Wizard Earl

Chapter 768 Sorry! I'm late!

Because Isabella's order was not to kill Varga, but for the brothers to capture Varga alive, Big Sabitzer did not attack Varga's vitals. Instead, he took out a runic chain from his spatial ring and walked towards Varga. Little Sabitzer, standing to the side, saw his brother's actions and immediately grinned maliciously. He chanted a spell and fired several dark red light bullets at Varga's wrists and ankles, who were leaning against the red pine tree, to help his brother capture Varga alive.

Watching the Sabitzer brothers' seamless teamwork, Varga leaned against the red pine tree, closed her eyes regretfully, and then took out a bottle of potion that looked like plain water from her spatial ring.

Although the potion that Varga pulled out looked like plain water, with nothing special about it and no energy fluctuations, it made Big Sabitzer, who was walking towards Varga, open his eyes wide in shock, as if he had thought of something terrifying.

The next second, Big Sabitzer whirled around, using his lightness skill to sprint backward at top speed. As he ran, he roared at his brother, Little Sabitzer, who was standing to the side, smugly preparing to launch another missile attack on Varga, "Run! That woman's potion is Bendtner's self-destruct potion! She's going to self-destruct!"

Upon hearing the name "Bendner Self-Destruct Agent" from Big Sabitzer and seeing his brother's desperate sprint, Little Sabitzer's previously smug expression turned to terror. He too turned and used his lightness skill to run for his life, following in his brother's footsteps.

Seeing that Sabitzer had seen through her plan, Varga's pretty face showed a mocking smile. Then, ignoring the dark red missile coming towards her, she opened the bottle of potion in her hand, preparing to drink the bottle of Bendtner self-destruct potion, which was as white as water, in one gulp!

Although Bendtner's self-destruct potion looks like plain water and can't compare to other fragrant potions, it is hailed as the apothecary's last resort!

Bendtner's self-destruct potion was invented by Bendtner, a master apothecary during the ancient Byzantine period. Bendtner's original intention in inventing this potion was that, although apothecaries in the Byzantine era could concoct various potions with magical effects, they were still struggling to do so.

Wizards have limited energy, and because their energy is divided among potions, they are always at a disadvantage in fights and are easily coerced. So, to change this situation for apothecaries, Bendtner created the Bendtner Self-Destruct Potion. This potion has no effect on ordinary wizards, but if an apothecary who is proficient in pharmacology takes this potion and then self-destructs using the Reverse Meditation method, the terrifying power generated by the self-destruction will be instantly ten times greater than before taking the Bendtner Self-Destruct Potion!

The creation of the Bendtner self-destruct potion, while not completely changing the awkward situation of apothecaries being easily coerced in the wizarding world, has made most wizards hesitant to coerce apothecaries easily, fearing they might encounter one who dares to take the Bendtner self-destruct potion. Now that Varga has brought out the Bendtner self-destruct potion, her purpose is undoubtedly self-evident!

Although Varga appears very weak, she is a typical girl who is gentle on the outside but strong on the inside. She would rather die than accept that Connor is controlled by others because of her. Therefore, she decides to use this bottle of the apothecary's last means to make a tragic decision for herself!

Goodbye, Connor! My love!

With a final thought in her mind, ignoring the oncoming crimson missiles, Varga didn't hesitate and prepared to pour the Bendtner self-destruct serum into her mouth. However, something unexpected happened. Just as Varga raised the serum, a figure draped in a black cloak flew out of the forest, swept past Varga, snatched the Bendtner self-destruct serum from her hand, and then waved his hand to block the incoming dark red light missiles for Varga.

Just as Varga was at a loss because the potion in her hand had been suddenly snatched away, a very familiar voice rang in her ears.

"Sorry, Varga, I'm late!"

Clad in a black magic robe, Connor Ferguson, who arrived at the last minute, spoke apologetically to Varga:

A few hours ago, when Connor devised the plan to escape unscathed, he was aware of the risks, but he believed that everything was under his control. He carried out the plan without hesitation. He never expected that because of this plan, Varga, the little woman beside him, would almost lose her life!

Upon seeing Connor, Varga burst into tears of joy and threw herself into his arms. Unable to maintain her composure in front of him, she whispered tearfully in his ear, "Connor, you jerk! I thought I'd never see you again!"

Hearing Varga's words, Connor tenderly stroked her hair, lingered for a moment, then gently stroked her upturned nose before whispering, "Wait for me here! I'll be right back!"

"Alright!" Having found out that Connor was going to cause trouble for the Sabitzer brothers, a flash of hatred crossed Varga's eyes as she nodded slightly in response.

After calming Varga down, Connor turned to look at the Sabitzer brothers who had fled into the distance. A chilling killing intent flashed in Connor's eyes. With a thought, his black magic robes unfurled, and Connor, now a first-level wizard, chased after them like an arrow released from a bow!

"Brother, should we split up and run away?" Sensing the black-robed figure rapidly approaching from behind, even though they were still some distance away, Little Sabitzer's eyes clearly showed terror. He instinctively said to his older brother, Big Sabitzer, who was also running for his life:

"No! Miss Isabella, we've arranged for that intelligence broker to meet us. Connor Ferguson is already a full-fledged wizard. The two of us would surely die if we faced him one-on-one. But if we brothers go together, with our combined attack, we might have a chance to fight him!" Even while on the run, Big Sabitzer's mind was still very clear. He decisively rejected Little Sabitzer's idea and calmly analyzed the situation for him:

Upon hearing that his brother had made a decision, Sabitzer, who always looked up to his brother, once again followed his brother's decision as usual. He nodded and obediently ran alongside his older brother Sabitzer.

(End of this chapter)