Wizard: I devour the stars with swarms of insects.

Chapter 214 Vaksar Deep-Diving Beasts, a race from the sea!

Now, the monster that has climbed onto the ship's deck is about the size of a human.

However, he was hunched over, with a high hunchback covered by a dark green, armor-like hard shell.

Its limbs were like those of a marine creature, rather slender, with webbed fingers and nails as black as iron, which scratched deep dents into the deck.

The area revealed had no eyes, no nose, only a huge mouth that ran across the entire face and was covered with ring-shaped sharp teeth.

And its huge mouth kept opening and closing, making a "crackling" sound, like the sound of bones breaking.

At the monster's feet lay an ordinary sailor, whose chest had been ripped open with a huge gash, and whose heart had been ripped apart.

And the surrounding flesh was still bleeding, the sailor's expression before dying was full of fear and panic.

Nearby, on the deck of the ship, several ordinary sailors from the wizard ship were staring at the monster opposite them with fear in their eyes.

Several of them, their hands trembling, held longswords and bows and arrows, aiming at the sea monster before them.

The wizard ship wasn't just filled with wizards.

Sometimes they would recruit and assign ordinary people to serve as sailors, guards, or staff members in the cabins.

They served as assistants and servants while the ship was sailing.

Because noble wizards would certainly not do these kinds of menial or chores work.

After the wizard ship's voyage ends, their memories will be erased by the ship's owner using witchcraft.

Don't let them know anything about the wizards.

Like consumables that are constantly being charged and discharged, it is forever repeating the same tasks of each voyage day after day, and the memory seems to be stuck at the starting point.

Of course, it is also acceptable to use mithril dolls made with certain witchcraft, or artificial creatures such as wooden figures or scarecrows, to serve as service personnel.

However, compared to ordinary mortals who have inexhaustible resources, human beings still save a lot of costs when it comes to "consumables".

Each time it is used, or when it becomes inconvenient to use, or when ordinary sailors are injured or develop various occupational diseases that occur frequently at sea, it cannot be used properly.

Just discard them and recruit a new batch. In the wizarding world, there's no shortage of ordinary people.

Even wizard apprentices are sometimes captured and used as experimental subjects, let alone ordinary human beings.

Now, seeing the scene before him, Wayne was able to roughly deduce what had happened.

It's likely that the wizard ship was en route at sea, and these mortal sailors were cleaning and tidying up the ship's cabins and decks every day.

Suddenly, a monster emerged from beneath the sea around the wizard's ship and attacked, killing a mortal sailor.

The others now picked up weapons and fought back. And now, with the appearance of this monster...

In the surrounding sea, the surface was constantly churning, and deep black ripples appeared within them, growing larger and larger.

Then, whoosh!

Water splashed everywhere, and many other similar black sea monsters leaped out of the water from below.

Then climb up along the sidewall of the wizard ship.

Soon, more than a dozen monsters had climbed up and formed a large group on the deck of the ship.

His scarlet, bloodthirsty eyes were fixed on the mortal sailor opposite him, and his jet-black fingernails were scratching the air restlessly.

Just as the other party let out a strange scream and was about to rush over to attack the mortal wizard opposite them.

Suddenly, bang—!

At this moment, the door to the cabin passageway opened.

Then several wizards emerged from the ship's passageway and arrived at the ship's deck.

Faced with a monster attacking the mortal sailors, one of the wizards snorted and waved his hand casually.

Immediately.

Sizzle!

A beam of light shot out, piercing directly through the chest of a monster and pinning it to the floor of the ship's deck. It let out a mournful cry and then fell silent.

Then the wizards on the left and right sides, seeing the monsters on the deck of the wizard ship, also took action.

One of the men, dressed in a white wizard's robe, emitted a crimson lotus-like light from his palm, and then a flaming blade, like a lightsaber, swept across.

puff!

After sweeping across the chests of the two sea monsters, a burst of scorching red lotus-shaped flames erupted, turning the monsters' dark green shells a blazing red.

Immediately afterwards, due to the intense heat, the sea monster screamed in agony, clutched its chest, and collapsed to the ground.

surface.

Another wizard, dressed in a dark green robe, was drawing several magical runes in the air while chanting incantations.

The runes twisted and intertwined in the air, forming energy shapes like tree roots and vines, growing continuously and then extending towards the sea monster in front.

Upon touching several sea monsters, the vine-like energy immediately came to life, quickly clinging to the monsters and entangling them.

Furthermore, vines were wrapped around the head at the neck. With a forceful twist, the neck was broken with a soft crack.

Then, the sea monsters let out a muffled groan, their heads fell to the ground, and they were silent.

Now, in the blink of an eye, after dealing with these sea monsters...

Wayne, Morse, and Bolton had already left their cabins and come to the deck.

Now, upon seeing the corpses of these sea monsters on the deck ahead, Morse's expression changed slightly, and he frowned slightly.

"This is... the Vaksar Deepsea monster!"

"Vaksar... a Deep-Dweller monster? What's that?"

Now, upon hearing Morse's words, the wizard Bolton beside him asked a question.

For Morse, the instructor of the Bio-modification Sorcery major, no one knows more about or is more professional about the various magical creatures than him.

"The Vaksar Deep-Dive Monster is a marine-type monster that lives in deep-sea nests in the deep-sea trenches."

"Mentor Morse said."

"They worship the ancient Kraken, a being in the deep sea," offering sacrifices to it regularly, and attacking any ships they encounter along the way.

Cargo ships and the like are highly offensive.

"Furthermore, its carapace-like structure can withstand extremely deep water pressure, providing strong defense. It is also very fast in water and excels in swimming."

"but...

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Now, Morse looked around and his expression became somewhat serious.

Because compared to the Vaksar Deep-Dweller monsters, what's actually more dangerous is that they might be accompanied by... some even more terrifying monster.