with others through letters and rarely participated in banquets. I didn't expect him to come and visit this time.

"Let him wait in the living room for a while, I'll be right there."

Standing still, Adir spoke.

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"Kosis is seriously injured?"

Sitting quietly in the living room, listening to the news brought by Mokra, Adir's face showed a surprised expression.

"Who did this? With Kosis's strength, not many people should be able to do this."

After thinking for a moment, Adir frowned and asked.

He knew Kosis's strength all too well; even among the Great Knights, he was among the top tier.

With such strength, apart from someone like Adir, ordinary second-class apprentices would be no match for him. Even if they managed to defeat him, it would be unlikely that they could seriously injure him.

As far as Adir knew, in the ancient city of Armor, the only one besides Adir himself who could have caused this was Mokra, who was standing in front of him.

"Could they be from somewhere else?" Adir frowned and continued to ask.

"No." Sitting in front of him, Mokra shook his head, his face looking somewhat gloomy.

After half a year, his mask was removed, and his originally rotting face seemed to be gradually recovering during this time. He looked very pale, but at least he wasn't so scary anymore.

"It was the orcs who did it." Looking at Adir in front of him, he said with a gloomy face.

"Orcs?" Adir was somewhat surprised by the answer. "Orcs have this power?"

Even the bloodthirsty orcs among the orcs are only comparable to ordinary knights in strength, and are still a long way from being as powerful as great knights.

Unless surrounded by a large number of bloodthirsty orcs, given Kosis's strength, even if he is defeated, he is unlikely to be seriously injured.

"This time, what appeared was not the so-called bloodthirsty orc, but another form of orc, which is very likely related to the mutated orcs you have been investigating."

Sitting in front of Adir, Mokra shook his head and said this.

(End of this chapter)