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Chapter 183 Spoils of War (Part 1)

When the spell on the Wizard Tower was broken and the tightly closed doors opened, Lynn did not rush in. Instead, he sent an alchemical golem into the Wizard Tower first.

The alchemical golem, oblivious to the danger, strode into the wizard's tower.

boom!

A beam of red light shattered the alchemical golem's head, and its body, made of special metal, was instantly melted, leaving a large hole.

However, this did not stop the alchemical golem from functioning, because as long as the core was not destroyed, the alchemical golem could continue to operate.

The core of this alchemical golem was pierced through its chest by a crimson beam of light from the side.

The alchemical puppet trembled, and a shimmering metal block appeared on its chest, though it had already been partially melted.

The alchemical golem's movements were somewhat affected, but the magical runes on many of its joints still shone brightly.

Another beam of red light shattered the metal block completely. The alchemical golem's eyes flashed, and then it stopped moving.

"Looks like the natives inside don't welcome me," Lynn muttered.

Although the wizard of this wizard's tower is dead, his followers are still inside.

His followers are still alive and well in the wizard tower.

Judging from the probing just now, it's unclear whether the followers inside know about the situation outside, but they certainly harbor strong hostility towards outsiders.

Lynn felt that the other party should already know her identity.

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However, these followers likely do not have access to the Wizard Tower, so they cannot manipulate the various modules of the Wizard Tower to launch a counterattack.

Judging from the opponent's attack, they possess the ability to launch magical attacks, and the beams of light came from several directions, indicating that there should be more than one being wielding magic within them.

Lynn looked back at his wizard tower, wondering if any of his followers could solve this problem.

Lynn thought of many names.

The Fallen Titan might be able to, but the Wizard Tower Gate is too small; without a wizard manipulating it, the gate won't grow larger.

Therefore, the Fallen Titans cannot enter.

However, the fact that these followers are not good does not mean that other followers are not good.

"Mathers?"

Lynn called out to his dear Comrade Maiss.

Maiss, "."

I'm not your follower, why are you calling me that? We're just business partners!

"What are you doing, wizard? Have you prepared the reward you promised me?" Mathers' voice was somewhat muffled.

Lynn cut to the chase, "Do me a favor."

"I am God," Mathers said, suppressing his anger.

"I know, God, please do me a favor."

"We are just partners," Mathers continued, feeling it necessary to let the human wizard know their hierarchy.

"Yes, this is an easy favor for you."

"What are you doing?"

"I'm sending you some family members."

"So you want me to subdue these followers myself?" Mathers said sarcastically.

"What about the family members you sent me?"

"Right in front of us," Lynn said, pointing to the wizard tower in front of him.

"Old Mac?" Lynn continued to call out to MacArthur when he saw him fall silent again.

"I'm wondering how you can say that so easily," Mathers said in an unfriendly tone.

"There's no need to be so calculating between friends," Lynn coughed lightly.

After a long silence, Mathers said, "Put me in."

Lynn placed the statue inside the entrance to the wizard's tower.

A beam of red light shot through the door of the wizard tower toward Lynn outside, but before it got close, it twisted on Lynn's body, constantly being distorted by a transparent divine and demonic force field, and finally disappeared completely.

Lynn placed the statue inside and then stepped back several dozen paces.

Inside, countless red beams of light shot towards the statue.

But the next moment, the previously unremarkable surface of the statue suddenly emitted a blue light.

The faint sounds of waves and the roars of sea monsters could be heard.

These beams of light disappeared in mid-air.

After an unknown amount of time, large eyes floated out from the main gate of the Wizard Tower, hovering in mid-air.

These large-eyed creatures are composed of eyes that make up 80% of their entire body structure.

It has a long tail floating behind it, somewhat like a tadpole, but the whites of its eyes are filled with a large number of dark red blood vessels, making it look particularly ferocious.

At the same time, they emitted a faint scarlet hue.

Lynn recognized what it was: the Abyss Eye Demon.

Abyssal Eye Demons are a type of natural spellcasters. They have relatively weak bodies and are born with a mastery of various ray-type spells.

At the same time, some bewitching demons possess certain illusion magic, and some wizards have studied and dissected bewitching demons.

The final conclusion was that the Eye Demon was a powerful creature.

They are born with the ability to cast spells, but the Eye Demons suffer immense pain throughout their lives as they grow.

Since most of the body is made up of eyes, some people actually believe that the main body organ of the Eye Demon is its eyes.

But this guess is wrong.

The Eye Demon's body contains more than just eyes; it also contains other organs.

However, compared to the enormous eyes, the brain and other organs occupy a very small area.

Moreover, due to certain special reasons, the eye demon's body structure is somewhat unique; its head will curl up towards the inside of the eye demon's body.

The eyes of the beholder are filled with numerous nerve organs and magical conduits, which are also a key reason why the beholder can master the ability to cast spells.

Therefore, as the eye demon's brain contracts towards its body, it constantly compresses the nerves and blood vessels in its eyes, which is why the eye demon suffers constant pain.

Living in this special state for a long time, the Eye Demons naturally become irritable and easily angered, and can easily provoke their anger if you are not careful.

Then they unleash powerful rays from their large eyes, destroying all life in their path.

But at this moment, these beholders showed no signs of their violent state; they were as docile as little lambs following behind the statue.

These beholders float in mid-air, their bodies containing constant levitation runes that allow them to fly long distances at low altitudes, even in the air.

After a while, there was movement again from the wizard tower. The tower's door was melting like wax, turning into a ten-meter-high door.

This is an automatic feedback change in the Wizard Tower caused by a creature trying to emerge from inside.

It's a kind of instinct, like the knee-jerk reaction.

The ground trembled slightly, and one after another, towering creatures nearly ten meters tall emerged from the gate.

Looking at the cyclops lined up in a row in front of him, Lynn couldn't help but wonder if this wizard had some kind of special collecting fetish for one-eyed creatures.

When the Cyclopes' feet touched the ground, the texture of stone gradually emerged from their fleshy feet and ankles.

(End of this chapter)