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Chapter 66: The Second Deal with the Forsaken

In front of a waterfall in a deep valley on the edge of Frank's territory, the old wizard Coca and his young apprentice were confronting a one-star blood warlock cultist wearing a black robe with the inverted pentagram symbol of the Supreme Order engraved on it.

Behind that one-star blood sorcerer were three cultists and five nearby villagers who were captured by the cultists.

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

Now they were all held at dagger point by three cultists.

Gu Ke smiled and pointed at a fly in front of him. The fly landed on the tip of his index finger, turned into many tiny black insects, and re-entered the straps on his right hand.

"It was this thing that discovered you hiding around me. You have been following me for a week straight. This week must have been very hard. Just hiding has exhausted your energy, foolish warlock, you are just consumables." Gu Ke said: "More than two thousand years ago, we encountered the energy world for the first time. It was the first time we encountered an enemy that was neither materialistic nor idealistic."

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

"Although we cannot completely reverse the situation where spells can be restrained by you, there are many spells that can monitor and sense your approach in advance."

"You are really too impatient. Who said this waterfall would be the entrance to the Four Seasons Garden?"

The one-star blood warlock cultist was a little stunned. He looked at the waterfall, trying to sense whether there was any magic power hidden within it. When he found out there was none, he became furious.

"How dare you play tricks on me, lowly human. I want you to pay the price. You are just a human being, why are you so proud?"

The next moment, he sang the name of the blind nun and recited a special chant to release the latent power in his blood, and then a cold wind appeared on the sickle in his hand.

At the same time, this one-star blood warlock cultist extracted the vitality of the five villagers behind him as the price for his spellcasting.

This can both enhance his spell-like abilities and increase the number of times he can use them.

The villagers fell to the ground wailing, they staggered around holding their ears, but their vitality was still being sucked away, blood was flowing from all their seven orifices, including their noses and mouths.

The next moment, Coca and the little girl were cut in half by the cold wind.

But before the one-star blood warlock had time to be happy for long, he found that the figures of Coca and the little girl were replaced by a human-shaped group of two mosquitoes.

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

The next moment, Coca and the little girl appeared behind him.

Gu Ke put his hands behind his waist, looking calm and confident. "I am just a one-star bloodline sorcerer, which corresponds to a third-class wizard apprentice. Do you think I am the same as those two local wizards?"

"My spells and meditations are very complete. From the apprentice-level attack spells to the defensive magic, evasion magic, and detection magic, they have all been properly inherited."

"Our school was called the Valley of Insect Curse. We followed the path of magic from our mentor, the First Ring Wizard Dwayne Johnson. Our spell models and meditation methods are completely different from the earth wizards you met before."

The one-star blood warlock turned around and wanted to continue attacking Gu Ke and his apprentice with [Wind of Indifference], but the next moment, he could not move.

A fly flew out of his nostril, and then he found that there were dense swarms of tiny insects under his skin.

At some point, Gu Ke actually cast a worm curse on him, causing a large number of worms to appear in his body.

With a 'bang' sound, a large number of insects tore open the skin on his chest and then swarmed out. These flying insects that looked like bees and black as ants wrapped up the one-star bloodline sorcerer from the inside out.

Gu Ke raised his left hand. The flying insects were transforming the body of this one-star bloodline sorcerer. "The wild boar was killed by the two earth wizards. The primary form of my insect spell can copy the person who was killed. It just happened to kill you and copy you with the insect spell."

The little girl watched this scene with great interest. "So the Flying Ant Spell can be used in this way. You just diverted his attention, secretly let a flying ant enter his nostrils, and then used the Secondary Growth Spell to urge the flying ant to reproduce quickly. In less than five minutes, such a large group of insects grew inside his body."

Gu Ke stroked the little girl's hair. "This is magic passed down by the Insect Curse Wizard. Of course it's powerful."

"Insects contain infinite mysteries. They have a more sophisticated body structure than ordinary animals. As long as you study them carefully, you can gain powerful magical powers. This is what the Insect Curse Wizard said in the past."

"Ok?"

Gu Ke saw the shadow of a wolf flashing through the woods. "Looking for me? What's there to talk about? Forget it, I'd better go there."

"After all, I have basically confirmed that the Four Seasons Garden is in Peter Territory, and it is located near the center of Peter Territory. The more times like this, the more I have to temporarily paralyze the two earth wizards to prevent them from causing trouble for me."

The next moment, Gu Ke and the little girl disappeared from the spot and entered the secret world.

The body of the one-star blood warlock was also controlled by the flying ant curse and was completely devoured by the flying insects specially bred by magic.

The three ordinary cultists who survived were all shocked by Coke's ruthless killing methods against sorcerers and cultists.

They stood there, bewildered, surrounded by corpses.

Until a carriage drove over, Cecia opened the window and glanced at the three cultists coldly, "You are really useless."

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

"Otherwise he wouldn't have deliberately set a trap and eliminated the people I sent to follow him in advance. Let's go. It's useless to continue waiting here. As long as he moves within the secret world, the place where he leaves the secret world and enters the material world will also change accordingly."

"A world of trouble."

"Sooner or later... we will invade the secret world and leave those humans with nowhere to escape."

There was another person in the carriage, a woman with an even colder voice. "Hehe, Cecia, don't worry. That old man is just a second-class wizard apprentice, but his inheritance is complete, so it's a little troublesome. With me, a three-star bloodline warlock, here, you have nothing to be afraid of."

"Lord Cecia, after I have accomplished great things, you must introduce me to the truly great men above me. I have given up the life of a noble family in the Storm Kingdom. I used to be the only daughter of an earl."

"I'm giving up the privileges of worldly life to live with you guys in misery, but I want to gain some benefits."

……

In the secret world, Gu Ke glanced at Sunan. "What do you want to talk to me about? Our wizards' time is precious."

Sunan raised his eyebrows. "Let's make a deal."

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

Sunan snapped his fingers. "As expected of a wizard, very realistic."

"It's just... I have fought directly with the blind nun, and I think you will be interested in her information. I need you to give me a spell. This spell can probably make people who speak very slowly, or non-human magical creatures, speak faster, at least to the speed of ordinary people."

"Do you have such a spell?"

Gu Ke originally wanted to refuse, but when he heard the blind nun, his pupils shrank slightly. How could this earth wizard escape unscathed from the middle-level existence in that energy world?

He felt like something was not right.

But his arrogance prevented him from thinking. In his eyes, Sunan was just a folk wizard. How could he be compared with the orthodox wizards of their Insect Curse School?

Gu Ke frowned. "Why do you need magic that can increase your speaking speed? Why do you need magic that can't increase your combat power?"

"Okay, this deal can be done."

"Our Insect Curse School does have some unconventional spell models, including the type of magic you mentioned. But I have to remind you that I cannot guarantee that you will be satisfied with this magic. After all, it was only developed by a former first-class wizard apprentice in our school for some experimental purpose."

Sunan originally just wanted to give it a try, but unexpectedly, this guy really had it.

In order to prevent accidents when he was promoted, he needed this kind of magic, combined with the data recently calculated by the intelligent brain, to strengthen the sacrificial stone golem.

Achieve the goal of [Double Casting] calculated by the intelligent brain.

Sunan said: "Any magic will eventually have its use."

Gu Ke didn't care too much about it. He thought this spell was useless, so he was not very wary of this deal. He said to Sunan, "Tell me, what kind of blind nun did you see?"

"I only heard her name from the blood warlock I fought against."

"Energy creatures have a characteristic: their name is energy, and energy is their name. So if you have seen the blind nun, you will definitely think of her name in your mind. Therefore, even though you don't have much magical heritage, as long as you have seen her, you can still see a lot about her."

"This can be considered a weakness of energy creatures."

Su Nan said: "The blind nun should have been a human before... She told me this herself."

Sunan didn't care too much about Coke's arrogance and contempt for himself.

After all, some contempt comes at a huge price, and I am too lazy to argue with him verbally.

Instead, he should consider how to dig out more information about wizards from these two forgotten people.

(End of this chapter)