Wizard Immortal

Chapter 30 Map

Standing quietly to the side, gazing at the distant scenery, Adir's expression was calm, making it impossible to guess his thoughts.

During this time, he always acted as if he couldn't understand the language, but in reality, after such a long period of time, he had been able to understand some of the languages ​​of this world.

The chip in his mind was constantly analyzing the language of these people. After several days, although it was impossible to fully understand the meaning of every sentence, it did not pose a major problem for daily communication. However, Adir did not show it.

Footsteps sounded beside me, and a middle-aged knight slowly walked up.

He walked rather slowly, with a gentle smile on his face the whole time, and gave Adir a standard knightly salute.

Because of the language barrier, the middle-aged knight didn't say much and simply gestured for a scholar-looking young man beside him to come forward.

With a respectful expression, the young scholar slowly unfolded a blueprint in his hand and placed it in front of Adir.

This is a very detailed map. The surrounding terrain is drawn in great detail and is very clear.

On the map, two circles were drawn in detail, with several routes outlined in the middle, making it easy to understand at a glance.

Adir's expression shifted, and he looked at the map in front of him with a somewhat solemn expression.

With his knowledge, he could naturally understand the value of the map in front of him. It not only marked the general terrain of the area, but also marked several dangerous areas nearby, using red to warn of them.

Seeing Adir's expression, the young man stepped forward and gestured to Adir until he understood what the other party truly meant.

After pondering for a while, Adir reached for the map in front of him, returned the salute to the middle-aged knight opposite him, and then walked to the side.

"Lord Aral, is this alright?" Looking at Adir's retreating figure, the young man beside him spoke up, "What if something happens to this knight?"

"No, it won't happen." Aral stood there, his loose hair slowly falling down. "The supernatural doesn't suddenly erupt all at once. Unless you're unlucky enough to encounter a top-tier supernatural being, given the strength it has shown before, leaving before the supernatural being grows stronger is not a problem at all."

"Moreover, even if something unexpected happens, we will not suffer any losses."

Aral shook his head and said, "We have many more copies of the map; we can just spend some time making more copies. The most important thing now is to get out of here as soon as possible."

"The strange event is about to erupt. The longer we stay, the greater the danger. We must leave as soon as possible."

He watched Adir's figure in the distance, then left with his men without hesitation, seemingly harboring deep fear of this place.

As they watched from afar, the three of them hesitated, but ultimately chose not to leave with them.

They would rather accept the stable life they can see right now than face a dangerous possibility.

At this moment, they saw Adir walking forward, and they quickly put aside their thoughts and followed him.

Behind them, weary travelers followed slowly, seemingly keeping pace with Adir and his companions.

These were people they met on the road who, having witnessed the power displayed by Adir, spontaneously followed behind them.

While this may increase the chances of exposure, it is actually safer.

With Adir leading the way, all the terrifying beasts along the way were hunted down, greatly reducing the dangers they faced.

Even the food was readily available, which could be obtained from the carcasses of the beasts hunted by Adir.

After several days, he found himself followed by more than a dozen people.

Adir paid no attention to these people, and even tolerated them to some extent.

The large crowds gathered together would be very attractive to the mutated monsters, which would make it easier for Adir to hunt them along the way without having to specifically look for those mutated monsters.

Of course, the consequence of doing this was that it greatly boosted his reputation among these people.

"Sir, this is the village where we live."

As they approached the village ahead, outside the village, Erri respectfully addressed Adir.

"Errone, don't waste your time, this gentleman doesn't understand at all," the young man said, shaking his head.

In the early days after they first came into contact with Adir, they tried to communicate with him, but the result was very disappointing.

At first, Adir not only didn't know the local language, but he also seemed unable to understand what they were saying, as if he had just arrived in this land.

They privately speculated that Adir was probably a descendant of a powerful noble from a distant kingdom who had just arrived in the country three years ago when the disaster struck, which led to the current situation.

Although there were still some doubts about this explanation, it was enough to explain Adir's situation. Therefore, after a while, Erri and the others gave up on communicating with him and prepared to slowly communicate with him.

Adir suddenly stopped and looked at the village ahead.

Inside, several soldiers emerged and, led by a thin man on horseback, approached the group.

"Where did you come from?" He frowned as he looked at the sparse crowd.

As he asked the question, a commotion arose from below, turning the area into a noisy mess.

Seeing this, Ernie wiped the sweat from his forehead and led the two people beside him up.

The three of them were from this village, so they naturally recognized the man in front of them and quickly explained the situation.

"You mean, it was that sissy-looking kid who escorted you all the way back?"

The thin man's eyes widened, and he pointed to Adir in the distance with his right hand, saying, "The kingdom has been in chaos for years; there's no such thing as April Fool's Day now!"

"I'm sorry, Mr. Laman, although it's hard to believe, that's the truth."

In front of the other person, Erri wiped his sweat and sighed.

"Let them go in first." Raman shrugged, clearing the passage behind him to let the people in front of him slowly walk in, and then led them to Adir's front.

Adir watched this scene calmly, without showing any unusual reaction, simply observing quietly.

"Unnamed character. Strength: 1.3. Agility: 1.1. Constitution: 1.3."

When the other party came within five meters of Adir, the voice of the chip machine rang in his mind again.

"I've heard that you're a very skilled knight."

Raman, riding his horse high above, slowly walked to within a meter of Adir: "Perfect timing. I'm also a powerful knight. Shall we have a duel...?"

boom!!

A crisp sound suddenly rang in my ears.

Looking at the person in front of him, Adir drew his sword with his right hand and swung it without changing his expression.

A fierce sword cry rang out, sweeping across several meters in front of him, leaving a sword mark three or four meters long on the stone slab on the ground.

Raman's expression instantly changed from disdain to shock.

(End of this chapter)