Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 22 Swift and Decisive Measures

Even though the Bell family's convoy was trying its best to shake off the pursuers.

However, the grass was slippery, making it difficult to increase speed.

There was a whooshing sound.

An arrow whistled from a great distance, pierced through the carriage where Vic was, passed over his shoulder, and became firmly embedded in the carriage.

Vic frowned.

The murderous intent flashed by in an instant.

Is the other party coming directly at me?

Seeing that he couldn't shake off his opponent, Dylan Bell roared in his aged voice like an enraged lion, "All knights halt! Follow me to meet the enemy!"

Then he said to the wizard apprentices escorting the carriage, "Ethan! Isaac! You two are responsible for escorting Master Archie back to his residence!"

Don't stop along the way, keep going!

Although Vic was very unhappy with the Carter family's immediate attack on him.

However, in order to maximize his own interests, he remained a bystander throughout the entire process, showing no intention of offering any assistance.

Actually, the first time I met this senior apprentice named Dylan Bell was when I met him.

He had already anticipated what was going to happen next.

Even seeing only a part of the whole picture.

He already had some ideas about the current situation of the Bell family.

Since that old apprentice was nearing the end of his life and was about to die, it would be worthwhile to sacrifice him to protect the future of the family should they encounter enemy interception on the road.

Those guards who stayed behind to fight the enemy, unsurprisingly, none of them survived.

Knight Mather was sitting in the carriage with Vic.

They narrowly escaped death.

He stuck his head out of the car window.

The dense rain pattered on his face, and the family knights and Dylan Bell behind him gradually disappeared from his sight.

anger.

timid.

Fortunately.

A mix of complex emotions welled up inside Mather, and he felt his hands trembling.

As a family knight, he should have dismounted and taken the initiative to fight, but the fear of death suppressed his courage.

and.

He didn't know why this ugly alchemist valued him so much.

Not only did they allow him to ride in the same carriage.

Even at a time like this, we shouldn't let him go down and risk his life.

In fact, the reason is very simple.

At the Mirror Lake trading market, Mather's knowing when to advance and when to retreat, and his never overstepping boundaries, were highly appreciated by Vic.

Keep such timid people around.

Vic doesn't require constant vigilance and is quite useful.

Think differently.

If he were replaced by Sigurd Murray, he would have a squire lurking around him who was just as ambitious and scheming as he was.

Vic might have to sleep with his eyes open at night.

Although Dylan Bell held off most of the pursuers from behind, two wizard apprentices managed to bypass them and stick close to Vic's carriage.

And it's getting closer and closer.

Mather sat opposite Vic, feeling extremely uncomfortable.

From time to time.

The two wizard apprentices who were escorting the enemy encountered the enemy.

Because wizard apprentices are not qualified to use witchcraft directly, their battles are more like knights who know some magic fighting each other.

Fire and strong acid are the most common magic systems at the apprentice level.

The four apprentices in the battle were no exception.

Seeing this, Mather prepared to get out of the carriage and continue driving towards the family's residence.

Vic spoke up to stop them, coldly saying, "Stop the carriage and wait where you are."

Mather looked very puzzled, even somewhat shocked.

Why stop and not run at a time like this?

But he dared not resist.

They could only sit obediently in place.

Vic got up and stepped down from the carriage.

There was a lot of water standing in the grass.

The drizzle was chilly.

He stood still, watching the battle between the four wizard apprentices.

If the Bell family can't even handle an ambush that happens on their own turf, then he'll have to reconsider whether he can get any benefits from the Carter family.

Vic didn't want to take too many risks.

The rain has been falling.

The lush, verdant wilderness was utterly silent.

The screams of a human being when injured are particularly piercing.

The strong acid hissed and flames roared.

Mather stood silently behind Vic, soaked by the rain.

Although he was born into the Bell Wizarding Family, he had been living in the Mirror Lake Trading Market because his father died fighting for the family.

This was my first experience of the brutality of war between wizards.

He found it hard to accept.

He knew very well that as long as the alchemist standing in front of him made a move, his family's two wizard apprentices would definitely survive.

Even the apprentice named Ethan, whose face was half dissolved by strong acid, lay on the ground gradually losing his breath.

Even though another apprentice managed to fight two opponents at once, he ultimately died.

But from beginning to end.

The alchemist named Archie stood expressionless in the rain, observing coldly.

After the battle was decided.

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Two of the Carter family apprentices were seriously injured.

But judging from the results...

The two apprentices of the Bell family were not as strong as their opponents.

The Carter family apprentice looked at Vic from afar.

The two then approached Vic. Although they were panting, one of them was respectful and bowed his head, saying, "The head of the family has instructed that as long as you do not intervene in the war between us and the Bell family..."

You can leave at any time; we won't stop you.

Hearing such words.

Mather wanted to rebuke him, but he didn't dare. He could only stand there glaring at him, his teeth clenched.

Vic snorted coldly, raised his eyelids, and his sinister eyes were like those of a venomous snake.

His tone was extremely displeased as he said, "That's all?"

The two apprentices exchanged a glance and said nothing more.

Vic came to the Duchy Alliance this time to find a wizarding family so he could earn a large number of soul stones as an alchemist and prepare for his advancement to senior.

After testing the waters.

The Carter family's stance is already very clear.

They don't hire themselves.

The Bell family is also not allowed to employ workers.

Not only did he try to get something for nothing and act extremely aggressively, but he also completely disregarded an alchemist at the apprentice level.

Even though Vic's heart is as calm as a still pond and he remains as steady as Mount Tai in the face of adversity.

But this act of cutting off his source of income instantly ignited his murderous intent.

Vic grinned, his ugly face contorted into a shrill laugh like a harbinger of doom, and said, "Now that you say that, I'm relieved."

The words fell.

The two apprentices clearly sensed that something was wrong.

But by the time they wanted to create distance, it was too late.

Vic suddenly sprang into action.

The oppressive force of the mental magnetic field was like a strong wind sweeping across the grass.

Countless blades of grass were broken.

The malevolent flames of witchcraft shattered the mental defenses of the two apprentices in an instant, piercing their chests.

Not a single drop of blood flowed from the wound; only the charred flesh filled the air with a foul odor.

Indecisiveness leads to disaster.

The Viclai Duchy Alliance has a clear objective: since they can't get any benefits from the Carter family, accepting the Bell family's offerings is the only option to earn a large amount of soul stones in the short term.

Time is precious.

He originally intended to observe secretly for a while longer, but now it seems unnecessary.

Knight Mather watched the whole thing from the sidelines.

The situation was developing in a way that was beyond his comprehension.

He stared in utter shock at the two corpses on the ground.

He then looked at Vic, his eyes filled with awe and fear.

He knew this alchemist was extremely powerful, but he never expected him to be this terrifying!

The two Carter family wizard apprentices had no chance to resist!

Just because he said the wrong thing.

He died on the spot!

Vic possesses advanced extraction techniques for spiritual reading, allowing him to learn knowledge and increase the energy density of his spiritual body at a speed far beyond that of ordinary apprentices.

Combat experience and magical applications inherited from a sixth-level wizard in the previous life.

It crushes its peers.

The method Vic used to kill the two wizard apprentices was not conventional fire magic.

In the understanding of most wizarding apprentices, burning and high temperatures are the only ways fire magic can cause harm.

However, Vic's understanding is that after a high-temperature flame explodes in a confined space, the unidirectional cancellation of the mental magnetic field seal causes an instantaneous impact and cutting phenomenon.

Even if it's just a trick at the apprentice level.

But flesh and blood shatter at the slightest touch when confronted with magical power.

(End of this chapter)