Werewolf wizard

Chapter 66: The Second Deal with the Forgotten

In a deep mountain valley near the edge of Frank Territory, before a waterfall, the old wizard Koke and his young apprentice were confronting a one-star bloodline warlock cultist wearing a black robe emblazoned with the inverted pentagram symbol of the Supreme Order.

Behind the one-star bloodline warlock were three other cultists and five nearby villagers they had captured.

The villagers included men, women, and a little girl.

They were all being held hostage with daggers by the three cultists.

Koke smiled and pointed to a fly in front of him, which landed on the tip of his index finger, transforming into many tiny black insects that re-entered the bandage on his right hand.

"It was this little thing that discovered you hiding around me. You've been following me for a week now. It must have been hard work. Just hiding must have exhausted you, foolish warlock. You are nothing but expendable materials," Koke said. "More than two thousand years ago, we first encountered the energy world, the first time we met enemies that were neither materialistic nor idealistic."

"At that time, it really caused great damage to our wizard civilization, but after the initial defeat, various spells targeting the energy world were also researched one by one."

"Although we still can't completely reverse the situation where spells are countered by you, there are plenty of spells to monitor and sense your approach in advance."

"You are too impatient. Who said that this waterfall is the entrance to the Four Seasons Garden?"

The one-star bloodline warlock was immediately stunned. He looked at the waterfall, sensing whether there was magic hidden within, and upon discovering none, he was furious.

"You dare to play me! Humble human, I will make you pay the price. You are just a human, what are you so proud of!"

In the next moment, he chanted the name of the Blind Nun, reciting the special incantation to unleash the power hidden within his bloodline, and then a chilling wind appeared on the scythe in his hand.

At the same time, this one-star bloodline warlock extracted the life force of the five villagers behind him as the price for his spellcasting.

This would both enhance his quasi-spell abilities and increase the number of times he could use them.

The villagers fell to the ground, wailing, covering their ears and staggering, but their life force was still being continuously drained. Blood was flowing from all seven orifices—nose, mouth, everything.

In the next moment, Koke and the little girl were simultaneously cut in half by the chilling wind.

But before the one-star bloodline warlock could rejoice for long, he discovered that the figures of Koke and the little girl in place had been replaced by two humanoid aggregates composed of mosquitoes.

It turned out that what he had cut open were just two swarms of mosquitoes.

In the next moment, Koke and the little girl appeared behind him.

Koke stood with his hands behind his back, looking calm and confident. "Just a one-star bloodline warlock equivalent to a third-grade wizard apprentice? Did you take me for those two earth wizards?"

"My spell and meditation inheritance are very complete, from attack-type apprentice-level spells to defense magic, evasion magic, and detection magic, all have been properly inherited."

"Our school used to be called [Insect Curse Valley]. We are people who uphold the magical path of the one-ring wizard [Insect Curse Wizard] Dawn Johnson. Whether it's spell models or meditation methods, they are vastly different from the earth wizards you've encountered before."

The one-star bloodline warlock turned around, wanting to continue attacking Koke and his young apprentice with [Chilling Wind], but in the next moment, he couldn't move.

A fly crawled out of his nostril, and then he discovered that there were dense small insects under his skin.

Without knowing when, Koke had actually cast an insect curse on him, causing a large number of insects to appear in his body.

With a 'bang,' a large number of insects tore open the skin on his chest, and then poured out, these flying insects, like bees and black like ants, wrapped this one-star bloodline warlock from the inside out.

Koke raised his left hand, and the flying insects were modifying the body of this one-star bloodline warlock. "The previous wild boar was killed by those two earth wizards. The initial form of my insect curse can copy the person killed. It's good to kill you and copy you with the insect curse."

The little girl watched this scene with great interest. "So the [Flying Ant Curse] can be used like this. You just diverted his attention and secretly let a flying ant crawl into his nostril, and then used the [Subordinate Growth Curse] to urge the flying ant to reproduce rapidly. In less than five minutes, so many insects were raised in his body."

Koke touched the little girl's hair. "This is the magic passed down by the Insect Curse Wizard, of course it's powerful."

"Insects contain infinite mysteries. They have a more precise body structure than ordinary animals. As long as you study them carefully, you can obtain powerful magical power. These are the words that the Insect Curse Wizard once said."

"Hmm?"

Koke saw a flash of wolf shadow in the forest. "Looking for me? Is there anything else to talk about? Forget it, I'll go anyway."

'After all, I have basically confirmed that the Four Seasons Garden is in Peter Territory, and it is still near the center of Peter Territory. The more this is the case, the more I must temporarily paralyze those two earth wizards to prevent them from causing me trouble.'

In the next moment, Koke and the little girl's figure disappeared in place and entered the mystic realm.

And the corpse of that one-star bloodline warlock was also controlled by the Flying Ant Curse, devoured by the specially cultivated flying insects.

The three surviving ordinary cultists were terrified by Koke's ruthless methods against warlocks and cultists.

They stood in place, at a loss.

The surroundings were full of corpses.

Until a carriage drove over, Cheshia opened the car window and coldly swept over the three cultists, "You are really useless."

"But from the beginning, I knew this would be the result. Now I have roughly determined that the old guy already knows the specific location of the Four Seasons Garden."

"Otherwise, he wouldn't have deliberately set a trap and cleaned up the people I sent to track him in advance. Let's go, it's useless to continue waiting here. As long as he moves his position in the mystic realm, the location where he leaves the mystic realm and enters the material world will also change accordingly."

"Troublesome world."

"Sooner or later… we will also invade the mystic realm, so that those humans will have nowhere to escape."

There was another person in the carriage, a woman with an even colder voice. "Hehe, Cheshia, don't worry. That old man is just a second-grade wizard apprentice, it's just that the inheritance is complete, so it's a bit troublesome. With me, a three-star bloodline warlock, what are you afraid of?"

"Master Cheshia, after I have made great achievements, you must introduce me to those real big shots above. I have given up the life of a noble family in the Storm Kingdom. I used to be the only daughter of an earl."

"People give up the privileges of secular life and mix with you people so hard, but they have to get some benefits."

… …

In the mystic realm, Koke swept over Su Nan. "What do you want from me? Our wizards' time is very precious."

Su Nan raised his eyebrows. "Make a deal."

Koke immediately subconsciously refused. "I have nothing to trade with you anymore."

Su Nan snapped his fingers. "Worthy of being a wizard, very realistic."

"It's just… I have directly fought against the Blind Nun, and I think you will be interested in her information, and I need you to give me a spell, this spell is probably to make people who speak very slowly, or non-human magical creatures, speak faster, at least to reach the speaking speed of ordinary people."

"Do you have such a spell there?"

Koke originally wanted to refuse, but upon hearing the Blind Nun, his pupils slightly shrank. How could this earth wizard retreat unscathed from the presence of a mid-level being in that energy world?

He felt that something seemed wrong.

But his arrogance prevented him from thinking about it. Anyway, in his eyes, Su Nan was just an earth wizard. How could he be compared with their orthodox wizard of the Insect Curse School?

Koke frowned. "What do you want a magic that can increase speaking speed for? What do you want that kind of magic that can't increase combat power for?"

"Okay, this deal can be done."

"Our Insect Curse School does have some offbeat spell models, among which there is the type of magic you mentioned. But I want to remind you, I don't guarantee that you will be satisfied with this magic, after all, it was just a first-grade wizard apprentice from our school who researched it for some experimental purpose."

Su Nan originally just wanted to try it out, but he didn't expect that this guy really had it.

In order to prevent accidents from happening when he advanced, he needed this kind of magic to cooperate with the information recently calculated by the intelligent brain to enhance the sacrificial stone golem.

To achieve the goal of [Dual Casting] calculated by the intelligent brain.

Su Nan said: "Any magic will eventually have its use."

Koke didn't care too much about this. He felt that this spell was useless at all, so he was not very wary of this transaction. He said to Su Nan: "Tell me, what kind of Blind Nun have you seen?"

"I have only heard her name from the bloodline warlock who fought with me."

"Energy creatures have a characteristic, the name is energy, and energy is the name. So if you have seen the Blind Nun, then you will definitely associate her name in your mind. Therefore, although you don't have too much magic inheritance, as long as you have indeed seen her, you can still see a lot of her details."

"This can also be regarded as a weakness of energy creatures."

Su Nan said: "The Blind Nun should have been human before… this is what she told me personally."

Su Nan didn't care too much about Koke's arrogance and contempt for him.

After all, some contempt will pay a huge price, and he is too lazy to argue with him verbally.

Instead, he should consider how to extract more information about wizards from these two Forgotten Ones.