bdsm-fiction Chapter 31 The Game's Prizes
Chapter 31 The Game's Prizes
"The prize is right here, but whether you can catch it or not is none of my business!" As Luo Ang spoke, an invisible blade of light swept directly from below upwards.
Slashing technique.
To be precise, it is only half of the slashing technique, specifically the half of the slashing technique that corresponds to the spirit.
Although Loon had mastered this spell completely, the corresponding half of his body had not yet been engraved onto his body.
If one were to directly guide the flow of power within the body to construct those eight nodes, the resulting changes in the body would certainly attract Resent's attention.
Therefore, after constructing only the mental model corresponding to the slashing technique, Luo Ang directly released the slashing technique.
—And the target of the spell was not the wizard Recent.
It was the black-beaked seagull he was riding.
The reason for making this choice is quite simple.
Although Loon escaped from the Beacon of Prosperity only after killing the old man.
In reality, he had no experience whatsoever in the fighting and killing between wizard apprentices—while the wizard Lessont in the sky, as a dark wizard, could tell at a glance that he was a wizard apprentice with extremely rich combat experience.
Moreover, it is said that he also possesses a magical artifact!
Loang had no idea whether, if his slashing technique were aimed at Lescent, Lescent would give any warning signs or take any countermeasures before the spell was cast, whether it would cause his spell to 'fail', or even cause the spell to 'backfire' on him.
Therefore, he chose the black-billed seagull as his target!
"I refuse to believe that an ordinary beast can dodge my slashing technique."
"I don't believe that, as a fellow wizard apprentice, Lescent, while maintaining his levitation spell, could be distracted by the black-billed seagull and take precautions to protect it."
This place is ultimately a vast ocean.
As soon as Recent lost his seagull as his 'mount,' he immediately lost his terrifying mobility.
At that time, Luo Ang and his group will have the upper hand!
By then, even dragging things out will eventually kill him.
"Offensive spell!"
When that invisible blade of light swept out, Wizard Lesson felt a chill run down his spine.
He never imagined that Loon could actually master an offensive spell.
This is unreasonable!
An offensive spell can directly distinguish between different levels of wizard apprentices.
—If Loon possessed offensive magic, he should have directly enslaved the Crimson Wizard, rather than cooperating with her as an equal.
Therefore, when he saw the Crimson Wizard and Loon emerge from the sea, Wizard Recent never considered the possibility that Loon had mastered offensive magic.
Otherwise, he would never have faced Luo Ang in this manner.
"Misunderstand."
"Misunderstanding!" Wizard Lesson screamed, and without hesitation activated the magical artifact on his body—the magical artifact he had stolen from the school when he betrayed it.
This is an extremely powerful magical artifact that greatly enhances spells, significantly boosting their effects—making a spell-like ability comparable to a true level-zero spell.
In addition, this magical artifact is inscribed with a defensive spell called "Deflection Lock," which can confuse the enemy's lock-on, causing the enemy's spells to deflect due to losing their target.
This is why, despite his betrayal of the Tree Ring School, the Tree Ring School never sent anyone to hunt him down.
With this magical artifact in hand, he would be a powerful wizard with both offensive and defensive capabilities. Even if the wizards of the Tree Ring School were found, it would be uncertain who would kill whom.
After activating the power of the magical artifact, Wizard Lessont felt relieved.
Even if the Thunder Wizard in front of him possesses offensive spells, once he discovers that his offensive spells are ineffective against him, he will naturally stop and "have a talk".
In the next instant, a streak of blood flashed across the face of Wizard Lessent, and then Wizard Lessent's body involuntarily sank downwards—only after reconnecting with the mystery did he manage to stabilize himself in mid-air again.
"Edith, my Edith!" It wasn't until the black-billed seagull's carcass plunged into the sea and was swallowed by the waves that the wizard Lessont suddenly realized what had happened.
His Edith was killed!
From the very beginning, that pretty boy's target was not him.
It was his Edith.
But how is that possible?
He never imagined that a hostile wizard would choose Edith as his target instead of him.
After all, for many years, everyone believed that Edith was a raging beast, or even a lesser magical beast.
As beasts, whether ferocious beasts or lesser magical beasts, although they lack intelligence, their perception of the mysterious surpasses that of most wizards. With the guidance of another wizard, their probability of evading spells is also far greater than that of ordinary wizards.
Therefore, in battles at the wizard apprentice level, a normal wizard apprentice would not casually use their rare opportunity to attack another wizard's magical beast companion, especially a flying type companion.
After all, everyone is a wizarding apprentice, and their own spells and spellcasting skills are both very limited.
When you cast a spell—even if you kill that monster companion—you've essentially given your enemy the perfect opportunity to strike.
Just as Wizard Resent realized the current situation, Loon, who had unleashed his slashing spell, had already taken the Crimson Wizard with him and rode a shark back into the sea, disappearing into the waves along with the corpse of the Black-billed Seagull.
It was at this moment that Wizard Resent truly realized the current situation.
That pretty boy in his mind was after Edith from the very beginning!
From the very beginning, the pretty boy was certain that his Edith was neither a magical beast nor a raging wild animal—from the start, the pretty boy was convinced that Edith was just an ordinary wild beast.
That guy was just a fresh-faced, pretty boy.
He's clearly an extremely insidious scoundrel.
But after realizing this through gritted teeth, Wizard Lessont suddenly fell into a state of extreme confusion.
"What should I do now?"
Accompanying this confusion is an unprecedented sense of crisis.
He can't fly!
Normally, he would use levitation to travel to and from various places with the black-beaked seagull.
But now, the black-billed seagull is dead—although he is still maintaining the effect of levitation, preventing himself from being swallowed by the waves.
But what happens after that?
The levitation technique is just that—the levitation technique, not the flight technique.
He can defy gravity and levitate in the air, but he has absolutely no way to use this levitation technique to go anywhere else.
Most importantly, he was only a second-class wizard apprentice, and his mental strength was ultimately limited. The speed at which his mental strength recovered on its own could not keep up with the mental strength consumed in maintaining the levitation spell.
If there are no other solutions, his fate is predictable.
Even if one's spiritual energy is exhausted, one will eventually sink into the waves and be drowned in the vast ocean.
For a wizard, such a death is nothing short of humiliating!
He absolutely did not want to die in such a humiliating way.
"Little Crimson, let's talk." Thinking of this, Wizard Lesson immediately shouted, then lowered his body and used the levitation spell to step on the sea surface, moving forward step by step towards the nearest island in his memory.