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Chapter 67 Ya Zi (Part 1)

"You dare to lay a hand on us? Aren't you afraid of the wizard's revenge?!" the noble wizard apprentice, slumped on the ground, said in shock and anger.

"Perhaps you overestimate yourselves," Lynn said.

Compared to truly powerful wizards, wizarding apprentices are insignificant, as insignificant as a handful of firewood.

"You are making an enemy of the Wizarding Mutual Aid Alliance of the Kingdom of Erdoru." Anushek's face was grim; so many people had already died before the subsequent academy selection process even began.

The deed is already done; do you expect me to kneel down and beg for mercy?

Lynn remained unfazed; he never regretted what he had done.

Anusheh gritted his teeth. He knew that this incident was extremely rare, even among all previous boarding ceremonies, and that he, as the leader, had made such a huge oversight. This would definitely lower his reputation among the senior wizards, which would seriously affect his interests.

If Hans were still alive, he would definitely teach that idiot a lesson.

"Antina, let's join forces to finish him off. He's used so many spells, his mental energy must be almost depleted," Anushek said to Antina.

Antina glanced at Anushek with her beautiful eyes, but did not reply to him.

Anusheh gritted his teeth and said, "I owe you a favor, and a magical item."

Antina's eyes lit up. "Uncle Demps, Sister Dolores, thank you for your help."

Dempsey frowned slightly and sighed inwardly. He felt that the young lady might have made a mistake. He actually did not want to be enemies with Lynn, and he had a very high opinion of Lynn.

Compared to these educated but more "naive" nobles, it's hard to say what Lynn, a decisive and resolute killer, will achieve in the future, barring any unforeseen circumstances.

Unless we can be sure of defeating Lynn in one go, we should be prepared for retaliation if Lynn escapes.

However, Antina had already promised the prince, and Dempsey's true identity was ultimately that of Antina's servant.

He was not in a position to question his master's decision.

"Yes."

Dempsey stared intently at Lynn in the distance with his remaining eye.

Since we've taken action, we must make sure this person is captured.

Dempsey took the longsword from its sheath behind him.

Unsheathe the swords; they are a pair of two-handed longswords that can be disassembled.

He earned the title of Storm Knight in the North because of the speed of his twin swords, as swift as a storm!

Clang—

The blades clashed, sparks flew, and Dempsey stared intently at Lynn. The next moment, he lunged at Lynn like a ferocious tiger.

But before he could get close to Lynn, he was stopped by a tall figure.

A meteor hammer slammed down on Dempsey, who slashed backward with his twin swords, sliding several steps.

Dempsey remained expressionless as he looked at the lizardman blocking his way.

His body slid left and right, moving nimbly forward, his two swords thrusting forward rhythmically from left to right. Lauren relied on the lizardman's superhuman dynamic vision to barely keep up with Demps' rhythm, but judging from his appearance, he probably couldn't keep it up for long.

It seems I can't keep the experience points I've saved up. Lynn thought to himself.

He looked at Lauren, who was at a disadvantage. Although Lauren was very strong, his combat experience was clearly inferior to Dempsey's.

Although he managed to temporarily stop Dempsey by wildly swinging his meteor hammer around due to its attack range, something bad was bound to happen as time went on.

Without hesitation, I invested all 3000 general experience points into leveling up.

Level 21 → 24.

Physical fitness 10.05→19.05, mental strength 24.7→33.7.

His mental energy, which had already been depleted by more than half, suddenly surged.

The mental energy that has already been consumed will not be restored, but the newly increased mental energy will not be lost.

However, the biggest improvement was in physical fitness, which nearly doubled.

This allowed him to escape at an unparalleled speed, making it impossible for the group of untrained young wizard apprentices to catch up with him.

While surveying the surrounding battlefield and keeping an eye on Anusheh, Lynn kept chanting incantations and threw out a minor fireball to neutralize the freezing ray shot by Anusheh. The two zero-ring spells collided and disappeared in mid-air.

Then Lynn did a clumsy roll to dodge the flaming arrow that Antina shot.

Looking at the large hole shot into the ground behind him, Lynn's mind raced. He had gained the advantage of a sneak attack, which was why he was able to slaughter this group of helpless noble wizard apprentices. Now he was facing two noble wizard apprentices at the same time. It wasn't that he lacked confidence in defeating them, but he couldn't be sure if there were any hidden enemies among the onlookers.

There were many onlookers; one moment they were spectators, the next they might become the murderers.

Even in the heat of battle, Lynn couldn't guarantee that he could dodge spells perfectly every time.

There are many strange and wonderful spells in the wizarding world.

Lynn decided that once he settled down, he would definitely study defense and survival skills.

Just as Lynn was looking around, a dark blue arc of electricity suddenly flew out from an inconspicuous corner of the crowd. Lynn reacted at the last moment, but his body couldn't keep up. The electricity was too fast and hit Lynn in an instant.

A transparent barrier appeared a few feet away from Lynn's wizard robes, and the electric arcs in the void were annihilated into ashes by the power of the transparent barrier.

"Damn it, there really is a sixth brother! Lauren, let's go," Lynn cursed.

Lynn looked in the direction of the spell and met the gaze of a red-haired young man with a few freckles on his face.

Lynn's eyes were filled with ferocity. "Kid, I'll remember what you look like."

He had guessed that some uncivilized apprentices might try to ambush him, and he had been keeping some attention on the others around him, but the arc of electricity was too fast, so fast that even when he saw it, his body couldn't keep up.

Lynn quickly ran towards the woods not far away, chanting spells continuously. However, the rhythm of his chanting was affected by running, and his speed slowed down. Several zero-ring spells flew from behind him, but they were all neutralized by the transparent barrier outside his wizard robes.

However, Lynn could sense that the shield spell inherent in the wizard's robes had little power left, and could only withstand one or two more zero-ring spells at most.

"Light of Darkness." Lynn used the spell that Rogge had once cast.

A black film spread rapidly.

It quickly formed a dark, inverted, semi-circular bowl-shaped area with a diameter of thirty meters.

This area connects Lynn's location with the dense forest.

Lauren retreated immediately upon receiving Lynn's orders.

Dempsey relentlessly pursued Lauren, who ultimately escaped into the area shrouded in darkness despite being slashed in the back.

The other wizard apprentices, unaware of the effects of the dark light, dared not enter it for the time being, except to cast spells.

In the end, it was a wizarding apprentice who recognized the dark light and briefly explained the spell's effect.

But by the time the wizard apprentice spoke, Lynn had already run into the woods and disappeared into the dense forest.

Seeing Lynn's impressive record and ruthless decisiveness, no one dared to chase after him without a leader. Moreover, Lynn had run too fast; even if they wanted to, they couldn't catch up.

Perhaps a few knights could keep up, but any knight without a wizard by his side who dared to chase after them alone would be committing suicide.

Lynn, who had fled into the woods, did not run away immediately. Instead, he took Lauren and the two iron earthworms that had emerged from the ground back into the alchemy lab and moved to another location to secretly observe the outside world.

Anushek was leading the remaining noble wizard apprentices of the Kingdom of Erdoru to collect the corpses on the ground.

Seeing that there was no good show to watch, the other wizard apprentices around gradually dispersed.

(End of this chapter)