This wizard is just unscientific

Chapter 124 The Blasphemer's Exclusive Method!

A canyon area by the river.

The heavy rain was washing over the world.

At the same time, it also washed away the corpses of the many corrupted beings lying on the ground, as well as the corpses of the shepherds.

Initially, the demon hunter team didn't quite believe Tucker's words.

Those herders who roam near the Black River Valley are very cunning.

They would flee at the slightest disturbance.

Their demon-hunting team hadn't had much success in the past few days.

How could it possibly be presented in the form of "extremely large quantities"?

But, in this riverside canyon area.

In less than two hours, they had already wiped out seven or eight waves, more than three hundred Dark Sun Corruptions, and seven or eight herders.

Even if you don't believe it.

They have to admit it too.

That not-so-high-ranking steam wizard had a way of getting the herders and the Dark Sun Corruptions to come to this narrow passage in the Desolate Canyon and be delivered to their mouths.

If their captain hadn't been on the rock face with that human wizard at that moment...

They almost all thought that the human was a member of the Church of the Dark Sun, deliberately sending the shepherds to their deaths.

Although the heavy rain somewhat obstructed their vision and perception.

But it also hindered those shepherds and the corrupting influence of the dark sun.

This would allow them to eliminate these herders and the Dark Sun Corruption without being detected by the herders who came later.

If this efficiency continues...

The number of shepherds and corrupted people they have killed today is probably more than all of them have done in all of this time.

At this moment, a battle in the rain came to an end.

The unlucky level 26 herder had barely arrived in this area when he was marked by a Nightmare Oil Bomb fired by Tucker. Even after he died, the eerie red color of the Nightmare Oil Bomb had not yet faded.

If it weren't for that strange flame igniting his body, he felt he could have struggled a little longer.

But the fire markings caused the herders, skilled in concealment and evasion, to die instantly.

Moreover, his death was exceptionally humiliating.

Cut off the last head of the still slightly twitching Dark Sun Evil.

The witcher Susanna Rudolph raised her head and spoke loudly.

"Captain, we have enough corpses of shepherds and the Corrupted Sun."

"This is a pretty good exorcism sacrifice."

"Okay, you can start on your own."

The rain fell, mingling with the captain's voice.

"Let's begin the ceremony!"

As Ted, the vice-captain of the demon hunter squad, spoke, he kicked the head of the Dark Sun Corruption that had rolled to his feet into the pile of corpses.

Andrei Van, the leader of the demon-hunting squad at the top of the canyon, slowly withdrew his gaze from the sacrificial ritual below.

Then, Andrei Van looked at the wizard Tanilu standing to the side.

As his eyes narrowed slightly, he also began to feel a slight sense of apprehension towards this rather mysterious "steam wizard".

Andrei Van was beginning to lose sight of the steam wizard before him.

At this moment, they were not far in front of Zatak and Andrei Van.

A small Dark Sun Altar ritual was steadily and meticulously constructed by Tucker amidst the rain curtain at the top of the canyon.

even!

Previously, Tucker had even sacrificed a native scaly creature that he had temporarily captured, in front of him.

Offering sacrifices to the Dark Sun in front of the Witcher.

This is no different from showing off one's light magic in front of a necromancer.

Both are provoking the other's extraordinary sequence.

But Andrei Van eventually restrained himself and allowed Tucker to do so.

This laid a solid foundation for their fruitful harvest in the following two hours.

A spell to offer sacrifices to the dark sun.

Tucker already knew that.

And the Altar of the Dark Sun.

Tucker, with his precise vision, had long known the essential form.

Construct a small altar to offer sacrifices to the dark sun.

This is simple for Tucker.

But what happened next was not so simple.

This is basically a "high-level operation" that only Tucker can perform.

The Dark Sun Ecosystem built by the Church of Dark Sun will form numerous networks between the various city-state strongholds.

And these are the connections.

It was clearly visible in Tucker's perception and vision.

It can be completely controlled by Tucker.

Since they are blasphemers.

Then let's do what blasphemers should do.

Previously, Tucker had corrupted the Holy Son of the Church of the Dark Sun.

It's perfectly reasonable to spread false information about the Dark Sun God now!

Yes, that's exactly what Tucker did.

Construct an altar and offer sacrifices to the great dark sun, once the sacrificial channels are opened.

Tucker then built the network between the Dark Sun outposts.

Then, through the veins of the dark sun, the will of [convergence] was transmitted to the surroundings.

Thus, those who fell into darkness and evil, as well as the shepherds, felt the enlightenment from the Mother Goddess of Dark Sun.

Those shepherds and the corrupted under the dark sun had never seen such a "high-level game".

Naturally, they kept coming to their deaths.

Some shepherds even prayed for the protection of the god of the dark sun before they died.

Their response was a cold rain that soaked their bodies and heads.

"I'm genuinely curious, won't the construction of your... Dark Sun Altar, and your faith in the Dark Sun, have any impact on you?"

Andrei Van's gaze swept over the small Dark Sun Altar not far away, and he said with a hint of a joke.

The dark sun's power inside is weak and not enough to cause any pollution, but ordinary people wouldn't dare to do something so reckless.

"You wouldn't understand the tactics used in high-level games."

Tucker silently responded in his heart.

Then, in shadow form, Tak, who was half-suspended and sitting cross-legged with a shield, slowly opened his eyes. He glanced at Andre Van, then looked at the Black River Valley city-state shrouded in rain not far away, before slowly speaking.

"In fact, no. You are a Witcher, and you can clearly sense whether I have been corrupted by the Dark Sun."

"But... I can't sense whether you believe in the Dark Sun!" Andrei Van's eyes narrowed slightly, and the bright silver ring in his pupils shone even brighter.

Tucker, however, remained oblivious to this scene.

Instead, he spoke slowly.

"You've been conducting paid exorcisms in the border town, so you should have noticed the changes in the Black River Valley."

"My goal is the same as yours: to destroy the ascending power that is gestating within Black River Valley."

"If we allow that force to complete its advancement, it will not benefit either of us."

"If you think there's a problem with me."

"The cooperation can be terminated at any time."

Tucker's explanation caused the Witcher Andre Van to raise an eyebrow slightly.

He then chuckled softly.

"I just maintain the necessary vigilance and skepticism. After all, I have a responsibility to my team members."

"I have absolutely no intention of ending the cooperation."

"Actually, I hope we can increase the level of cooperation."

"After all, while the harvest from these shepherds of the Church of the Dark Sun and the corruption of the Dark Sun is quite good, it is still not quite enough."

"If... I mean if, at the right time, we could enter the Black River Valley."

"That would be very interesting."

Andrei Van's words made Tucker take a deep breath.

Andre Van, an A-rank extraordinary genius and a steam-powered Witcher.

He still has some ambition; after all, he is a fourth-tier superhuman.

"There are indeed many good things in the Black River Valley."

Tucker nodded in agreement.

"But... the timing isn't right yet, however..."

Tucker paused.

"I have another place, perhaps... worth exploring."

"Another place?"

Andrei raised an eyebrow slightly.

"I like your 'however,' but I would prefer you to elaborate a bit more."

"No problem, but I haven't found that place yet."

Tucker began to explain slowly.

After Tucker completed the contract with the leader of the Shadowflame Wolves.

Tucker then sent him and his three underlings deep into the wilderness to search for the location of the ancient teleportation array that Baggins had mentioned.

At this point, the advantages of having a Shadowflame Wolf leader with a certain level of intelligence become apparent.

It can understand Tucker's meaning very well and carry out the action independently.

This saved Tucker a lot of trouble.

Moreover, it is also suitable for complex mountain terrain.

The wolf is an expert among experts.

"..."

"That's the situation."

"I'll let you know when I find it."

"After all, aren't we all building bridges of trust with each other through cooperation?"

Tucker finished his explanation.

After a long pause, Andrei Van thought for a moment before looking at Tucker and smiling.

"To be honest, I'm starting to like you a little."

Tucker simply replied, "Compared to your liking, I care more about your strength."

"If you can't demonstrate strong enough capabilities to prove yourself in the next few days..."

"I might not take you with me then."

"After all, even within the same steam category, there are differences."

Andrei Van couldn't help but laugh when faced with the "proof" that Tucker needed.

"Are you sure you need me to prove it? You should know you're only at Tier 2, while I'm Tier 4."

Tucker glanced at Andrei Van.

"If I told you that the level you see of me is 23, but that's just what I wanted you to see, you probably wouldn't be laughing so happily anymore."

"What?"

In the dark rain, Andrei Van, who tried to open the rain curtain but could not open the darkness, gradually lost his smile, which was replaced by an unprecedented solemnity.

(End of this chapter)