Wizard: I can predict the future

Nord watched as Anadelie slowly walked out, and there was no one else around.

"Second-level wizard apprentice".

Without the slightest hesitation, he was about to unleash swift and decisive action, giving his opponent no chance and killing him instantly.

However, at this moment, the woman in front of him suddenly gritted her teeth and shouted:

"Norde Blank!"

Nord looked at her, and the nearly completed sorcery model was removed.

He originally thought he was a wandering wizard, or an academy wizard who specialized in robbery and plunder.

But to his surprise, the other party had come specifically for him.

In this situation, he needs to find out who is behind the other person.

He didn't want to be constantly on guard against enemies lurking in the corners.

"Edgar?"

He spoke tentatively.

Anadelie did not respond, but waved her magic wand, sending a magic missile hurtling towards him.

Nord, seeing that the other party's expression did not change at all, understood that it had nothing to do with Edgar's matter.

The magic missiles released by the opponent were only level 3, zero-ring sorcery, and combined with the initial sorcery, it was clear that they were preparing to capture him alive.

He flashed forward, simultaneously drawing his longbow from his back.

咻咻 咻 ~

Three arrows were fired in quick succession toward Anadellie.

"Who exactly are you?"

"Is there some kind of misunderstanding?"

AnnaDali looked at Nord with an icy expression.

As the three arrows were about to reach her, she simply waved her magic wand, and a semi-transparent magical barrier appeared in front of her.

Ding ding ding.

The long arrow that could pierce the Greybacked Beast seemed to have struck a hard magical material, falling helplessly to the ground.

"Hmph, a misunderstanding?"

"When you massacred the Nico family, did you ever imagine this day would come?"

Her tone was cold and devoid of any emotion.

"When I take you to the teacher, you'll regret your decision."

As soon as he finished speaking, Nord felt a chill run down his spine.

"Were we exposed?"

He subconsciously thought of Lilia, but immediately dismissed the idea.

If Lilia had told Warwick, he would probably have been attacked by a first-level wizard apprentice the moment he stepped out of the academy.

Now that we know who the other party is, there's no need to test them anymore.

Nord didn't hold back any longer.

The demonic energy within his body surged wildly, and in his sea of ​​spiritual power, the model for the Lesser Lightning Spell was instantly constructed.

next moment.

A bolt of lightning appeared out of nowhere and struck Anadelie's head in an instant.

Anna Deli was jolted the moment she saw the lightning appear.

The oppressive aura, that sense of pressure, was definitely not that of a third-level wizard apprentice.

A strange sense of absurdity and fear suddenly arose in her heart.

"A first-level wizard apprentice!"

She had no time to retaliate; she simply instinctively poured her magic into the magic shield model, trying to block the attack.

boom!

The lightning struck head-on, causing the shield to vibrate violently and its surface to crack rapidly.

Then, it just exploded!

The lightning's momentum hadn't subsided when the bolt of lightning pierced her body.

Anadelie let out a muffled groan as she was blasted away, crashing heavily to the ground.

Her robes were almost completely burned, and her skin was almost entirely carbonized.

But he did not die.

She struggled to lift her head and look at Nord, who was slowly approaching.

The previous composure was gone from his eyes, replaced only by horror.

That attack had completely exhausted her magic power, and now she couldn't even stand up.

"impossible……"

"You...you...a first-level wizard..."

Nord stopped a few dozen meters away from Anadelie.

Even at this moment, he could clearly sense that the other party's magical energy was almost depleted.

Almost no magical pressure leaked out.

This is clearly a sign that the magic has been depleted.

But he still didn't get close, not giving the other party any opportunity to take advantage.

"Who told you about the extermination of the Nico family?"

Tell me, and I'll make your departure easier.

"I'm sure you know yourself that wizards have plenty of ways to make people wish they were dead."

A flicker of hesitation crossed AnnaDari's eyes, followed by madness.

He gritted his teeth suddenly.

"The teacher will avenge me!"

A dark red crystal suddenly appeared in her hand, which she crushed without hesitation.

The next moment, a violent surge of magical energy emanated from the red crystal.

Nord's eyes twitched, but he didn't hesitate for a moment.

He then retreated at an extremely fast speed, covering dozens of meters in an instant.

boom!

A loud bang.

The place where Anadelie was standing has been turned into a crater several meters deep.

Nord stared at the deep pit in the distance, his eye twitching.

The explosive power was so great that a first-level wizard apprentice who had mastered defensive magic would not need to dodge at all.

But he could only flee in a sorry state.

"This world is still too dangerous!"

He withdrew his gaze, changed direction, and walked back towards the academy.

……

Ash Academy, private room in the tavern.

Nord, Iria, and Evan were sitting around a round table.

Nord lowered his head in concentration, his quill pen constantly sketching on the white paper, his expression unusually serious.

After a while, he stopped what he was doing, let out a soft breath, and put the pen away.

"Iria, Evan, have you seen this person recently?"

Upon hearing this, Irelia curiously picked up the white paper.

But when his gaze fell on the paper, his brows furrowed little by little.

She stared at the portrait for a long time, her expression gradually becoming complicated.

It seemed to be trying to make out something, or perhaps it was doubting something.

After a long while, she finally raised her head and looked at Nord, her tone somewhat hesitant.

"Nord, are you sure you can tell who it is?"

Evan, who was standing nearby, couldn't help but come over.

I was stunned after just one glance.

On that piece of paper, black ink smudges were scattered and intertwined, barely forming a human figure.

It's more like a random sketch than a portrait.

He opened his mouth as if he wanted to say something, but then swallowed it back.

Nord was slightly taken aback by their reactions.

He reached out and took the white paper back.

"Even though the drawing isn't good, you don't need to use that expression."

He muttered something to himself, crumpled the paper into a ball, and tossed it aside.

Then add:

"A woman who was about 1.6 meters tall, with long red hair, and wearing a white and green wizard's robe."

"Hmm, she's not bad looking."

Iria's expression changed instantly; her previously calm demeanor immediately became somewhat unnatural.

She gently bit her lip, her tone carrying a hint of indescribable emotion.

"Nord, what do you want with this beautiful lady?"

Nord didn't want them to know anything about Warwick, after all, the two were mediocre talents and hadn't even built a mental model yet.

"It's nothing, this person might be related to the Nico family."

Upon hearing this, Iria visibly relaxed.

She then seemed to realize that her reaction had been a bit excessive, and gently looked away, pretending to straighten her sleeves.

She glanced at Nord again.

Seeing that he looked perfectly normal, as if he hadn't noticed at all.

"I've never encountered that before."

She resumed her usual tone.

Evan shook his head as well.

"I've never seen it either."

Nord looked at the two of them, making sure they didn't seem to be hiding anything.

He paused for a moment, then his tone became a little more serious.

"Think about it again."

Have you encountered anything strange lately?

Evan frowned, as if recalling something.

After a while, he spoke hesitantly.

"A couple of days ago, when I went to class, it seemed like it suddenly stopped."

He subconsciously touched his forehead.

"I didn't think much of it at the time."

"But later, I always felt that something was wrong with my mind, I was a bit dazed, and I was in a daze all the time."

As he said this, a hint of unease crept into his voice.

"It hasn't fully recovered yet."