The Genius Mage

"What puppet state?" Meatball asked curiously.

Audrey was stunned for a moment before her eyes lit up. She quickly told Meatball about Klein's situation, thinking that perhaps he would know a solution.

Meatball did not disappoint Audrey.

"I understand. He was bewitched and lost consciousness," Meatball said while attempting to imitate a granny's voice.

"That's right. Do you have any solution?" Audrey frowned and asked nervously.

Meatball chuckled, "Of course I do, but you have to promise me one thing."

What?

Before Audrey could finish her sentence, Meatball had already said, "From now on, you have to send me meat every day. You have to satisfy me with whatever I want to eat. I'll tell you the method."

Hearing this, three black lines slid down Audrey's forehead, and her face was filled with speechlessness.

He really lived up to the name Meatball. His requests were so down-to-earth.

"Alright, I promise you." Audrey did not hesitate.

"Come in. I'll teach you a set of spells. That'll do."

"I'll go in and change my clothes." Audrey got up and said to Kate.

As soon as she entered the tent, she immediately flashed into the otherworldly realm. Meatball was sitting on a small chair, lazily basking in the sun. It was very uncomfortable.

Seeing Audrey enter, it stood up.

"Come, follow me," Meatball said, waving its short arms and legs. It looked very silly and cute.

At this moment, it was not the time to admire it. Audrey only looked at it once and memorized all the actions. Then, she asked doubtfully, "That's it?"

"Of course not." Meatball snorted coldly and said, "This is the medicine I refined. Give it to him and use the cultivation technique. Remember to use magic."

Magic... in this world, it was rare to hear such words.

Everyone was afraid of magic, so what was the relationship between Meatball and magic?

"Do you also know magic?"

"No, I'm an Elf. Of course, I practice Elven magic, but my former master practiced magic," Meatball explained patiently.

What a coincidence.

Audrey was secretly delighted. She did not expect that the former owner of the crystal ball also practiced magic. Who was the powerful person who practiced magic ten thousand years ago?

"I got it. I'll go out first."

Audrey changed her clothes and left the tent.

"I know how to wake Klein up," Audrey said confidently. Her eyes were filled with certainty as she looked at Kate. That confident look seemed to make her entire person glow. Kate was momentarily absent-minded.

After a long while, he stood up in excitement.

"Really? How do you know?"

"I saw something similar when I was flipping through the book. Why don't you give it a try?" Audrey answered casually. After a few times, she had already discovered that Kate believed everything she said without a doubt.

Therefore, she did not need to find a particularly logical reason.

Following that, Audrey took out the bottle of potion that was suffused with a green color. After Audrey fed it to Klein, she sat behind him. Her hands were facing up, condensing the power of the magic into the center of her palms. Her hands were crossed, constantly changing her hand gestures.

The power of the magic became stronger and stronger. It seemed to be slightly different from the magic she usually used.

Audrey was slightly surprised. Then, she injected the power into Klein's body, and only then did she stand up.

Klein spat out a mouthful of blood and frowned. In a moment, he slowly opened his eyes. When he saw Kate and Audrey looking at him with concern and worry, he was immediately confused again.

"What happened to me?"

"You were bewitched by the poisonous fog in the dense fog forest. You lost consciousness and became a puppet," Audrey explained simply.

Hearing that, Klein stood up in shock. "What! How is this possible? I really don't remember it at all. I don't remember it at all. Then, I didn't do anything, right?"

"Yes, you wanted to attack us, but it's a good thing that Audrey stopped you," Kate said honestly with a helpless expression.

Klein instantly revealed a look of self-blame as he looked at the two of them with guilt in his eyes. "I'm sorry, it's all my fault. You guys aren't hurt, right? I was really too careless and dragged you down again."

"There's no need to say these words. Be careful in the future." Audrey chuckled. She did not think that this was a drag. They were all on the same team, so these words were considered an outsider.

Klein scratched his head in embarrassment and continued to ask him about many things that had happened unconsciously.

Audrey and Kate also told Klein without holding anything back. After the three of them finished their conversation, they decided to continue forward.

The misty forest was very large. Even though they had walked for a long time, the three of them were still trapped inside. The most troublesome thing was that it was pitch black, so they could not tell where they were going.

However, it was better to walk forward than to stay where they were.

After a long time, the three of them were somewhat exhausted from walking, but there were still no signs of them leaving.

"This misty forest is too big. We've walked for so long, but we still haven't left," Kate said helplessly as he panted.

"Why do I feel like we've been walking in circles?" At this moment, Klein suddenly said something, waking Audrey up. She also felt that something was wrong, but she did not expect that this was a maze.