The Witcher: Elemental Lords

Mafa Continent, New Calendar Year 325, January 3rd.

The villagers sang and danced for five days before finally stopping and returning to their lives.

As before, all adults over the age of 12, except for some women, had to train in the river every morning, practicing strength, archery, swordsmanship, axe skills, hammer techniques, and more.

Every morning, after eating, Dole would watch at the door for a while, then return to his room to secretly conduct research.

In the past few days, he had made some progress.

There are many types of detection runes, but the most basic is the detection vibration rune. Slightly more advanced runes can detect sound, energy fluctuations, heat, and so on.

Dole had now mastered detection vibration, and the second rune he chose was sound detection. Initially, he mechanically tried to replicate it, but later, when he compared the two runes, he realized that their patterns looked almost identical. Both were circular with an eye in the middle. The difference was that the eye in the detection vibration rune was more precise and detailed.

He began to ponder the underlying principles.

From a witchcraft perspective, whether it's the vibration of a person walking or sound, both are transmitted through the vibration of matter. The only difference is the magnitude and duration of the vibration. This means that the detection vibration and sound detection runes are essentially the same, with the only difference being the level of detection vibration.

Realizing this, he suddenly understood. Comparing the two runes, his understanding of runes became clearer.

According to the books, runes are the ultimate principles of heaven and earth. Things based on the same principle will naturally be similar. As long as one can understand one, then evolving the next one is sufficient. After understanding, learning becomes much faster.

In mid-January, the agreed time arrived. Victor was also going to the city to send his daughter to school.

Victor's aura was becoming increasingly powerful. Dole glanced at the guy and sighed inwardly.

It's difficult for ordinary people to enter the first level. Victor is now in his mid-thirties and has only just touched the threshold of entering the level, while most ordinary people may never reach it in their lifetime. Of course, Dole also contributed to Victor's advancement. Without drug stimulation, he probably wouldn't have progressed so quickly.

It was still a bullock cart, still a snowy road.

This was the coldest time of the year, and the snow on the ground was very thick.

The closer it got to this time, the more the traffic between Domon City and the outside world was almost cut off. The city's food supply relied entirely on the accumulation from spring, summer, and autumn. The more this was the case, the more stable the city became, because no one could afford to fight.

Entering the city, Dole carried a large box and went straight to the library. He returned the books, borrowed some more, and then went to buy paper and pens. Time slowly passed until evening. However, there were a lot of patrols and security personnel on the streets, which made him a little uneasy. What important figure died this time?

He slowly walked towards Lily's hidden nest, observing his surroundings as he went.

He was questioned several times on the road, but he managed to escape successfully. Fortunately, he went to the library first today and didn't trade herbs. If he had traded herbs first, he would probably have had to go home first and put things down before daring to wander around.

...

Lily came out of the Lake Chamber of Commerce, glancing around inconspicuously. The situation in the city had been very tense recently, all thanks to her.

After entering the advanced wizard apprentice stage, this was the first time she had independently completed a second-level mission. The process was perfect, and no one discovered that she did it.

She walked around the street, then went to the rest room to take a look, and her eyes narrowed instantly.

There was a mark at the door of the room, proving that Dole had come. She then walked in, opened the door, and went inside. Not long after, there was a knock on the door.

Lily was overjoyed and opened the door, seeing Dole as expected.

Closing the door, Dole looked at Lily and said, "What's going on outside? Did someone die again?"

Lily nodded slowly, "It's the mission I told you about last time. I poisoned that person to death."

Dole raised his eyebrows. This guy had learned the essence of his usual tricks. He nodded, not dwelling on the matter, and then opened the box he was carrying. He took out the mental power potions from the hidden compartment, a total of five bottles.

Lily looked at the mental power potions, bit her lip, and said, "Recently, the outflow of magic crystals has been tightly controlled by the Ability Association. I haven't been able to get any. I'll pay with gold coins."

Dole was stunned, "Huh? After the magic crystal mine was mined, shouldn't there be a large surplus of magic crystals in the city?"

Lily sighed, "It's not that simple. This stuff is already rarely available, and it's even less so after they've tightened control. The Ability Association has a senior wizard apprentice named Bichi who is specifically responsible for this matter."

Dole suddenly felt a headache. So, this guy was behind it. No wonder.

He had robbed him, almost turning over his entire fortune. This guy had turned his attention to the normal market. What a talent.

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So, he sighed and slowly said, "Then pay with gold coins. By the way, do you have so many gold coins?"

Lily shook her head, "So, I'll only take three bottles this time."

Under normal circumstances, ordinary wizards can take the second bottle of mental power potion in about seven or eight days. Over a month, it costs about five bottles. Lily basically uses it for herself. One bottle costs ten gold coins, and three bottles cost thirty. Ordinary families really can't afford it, and only families like Link, Orn, and Lake can afford it.

Ordinary wizards must learn a skill to support themselves. For example, Lily learned materials science.

Dole nodded and casually took out four bottles, "I'll charge you for three bottles, and the other bottle is a friendship gift. Also, I want to ask, do you know any other wizards?"

Lily shook her head, "Besides the wizards of the Lake family, whom I've met a few times, I don't know any other wizards. Moreover, most wild wizards don't dare to stay in the city. It's very difficult to get to know them."

Dole agreed with this. Wild wizards are too difficult. They lack knowledge, medicinal materials, materials, magic crystals, all kinds of lacks. They also face official crackdowns. It's simply not a life for humans. Even wanted criminals live better than them.

If he can't get rid of it through Lily, Dole has to find a way to get rid of the excess in his hand.

He thought for a while and said, "You often go to the Assassin's Guild. Can you get rid of it through the Assassin's Guild?"

Lily's eyes lit up, "That's possible, but the premise is that there must be no one inside. If someone sees it, it will cause huge trouble."

Dole took out three more bottles and held them in his hand, "My face is not convenient for showing up. If you help me get rid of it, I'll give you an extra bottle every time in the future. I can buy magic crystals from other channels and don't need yours for the time being."