The Mythical Path of a Princess from a Destroyed Kingdom

Sensing danger, Neko became a little agitated, but Maginus calmly held up her wooden sword and said, "It's just a minor injury; I can fix it for you."

"It hurts so much!"

"As a professional, one should also get used to pain."

"I'm not your master, you pervert!"

Leaping up with his back against the pillar, he kicked the floor and stood up, his legs bent as he placed both feet on the pillar, his whole body radiating electricity, with psionic energy and lightning elements accumulating around him.

For Neko, projecting lightning over long distances would be too energy-intensive and wasteful. Until she fully masters the techniques of projecting energy, she currently uses her psionic energy on herself or in her surroundings most of the time.

As she channeled her psychic powers into herself, her physical abilities also improved significantly under the stimulation of lightning.

Logically speaking, this method is a form of self-harming exercise. If continued in the long run, lifespan will definitely be reduced, and the elderly will suffer greatly from the hidden injuries caused by the exercise.

However, with Maginus here, this situation naturally wouldn't occur. Any hidden injuries could be completely resolved with a single rotation of life force within the body.

Neke's already maximum sprint speed increased again, his heterochromatic green and purple eyes filled with white light, and he stomped on the pillar with both legs, but left no mark on the pillar.

Her body trailed through the air in a fleeting white streak, and Maginus was already upon her in the blink of an eye, her bone scimitar, radiating a slightly sinister aura, aimed for her heart.

His speed is already approaching that of his own when he deliberately suppresses his strength.

In short, Neko's current speed is enough to keep up with girls before the intermediate level, but she still lacks a lot in terms of strength and various skills.

crunch

That was the sound of leather being torn. Taking advantage of Neko's momentary lapse in attention, Maginus released the wooden sword, raised his hand, and grabbed the hand holding the scimitar, squeezing the cat's wrists until they ached.

Then Maginus took a few steps back, dragged and pulled Neco around, and swung her around so fast that Neco's legs were thrown up and she was thrown out.

With its exceptional balance and agility, it could spin 360 degrees in the air, wobble a few times, land steadily, and hear Maginus's reminder in its buzzing ears:

"Your strength is a bit weak. Many professionals have leather armor protecting their chest area. In the future, if you don't have elemental armor, remember to aim for the waist or neck when you attack."

She rubbed her aching wrist, her voice full of complaint: "I know."

"Go take a shower."

"it is good!"

Having swept away all her resentment, the cat promptly snuggled up to Maginos, rubbing against her arm, which remained warm even in winter.

"Oh, Miss Ilsis, you've come again, huh, the beastman?"

Hearing the door open and smelling the familiar scent, Bennia, who was somewhat lazy due to her racial habits in winter, struggled to open her eyes. Seeing Maginus and the others behind her, she immediately perked up and showed an interested expression.

The scent of an apex predator made Neko straighten her tail and cower behind Maginos, too afraid to move. She had been here several times but still wasn't quite used to it. Activating the killing power within her helped a little.

Already at the intermediate level?

Through the faint scent emanating from Maginus, Nia made a judgment, a thought flashing in her eyes, and pulled a book from under the table, tossing it onto the table:

"You can decide what you want yourself, or you can try ordering something from me."

After a pause, the legendary mage gave the girl a smile that puzzled her: "If we don't have enough, we can use another form of equivalent exchange."

Maginus, who had already started flipping through the book, raised her eyebrows and met Nia's gaze: "What method?"

"Help me go to other planets to do some things, such as collecting local items or local magic. With your strength and survival skills, you should be very good at this kind of thing."

Benia casually remarked, and the girl was finally somewhat surprised: "You have locations on other planets?"

There are many types of planes. The one that Maginus is in is a universe-type plane, where most places are empty and unsuitable for ordinary life, and the stars are things similar to the sun.

The moon is different. The "moon" on other planets may just be a lifeless earthen ball, but the moon on the continent of Neuer can emit its own light and energy.

Planets also differ; some planets may not even have any magic at all. Spellcasters can only replenish their magic by converting other elemental energies into usable ones.

In short, long ago, powerful spellcasters began traveling the material plane, roughly at the same time as their exploration of other planes.

They searched many planets and confirmed that Kenoyal was very special; no other planet in this plane could compare to it.

The reason is simple: it is the true form of a powerful god.

All living beings live on the body of the Earth Goddess, and for this reason, she is called "Mother Earth," a fact acknowledged by all races.

Chapter 348: Can we travel to other planets?

It is probably because this planet is powerful enough that the races on it are more prosperous, and the gods' attention is more focused on the continent of Knoil. It can be said that this place is favored by the gods.

Yes, even the "favor" of an evil god is still a favor.

Getting back to the main point, in theory, a mid-level mage should be able to use advanced teleportation spells to teleport themselves to other planets. The only problem is that mages are unsure of the planet's location coordinates.

All that can be seen with the naked eye are burning stars. Continental planets are hard to find. All the mages can do is find the burning stars first, determine their coordinates through calculation or divination, and then deduce whether there are any continental planets nearby.

After finding the continental planet, they still need to confirm whether the planet has life, whether it is suitable for ordinary organisms to live on, and whether there are special materials.

Of course, many spellcasters also choose to create magical vehicles to travel into space and search for targets in the empty universe. However, the universe is too vast, and most spellcasters would not do such a meaningless thing.

"Oh, I'm getting old. I've gotten the coordinates of other planets from many old friends. How about it? Do you want to help me? I can give you anything you need in return. You'll also have the opportunity to go to other planets."

Maginus remained silent, clearly interested in other planets, and Nia's explanation only fueled her desire.

If she could temporarily escape the relatively dangerous continent of Knoil, some issues that couldn't be addressed here might be tested on other planets.

The only uncertainty is her safety, but it seems that a legendary mage wouldn't need to go through so much trouble to deal with her.

"No rush, you can take your time to think it over," Nia said, noticing the girl's hesitation. "This might be an opportunity for you, isn't it?"

"No need to think about it anymore, I agree. But how can you guarantee my safety and my return?"

"Oh, don't worry about that."

Seeing the girl readily agree, the snake-man smiled with delight, raised his hand and patted her lightly. Maginus's pupils dilated violently, and he turned to look at the tightly closed door.

Just now, she noticed a dramatic change in the space outside the store. Judging from the degree of spatial vibration, it was definitely more than just tens of thousands of kilometers away.

Three seconds later, the space calmed down, and Nia gestured for Maginus to look outside: "Go and see, we're on another planet now."

The girl pushed open a crack in the door. The sky was gloomy and the air smelled of some strange pollution. Outside were towering buildings that looked like mage towers.

However, the magic in the air was weak, or more accurately, its activity was insufficient; they seemed to have entered a weak magic zone.

"Wow, what's going on?" "We've arrived on another planet."

Neko, who had remained silent, looked on in astonishment. Maginus closed the door, walked over to Nia, and decisively spoke again:

"I agree. When do we start work?"

The weak magic zone is good. It means that magic is inert, so she doesn't need to worry about some strange spells. Also, because of the low magic, some professions related to life force will be affected.

“No rush, let’s talk when you’re ready,” Nia clapped her hands and teleported back to her original position. “See what you need. You can use some of it to make it.”

Overdrafting a portion...

Many thoughts flashed through Maginos's mind as she gazed at the greatsword in her hand and pondered carefully:

"I hope you can create a spatial item for me to quickly switch and retrieve items and weapons."

"Simple. Anything else? With your abilities, you can easily overdraw your credit limit here."

"Let's see, there's nothing I need for the time being."

Maginus shook her head. She was the self-sufficient type. Other professionals might have to spend a lot of their quota in Nya, from various potions to weapons.

Nia shook her head helplessly: "Ha, I actually really dislike professionals like you who have fewer external demands. It means that you will spend less time helping me, or it will be an exchange of equal value, an exchange of equal value, and in the end, even if you die, you will leave me with a lot of credit."

“By the way,” Maginus said, gesturing with his hands as if he had just thought of something, “do you have any tools that can be used to call you over for help?”

"Oh, of course, but you can't overdraft that. I'll let you know when your credit limit is reached. So, do you want to make an appointment?"

Maginus originally wanted to ask n镏O鸸IIoIV八IV whether the quota was based on points or missions, but after thinking about it carefully, she realized that her main goal was not to take advantage of Nia, but to take the opportunity to go to other planets and try to establish a church first.

So she simply stopped asking. Besides, Nia had no reason to secretly skimp on her earnings. If she really wanted to work for free, she could easily control herself with magic.

"Oh, right, before you leave, that cat, give me some of your blood."

Seeing that the two were about to leave, Nia tossed out an empty syringe, indicating that some blood could be injected into it.

It takes some time to complete the magical item. Maginos walked out of the general store with Neko, whose blood had been drawn. The cat finally breathed a sigh of relief after they came out.

"Ugh, I'm so nervous. It feels like I'm being stared at by a snake."

"It's a snake, isn't it?"

The girl responded, noticing that Neko's gaze was fixed on the slave market, her eyes flashing with anger and resentment. Clearly, she hadn't forgotten what had happened before, but hadn't taken any action due to the issue of concealing her identity.

“Do whatever you want,” Maginus said, turning her gaze away. “If all else fails, we can just move to another city.”

"okay!"

Upon hearing her permission, Neko smiled with joy and hugged Maginos tightly from behind.

As night fell, Maginus returned to her psychic levitation state in the basement, diverting some of her attention to target Neko.

The cat was dressed in black camouflage and had used shapeshifting magic to transform herself into a different form. To ensure secrecy, her tail disappeared, and her original four-channel ears were reduced to human ears.

Feeling uneasy, he touched the top of his head, then prepared himself to leap from the second floor and run into the dark street.

Neko's stealth skills have also improved considerably, and as she runs through the night, she is filled with the joy of her impending revenge.

In fact, Neko, who is more inclined towards the wild, doesn't quite understand the meaning of hatred.

What she knew was that although her current master, Maginus, had done strange things to her not long ago, she liked her.

As for those who sold her, the memory of being beaten and starved remained vivid in Neko's mind, and her long-held resentment led her to want to kill all those people from her memories.

Chapter 349 As an Assassin

Carefully approaching the vicinity of the slave market, where dilapidated and magnificent houses coexist, I pulled my face mask up even higher and carefully observed the guards' movements.

About three or four hours later, the cat, having figured out their movements, seized the opportunity to dart out quickly. Its agile movements went unnoticed by anyone. Its limbs silently climbed the smooth wall, and a few electric currents flashed between its gloves and boots.

There was still some time before the next search party arrived outside the wall. She pressed herself against the wall and peered inside. Seeing that no one was around, she decisively jumped inside the wall, quickly scanned the surroundings, and hid in a haystack for feeding the horses.

She strained her ears to listen carefully to the sounds, trying to recall the vague memories in her mind, while peering into the interior.

She was carefully planning her revenge in her mind, but before she could make a move, the explosion made her body tremble, and she turned around in the haystack to look in another direction.

She was certain the explosion was very close, inside the slave market.

Carefully pushing aside a small crack in the haystack, Nei Ke, seeking revenge, saw the luxurious market billowing black smoke, brightly lit, and a battle raging there, the cause of which was unknown.

"Quickly, call for backup! And get water to put out the fire!"

Some of the panicked guards ran towards the fire. Neko, being a cat, was very curious about what had happened, but now was a good time for her to enter the slave market. It was best not to join the fun and focus on her own business.

Once the guards had passed, Nei Ke immediately lunged at the building's wall, climbing it with both hands, just like she had done on the outer wall before.

Neko doesn't yet possess Maginus's skills in scaling walls and leaping across rooftops, but during her training, she discovered that her psionic lightning possesses powerful gravitational or repulsive forces. If controlled properly, she can manipulate her body like drawing a knife.

Following her owner's instructions, she prioritized training in stealth and escape skills.

She quickly climbed to the top floor of the building, her pupils dilating to adjust to the dim environment. Looking down from the edge of the building, she saw the single-story building next to it, which was the cell where she had once been.

I wonder if that slave trader who abused me is still around; I must repay him properly.

After confirming that all the guards around had been drawn away by the firelight, Nei Ke quickly jumped off the roof. Since the noise from the firelight was getting louder and louder, she didn't need to keep cowering.

She jumped onto the building where the slaves were held and immediately lay on the roof, which was already drafty, peering inside through a few holes.

It's still winter, so sellers will give some consideration to valuable goods. Slaves who are expensive, like elves and human nobles, are all wearing cotton-padded clothes, and their iron cages are also lined with cotton.

Some "goods" that were worth very little money suffered the consequences and had to bear the damage with their own bodies. If they died, the guards would only have to pay a small amount of money.

He glanced around and quickly locked onto his target for revenge, looking up to avoid drawing his attention with his murderous gaze.

The slave trader who had once beaten him and starved him now stood below, wary of his surroundings. The low-priced slaves around him dared not speak out, huddling together for warmth.

Take a deep breath, take a deep breath, calm down first.

"Hululu..."

She made a barely audible sound from her throat as she considered how to deal with him. Even now, the slave trader gave her a sense of danger that was difficult to overcome. She knew she couldn't win in a direct confrontation, so she had to resort to a sneak attack.

The slaves might not necessarily want to escape; they might even betray the Han and cause him to rise up. In that case, I would have to be careful not to wake them up, or rather... launch an attack on him from above?

After rummaging through the dimensional bag for a moment, a small bottle of red potion, a crossbow, and arrows were taken out. Carefully picking up the arrows, the potion was opened and a drop was dripped onto the arrowhead.

The venom of the wyvern can cause paralysis, dizziness, reduced stamina, and decreased self-healing in professionals with weak vitality, making it an essential poison for killing.

Unfortunately, there are divine spells in this world. With spells and divine magic such as detoxification, secondary restoration, and restoration, even the strongest toxins can be eliminated, unless the Goddess of Plague intervenes.

Therefore, unless it is a deadly poison, ordinary toxins are not as effective against spellcasters as they are against warriors with strong vitality.

There's only one big man here, so poison might come in handy.