The Wizard World

The hull was shaking slightly, a glass oil lamp was tied to the broken main mast, the bright yellow flame was the only light source on the deck below.

The oil lamp is made of back glass, in a cylindrical shape, with a circular vent at the bottom, so you don't have to worry about the wind and rain entering and extinguishing the light.

On the brown-yellow deck, two knights stood on the side of the ship on both sides, bowed, holding the ship's side tightly with both hands, and tied a thick rope to the mast.

In the flickering lights, the cold rain hit Angelet's face. He squinted his eyes and looked around the boat. There is a dark sea on all sides, and there is nothing but the shaking and undulating sea water.

But for some reason, Angelet just had an inexplicable strange feeling, which was why he took the initiative to come out to have a look.

When the two knights saw Angelet coming out, they hurried over with their waists bowed.

"Master Green, the storm is too strong, you'd better go back to the cabin to rest, we are here!" Lispell's follower Rivay said loudly.

The old man Jill also said on the side: "Yeah, it's just a storm. We can handle it. You should go back and rest."

Angelet frowned: "I feel something is wrong, so come out and take a look." Since his mental power was compressed, it seemed that his five senses had become much sharper.

With a click, the cabin door was opened again, and Lispell walked out.

"What's the matter? Is there something wrong?" She came over and asked.

"Here we come!" Angelet suddenly looked towards the sea ahead to the right.

Several people followed his line of sight at the same time.

On the sea in front right, a half-human tall black figure was rapidly approaching the ship. The wings flapping continuously at high speed on its body turned into two blurred phantoms. There was a constant buzzing sound.

"It seems to be a beetle." The old knight Jill pulled out a black mace from his back.

Rivai took a silver double-edged ax from his back, held it with both hands, and dealt with it intently.

The black shadow quickly approached, and several people could see its appearance clearly.

A big beetle as tall as half a person, covered in black. Its head is a huge cylindrical horn, and there are two wings on its back, which are vibrating at high speed, leading it to hover continuously on the deck.

In the dim light, the six short legs of the beetle are like sharp blades. It also faintly reflects a dark red luster.

The humming sound continued to spread over the deck.

"Be careful, don't attack it!" Lispell hurriedly said loudly. "That's a death knell beetle! It's a social creature, and generally won't attack humans actively!"

When the two big knights heard this, they immediately stopped their progress, stood where they were, and looked up at the beetles in the sky.

Angelet's face changed slightly. He had heard of the death knell beetle. I once read a wizard biological record, and this thing can be regarded as a relatively fierce wild creature.

"Why is there a death knell beetle here? Isn't this a legendary ancient creature?" He asked loudly.

"This is the open sea, and any situation is possible." Lispell stood beside him and explained, "Even the sea people we call are just living in a small offshore area of ​​the Gem Sea. The deep sea Area. All kinds of dangerous areas and wild creatures, even mutant beasts emerge in endlessly.”

She looked at the beetle in the sky, and added: "Although I don't know what it came here for, the death knell beetle generally doesn't take the initiative to attack humanoid creatures. As long as we don't actively provoke it, it should leave by itself."

"Maybe it was just attracted by the lights of our ship." Angelet whispered.

for a while. Everyone stopped talking, quietly watching the death knell beetle hovering in the sky.

Blue dots flashed in Angelet's eyes from time to time.

On the flying beetle in his vision, row after row of data information was being continuously displayed.

'Biological power field protection. Estimated quality'

‘Death knell beetle: strength greater than 7, agility greater than 11, constitution greater than 13. The spirit is greater than 9. Innate ability in data record extraction: sonic shock, sonic immunity. '

‘Judging the comparison of biological levels is stronger than that of a grand knight, but weaker than that of a formal wizard. '

The chip detection information is fed back item by item.

Angelet also slowly relaxed, it was just a death knell beetle. It's not dangerous.

The death knell beetle is actually a polluted mutant created by ancient wizards. Although it is considered an ancient creature, it is not a precious ancient bloodline creature.

Not all ancient creatures have extremely strong ancient blood.

"Death knell beetles usually live on land, how could they appear here?" Lispell whispered.

"Unless..." Angelet didn't finish, but looked at the distant sea on the right again.

There, a big black dilapidated ship was slowly approaching from the rain.

This ship is a bit like the legendary ghost ship. It is in tatters and has no sails. The black forehead hull looks very dilapidated. There are no figures on it, only a large black shadow flying around the ship.

buzz

The thin hum was getting closer.

These flying black shadows are like bees flying around the hive, constantly flying and circling. Looking carefully, it turned out that they were all death knell beetles.

"It's a beetle nest!" Angelet's face changed, "There are at least a hundred Deathstroke beetles!"

The faces of the other three changed.

This is a powerful force capable of destroying them all, enough to threaten their lives. When the death knell beetle reaches a certain number, when they attack together with a violent sound wave, the power will directly exceed several levels, not to mention that there must be a female beetle inside. According to the records, it is at least equivalent to being stronger than all first-level wizards. And this is the sea, not like land, once there is no boat, there is no way to escape...

"The death knell beetle ship, could it be Master Miranger Wizard?" Lispell suddenly shouted out, and the voice was spread far away by her intentional use of energy.

There was no sound from the black broken ship in the distance.

The beetle that was still hovering on the deck also slowly flew away, heading back to the wrecked ship's lair.

"It should be a wild drifting beetle nest." Angelet said softly, looking at the beetle nest in the distance.

"It seems so." Lispell nodded, "At first I thought it was a group of magic pets kept by another master wizard."

"But this is good news for us. Death knell beetles generally live in places with strong vitality and will not always be at sea. As long as we follow this nest, we should be able to find the nearest land." She added.

"But can you make sure that these beetles won't get angry because we followed them?" Angelet asked with a frown.

"No. Deathknell beetles generally have no valuable materials on their bodies and are powerful, so they basically have no conflicts with humans. Similarly, they don't like the flesh of humanoids."

"Then what we have to solve now is how to keep up with that ship." Angelet asked, "Yes?"

Looking at the beetle nest ship in the distance, Lispell also frowned slightly. She glanced at Angelet next to her. This wizard Green was the first wizard she met who had nothing to do with the family after she left home, and it was also the first one that gave herself an inexplicable sense of intimacy because she saved her. people.

For her. Angelet is just a chance encounter and a passer-by in her life. After this time, she has to return to the family, become the hope of the family, and keep working hard.

do not know how. She suddenly had the idea of ​​going back later.

She slowly took out a black crystal ball from her waist, and lightly tossed the crystal ball forward. The fist-sized crystal ball was suspended in mid-air and melted into a black bird.

The bird has no eyes, beak, or feathers, just a bird shape with a pair of black wings.

Lispell pointed to the beetle nest ship in the distance.

The blackbird flapped its wings. After hovering in mid-air, it immediately flew towards the beetle nest ship.

"What is this?" Angelet asked curiously. "puppet?"

Lispell nodded: "It's an alchemy creature, I call her a black sparrow. It can attack all creatures within my field of vision, and it's considered a metal creature." She frowned suddenly, as if remembering something.

"By the way, you don't have a magic pet yet?" She asked suddenly.

Angelet nodded: "I haven't chosen yet. If the magic pet is hurt, the main wizard will also suffer mental damage. If you don't choose the magic pet well, it will be equivalent to giving yourself an extra point of attack. So I'm still thinking about it."

"Really?" Lispell said no more.

She read a sentence in a low voice. His eyes instantly lit up with a blue-white halo.

The halo lasted for a while, then slowly dimmed.

"My familiar has already boarded the knell beetle's lair ship. Knight Rivay, please go and get all the ropes from the boat." Lispel said to Rivay who was standing aside.

"Of order." Rivai saluted, cut the rope tied around his waist with his backhand, and hurriedly got down from the cabin to get other ropes.

Jill stood aside and waited for orders.

Angelet took out the silver ring that Lispell had given him earlier, and there was a faint white light on the ring.

This ring is a warm ring that can maintain a constant temperature of the body. It is also engraved with a disease detection circle. Once the wearer's body is in trouble, it can automatically prompt and warn.

Although this thing looks simple, its value is extremely precious. It can work against the highly resistant bodies of wizards, and its level is at least a medium-level magic item.

Angelet handed over the ring.

"It seems that you need this thing more than I do." He looked at Lisper's body that was trembling slightly from the cold.

Lispell looked at the ring he handed over.

"I'm fine." She said firmly.

"If you're a friend, don't embarrass others because of yourself." Angelet said lightly.

Lispell raised her face and looked at him for a long time.

Snapped!

Angelet pressed the ring into her palm.

laugh!

A layer of faint white light suddenly shone on Lispell.

She opened her lips, but still nothing came out.

Angelet smiled: "What you think is the most important thing to yourself may not be the most important and precious thing to others. If you want to make it up to me, replace it with something I need in the future."

"good."

Lispell lowered her head.