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"He's not dead yet?!"

Upon learning from Viscount Burns's trusted guards, who had changed into civilian clothes, that Izzy was still alive, the grey-robed sorcerer was filled with shock and confusion.

How could he not be dead?

That would burn away at least half of Ize's blood!

How can this person survive?

Or is his "Burning Blood Curse" fake?

But just like last time, he clearly used that leather shoe to lock onto Ize's aura before casting the curse!

Did the inside player grab the wrong shoes?

"Not only is he not dead, but he's getting better and better." The brown-haired guard stared at him coldly.

"You had better give us an explanation, or your organization won't let you off the hook."

Upon hearing the word "organization," the gray-robed sorcerer finally began to panic.

Those who fail to complete their assigned tasks will truly be disposed of by the organization like trash!

But now, to cast another spell on Ize, we need one of Ize's personal belongings.

He couldn't possibly run into the Earl's manor and cast a curse on Izer in person, could he?

The brown-haired guard stared at him and continued in an icy tone, "The Viscount said he'll send you to the Earl's mansion tonight. If you don't seize this opportunity, you'll never have another chance!"

Grey-robed sorcerer: ...

No way, you guys are really doing this?

You expect me, a sorcerer, to go to the Earl's manor and assassinate him face-to-face with a curse?

Putting aside how I managed to sneak in, what if I can't get out?

"Don't worry, our people inside will bring you out."

The brown-haired guard snorted coldly, placing his right hand on the hilt of the sword on the left side of his waist, his eyes gleaming with a cold light.

"You've failed twice already. If you don't seize this third chance, not only will your organization not let you off the hook, but our Viscount will also not allow you to live!"

He had never seen such a useless sorcerer!

Although he had only ever met this one sorcerer, he never expected him to be so useless.

The gray-robed sorcerer's heart tightened.

Yes, things shouldn't happen more than three times.

Failure once is understandable, and failure twice is also acceptable.

But if he fails to cast the curse on his face for the third time, not only will he be unable to stay in the organization, but Viscount Burne will also not let him off the hook.

This is also a major blow to the reputation that the organization has built up over a century!

The client spent so much gold coins and gave him three chances to cast the spell, the last time even allowing him to cast the spell in person.

As a result, he couldn't even handle a weak young master who had just awakened his extraordinary abilities.

"Okay, when?" He took a deep breath and asked the brown-haired guard.

I had no choice but to agree.

He lost a quarter of his blood last night and is very weak.

And it's so close.

The brown-haired guard clearly had the attitude that he would stab him to death if he didn't agree, so how could he dare to disagree?

"Now." The brown-haired guard's right hand loosened its grip on the sword hilt, but instead grabbed his left arm.

"Let's go, we've already made all the arrangements. Just wait patiently when you get there."

"I'll pack up." The gray-robed sorcerer had no choice but to make a condition.

"No need to pack." The brown-haired guard clenched his right fist even tighter.

"You're going to prison. Tonight you'll be sent to the Earl's manor as a death row inmate."

Grey-robed sorcerer: ?

What is that?

He was sent to the Earl's manor as a death row inmate, and the lord was going to execute him himself?

Are you truly sent by Viscount Burne, and not by Earl Damian?

"Young Master Ize killed two death row inmates last night to bolster his courage." The brown-haired guard pulled him outside.

"It will happen again tonight. You'll be put in a prison cart and caged and taken to the manor. You can curse him to death in front of him. Count Damian won't be there, so you'll have plenty of time to escape."

The gray-robed sorcerer was somewhat bewildered upon hearing this.

He felt that the plan was somewhat plausible, yet not entirely reliable.

When did Young Master Ize become so ruthless?

Didn't everyone say he was sickly and gentle like a girl?

Wait, is it because of him that Count Damian needs to take death row inmates from the prison so that young master Ize can kill a few to embolden himself?

That makes sense.

It was indeed the best opportunity for him to meet Ize in person.

If he curses Ize to death before Ize can attack him, then he won't have to die.

He was certainly not the only death row inmate sent there. With Young Master Ize dead, the chances of them being sent out of the Earl's Manor again are not small.

What if they aren't sent out?

He didn't know either.

Having already failed twice, if he doesn't cherish this third chance, he'll have no chance of survival.

So now he has no choice but to go.

He only hoped that Viscount Burne would consider the organization's reputation and actually get him out of there.

……

"Young master, a new batch of monsters has been delivered to the manor; they're in the wasteland in the backyard."

"Okay, I'll go right away."

Ize had finished breakfast and was practicing swordsmanship with Feline in his room.

Upon receiving the maid's message, he immediately dropped his wooden sword and went to the backyard.

Today it's still the same four horse-drawn carriages and four wooden cages.

Even the monsters are still the same ones.

No, there's an extra brownish-red flying snake with fan-shaped thin membrane wings on both sides of its serpentine body, nailed to a thick wooden stake with iron nails!

Behind the wooden cage of the fourth carriage.

"Hiss—hiss—"

The brownish-red flying snake's body was coiled around the wooden stake, and every so often an iron nail was driven into the stake to firmly secure it, avoiding vital points so that it would not die.

They also used hemp rope to wrap its snake body and fan-shaped thin film wings around the wooden stake, making it unable to break free of the stake by brute force.

Then, use hemp rope to tie the wooden stake and the flying snake together to the back of the wooden cage of the fourth carriage.

All I can say is that adventurers are incredibly quick-witted and have a wide range of skills.

Its snake head can also be raised, and it will occasionally open its blood-red mouth in a ferocious and menacing manner, revealing two pairs of sharp and shiny fangs, and spitting out a black and red snake tongue.

Seeing Yize walking towards it, its pair of dark green, vertical-pupiled snake eyes looked directly at Yize.

His vitality was the strongest in the entire arena, shining as brightly as a large red lantern in the night under the heat probe of the flying snake.

Just being stared at by its cold, eerie green snake eyes sent chills down Ize's spine.

Upon hearing that hissing sound again, every hair on Yize's body stood on end.

He's afraid of snakes.

I'm afraid of this for both my lifetimes!

"What is the bounty for this flying serpent?"

As he walked toward the brown-red flying snake, he asked Captain Max of the guard.

Max hurriedly bowed and replied, "Young Master, this is a juvenile flying snake. An adult flying snake can grow to half a meter in diameter, more than ten meters in length, and have a wingspan of four or five meters. Because it can fly and is highly venomous, the bounty for this juvenile flying snake is 10 silver coins, which is twice the guild's bounty."

He knew that the Tver family wasn't short of that bounty, and that Ize liked mutated and rare monsters, so he directly gave the adventurers a bounty of 10 silver coins.

The Adventurers' Guild only offered a bounty of 5 silver coins.

Of course, if Ize doesn't like it, he can collect it again next time, just like the bounty from the Adventurers' Guild.

The bounty for catching a flying snake is 15 silver coins, and adventurers go crazy trying to catch them.

Ize looked at the brownish-red flying snake again, recalling the monster information he had read before, and remembered that the flying snake was a winged snake monster that appeared in tropical jungles.

However, the Misty Mountains are dark, damp, and foggy, and the climate there should not be suitable for flying snakes to survive.

Did they fly in from the southern jungle?

Surely the adventurers couldn't have gone hundreds of kilometers south into the jungle to catch the flying snakes and then brought them back to Loren Town, could they?