Wizard: I brought the wrong system...

Chapter 79 Two-Way Hunting

Personal Martial Skill: Thrust: Advanced

Slash: Advanced

Upward flick: Advanced

Parry: Advanced

Cat-Shaped Fist - Tree Climbing: Advanced

Cat-Shaped Fist - Running: Master (Knowledge Found in the Subtle)

Knight's Breathing Technique: Advanced

Nine Yang Divine Fist - Sun Fist: Introduction

Silent Killing Techniques - Fog Body Technique: Introduction

Nine-Turn Continuous Steps - Instantaneous Movement Technique: Beginner's Guide

[Remaining skill points: 2]

[Personal Level: LV18:104/24000]

Yaro looked at the system interface and breathed a sigh of relief. "It wasn't easy. I finally have two more skill points."

With skill points, you can quickly learn new tricks.

With skill points, you can learn alchemy and perform basic alchemy, which allows you to realize many ideas.

With skill points, you can upgrade your skills at crucial moments to turn the tide of battle.

Having skill points gives you confidence!

Now, Yaro is going to take a rest.

He had been fighting for more than three hours straight. Even though the evil spirits he was fighting were carefully selected, and the number he chose each time was within his own tolerance, the fatigue from the battle was not much less.

Even simple tasks like carrying bricks can result in bumps and bruises, but when working alone, an injury can easily lead to death.

As for Yaro, after fighting for so long, apart from some minor damage to his leather armor, his body had not suffered any injuries.

The reason for this result is that one dares not be distracted in the slightest during the battle, one keeps the "Cat Form Fist - Running" active for a long time, and one consumes a lot of energy.

Yaro was not prepared to go to the ruins to check the situation in his current state.

Since the Griffin Alliance dared to lie in wait outside the mysterious hall and dared to check which strange space he had entered, they couldn't have been making baseless accusations.

They haven't found themselves yet, so it's very likely they're hiding in the ruins!

If you go alone, it's hard to guarantee you won't be discovered.

In other words, when I go there myself, a formal confrontation may take place.

Before that, one should naturally conserve energy and get oneself into the best possible condition.

……

At the corner of the battleground, the mysterious hall remained bustling with people.

It's right across from the main gate.

A handsome young man covered in dust sat on the ground with a dazed expression, staring intently at the crowd in the mysterious hall, muttering something to himself.

Passersby cast disdainful and contemptuous glances at him.

Well, another crazy person with poor mental resilience.

It's best to avoid them if they go berserk and attack indiscriminately.

Because the people around him deliberately avoided him, no one heard what he was muttering.

"Capture Aro, mind your own business, capture Aro..."

He's crazy, yet he seems not to be.

The key issue is that there are two conflicting instructions in the brain.

This conflict does not weaken over time; instead, it is constantly brought up and repeated, making the memory more and more ingrained in the mind.

Fortunately, the brain also has a self-correcting function. Even though the problem was caused by supernatural power, his subconscious found a way to solve it.

When faced with two conflicting instructions of equal weight, complete the instruction that can be resolved in the short term first, and the conflict between the two will naturally disappear.

"...Seize Yaro!"

……

As dusk approached, the dim light in the Bloodstained Forest grew even dimmer.

But just as the daytime wasn't bright enough, the Bloodstained Forest wasn't dark enough at this moment.

It was as if an invisible crescent moon hung high in the sky, illuminating the surrounding scenery in a dim and blurry way.

Tiny specks of light floated out from the woods, drifting and dancing together, dazzling and sparkling like a sea of ​​stars, shimmering with a holy light in mid-air, filling the missing stars in the gray, misty sky.

Beautiful, and dazzling.

In the ruins of the Bloodstained Forest, inside a broken stone wall, several fully armed men lay lazily on the ground.

At this moment, the slender ice-elemental apprentice raised his arm, grabbed a handful of light, and looked at the shimmering fragments in his hand, asking curiously, "Why are there so many fluorescent lights shining today?"

The burly Willow, who was staring intently at the crystal ball in his hands, looked up in confusion upon hearing this. "Fluorescence? Leon, what were you talking about?"

"This is it," the gaunt apprentice casually tossed, the shimmering fragments slipping from his hand. "Because it looks a lot like a firefly, many people also call it 'fluorescein.'"

Finn, gripping the tree root, glanced at it and said, "Isn't this just fragments of evil spirits? It's not very useful."

"I know," ice-type apprentice Leon clapped his hands, cleaning the light shards from his palms, and explained, "Even if you take this out, it's not very useful, so there isn't much firefly in the Blood Forest normally."

"The fireflies are so bright today, someone must be cleaning out a lot of evil spirits."

Finn turned and asked, "Could it be that kid?"

The boy they were referring to was, of course, Yaro.

"Unlikely," the ice-type apprentice Leon scoffed, shaking his head in denial. "That kid has been squatting in the Emerald Plains for so long without coming out. Now that he's entered the strange space, he must be doing it to earn magic stones and contribution points. How could he possibly be cleaning up evil spirits for no reason?"

Willow nodded slightly: "It must be those apprentices from the guards who have inexplicably gone mad and are cleaning up evil spirits here."

"That's true," Finn nodded in agreement.

From a normal way of thinking, this is the most likely possibility.

The apprentice, dressed in black leather armor, sat up from the ground, his face grim. "Where could that kid have gone? We've been keeping watch all day, but we haven't seen a trace of him."

One of the apprentices asked hesitantly, "He wouldn't... have died in there, would he?"

Everyone was speechless.

This is the news they least want to hear, yet it is also the most likely guess.

"It can't be that bad, can it?" Finn's confidence wavered. "When we followed him today, didn't we find he was really good at climbing trees? With that kind of skill, he shouldn't die so easily, right?"

"It would be better if they were dead; it would save us the trouble!"

Leon said indignantly, "Doesn't Kenan Nabi want his head? If that kid's really going to die, we'll go find his bones and let Kenan Nabi piece together a head himself!"

Willow frowned and scolded, "What nonsense are you talking about? Don't you know what it is that makes Knan Naby so concerned? If something goes wrong, it might implicate us."

"You're such a burden! You keep all the good things to yourself, but when something really goes wrong, you drag us down with you. You're really something else!"

The apprentices had no idea what benefits Kenan Nabi had actually received.

But they could see that Kenan Nabi had become a student of his mentor Alice, and that Kenan Nabi had become an intermediate wizard apprentice.

But they were still just novice wizard apprentices.

silence……

The long, fruitless wait made them restless, yet they still dared not respond to certain words.

"It's lit up! It's lit up!"

Finn suddenly pointed at the crystal ball in Willow's hand and exclaimed in surprise.

Everyone turned their heads and saw that the crystal was emitting a faint light.

"Wow, so fast! Watch out, he's already here!"

brush!

(End of this chapter)