Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 294 Test
The tree spirit failed to recognize Yaro.

No wonder.

The usual way to identify a legitimate wizard is by flying solo, and Yaro's power at this moment is so terrifying.

Suppressed anger boiled within him, and Yaro had no intention of offering further explanation.

"You've imprisoned the white deer?"

In mid-air, a cold voice came from beneath the merciless skull mask.

At the same time, Yaro, hidden behind the mask, quietly swallowed a vial of medicine, and a cool sensation instantly flooded his mind.

The effects of the medicine began to take hold, and the negative emotions that had increased from using magic to travel gradually began to subside.

"White Deer? It's you! That little wizard!" The weathered voice couldn't hide the astonishment in its tone.

The tree spirit recognized Yaro.

It never expected that the majestic and powerful golden-armored warrior before it would be the same little wizard from before.

However, it did not doubt Yaro's status as a formal wizard.

It is far easier for the strong to feign weakness than for the weak to feign strength.

Even so, the tree spirit was not to be outdone by Yaro's arrogant tone:

"Wizard, do you intend to use such a ridiculous excuse to attack me?"

Before the words were even finished, rings of green appeared around the edge of the withered sea of ​​trees, as if a powerful natural magic was surging in like a tide.

Under the pressure of natural magic, the energy of the void converges.

The leaves rustled, and the void energy gathered in mid-air formed layers of illusory halos.

The power of the abyss clashed with the surrounding void energy, triggering a continuous stream of tiny black lightning bolts.

The golden armor, bathed in black lightning, grew increasingly dazzling, while the cry of the accompanying phoenix soared higher and higher.

The dense void energy makes space fragile and easier to connect to other dimensions, which also makes the power of 'Abyss Contract' stronger and can indirectly enhance the power of 'Magic Strike'.

However, this change was merely an indirect reaction triggered by the power of the tree spirit.

This demonstrates just how powerful the gathering natural magic is.

"leave here!"

The overlapping voices sounded like ten thousand people accusing him!
but,
All that was produced was sound.

That powerful natural magic did not transform into any tangible spell.

"This is an act of expulsion and intimidation, but it only reveals the tree spirit's cowardice."

Yaro had this idea vaguely in his mind, but he felt more anger, a kind of anger at being looked down upon by the 'weak'.

A tall body can accumulate powerful magic, but whether this magic can be converted into actual combat power depends on the means and methods of conversion.

However, although Yaro sensed a hint of weakness beneath the tree spirit's tough stance, he did not launch an attack.

The purifying potion was taking effect, and Yaro's inner rage gradually gave way to reason in the battle against it.

He took a deep breath, trying to keep his tone as calm as possible: "Hand over the white deer safely, and I will leave immediately."

Even now, Yaro has not drawn the Fiery Greatsword.

His primary goal was always to rescue the white deer, not to incite a battle.

However, the urgency and rage in his heart still affected him, which made his words still somewhat sharp.

Fortunately, the tree spirit was somewhat wary, and with a degree of restraint, the conflict was not directly triggered.

"Bai Lu left long ago. If you're just trying to use this absurd thing as an excuse, then go ahead and try!"

They were caught in a dilemma, afraid to attack from both sides. Yaro worried that even if they attacked, they still wouldn't find the white deer.

Moreover, facing such a vast sea of ​​trees, if one cannot find the tree spirit's true form, attacking the tree puppets activated by natural magic will be of no real significance.

As for the reason why the tree spirit was wary, Yaro didn't know, but judging from the tree spirit's words before and after, perhaps he really misunderstood it?

The purifying potion had taken effect, and Yaro's emotions finally calmed down. A jumble of thoughts raced through his mind as he hurriedly asked:

"When did Bai Lu leave? Wasn't she going to build a residence here?"

Seeing that Yaro had no intention of launching an attack, the powerful natural magic that had been flowing through him gradually disappeared into the surrounding trees.

The oak tree closest to Yaro unfolded a weathered face, its bright eyes seeming to see through people's hearts, its pupils shifting as it looked at Yaro.

It pondered for a moment, then buzzed:

"I did promise her that she could live in my territory, but in the territory of the tree spirit, why would a fairy need to build her own dwelling?"

As the oak tree spoke, the branches of its towering canopy began to twist and intertwine, quickly forming a rough treehouse.

This also confirms that what it said was not a lie.

Even after seeing this, Yaro still didn't completely believe it.

The last place the white deer was located was in this forest, which is an indisputable fact.

The thought that Bai Lu might be in some kind of predicament, or even being tortured or killed, made Ya Luo feel even more urgent.

"She promised to wait for my message in this forest, but now she's disappeared. What do you think could be the reason?"

Yaro quietly placed his hand on the hilt of the sword—his patience was running out.

"Starting a big fire should force its true form out, right?"

As Yaro thought this, the Lava Eye on the Fiery Greatsword quietly began to operate.

Om-!
"I think this might just be a misunderstanding."

As the oak tree spoke, the latent natural magic around it began to surge. "That little fairy asked me some questions before. After she returned yesterday morning, she said a few more words to me and then left, telling me that she had to be back before dawn today."

"I'm wondering why she hasn't come back yet."

A turbulent surge of thoughts coursed through Yaro's mind. He struggled to control himself, using his remaining rationality to weigh the veracity of the tree spirit's words.

If what the tree spirit said is true, fighting it here will not only not solve any problems, but will also delay the rescue time.

He couldn't let the raging thoughts in his mind run rampant.

"Can you pinpoint her location?"

As Yaro spoke, he took out the jade-like token again. "I have this one she gave me. Do you have a way to find her using this?"

"The symbol of fairy friendship—a bond of hearts!"

The oak tree cried out in surprise, and the surging natural magic gradually dissipated.

It seems that this is not an ordinary item that can be given away casually.

At least after the oak tree saw this strange jade, its vague hostility had largely dissipated.

"Give this to me first, and I'll try to activate it. As long as she doesn't go too far, I should be able to sense her location!"

Yaro did not refuse, and casually tossed it toward the oak tree.

In reality, Yaro had already focused most of his senses on this inconspicuous little item.

This token can be used to contact the white deer. If the mastermind is the oak tree, it is very likely that it tampered with it!

And this is also a hidden test that Yaro has put on it.

(End of this chapter)