Wizard, I have a game board.

Chapter 8 Farewell Gift
The town, which was originally dead silent, became noisy again because of the actions of this group of people.

People began to come out of their homes one after another and come to the Temple Square, making the deserted square noisy and chaotic.

Naturally, they also noticed Lor standing in the square, but they were not too surprised, thinking that he had just arrived first.

The red-robed wizard also returned to the square, followed by Baron Radef and his family, two knights, and four militiamen.

"Fortunately, Chris is fine." Lor saw Chris among the militiamen through the crowd and felt relieved.

It's not surprising. This wizard still needs people to help him complete the task. How could he kill people indiscriminately? Most of the time, he would just intimidate them and that would be it.

The red-robed wizard looked at the messy square, frowned slightly, and glanced at Baron Radef behind him.

"Be quiet!" the fat and gorgeously dressed baron immediately shouted loudly.

As soon as the usually dignified baron spoke, the noise in the crowd suddenly died down and everyone looked at him.

When the sound completely disappeared, Baron Radev took a deep breath and said:
"The gentleman standing in front of me is a wizard who is more noble than the gods, and his purpose in coming to our town of Radef is to give you a chance to become a wizard."

"You must be grateful and respect this wizard as you would a god."

"Now, everyone line up and come before the wizard one by one."

At this point, he suddenly got stuck.

Because he didn't know what to do next, he could only look to the red-robed wizard for help.

"Gods?" Someone rubbed his ears in disbelief, suspecting that he had heard it wrong.

"Is what the Baron said true?" Someone looked at the red-robed wizard in front of the Baron with a fiery gaze, half believing and half doubting.

"How is it possible? The gods are supreme. The Baron betrayed the gods. We must kill him!"

There were also more than thirty fanatics who were extremely angry. They broke the order that had just been restored and rushed towards the baron and the red-robed wizard with bare hands.

"Ugh-"

However, the red-robed wizard only glanced at them, and they fell to the ground with red bodies, howling in pain.

A second later, the body became dry and the hair spontaneously combusted.

Two seconds later, the skin began to spontaneously combust, exposing the charred internal organs.

Three seconds later, the internal organs and bones burned together and turned into a ball of black ash.

"I said I am more noble than the gods, who else can object?" The red-robed wizard glanced at the crowd with an indifferent expression.

The crowd fell silent in an instant.

Outside the town, on a high mountain.

Two temple knights, one old and one young, dressed in gorgeous blood-red armor, looked towards the town.

"wizard--"

The young temple knight clenched his fists and stared with gritted teeth at the red-robed wizard who dominated everything in the town, as if he was going to launch a charge into the town in the next second.

"Rosa, it's not advisable to act impulsively. It's meaningless except for committing suicide." The old knight at the side consoled him and said:

"Now the people of this town have accepted the rule of the wizard. They are no longer God's people, and we don't have to protect them anymore."

"What we have to do now is to receive the gift from the God of War, then find other knights to unite and wait for an opportunity to retaliate against the wizard."

Luo Sha pointed at a hazy shadow hidden in the white clouds above the town and said, "An Jie Ke, I want to start my revenge from here."

"If you insist, it's not impossible." Anjek looked at the wizard spaceship in the white clouds, his eyes flashed red, then disappeared, and turned to Rosa and said:
"I've marked it. If it passes by places where powerful Temple Knights exist, there will be surprises waiting for it."

"As for now, we should leave. The most important thing for us now is to find a secluded place and absorb all the last gifts from the gods to become stronger."

"Okay." Rosa nodded, and the two temple knights disappeared into the jungle.

Small town, square.

Seeing that no one spoke, the red-robed wizard nodded with satisfaction, took out a crystal ball and said:

"Since no one objects, then line up and come before me one by one to touch this crystal ball."

Radev immediately ordered the militiamen behind him: "Go and help."

"Yes, Baron." The four militiamen bowed and walked towards the square.

The crowd also moved upon hearing the sound, and finally, with the help of several militiamen, they slowly began to line up.

"Luo Er, don't stand here. Follow me later. I can put you at the end of the line."

Chris found Lor still standing in the square and said immediately. In his opinion, anything that had anything to do with this wizard was not a good thing, so the later you touch the crystal ball, the better.

"Don't worry about me, Chris."

Lor patted Chris's shoulder, took out a piece of parchment with a picture on it and handed it to him, saying with a smile:
"After today, we may have to part ways. This is my parting gift to you. Keep it well."

The parchment records the method of pickling salted fish, with both pictorial and text versions, which is very thoughtful.

He didn't think Chris had the talent for meditation, because it was actually very rare, one in a million.

With this parchment, Lor believed that Chris's life would be much better in the future.

"Lor, don't be impulsive!"

Chris took a look at the parchment and immediately understood what it was. He immediately put his hand on Lor's shoulder and whispered:
"If you die at the hands of that wizard, the God of Wealth may not necessarily accept you into the Kingdom of God."

He obviously thought that Lor was going to launch a desperate charge against the wizard like those fanatics.

We must safeguard the dignity of the gods even at the cost of our own lives.

"No, you misunderstood."

Lor shook his head, not knowing whether to laugh or cry, and explained:
"Actually, I was the first one to arrive at the square. At that time, the wizard had not yet gone to the castle. He let me touch the crystal ball first, and then asked me to wait for him here."

"Is that so?" Chris let go of his hand and looked at him doubtfully.

"Goodbye." Lor stood on tiptoe and patted Chris on the shoulder, then walked towards the red-robed wizard without looking back.

"Hey, you, why are you here instead of going over to line up?" Baron Radef immediately started shouting when he saw Lor coming over.

Lor stopped immediately and looked towards the red-robed wizard for help.

"Did I let you talk?"

The red-robed wizard glanced coldly at the baron, his family and the knights behind him: "What are you still standing here for? Go and line up!"

"This is, Master Wizard."

Baron Drav was speechless and didn't know what to say for a moment. In the end, he had to walk honestly to the back of the formed queue with his family and the knights who were protecting him.

God bless him, he just wanted to show his affection.

Judging from his reaction, he seems to attach great importance to the little guy.

No, I have to go back and find out if that little guy has any relatives or friends.

Being nicer to them in the future should help avoid some trouble. After all, he just yelled at them and didn't offend them too badly.

"Come here and stand behind me." Seeing the baron leave, the wizard turned around and looked at Lor and said in a gentle tone.

"Yes, Master Wizard."

Lor bowed, and under the incredulous and shocked looks of the townspeople who were queuing obediently beside him, he slowly walked to the back of the red-robed wizard and stood still.

"He didn't lie to me."

Chris was stunned when he saw that the wizard had driven out the Baron but let Lor stand behind him.

After a long while, he came back to his senses, carefully put the parchment he had been holding in his hand into his arms, and continued to maintain order, only secretly sighing in his heart:

"As expected of him, even though he didn't become a knight, he's about to become something more remarkable than a knight."

About half an hour later, when the team was roughly lined up, the red-robed wizard looked at the middle-aged man at the head of the line and said:
"Come here and place your hand on the crystal ball."

The middle-aged man did as he was told.

After waiting for a second and seeing that the crystal ball did not respond, the wizard immediately said, "You can go now. Next one."

"next."

"next."

As time passed, the red-robed wizard's frown deepened.

When he first tested Lore, Lore gave him a big surprise.

He also thought that if he just randomly tested a person in this town and found that he had a fifth-level meditation talent, there should still be hope of detecting one or two higher-level meditation talents.

As a result, after testing more than a thousand people, not a single one had any talent for meditation, let alone advanced level talent.

(End of this chapter)