The Genius Mage

Seeing the man's body gradually disappear, Audrey was stunned. She did not want to kill the innocent, but on second thought, that man was also a member of the Carol Association. She would rather kill him by mistake than let him go.

Seeing Audrey fail, the marshal laughed complacently.

"How is it? Do you dare to fight with me? Audrey, you're still too inexperienced." The marshal's eyes were bloodshot from the killing. Audrey had ruined his years of hard work. No matter what, he would not let this woman walk out alive.

"Audrey, I'll give you another chance. If you obediently refine the potion, I'll let you off," the marshal said in a low voice. He gnashed his teeth as if he wanted to eat Audrey.

Audrey snorted coldly. She still wanted him to continue working for her. It was simply a dream. She did not say much to him. Audrey gathered a ball of energy and swung it at the marshal.

If nothing unexpected happened, this move would be enough to cause fatal injuries to the marshal.

However, Audrey underestimated the power that those potions brought to the marshal.

The marshal stood up and waved his fist casually. The energy ball was like a bubble that could not withstand a single blow.

"Audrey, don't be ungrateful!" But, unfortunately, Audrey's actions made the marshal lose all his patience. He reached out his hand and ran in her direction, attempting to strangle her neck.

However, Audrey was already prepared. He walked toward her, meeting her wishes.

The moment the marshal's hand was about to touch her, Audrey immediately cut her fingertip. Then, with a flash, she used her agile speed to dodge the marshal's palm.

Before the marshal could react, she hugged his neck from behind and dripped the fresh blood that was coming out from her fingertip into his mouth.

However, the marshal was too powerful. Audrey's blood was not enough to make him listen to her, but it was enough.

Now, she only needed one move to kill him.

Looking at the marshal, who was just inches away from her, a hint of viciousness flashed in Audrey's eyes.

The moment the sharp sword in her hand touched his neck, Audrey stopped abruptly and grabbed his collar. Audrey snarled, "Take me to the place where you keep the beasts!"

Now was not the time to kill him. He was still valuable.

The marshal lost his composure. At this moment, in front of Audrey, he was just a powerless person who was at her mercy.

"Do you want to bring it with you?" Audrey pressed the sharp blade in her hand against his neck. The cold blade caused goosebumps to appear on the marshal's neck. Then, seeing that there was no reaction from the others, Audrey secretly increased the strength in her hand.

"Marshal, this sword has spiritual energy. It's not under my control," Audrey said in a low voice. In this spacious and dilapidated laboratory, she looked especially terrifying.

"I'll bring you there."

Just as Audrey said that, the marshal's trembling voice rang out. His goal had not been completed, and it was impossible for him to die so easily in Audrey's hands.

"Let's go!"

Thinking of the people in the basement, Audrey felt a little anxious. If anything happened to them, she would feel sorry for them.

Following the marshal, Audrey took an elevator made of stone.

Seeing the marshal's shifty eyes, Audrey pressed the sharp blade in her hand lightly, and a conspicuous bloody scar appeared on his neck.

"Don't play any tricks!" Audrey warned.

The elevator stopped at the top floor. When the door opened, Audrey saw the familiar stone wall. She knew that the group of beasts was imprisoned inside the stone wall.

In the midst of her joy, Audrey's back was suddenly pushed by the marshal, and she pounced forward.

She hurriedly steadied herself and looked back. The marshal was laughing at her, and the elevator door was slowly closing. Audrey was about to cast a spell to catch him back, but she felt a series of tremors under her feet.

She hurriedly retreated and could only watch as the marshal disappeared before her eyes.

Ignoring the marshal and thinking of Klein and the others, Audrey hurriedly walked into the hole where the beasts were being held. Morris and Klein had already arrived, but they did not know how to rescue the beasts.

They were still in a violent state. If they were released, it would definitely be a disaster.

"Audrey!" Klein was the first to notice Audrey.

"Where are the others?" Audrey asked.

"They went in the other direction," Klein explained the direction they had gone in.

Audrey nodded. She stretched out her hand and waved a red light in the air like fireworks. This was a signal. If they saw it, they would rush over.

Looking at the beasts howling in the cage, Audrey's heart skipped a beat. She waved her already broken finger in the air. In an instant, countless drops of blood rushed toward the beasts.

This was the antidote.

After touching Audrey's blood, the beasts seemed to regain their consciousness and gradually became docile.

Morris and Audrey exchanged a glance. The former nodded and quickly understood what she meant. With a wave of her hand, the iron cages exploded like bubbles.

The beasts fled in all directions.

A few people who saw the signal also rushed over. Before the place was completely destroyed, Audrey and the others quickly left and rushed back to Spark City.