Wizard: I brought the wrong system...

Chapter 279 Misunderstanding

Using his grey-black robe as cover, the white deer quietly pointed to a spot in the dense forest on the left.

Yaro understood immediately, and like a slippery old cat, he silently slipped off the carriage shaft.

As the wheels rolled on, the deer quietly slowed their pace.

A thin white mist rose up.

Body Flicker Technique!

"bass!"

With his heavy sword drawn, Yaro darted out with lightning speed.

Crescent Moon Triple Slash!

Clang clang!

……

[Ding! Defeat the enemy, Mist Body Technique gains 12 skill experience points]

[Ding! Defeat the enemy, gain 59 skill experience points for the Instantaneous Movement Technique]

[Ding! Defeat the enemy, Crescent Moon Sword Technique gains 186 skill experience points]

……

In just a moment, Yaro quickly retreated, dragging a one-horned toad the size of a yellow ox.

The white deer's delicate face was serious as it warily reminded those around it in a low voice, "Hurry up and deal with the smell of blood. Many more creatures within my sensing range are showing unusual activity!"

"clear!"

Since time was of the essence, Yaro no longer coveted other materials. He sliced ​​off the giant toad's pale blue horn with a single sword stroke, then turned and jumped onto the deer cart.

As the deer-drawn cart continued its journey, the remains of the giant toad gradually disappeared into the dense forest.

But with his own senses, Yaro could clearly perceive the commotion coming from the dense forest on both sides, and he didn't know how many ferocious beasts were spying on him from both sides.

The white deer sang softly, exuding a gentle, natural magic. The surrounding trees seemed to come alive briefly, parting the path and driving away the wild beasts in the vicinity.

The sound of a feline purring came from the side of the jungle. It must be a "big cat" that was angered by the disturbance of the living trees and was issuing a warning that it was about to retaliate.

But under the soothing power of the white deer, these not-so-good-tempered carnivores finally gave up their struggle with the trees and ran towards the location of the 'food'.

With the white deer clearing the way and providing warnings, Yaro no longer needed to be constantly vigilant. He sheathed his heavy sword and looked at the white deer with a puzzled expression: "We seem to have encountered quite a few extraordinary creatures along the way. Are there really so many extraordinary creatures in this kind of forest?"

The white deer continued to clear the way with its magic, remaining vigilant, and explained, "The magical tree materials we're dragging are constantly releasing energy. Just like carnivores' sensitivity to the smell of blood, many extraordinary creatures also have a strong ability to sense this energy."

"This place is too far from several large human towns. Shouldn't they have been hunted down by powerful humans?" Yaro toyed with the cool blue unicorn horn, secretly estimating its value.

About one magic stone!

If such a delicate supernatural creature can have such a harvest, why can't that blood bat just honestly hunt and make money?

Do you really only like making quick money?

"If I hadn't brought you in, it would have been very difficult for you to get this deep inside, and it would have been very difficult to avoid their senses."

The white deer explained in its soft, gentle voice, "Trees are connected, forests are interconnected, rivers flow through, the sky is free... You must understand, it is the myriad forests that surround your human cities!"

"How can you humans, accustomed to living in cold cities, possibly escape the forest's detection once you appear in the jungle?"

Yaro roughly understood.

So... is it because of insufficient urbanization?

"Thank you so much. I really wouldn't have been able to get in without you leading the way," Yaro praised before changing the subject, asking, "We've been walking for so long, how much further do we have to go before we get out?"

Bai Lu didn't take the previous words to heart. After looking around and confirming that it was safe, she told the elk to stop and rest: "Let me sense it and take a look."

Back in the Demon Tree Forest, the white deer used its forest perception to locate the Perlan Manor.

Based on the detection range at that time, Bai Lu can now definitely sense the direction of the main road on the outer perimeter.

Just as Yaro was waiting expectantly, the white deer quickly opened its eyes, looked to its right with a puzzled expression, and muttered to itself, "Strange..."

"What's wrong?"

Yaro put down the blue unicorn and quietly placed his hand on the hilt of the sword.

"The trees over there are rejecting my senses, and..." Bai Lu frowned, "There seems to be a human over there, and they're fighting."

"Rejecting your senses? It seems like there's a human?" Yaro gazed in the direction the white deer was looking, but he couldn't see anything and had to look away.

The white deer seemed hesitant, but upon seeing Yaro's bright eyes, it suddenly made up its mind and chose to speak frankly: "The sense of rejection in that forest is very similar to that of my people's territory."

"A member of our tribe..." Yaro suddenly realized when he saw the white deer's eerie green eyes, "A fairy?"

"Only the dead members of the clan can continuously generate that domain," White Deer added.

The fairy's dead clansmen...

"The Demon Tree?!" Yaro raised an eyebrow, straightened his back, and immediately became interested.

The white deer explained softly, "It's a tree spirit."

Tree spirit?

Bai Lu seemed to have mentioned that if their deceased clansmen possessed reason, they wouldn't be demonic trees; those demonic trees would be called tree spirits.

A rational demon tree...

Yaro glanced furtively at the white deer.

It seems like we can't kill him!

Yaro's interest vanished instantly, and he said lazily, "What are you planning to do?"

"Let's go take a look, see why that strange human is fighting there, see why my people are there..." Bai Lu paused, then turned back and asked in a soft, gentle voice, "Is that alright?"

"It shouldn't take too long, and with that clansman's guidance, we might be able to get out even faster," Bai Lu added cautiously.

Yaro looked at the white deer's nervous expression with amusement and said with a smile, "You choose the path and pave the way, and I'll handle any trouble we encounter along the way. Isn't that what we've always done?"

……

After changing direction, the white deer would occasionally stroke the trees it passed by, murmuring as if it were conveying some message, or perhaps it was a polite knock on the door after a guest had arrived.

Yaro also became more vigilant, keeping a close eye on his surroundings.

—Bai Lu once said that even among the fairies, there was no harmony; there were also struggles and wars.

Yaro did not want to put his life in the hands of someone else's magnanimity.

As the white deer continued to send messages, an oak tree in the forest suddenly came to life. Its rough bark pressed together, forming a large mouth, from which came a weathered voice:

"Get out of here, you disgusting wizards who love to kill each other! Even if you find my people, I will not grant you any of your demands!"

A disgusting wizard who enjoys killing his own kind?

What a strange name!

Yaro frowned slightly, then immediately exclaimed, "You've misunderstood! I'm just a passerby, simply passing through!"

(End of this chapter)