Journey to the Wizarding World

Chapter 145 The Eve Of The War
"It can't go on."

Kronos' face was ugly, and the situation was already at a disadvantage. Facing two third-tier wizards at the same time, even the master of [Skull Castle] couldn't take advantage of it, not to mention that the most terrifying dean of the Phantom of Crows had not yet appeared.

"Hmph! Come here today."

Waving his hand to release a mist of death, Kronos took a deep look at Mitchell, then swiped the wand in his hand towards the mid-air, tearing a void in an instant.

"The matter is not over yet, if Otis doesn't hand over [coordinates], then prepare for war!"

Kronos said a cruel word, and then Mitchell opened the distance, and the purgatory bone dragon that was fighting Christina also plunged into the void crack after breathing out a dragon's breath.

"Want to leave? It's not that easy!" The flame giant roared and rushed up.

However, at this time, Cronus and the Purgatory Bone Dragon had already entered the void cracks, and as the energy fluctuations gradually weakened, the void cracks gradually healed without any muddy water.

In a moment, Kronos had disappeared.

"Damn! Why didn't you stop him?" The flame giant jumped into the air, and after turning into a normal size, Christina's red hair flew up, and she roared at Mitchell angrily.

"Forget it, Christina, it's impossible to really kill Cronus anyway."

Mitchell still looked lazy, and helplessly spread his hands and said: "That guy has set up a witch array in the Skeleton Castle. It is too easy to escape, and the cost of cutting off the portal is too high. I don't want to suffer the pain of magic backlash. "

"What? You coward!" Christina yelled angrily.

Mitchell shrugged, with an indifferent expression.

"Ahh! Damn it! Damn it!!" Christina went crazy for a while, looking at the space crack that had disappeared in the sky, and said through gritted teeth, "It's decided! Even if I sell myself, I still want to make money to buy a space anchor!"

"Look, I will definitely kill Kronos next time!"

Mitchell pursed his lips, pretending he didn't hear what Christina said, and hid his purse without a trace.

Ten days later, order was restored at the Academy.

After experiencing the third-tier wizard-level battle, the atmosphere in the Phantom of Crows became extremely tense. Although it is not clear what exactly happened, the war between the three wizard organizations in the Shadow Realm seems inevitable.

The official wizards in the academy personally took action to clean up all the foreign forces near the forest of mist.

The Tusk Blood Shadow and Skeleton Castle also launched frequent operations. The major kingdoms controlled by the two wizarding organizations took the lead in launching wars on the territory under the Phantom of Crows. Countless mortals and knights were thrown into the battlefield like cannon fodder.

Inside the academy, on the top floor of the White Tower.

"Mentor, are you looking for me?"

In the afternoon of this day, Enzo received a summons from Gustav and came to the laboratory of the White Tower.

Gustav, who was sitting on a chair and dozed off, heard the voice, and slowly opened his eyelids. There seemed to be a flash of light in his eyes. He raised his head, cast his eyes on Enzo, and got straight to the point.

"You must have heard about what happened in the Kingdom of Roland recently, right?"

Enzo nodded and asked hesitantly, "Is it about the fall of wizard Adolf? I have received some news, but I don't know how true the information is."

Three days ago, news came from the outside world.

The official wizard of the Phantom of Crows, Adolf, the guardian of the Kingdom of Roland, was ambushed by three wizards from the Skeleton Castle when he was escorting a group of troops to the battlefield, and finally fell on the border of the kingdom.

"I have been notified by the academy, and the news is true." Gustav said solemnly.

Enzo's heart tightened. Although he had been prepared for a long time, when it was confirmed that an official wizard had fallen on the battlefield, he was still taken aback, and a haze could not help but float in his heart.

"Has a wizard fallen in ten days?"

Enzo frowned, and asked with an ugly face, "Master, according to the normal war process, shouldn't it be a confrontation between secular kingdoms during this time period?"

In the history of the Dark Pole Domain, this is not the first war between wizarding organizations.

Almost every hundred years, the three major forces would have disputes over various things, but the situation was often under control. Most of the dead were mortals and knights from the secular kingdom, and few wizards fell.

This seems to be related to the code of the wizarding world, and the three major wizarding organizations are bound by it!

This time, however, things seem to be a little different.

"This time the war is different from the past." Gustav shook his head, and said solemnly, "It's not convenient for me to explain the specific reason to you, but there is one thing that needs to be clear to you, that is, this war is very difficult for apprentices. , the degree of danger is extremely high!"

After all, Gustav took a deep breath.

"Now I can give you two choices."

"1. Stay in the academy. There is a high probability that you will be sent to the battlefield next. I will try my best to ensure your safety, but I can only do my best! 2. Leave the academy. , I can use my contacts to arrange a mission for you to stay away from the war and go out for refuge!"

Enzo's heart skipped a beat, and he raised his head abruptly.

Gustav looked calm, waiting for the disciple's choice.

Two roads lay before him, and Enzo's thinking was exceptionally clear. The first choice was to stay in the academy and wait for orders. Although war was cruel, it also represented opportunities. The training of blood and fire is the easiest way to become a strong man, but the price is It is possible to die at any time.

You know, this war is different from the past!

Even official wizards will perish, not to mention a small second-level apprentice, even with Gustav's protection, Enzo is not sure whether he can survive the battlefield.

The second path is much safer.

Leaving the academy and staying away from the vortex of war may miss a lot of opportunities, but at least life can be guaranteed. It seems to be a good choice for Enzo, who strives for victory steadily.

"Mentor, can you send me out of the Mist Forest?"

Enzo rejected the first way in his heart, so he asked hesitantly.

The missions of the academy were blocked when the war came, and most of the missions have been banned now. The missions that apprentices can take on are all related to the war. Although the rewards are rich, the death rate is also frighteningly high.

"After joining Phantom Crows for so many years, although I am not good at communication, I have also accumulated some contacts."

Gustav nodded slightly, and said softly, "I can still send an apprentice away before the forest of mist is officially under martial law."

"In this case, please ask the instructor to send me out of the academy." Enzo said after a moment of contemplation.

(End of this chapter)