Wizard Immortality.

Chapter 44 Ambush | Vic's Profound Influence on the Two

Aaron was still waiting for Siggs to engage in a war of words with the other party.

The latter, however, has already begun to kill.

Their ruthlessness was no less than Vic's.

Sigurds remained silent, and the extreme cold rapidly spread from her feet towards the Riley family's city walls.

The plants froze into powder.

The knight, unable to escape, was transformed into a death ice sculpture.

At low temperatures.

The city gate, cast in steel, was as brittle as paper and would shatter at the slightest touch.

A deep moat rose up, forming a path of frost. Sigurds stepped forward and said coldly, "Once inside the castle, leave no one alive."

This matter is now closed.

I owe you both a favor.

Siggs's attack was so sudden that Aaron didn't react for a moment and just followed behind her.

They heard that once inside, they would kill everyone without mercy.

His face turned pale for a moment.

Aaron's wizarding career was smooth and uneventful; he was cunning but not ruthless enough.

Vic was quite used to this.

He seized a longsword from a guard knight, entered the castle, and killed anyone he saw without question, leaving no survivors.

The Wizarding World.

If it is to make enemies of others.

Naturally, we must strive for perfection to avoid future problems.

A heart of compassion that releases a tiger back into the mountains will surely bring great calamity in the future.

Sigurd glanced at Vic out of the corner of her eye. Although her expression remained unchanged and she didn't say anything, a myriad of emotions welled up in her heart.

These years away from home.

She has grown from an innocent and kind noble girl to who she is today.

Vic is inextricably linked to this.

The temperament and mindset that Vic displayed on the night of the camp attack had a profound impact on Sigurds.

When faced with difficult decisions or when she is at odds with someone, and there are no elders around to guide her, she will think about how Vic would handle the situation if he were in her shoes.

Decisive.

vicious.

This was the only answer she could get from Vic.

However, from the Riley family's perspective...

After Vic and his two companions stormed into the Riley family's compound, they killed everyone they saw without uttering a word.

In a short time.

The family's territory was filled with cries of agony and despair.

The teenage girl, her face streaked with tears, collapsed to the ground, looking helplessly at Sigurds.

But only death answered her.

Upon seeing this, the head of the Riley family had a glint of ruthless cunning in his eyes as he shouted, "Siguth Murray, you killed my brother, I will kill you!"

What are you waiting for? Make your move!

As soon as the person in charge finished speaking, two senior apprentices appeared from inside the castle. Without saying a word, they attacked Sigurds!

Seeing this, Wei stepped aside, not wanting to provoke the two senior apprentices, thinking to himself, "Just as I expected."

The massacre of the Baron family was because Sigurds had made enemies outside.

They set a trap, intending to kill her.

Aaron was still struggling with a teenage girl, and her helpless appearance made him reluctant to hurt her.

Two more senior apprentices appeared.

His face changed drastically, and his voice trembled as he said, "Two more?! Oh no, we've been tricked!"

Sigurd stood rooted to the spot, her mental magnetic field roaring, an invisible force blocking the sorcery of two senior apprentices in mid-air. She sneered, "Of all the people I've killed, which one is your brother?"

"You're asking for it!"

at the same time.

Six more wizard apprentices emerged from the hidden room and attacked Vic and his companion.

In a panic, Aaron yelled, grabbed a boulder, and hurled it at his opponent, but the boulder was easily dodged.

The sorcery he used was the most common form of gravity reversal in the realm of astrology.

Its manifestation is similar to telekinesis.

However, the gravity reversal at the apprentice level is no different from magic, and its destructive power is limited.

Vic intended to stand by and watch Sigurds fight with the senior apprentice.

Because of Siggs's favor, he is not worthy of taking the risk of making an enemy of a senior apprentice.

But if we don't take action now...

Aaron could not possibly survive against six wizard apprentices.

Vic wasn't petty or calculating about interpersonal relationships; he just secretly sighed that getting involved with a genius of Sigurd's caliber was bound to bring nothing good.

Once the price called fate comes crashing down, even those merely caught in the throes of its influence might lose half their lives.

It's not about becoming a stepping stone.

He died under mysterious circumstances.

He was only at the senior apprentice level, yet he was already in danger of being surrounded and killed by three people.

Vic didn't dare to imagine having a higher life level.

We can't afford to mess with them.

We can't afford to mess with them.

After this incident.

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We should sever ties with her as soon as possible.

Having made up his mind, Vic acted decisively, helping Aaron shoulder most of the pressure.

Under Aaron's tearful gaze.

Vic fought five opponents single-handedly, seemingly possessed by a war god, but in reality, he used the lulls in his fight with the wizard apprentices to retreat while fighting, and in no time he had already left the city gates, ready to escape at any moment.

It's not a matter of life and death right now.

He wouldn't reveal his promotion to senior apprentice in public.

Grant has a vested interest and a steady personality, so he will definitely keep it a secret. But Aaron is different. This guy is simple and honest by nature, and he might tell you at any time.

Although Aaron lacked combat experience, his ability to advance to wizard apprentice demonstrates his remarkable comprehension and learning capacity.

Seeing that Vic was fighting and retreating, he had already left the city gate.

He pushed aside the wizard apprentice who was fighting him and ran away.

Completely ignoring Sigurd, who was fighting three against one.

Moreover.

He couldn't get involved in the battle of the senior apprentices.

now.

Inside the castle, the terrifying power of witchcraft clashed, the surging aftershocks destroying buildings and crushing the minds of mortals.

The methods Sigs demonstrated.

There are three types of witchcraft.

Because it was a knowledge system within the realm of creation, Vic did not know the names of these three types of witchcraft.

However, judging from the manifestation of witchcraft in the material world, she is only at the level of a senior apprentice. Sigurd's spiritual body is strong enough to accommodate the knowledge systems of three witchcrafts.

flame.

Frost.

Lightning.

The power of his talent was undeniable at this moment.

A typical senior apprentice's mental strength is only sufficient to accommodate the knowledge system of one form of witchcraft.

Vic had taken the Enlightenment Potion, and his mental strength could only support a maximum of two magical knowledge systems, with the risk of collapse.

The capacity to bear three spells.

It's terrifying.

If one is experienced, they are almost invincible in combat at the same level.

At this moment, Sigurds was facing three senior apprentices alone, but she was still not at a disadvantage.

While Vic was engaged in combat with the five wizard apprentices, he kept a close eye on the battle situation in the distance.

If Sigurds shows any signs of falling, he will immediately take action, using the purchased sorcery orb to kill the five people and leave the area.

But if Sigurds overpowers the three of them.

He will conserve his strength and wait for rescue.

While Vic was observing Siggs, Aaron was also secretly observing him.

It was the same night the camp was attacked.

He had caught a glimpse of Vic's dashing figure as he fled, but he had kept this secret hidden in his heart from beginning to end, unknown to anyone else.

That's why.

He had always believed that this was why Vic was not an ordinary person.

That admiration and awe I felt as a teenager remains profound to this day.

and so.

He had been keeping a close eye on Vic's movements, and if Vic showed any signs of running away, he would not hesitate to do so, lest he suffer the same fate as last time.

Staying put and waiting to die is like being a fool.

(End of this chapter)