Demon Hunter: I became a god in the demon hunting world

He took the food and glanced at it:

Yes, it's still brown bread with butter.

After eating a few mouthfuls and drinking some water, Dick pointed ahead and said, "Please lead the way."

The warlock apprentice didn't say anything more this time and led the way without saying a word.

Soon, they walked out of the town and came to the west side of the outer city.

There are several farmers living outside the city wall close to the surrounding rivers and making a living by fishing.

The two walked slowly over and found that there were already people waiting in an open space in the small village next to the wall.

The leader has a thin face, is wearing a set of light blue light armor, and has a long sword on his waist. Judging from his appearance, he should be a knight or his retinue.

Because there is a horse covered in light-colored armor next to the horse-tethering post not far away, eating grass leisurely.

In this era, those who own war horses are either rich or noble.

The man was chatting and laughing with the three surrounding villagers when he suddenly saw someone approaching. His smiling face suddenly turned silent and he stared at Dick silently.

Could this be another person whom the original person had offended?

Dick was confused, but didn't speak.

Soon, the two of them arrived in front of this group of villagers, and the young man in front of them spoke first:

"Witcher Dick, you are finally here. You have been in Edinburgh for half a month and you have never helped the villagers solve their problems. Instead, you have caused a lot of trouble.

"I thought you were too scared to come here because of the reputation of the water ghost."

"Are you the Sheriff?"

"My name is Kerby, and I am a knight retinue of the Falcon Knights, not a peace officer.

“I was born here, and I heard that my fellow villagers have encountered water ghosts in the past few days, which has delayed their fishing work, so I want to return during the holiday to eradicate those water ghosts.

"But these folks insist on waiting for you to come, and they don't know what use you will do?"

"Does it work? You'll know after you try it for a while?" Dick smiled casually, but did not take the would-be knight's words to heart.

His goal is very clear, to eradicate the water ghosts and obtain energy points.

There is no need to waste time with this unnecessary entanglement.

And although this would-be knight has a rather aggressive tone, he is also trying to hunt down water ghosts. Maybe he can be asked to help when the time comes, making the mission of hunting down water ghosts smoother.

Then, Dick no longer looked at Kerby, but instead looked at a better-dressed villager next to him.

This man spoke first: "Hello, Witcher Dick. I am the Sheriff here."

He is about forty or fifty years old, and his demeanor is neither humble nor arrogant.

He is indeed qualified for such a gesture, because he has a completely different status from the hawker. He is an official designated by the government and is responsible for maintaining stability and tranquility in nearby villages.

Naturally, he has the confidence to communicate with the demon hunters on an equal footing. After all, he has official support behind him.

"Can you tell me about the situation? Although I am a demon hunter, I specialize in dealing with monsters.

"But if there is enough information, the water ghosts can be eradicated faster, and the villagers can resume their daily work as soon as possible."

"Young man, please explain." The Sheriff looked at a young fisherman next to him.

"Yes, sir." The fisherman glanced at Dick fearfully and hurriedly lowered his head to explain: "Two days ago, Maddie and I from the village went to the river to fish as usual.

"But after a while, the water started to bubble, and neither of us paid much attention until..." When he said this, his eyes widened, and even his voice trembled.

"Don't be afraid, take your time." Dick naturally noticed the fisherman's nervousness and comforted him softly.

"What you are talking about is..." the fisherman sneered, "until a blue head leaked out of the water, and then seven or eight water ghosts appeared in front of us. Gods above, their eyes were blood red. of……

"Fortunately, we both reacted quickly and ran away. After I came back, I told the sheriff that the villagers have not dared to go fishing there these days.

"But Demon Hunter, the river there is the slowest flowing place. If you don't fish there, it will be more difficult to harvest in other places, so you need to take action to clean up those water ghosts."

"Are you sure those monsters are water ghosts?" Dick said.

"I'm sure that even though I was frightened at the time, I could still clearly see the appearance of the monster. It looked exactly like the water ghost my parents told them about. It had light blue skin, was wet all over, and was tall and had arms and legs. There are fins.”

Dick nodded when he heard this, "Yes, it is the water ghost. Now please point me in the direction, and I will deal with it right away."

The warlock apprentice next to Dick had not spoken since arriving. She was also listening carefully to the fisherman's description, and she also wanted to do something.

Kebi had already heard this story told by the fisherman, so he was a little absent-minded. He glanced casually from the corner of his eye and then began to look at Sia carefully.

At this glance, his eyes widened, as if in disbelief. The serious expression on his face disappeared, and a smile appeared at the corner of his mouth. He said like a gentleman: "Hello, madam, my name is Kerby. I am a knight's squire. Can I ask for advice? Your name?"

Sia covered her mouth with a smile and whispered: "Hello, Kebi, my name is Sia, and I am a warlock apprentice."

"Ms. Shia, your name is as fascinating as your beauty! What a coincidence! I just returned to my hometown this time, and I could meet such a beautiful girl like you. This is simply what God has allowed us to do. This encounter.

"You see, I am a knight's retinue, and I might be promoted to a knight soon.

"You are a sorcerer apprentice, and you may become a sorcerer soon. Even our situations are not much different."

Dick's mouth twitched slightly. He naturally knew what Coby was thinking.

He was attracted to the sorceress, but Xia just smiled with her hands covering her mouth.

Seeing this, Coby knew that the lady in front of him did not dislike him, and he even approached the sorceress and whispered something, which made the latter laugh.

Dick was too lazy to pay attention to these, he turned his head to look at the sheriff.

The sheriff nodded and told the villagers around, "Just wait here."

The villagers naturally agreed, they didn't want to face the terrible monster.

The demon hunter and the sorceress followed the sheriff's footsteps to a hillside.

And Coby followed the sheriff closely. Dick didn't care whether he was attracted by the sorceress or really wanted to deal with the water ghost.

In short, it's okay to help.

The four of them were standing on a high slope, looking far at the river not far away.

Dick clearly noticed that there were two blue-skinned monsters walking around the river bank.

If they weren't water ghosts, what else could they be?

The sheriff withdrew his guiding finger and looked at the demon hunter: "Dick, the next thing is up to you."

The latter nodded.