Wizard Immortal

Chapter 110 Bronze Behemoth (Bonus Chapter for 500 Monthly Tickets)

"That was a giant orc, seven meters tall, but its fur was bronze."

Looking at Adir before him, Mokra said with a gloomy expression, "This orc is very powerful. According to Kosis, he was patrolling outside the city with his men, along with several knights and hundreds of elite warriors. They were all killed by the enemy, and only Kosis himself escaped with serious injuries."

"According to Kosis's previous description, this bronze orc is not only incredibly strong, but it also seems to be in a berserk state. It can tear apart anything it encounters, whether it is an orc or a human."

"Bronze Orcs"

Upon hearing what Mokra said, Adir was taken aback at first, and after a moment of silence, he finally spoke: "So, what is the purpose of your visit?"

"Gather our strength and kill this bronze orc!" Mokra said resolutely, looking at Adir.

"This orc is currently outside the city, blocking a major trade route between Ancient Armor City and other cities. He's been pacing around there, killing anyone he sees!"

"In just a few days, several caravans have already been killed by this monster. If this continues, who will dare to travel to our Ancient Armor City?"

He looked at Adir and began to explain, his face growing increasingly grim as he spoke of the caravan.

Ancient Armor City is located in a remote area on the edge of the ancient Modo Kingdom. It is surrounded by barren land and restless orcs. It cannot even provide itself with food and weapons. The entire city is supported by orc slaves and a few special products such as fur.

If foreign caravans dare not trade in the city anymore, then in a short period of time, Ancient Armor City will inevitably suffer a severe blow, which shows the seriousness of the matter.

Upon hearing this, Adir frowned inwardly.

The fact that this bronze orc was able to reach Kosis and severely injure him, even while being protected by several knights and hundreds of elite warriors, demonstrates its immense strength.

While it's impossible for them to rival formal wizards, they have likely reached the level of third-class apprentices. Even among third-class apprentices, only the most powerful ones possess such strength.

"Adir..."

After pausing for a moment, Mokra composed himself and then advised, "I know you've been researching the orc bloodline, and for that you purchase large numbers of orc prisoners from us every month."

"This bronze orc is very powerful. It is an extremely rare mutant, and its bloodline is even stronger than that of the bloodthirsty orc. It definitely has great research value."

He looked at Adir: "If you're willing to help, I can decide after this is over to hand over the corpse of this bronze orc to you."

The corpse of a powerful creature comparable to a third-class apprentice would be worth at least two hundred magic stones on the black market, which is indeed a good gain for a second-class apprentice.

Although Adir didn't care about the magic stones, he was indeed very interested in the bloodline of this bronze orc.

Moreover, he was tasked with investigating the mutated orcs, and now that they had finally appeared, he naturally had to go and see them.

Therefore, he pondered for a moment, then simply nodded in agreement.

Mokra's face lit up with joy. After chatting with Adir for a while, he hurriedly left, seemingly to persuade other apprentices to join.

Watching Mokra's hurried departure, Adir shook his head, stood up, and walked towards the laboratory deep inside the manor.

Judging from Mokra's description, the bronze orc was obviously difficult to deal with. Although Adir was not afraid, he still needed to prepare more methods just to be on the safe side.

Several days later, the apprentices gathered again in the city's government office.

To Adir's surprise, all the apprentices in the Ancient Armor City except for the usually taciturn Sid had come, for some reason Mokra had promised.

After a while, Adir met Kosis in the city lord's mansion.

The other person looked terrible, with white bandages wrapped all over their body. Their face was very pale. They managed to say a few words to Adir and the others, reminding them of some things, before going back to recuperate. They appeared to be seriously injured.

During this process, Adir also had the chip analyzed. The analysis revealed that Kosis was not only severely injured, but also showed signs of a life seed eruption, which chilled Adir to the bone.

After giving some instructions, they quickly set off. Accompanying them were several apprentices and several knights, each led by Mokra and a high knight.

Arriving in the wilderness outside the city, they soon came to a village.

There, Adir saw some traces of the bronze orc.

It looks like this place has just undergone a demolition; none of the surrounding buildings are intact. They have all suffered severe damage, and not one is unscathed.

Amidst the vast ruins, pale corpses lay scattered about, all appearing to be former residents of the village.

As he entered the village, Adir glanced around.

Dried red bloodstains were scattered around. Further ahead, Adir saw a corpse with half its body bitten off, along with a few bronze-colored hairs.

"Unknown aura molecules detected... Bloodthirsty orc similarity 79.4%, Ashiga orc similarity 76.7%..." The notification from the chip's mechanical system sounded again in his mind.

"It really is a unique mutant..."

Looking at the few bronze-colored hairs in his hand and hearing the notification from the chip in his mind, Adir's expression remained unchanged; he simply looked to the side quietly.

In the direction he was gazing, the surrounding buildings and trees looked as if they had been struck by some enormous object, with the remaining building materials and fallen trees covering the ground, forming a unique long road.

"This is the last place where that bronze orc was seen. If I'm not mistaken, it should have left through this path."

Behind them, Mokra rode his horse slowly to Adir's side. Looking at the road that had been forcibly carved out in the distance, his eyes were somewhat solemn.

"Let's wait a little longer. As long as the other party is still around here, they will eventually leave traces after a while."

Looking into the distance, Adir's expression remained calm as he spoke quietly.

Mokra remained silent, only nodding quietly.

Half a month has passed in the blink of an eye.

During this time, the bronze orc did not attack anyone again.

If it weren't for the occasional traces of the other party that could still be found in the surrounding area, Adir would almost have thought that the other party had left the area.

The other person didn't reappear until one morning, near a village by a stream.

When Adir and the others received the news and rushed from the camp to the village, the bronze orc had already slaughtered everyone in the village and was now sitting quietly on a pile of ruins, still chewing.

With his excellent eyesight, Adir could clearly see that the other person was still holding a small half of the corpse in his right hand, which had been gnawed beyond recognition.

"this···"

Seeing this scene, several people present turned ashen-faced, their anger mixed with a hint of fear.

The other party was far too large.

While the bloodthirsty orcs were also large, they were only a little over three meters tall, about twice the height of an average person. This bronze orc, however, was seven meters tall, an absolute behemoth to most people.

With such a massive size, even without any powerful special abilities, a single stomp could likely severely injure a knight.

When Adir saw the orc, his expression also became extremely solemn.

"Based on database comparisons, comparing over 300 text and image records, the Bronze Behemoth has a 96.1% similarity rate..."

In my mind, the chip's mechanical notification sounded.

"Bronze Behemoth..." Adir stood there, his eyes somewhat solemn.

In the past six months, he has been researching the bloodline of orcs and has therefore collected a lot of information about orcs, including some records about the Bronze Behemoth.

Bronze Behemoths are extremely rare bloodline creatures that often appear as companions to orcs, and can only be born under extremely demanding conditions.

These creatures are often short-lived, only appearing in places where large numbers of orcs gather, and rarely appearing in the sight of others.

According to historical records, the Bronze Behemoth possesses immense power, with adult members reaching heights of over ten meters. In a burst of power, it can even briefly rival a formal wizard, making it an extremely terrifying bloodline creature.

However, what made Adir breathe a sigh of relief was that this bronze Behemoth was clearly not yet mature. Although its body was very large, it was obviously still some distance from adulthood and had not reached its peak.

"Bronze Behemoth. Strength: 14.8. Agility: 10.7. Constitution: 15.7." Before his eyes, the opponent's physical data was quickly detected by the chip and accurately displayed.

"His physical abilities are terrifying. Even though he's still a minor, his physical strength surpasses mine."

Looking at the body data that appeared before him, Adir muttered to himself.

His physical attributes had already surpassed the limits of a Grand Knight. According to his estimation, even if an ordinary apprentice reached the level of a formal wizard, apart from magic power and mental strength, in terms of physical strength alone, he would probably only be at his level.

Standing around Adir, looking at the bronze Behemoth in the distance, everyone's expression became extremely solemn.

Although they didn't recognize what kind of creature it was, that didn't stop them from understanding how terrifying it was; its enormous size alone was enough to give them a hard time.

However, at this point, they had no time to hesitate. Ahead, the towering bronze behemoth had already stood up, looking directly in the direction of Adir and the others.

With a startling roar, a massive bronze figure burst forth from the ruins of the village in the distance.

(End of this chapter)