Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 214 Message (Thanks to Bai Yaozi for her support as the Alliance Leader!)

Because they were afraid of being tipped off, they left all these civilians behind?
Yaro scoffed, too lazy to reply.

But—tipping someone off?

A thought suddenly popped into Yaro's mind.

Nobody says you have to work with Claire, right?

The fact that he still put her through this test after she told Claire he was a wizard clearly shows that he didn't care about such things at all.

Although Yaro didn't understand how wizards and ordinary people interacted on this continent.

But no matter what, one should not be so disrespectful to someone with extraordinary power!
Judging from Claire's expression at the time, he probably didn't understand what being a wizard meant!
Since Claire doesn't understand, his value is greatly reduced.

Yaro needs someone knowledgeable to guide him to the extraordinary market in this area, so he can prepare to sell magic tree materials and purchase purification potions and alchemy materials!
Viscount Corey... might be a good candidate.

Claire wanted to go through the castle, didn't she?
Once he leaves, I can live directly at Perrin Manor, which will make it easier for me to get in touch with Bai Lu!

This also requires good communication with Viscount Corey.

Will Viscount Corey hold a grudge if I kill his 'lover'?
If it doesn't work, then forget it.

It's just a tentative choice, not a decision to commit to something for sure.

Thinking this, Yaro turned to Bard and said, "You set this child's bones."

If a child's arm bone is twisted and broken and not properly set, the broken bone may puncture a blood vessel, causing blood to accumulate and swell at the wound site. This could lead to infection and inflammation, potentially causing sepsis and even death.

Even if you are lucky enough to avoid blood stasis, allowing the bones to heal naturally without proper bone setting can still result in lifelong disability.

Seeing Yarrow's actions, Bard knew that the man had already made up his mind, so he said no more and obediently took over the trivial matters from Yarrow.

For people like them who exercise regularly and fight frequently, bone fractures are commonplace, and they are no strangers to bone setting.

Yaro glanced at them and then ignored them, turning his attention to the scattered civilians. He quickly found his target—a soldier who also had a missing hand!

That's right, that was the soldier that Yaro attacked first.

Because Yaro broke his arm first, he was able to avoid joining the attack and thus survive.

"come here!"

As Yaro pointed in that direction, the civilians quickly dispersed, revealing the soldiers hiding among them.

The soldier clutched his shoulder, his face growing increasingly terrified, and stammered, "Sir... sir?"

Yaro frowned slightly and said coldly, "Don't worry, I won't kill you."

At first, Yaro had no intention of killing anyone; he simply couldn't bear to see vulnerable children being tortured before his eyes.

Displeased, he imposed some punishments.

However, no one expected that the logistics captain would be so ruthless, immediately ordering the soldiers to surround and attack, and directly killing them.

Given that he already disliked them, how could Yaro possibly hold back when faced with their attacks?
That's what led to the current situation.

The soldier still vividly remembered the scene of Yaro killing him with a single sword stroke. Although he was extremely unwilling, he dared not resist in the slightest. He could only cover his arm and come forward, bowing his head and obediently asking, "What are your orders, sir?"

Yaro raised his palm, held up a fireball, and threw it directly at the corpse lying on the ground.

The flames ignited the clothes on the garments, and within moments they spread, releasing a thick, foul-smelling black mist. Then, looking at the stunned soldiers, Yaro calmly said, "When you return, if Viscount Corey asks, tell him directly that it was the work of a wizard!"

“If he wants to find me, he can come to Perrin Castle. I’ll be staying there from now on.” Claire’s approach displeased Yarrow. He didn’t plan to go back; he intended to clean up Perrin Castle today and move in directly.

Yaro glanced at the stunned soldier: "Did you understand?"

The soldier jumped, then quickly shouted, "Yes, sir! I understand!"

"Okay, go ahead." Yaro turned to look at the increasingly intense fire, feeling a strange pang of heartache.

To make the flames burn faster instead of going out directly, Yaro used 20 units of the Spark spell's magic for that fireball.

If we use level zero magic as the unit of calculation '1', then Yaro, who has only become an intermediate apprentice, has a total magic power of approximately '200'.

However, this magic power needs to be divided into three attributes, with only about 60 units of fire magic power alone, which means that one-third of the fire magic power was used at once.

Yaro didn't care about the soldiers' departure. Looking at the spreading fire, he thought to himself, "If only I knew the Small Fireball spell. A level one spell only requires three times the magic power of a level zero spell, but its power is more than ten times that of a level one spell."

Just like twenty parts of the Spark spell's magic power can only create a large enough fireball, but cannot achieve the explosive effect of the Fireball spell.

In terms of destructive power alone, the Fireball spell is definitely more powerful than the Spark spell, which has a hundred times the magic power.

After all, no matter how many Spark spells you stack, you can only get a bigger fireball; you still can't achieve an explosion.

"We still need to deal with the Shadow Beasts later, so I shouldn't have used fire magic earlier."

But if not fire magic, then what should we use?
Perhaps... we could use water magic to summon a water sphere to wash the cross-shaped longsword?
Or perhaps use earth magic to perform a lotus-like step?

Yaro thought about it again and still felt that the impact of fire was stronger.

After all, once an item is ignited, the flames will be much more intense, unlike water and earth elements, where the amount summoned is fixed.

Just as Yaro was pondering this, Bard had finished treating the child's injuries and got up to come over: "Sir, all the civilians have left, what should we do with this child?"

“This is the border checkpoint of the Viscount’s territory. If we leave the child here alone, who knows what might happen to him after dark.”

Yaro casually said, "Then you should take him with you."

Glancing at Bard, Yarrow added, "Let's hurry on our way, lest we reach the Perrin territory that the Baron mentioned is not far away before nightfall."

Bard gave an awkward smile and quickly explained, "It's not far indeed. Even if the Scalehorn Horses travel slowly, it will only take another hour to reach Perrin's territory from here."

It took Yaro about an hour to travel from the manor to the checkpoint. If you add another hour, it would take a total of two hours, which is not considered far considering the road conditions at the time.

……

After passing through the checkpoint, Yaro discovered that the road ahead had turned in a different direction, winding upwards once again.

Comparing the locations of Perrin Estate and Perrin Estate, it can be seen that Perrin Territory and Perrin Estate are actually on the same horizontal line, but the road between the two is a semi-circular one.

Yaro pointed in the direction of the manor and gestured to Bard, asking, "Why isn't this road a straight path?"

Bard, sitting on another scaly horse, carefully supported the unconscious child, explaining, "There's a bottomless pit in the middle that we can't cross, and beyond that are mountains, so we can't go around that side. We can only go this way."

A bottomless pit?

Yaro's mind stirred slightly.

Do you have time to go take a look?

(End of this chapter)