Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 61 Confrontation
One sword pierced his arm!

As flesh and blood were ripped away, Phili could not bear the pain and let out a muffled groan, causing the lake-green stone in her hand to fall to the ground.

With a flick of his wrist, Yaro sent the sword tip sliding down, leaving a bright red wound on Firi's arm.

"Dust-raising technique!"

The gray mist filled Yaro's eyes, obscuring his vision, but it did not interfere with Yaro's movement as he activated his Cat-Shaped Fist technique.

"Trip-off technique!"

The subtle ripples in the ground were quickly detected by the Cat-Shaped Fist Tree-Climbing Skill, and Yaro easily dodged them by shifting his footing.

"Slowness!"

Yaro's main focus was on defending against this spell!
This spell uses negative energy to impact the mind, indirectly affecting the body's reaction ability. Yaro's advantage lies in his nerve reflexes. If he is hit by this trick, his advantage will be eliminated, and the consequences will be unimaginable!
hide?
It's hard to dodge!
Negative energy has a strange attraction to the human body!

However, the Slow spell isn't a magic trick known for its flight speed, so...

Charge forward with your heads down!

Yaro's steps never stopped, and Finn didn't have time to retreat much!

Even with his eyes closed, Yaro easily grabbed Finn's injured wrist, then stepped forward, used a grappling technique to quickly pin him down.

At the same time, she held his wrist tightly to prevent him from bleeding to death.

Finn was startled and struggled to get up.

Without any hesitation, Yaro kicked out and struck him directly in the back knee.

bump!
Click!

"what!"

Yaro's hand trembled, and Finn's expression twisted as he knelt on one knee.

His right arm was pulled behind him at an odd angle.

At that moment, the negative energy ball slowly flew over and struck Finn, who was kneeling on the ground.

The whole process was smooth and quick; in the blink of an eye, Finn, who used wood-based witchcraft, had already fallen into Yaro's control.

The stupidest kind of battle is one started out of a desire to fight.

Forgetting war is dangerous; loving war will lead to destruction!
In any battle, you must clearly understand your battle objectives, battle strategy, and battle methods.

What is Yaro's objective in this battle?
Ideally, we should break the Griffin Alliance's greedy claws; at the very least, we should help Delia escape her current predicament!

What is the battle strategy?
By eliminating the enemy's eyes and turning the forest into our main battlefield, we can seize the initiative.

In this way, we can attack or defend!

What about the methods of combat?

Climb the tree and strike swiftly!

Then, achieve your battle strategy: injure and dislocate the arm of the wood-type wizard apprentice, making it difficult for him to cast spells, seize the spellcasting materials in his hands, and further weaken his spellcasting ability!

Finally, we'll see if we can rely on it to achieve our combat objectives!

These students were all around seventeen or eighteen years old, and their physiques were taller than Barrow's. Therefore, even when Finn knelt on one knee, he was not much shorter than Barrow.

The longsword stood horizontally, locked around Finn's neck. Yaro ducked behind him and coldly shouted, "Stop!"

The most crucial wood-type wizard has been controlled by Yaro, and even though there are intermediate wizard apprentices in the field, Yaro is not afraid at all.

No matter how strong the damage or how high the attack, you still have to be able to hit the target first.

Without the detection abilities of the wood-type apprentices, the forest is the perfect battlefield for Yaro!
The apprentices looked at each other, hesitant to continue casting the spell, and looked at the handsome young man leading them.

Even third-rate thugs have a sense of loyalty, and the Griffin Alliance, which can band together to bully other students, is no exception.

Unless the benefits are extremely large, once Yaro controls one of their men, Kenan Nabi, no matter how unwilling he is, must make a concession.

Otherwise, problems will arise within their own ranks first.

Kenan Nabi stared at Yaro for a long time with a grim face, then spat out a sentence through gritted teeth: "You don't dare to kill him!"

He still refused to give up!
Yaro understood his implied meaning.

Kenan Nabi was merely reassuring the other apprentices.

What if Yaro really did kill him?

Kenan Nabi could easily claim he was unaware of Yarrow's wickedness, and then rally the other apprentices for revenge. This is precisely why Yarrow cannot back down!
Otherwise, he would be in a dilemma.

"You are questioning someone who passed the death test and personally severed the heads of more than a dozen pirates."

"I dare not kill—"

Yaro's eyes widened, and he grinned menacingly, revealing his stark white teeth. He pressed his head close to Finn's body and tightened his grip slightly.

"You trash?"

Strands of bright red blood flowed slowly down the gleaming blade.

Tick ​​tock!

Tick ​​tock!

One by one, drops of bright red blood fell to the ground, blooming in an instant.

Yaro did not kill Finn, but merely used his sword to lightly cut Finn's skin. However, his words and expressions clearly demonstrated his determination.

Silence fell over the surroundings.

That's right, someone who can pass the death test can still have a soft heart?

When the apprentices realized this, their last glimmer of hope was shattered.

If Kenan Nabi continues to insist, his apprentices will inevitably become disloyal!

Delia limped over to Yaro's side. Yaro sensed a slight tremor in the ground and grew increasingly anxious.

“No…don’t kill me,” Finn said, his lips pale and trembling. “I’ll quit. I will never…fight against you again!”

With a blade hanging over one's neck, even the strongest person will show some weakness.

What's more, these are teenagers who habitually use violence against others to demonstrate their own power.

Organizations built on violence will eventually collapse because of violence!
Yaro and Kenan Nabi both changed color at the same time, their expressions even somewhat similar.

Yaro's blade tilted slightly, the light from the sword reflecting into Finn's eyes. He sternly threatened, "Louder! What are you talking about?!"

Kenan Nabi remained silent, as if deliberately indulging himself.

Finn noticed the cold glint in his eyes, then glanced discreetly at the silent Knan Nabi. His resolve hardened, and he declared loudly, "I withdraw from the Griffin Alliance!"

call--!
Yaro and Kenan Nabi exclaimed softly in unison.

The next moment, Knan Nabi turned fierce and shouted angrily, "Fin, how dare you betray us?"

"Kill them!"

The menacing shadow hedgehog emerged again, and Kronan Nabi simultaneously cast another shadow-based spell.

"Shadow Claw!"

The other apprentices hesitated for a moment, then picked up their spellcasting materials and prepared to cast spells.

"No! Senior Kenan Nabi, I'm not..."

Finn watched in despair as various magical lights began to flicker.

"Don't worry!"

Yaro suddenly laughed, inexplicably took the longsword from his hand, and shoved Finn away.

"you……"

Seeing Yaro's actions, everyone hesitated again, and even Knan Nabi stopped controlling the giant shadow claw.

Because at the same time as pushing Finn away, Yaro actually dodged to the side. If Knan Nabi continued to attack, he could only kill Finn who was being pushed, and it would be difficult to hit Yaro who had dodged away.

In that brief moment of hesitation, a commotion rapidly approached.

One of the voices, a lewd one, stood out particularly.

"Yes! It's right ahead. It really shows how to defend against knights. Let's hurry, or we might miss it!"

Swish!
The branches swayed, and a large group of people was approaching.

Kenan Nabi's face was grim. He glanced at the direction of the swaying vegetation, gritted his teeth, and growled, "Go!"

(End of this chapter)