The Witcher: Elemental Lords

Dolly's mouth twitched. Baal really didn't discriminate when it came to food.

“No rush. Let me prepare some things first. Maybe tomorrow.”

Baal grumbled in dissatisfaction and lay back down. Dolly saw drool at the corner of his mouth, and his own mouth twitched slightly.

He had made a lot of poison these past few days, and he needed to make some more today to ensure everything went smoothly. If the Crimson Firefinch could send out a Level 4 expert, then other hidden forces definitely could as well.

He needed to prepare more poison for dealing with Level 4 experts, as well as healing potions, mental strength potions, and potent hallucinogenic potions. He needed to prepare a lot, who knew how long this trip would take.

This trip was a test for him, a test of his recent cultivation results.

Early the next morning, after sending a message to Vice-Dean Lamb, he changed his appearance. He hung a tortoise-shell-like object on his body and slowly slipped out of the Potion Hall.

It wasn't completely light yet. Dressed in samurai attire with what looked like a delicate sword hanging at his waist, he slowly walked out of Ellengard Academy.

As soon as he left the academy, he didn't walk the main road, but instead disappeared into the forest.

Once inside the forest, he unleashed his movement technique, manipulating the energy in the world and quickly traversing through the trees.

The sky brightened slightly, and just as the city gates opened, he was already standing at the city gate, waiting to enter with the others.

Wattz City was not open twenty-four hours a day. The city gates would close every day from eleven o'clock at night to six o'clock in the morning.

Wattz City had a large flow of people, coupled with various merchant groups, so the waiting time at the gate was not short.

Before long, after paying the fee, Dolly walked into the city and headed straight for the Adventurers Guild.

At this time, the city had already begun to liven up, especially at the city gate, where people were waiting for the early market to open, waiting for farmers from outside the city to enter and sell vegetables.

Arriving at the Adventurers Guild, Dolly went to the window and submitted his task.

The tasks he accepted were all related to poison, which required a special person to test. The clerk asked Dolly to wait a moment.

Dolly wasn't in a hurry and stood at the counter waiting.

Before long, an old man walked over. He glanced at Dolly's attire and lost interest.

Most alchemists didn't like to show their faces and instead found someone else to sell for them. This was a common practice because wild alchemists were easily attacked and kidnapped outside.

“What kind of poison are you selling? If the effect isn't good, the buyer will be angry.” The old man's voice was deep as he slowly spoke.

Dolly took out a pile of potions, expressionless, and said, “You can use any means to test them. I have confidence in these poisons.”

The old man nodded, then took out some things and began testing them at the counter.

The more he tested, the more surprised he became. These poisons were really good.

This was Level 5 poison. Did Wattz City have another Level 5 alchemist?

After finishing the test, he glanced at Dolly and said with a somewhat heavy expression, “Young man, can we speak to the person behind you? We can hire him.”

Dolly shook his head and said, “He's just passing by and asked me to sell these things. He will be leaving here soon.”

“That's a real pity, a Level 5 alchemist!” The old man sighed and said, “These poisons are all very good.” He beckoned to the clerk and said, “Settle the bill, these all pass.”

The clerk's eyes widened. Impossible, this was a task worth almost 100,000 gold coins.

…

Before long, Dolly got his gold coins as he wished.

But it wasn't real gold coins, but a gold ticket worth 100,000 gold coins, 10,000 gold coins per ticket, which could be exchanged at the Imperial Bank at any time, absolutely honest and reliable.

Walking out the door with the gold ticket, Dolly felt many more eyes on his back.

He slowly walked out of the Adventurers Guild and then followed the street to the auction house.

He came to the auction house not to buy anything, but to borrow an empty room inside to change clothes.

…

At the city gate, Dolly, dressed in ordinary wizard's attire, slowly walked out of the city gate with a symbolic staff in his hand.

He was heading towards the Southbay Marsh. The current Southbay Marsh was very different from before. The road was full of adventurers, soldiers, and ordinary people, and the road had been completely paved, unlike the previous mud road (a road with water and mud).

Although the Southbay Marsh had been conquered, it still had many residual toxins, which bred the arrival of many other creatures. The entire Southbay Marsh was still relatively dangerous, which spawned a large number of adventurers to go there. Moreover, there were indeed many treasures left by predecessors in the Southbay Marsh waiting to be developed. Every day, people found rare animals and became rich overnight. Some people also found abandoned ruins in the Southbay Marsh and found some rare weapons, armor, and even cultivation techniques.

The Southbay Marsh was now definitely a paradise for adventurers.

Therefore, the construction of the new city was a necessary thing in the eyes of Wattz City, as it could bring them benefits.

After walking less than ten kilometers, Dolly saw several nobles coming out of the city, leading a large team, heading straight for the Southbay Marsh.

Dolly didn't like nobles and usually hid far away when he saw them.

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This time out, he treated it as a relaxation, he had been too depressed in the Potion Hall these days.

Coming out for a trip, if there weren't those disgusting stalkers, it would actually be a pleasant mood, one person and one dog, enjoying the leisure time to the fullest.

Their strange combination naturally attracted the attention of many people, but seeing Dolly's unfriendly appearance, few people came up to chat.

Time quickly came to noon, and they had also walked nearly thirty kilometers. At this time, there was still a long way to go to the Southbay Marsh.

Baal was a little impatient about this, “It would be great if you were Level 3, it would be much better to fly directly.”

Dolly was also a little helpless and said, “If I were Level 3, I wouldn't have to come out at all, or it would be nice to have a better staff.”

Baal said, “You idiot, you can also hold the spiritual gem in your hand and use it as a staff, but I'm afraid your magic power is not enough.”

Dolly naturally knew that if he took out the spiritual gem, I'm afraid it would cause a mob.

He said helplessly, “Lord Baal, if you want to run wild, please go.”

Baal snorted, rolled his eyes, and turned and disappeared from Dolly's sight. He had been wanting to hear this sentence for a long time.

Seeing Baal slowly disappear from his sight, Dolly's mouth twitched.

“I'm just saying, don't take it seriously.”

Without Baal, Dolly felt that the surrounding world was much more unsafe. He looked around, it seemed that no one noticed him.

It was noon, he found a relatively high place by the roadside, took out his package, and took out dry food to eat.

On the newly built avenue, it was slightly lonely, and from time to time he could see figures of carriages and horses passing by.

When these people saw Dolly, some people looked at him, sizing him up, while others looked at him carefully.

Before long, as many as six adventurer groups greeted Dolly, but these adventurer groups were all small adventurer groups, and the strength of the captains had only recently entered the extraordinary, around Level 1 or 2.