Wizard Bloodline.

Chapter 327 Narros, the truth map and the maze treasure! (Second update, please give me a monthly ticket)
Ronan looked at the approaching figure.

Under the long hair that is as wet as black seaweed is a very handsome face.

The eyes are unusually clean.

There was no murderous intent, no resentment, no contempt or disdain, nor any sense of superiority.

It just reveals a hint of fatigue accumulated over the long years.

"I haven't seen such an outstanding young man like you for a long time."

The man walked up to Ronan and spoke.

His voice was full of magnetism, and his eyes were gentle and quiet, like a traveler who had just walked out of the morning mist, with morning dew hanging on his body, and the night and starlight that had not yet faded.

"What's your name?"

he asked Ronan.

Ronan looked at him, supported himself with his hands, and slowly stood up from the ground.

"Misha."

Ronan answered that an exaggerated penetrating wound on his chest, which was away from his heart, was growing granulation tissue and was slowly healing.

He breathed evenly for a while, and his expression seemed to become less ugly.

"Misha."

The man silently recited the name and nodded gently, "I remember it."

"Shh-"

A petite figure suddenly landed, threw a silver-white key to Ronan, then stood directly in front of him, looking coldly at the handsome man approaching.

The man glanced calmly at Molly who suddenly appeared. He didn't care about Molly's undisguised coldness and hostility. He even nodded to Molly politely.

"What's your name again?"

Ronan seemed to have almost fully recovered. He held Molly's shoulders and gently moved them aside.

"You can call me Narros."

The man smiled at Ronan and said his name with unusual readiness.

"Then Narrose."

Ronan thought for a moment and asked, "Do you have a magic crystal?"

"Uh"

The expressions of everyone on the field were stunned, including Molly.

On the contrary, the man named Narros seemed to think about it seriously, then slowly took off an antique ruby ​​ring from the ring finger of his right hand, let go of his hand, and the ring fell lightly in front of Ronan.

"A few, but not much."

Ronan's eyes flickered, and he reached out and gently grabbed the man's ring.

"Thank you."

Ronan opened his mouth, then picked up the space key that Molly had just thrown to him and stabbed it into the air beside him.

"Om-"

A faint spatial fluctuation was transmitted, and light patterns grew in the void, quickly interweaving into the outline of a small door.

The level 5 wizard monsters on the field tightened their eyes and subconsciously became agitated, but soon quieted down at the look of the leading man.

The man named Narros looked at Ronan calmly. He raised his hand and gently caught the key of space that Ronan threw to him.

"This key can only be used for one last time"

Ronan's eyes swept over the level 5 monsters on the field one by one, and said calmly: "Use it to open the door to get out, or continue to chase me. It's your choice."

After saying this, Ronan looked at the man in front of him, as if he was saying goodbye to each other in a friendly manner.

"Well. Goodbye, Narrros."

After saying this, he turned around and walked into the light gate with Molly.

After a while, the light gate gradually began to blur.

The man named Narros watched quietly until the light gate disappeared completely, then he slowly withdrew his gaze.

“What an outstanding young man.”

He looked at the Space Key in his hand and repeated it to himself.

When he raised his head again, an inexplicable aura began to emanate from the man.

He narrowed his eyes slightly, his gaze passed over the Bull Demon Babuli in the distance, and over the small blue door on the cliff. It seemed as if he could penetrate through the void and see farther and higher places.

Whispering.

"All of us have gone through long and painful suffering, wasting our precious lives here."

"Now, it's time to see the light of day again."

"call--"

In the quiet passage, Ronan and Molly walked out of the light gate.

Seeing the white door closed again, Molly couldn't help but say, "Without the key, we can't get out now."

Ronan was unusually calm. He took out a few bottles of healing potions from his space ring and drank them. Then he looked at the ruby ​​ring in his hand that he had gotten from a man named Narros, put it away, and finally said slowly, "I didn't plan to leave there in the first place."

"Um?!"

Molly was stunned for a moment, then suddenly realized, "You mean that's not the real exit?"

"Do not."

Ronan shook his head, "It's the exit."

"What do you mean?"

Molly frowned, and she was completely confused.

"Do you remember what you said about this maze?" Ronan walked forward slowly, stroking the wall on one side with his hand as he walked. "A wizard named Minotaur built the greatest maze in the world. He buried treasure in the maze."

Ronan stopped and looked at the high wall in front of him with gray mist flowing. He whispered to himself, "Now, nothing can disturb us from searching for the treasure left by the Minotaur."

At this moment, it seemed as if an invisible coat was gently peeled off from Ronan's body, revealing the truly brilliant brilliance underneath.

Molly was stunned for a moment. She looked at Ronan who was not too far away from her and murmured, "So your original purpose was not to use their power to open the exit from the maze, but to trick them all into the room and lock them up so that they would no longer be an obstacle to you.
From the beginning, your goal was the treasure in this maze? ! "

At this moment, some of the confusion in Molly's heart seemed to be finally resolved.

Why did she "trick" Ronan into entering the Minotaur Labyrinth that no one had ever walked out of? Ronan was not particularly angry because he had already been planning to find the treasure from the beginning.

Why Ronan took the risk to lure together all the level 5 wizard monsters he met along the way, because he wanted to clear the obstacles for the subsequent formal exploration.

Why did Ronan go to open the door of the cell where Narros was imprisoned at the last moment before entering the room? What he said was "just to be on the safe side", not because he thought the level 5 monsters were not experienced enough in fighting the bull demon Babury.

Instead, he clearly calculated the number of times the Space Key was used and deliberately consumed a portion of the key's energy, so that when the monsters in the room were left, only the last right to use it would remain.

At this moment, countless thoughts were churning in Molly's mind, and Ronan in front of her seemed to become extremely distant all of a sudden.

But there are still some new doubts that arise and I want to find answers.

"No, since you were planning to lock them up from the beginning, after they enter the room, we can just open the door, throw the key in and get out. Why would we have to risk our lives with them?"

Molly frowned and approached Ronan.

Ronan reached out and gently pressed the wound on his chest that had barely healed, and said calmly, "You think things are too simple.

If I don't risk my life, how can they truly believe that the door behind Babli is the exit, and what we hold in our hands is the real key. The only way to escape is to bypass Babli and use the key to open the door!

If there is a rule that if everyone in the room answers a question incorrectly, they will be expelled by the Bull Demon Babuli and forced to leave the room, then everything I have done will be completely useless.

and"

Ronan glanced at Molly and said calmly, “I do want you to take this opportunity to leave.

That way, no one will share the treasure left by the Minotaur with me."

"What would have happened if I had actually opened the door and gone out?"

"The key will be back in my hand, and I will take advantage of the chaos to get out of the room when everyone is rushing to the exit."

Ronan paused, then continued, “Actually, everything is still different from what I expected. I have been waiting for Narrros to make a move. I thought he would take action against Babli or you early.

But I didn't expect him to be hiding all the time, and he showed up so late that I almost thought he hadn't come in at all.
Fortunately, the final result is still the same.”

"You almost died!"

Molly glared at him through gritted teeth.

“There are always some risks to be taken.”

Ronan put down his hand that was pressed on his chest and said casually, "I'm used to it."

"wrong."

Molly suddenly came to her senses, "Why are you so confident that you can find the treasure?
We now don’t even have the only key that can open any door.”

"Why am I so confident?"

Ronan repeated Molly's question, and after a moment he sighed softly and said, "

Because this treasure is specially prepared for me."

"Uh"

Molly was stunned for a moment.

Ronan just kept talking.

"A long time ago, I found the space key and another thing in the secret realm of an ancient wizard's private residence."

Ronan stretched out a hand, and in the palm of his hand, there was a mysterious rune suspended, which was constantly breaking and reorganizing, emitting a strong breath of space.

“When I was at level three, I tried many times to use this space rune as a soul seal to refine it, but I failed every time.

Do you know what the reason is?"

“Because it keeps changing?”

Molly thought about it and frowned.

"Yes."

Ronan nodded, "Every time it breaks and reassembles, the rune pattern inside becomes different. I have tried many times, but the results were all wrong.

Later I discovered that every time it was broken and reassembled ten thousand times, a repeating pattern would appear.

I tried to condense this pattern as a rune, and it worked successfully."

"At the time I didn't understand the significance of hiding the correct rune shape among countless incorrect patterns.

Until I stepped into this maze."

"You mean"

Molly seemed to have finally thought of something, and her beautiful eyes suddenly lit up with an incredible light.

"Correct."

Ronan nodded, “Map.

It corresponds to the ever-changing maze, and the time interval between fragmentation and reorganization is exactly the same as the time of each movement and change of the maze. It is a map that displays the maze route in real time. "

"No wonder you were able to accurately know the location of each level 5 monster."

Molly murmured.

"If I still can't find the treasure buried in the maze."

Ronan raised his head and looked at the dark sky above him, which was as dark as black fog. He whispered, "If the Minotaur knew about this, he would open the coffin, jump out of the grave and hit me on the head."

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(End of this chapter)