Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 77 Making a decision
The rules governing interactions among wizards are somewhat similar to the 'dark jungle law'.

When things are peaceful, everyone is fine, but once a conflict arises, they will inevitably resort to any means necessary to kill each other.

Especially during the apprenticeship stage, everyone's defensive capabilities are weak, and if prepared, many can unleash powerful offensive capabilities.

It's like everyone is carrying a gun; the first move gives you a huge advantage.

This is why the rioters have become increasingly cruel, as they need to use brutal methods to deter others.

A cold glint flashed in Yaro's eyes.

He didn't want to guess what kind of treatment he would receive if he fell into enemy hands.

……

After turning the corner and arriving at Battle Corner Street, Yaro walked steadily toward the Mysterious Palace.

As they approached the mysterious hall, Yaro saw the same person from yesterday again. This time, the person was standing at the entrance of the mysterious hall. After glancing at Yaro out of the corner of his eye, he actually walked into the hall first.

Destined?

No! It was premeditated!

Yaro gripped the sword hilt tightly, but then loosened his grip again after seeing the flow of people coming and going.

Wait a minute. We can't make a move now. If we do, we'll get beaten to death by the people around us without even knowing what happened.

Maintaining his pace, Yaro steadily walked towards the mysterious hall.

He remembered.

“That person is one of Kenan Nabi’s ‘brothers’!”

"We can't expose ourselves; we've already discovered them."

Inside the mysterious hall, people continued to come and go. Wounded apprentices emerged with the joy of a bountiful harvest, while fully armed apprentices poured in with trepidation.

This is a paradise for the strong to reap the rewards, and a graveyard for the weak to be buried.

Yaro stared calmly ahead, but his main attention was focused on his peripheral vision.

Sure enough, the person who came in first had not yet stepped into the strange space around the corner!

He was waiting for him, but he came in first as a cover-up.

This battle is unavoidable; we need to consider how to fight it.

Fighting should not be done recklessly.

As a nation, the shaman uses martial arts to protect himself in order to promote development.

There's no need to overthink the purpose of the battle; it's a defensive counterattack. The goal is simply to prevent them from having the ability to continue infringing upon my capabilities.

If the punishment is too lenient, it will only reveal that you have discovered their hostility, and will not stop them from continuing to attack you.

If the punishment is too severe, it will only deepen the hatred, and there is no guarantee that they will not take further action.

and so.

The objective is simple and clear—to annihilate the invading enemy!
A fierce dog can hardly bark wildly; a weapon of killing is hidden deep within its sheath.

Yaro followed the crowd, pretending not to know anything, and continued walking toward corner 13.

What should be the strategy for the battle?
To wait in comfort for the enemy to tire themselves out?
Sitting on the sidelines?

After turning the corner, Yaro immediately climbed onto the nearby ruins and looked around to assess the situation.

The apprentices, emerging from different hidden corners, immediately spotted Yaro climbing to a high place. Each of them wore a serious expression, wary of Yaro, while cautiously retreating into different architectural ruins.

This ruin used to be a small town, covering a considerable area, and I have no idea from which corner the pedestrian will appear.

Rashly waiting at a street corner will only create unnecessary enemies for yourself.

and so.

Since they don't know they've been discovered, they might as well go and gain experience first.

Once they come in, there will only be two choices.

Firstly, they used mysterious methods to track his movements. The place he was going to was a gathering place for evil spirits, and since they were numerous, it would be easier for him to escape than for the evil spirits to do so. In fact, those evil spirits would become his allies.

Secondly, without any means of tracking, they could only lie in ambush and wait in the ruins.

So, how long can they remain on high alert?
One hour?

two hours?
one day?
Two days?

By exhausting their minds and starving their bodies, we can indirectly weaken their fighting ability and take the initiative in the battle.

What if you are coming alone?

That wouldn't pose any threat to me, so I could pretend not to know it, avoid it, and choose another route to go back first.

Having decided on his direction, Yarrow turned and left.

……

In the Intermediate Apprentice City, a novice apprentice carefully dodged the surrounding pedestrians and hurriedly entered a room.

The room was ornately decorated, and Kenan Nabi sat high in the room, surrounded by five apprentices who whispered amongst themselves in hushed tones.

But upon hearing footsteps, they all turned their heads and looked towards the gate.

The novice apprentice who pushed open the door didn't waste any time. After looking around, he said directly, "I saw him enter Bloody Forest No. 13."

"The Bloody Forest?"

Knan Nabi pondered for a moment, then looked up and instructed, "Then it's up to you. Remember, if you can capture him alive, that's best. If not, at least keep his head intact. I want the others to see clearly what happens to those who hurt my brother!"

"Yes."

"Ok."

The apprentices responded sporadically.

They've done even bloodier things than this, otherwise how could they run rampant among junior apprentices?

Do you really think junior apprentices are easy to bully?
Who among those who can enter the academy hasn't seen blood?

Only tougher measures can subdue others!

“Entering the eerie space will take at least three hours to come out, so we don’t need to rush,” Kenan Nabi nodded slightly. “Go and put on your equipment. Although we’re just guarding him in the ruins, we can’t skimp on the necessary preparations.”

"Once you're dressed, take that item and head straight there. I'll be waiting outside the mysterious hall for your good news of victory."

After giving his instructions, Kenan Nabi pushed open the door and left.

……

Having rushed to the Misty Otherworld, Kenan Nabi skillfully cast a Shadow Rat.

Soon, the mist churned and coalesced, and a lovely, beautiful girl appeared, eagerly asking, "Has Yaro entered the Bloodstained Forest?"

Each time Kenan Nabi casts a Shadow Rat, it carries with it the general information he came to convey, so he wasn't surprised that Senior Sister Amy knew about it.

“Yes, Senior Sister Amy,” Kenan Nabi said respectfully, “I have sent seven of my apprentices to keep watch over him, along with a ‘Puppet Master’s Seed,’ which Yaro will be able to deliver to you soon.”

"Great!"

The red-haired girl was so happy that she danced and jumped around like a child who had received candy.

"What's making you so happy?" An alluring voice came from the mist.

“Mother?” Amy turned around abruptly.

As the clouds rolled in, an alluring figure came into view.

Wisps of mist, like flowing shawls, lingered on her jade-like skin, then reluctantly retreated, revealing her beautiful, smiling eyes.

Her gaze shines brightly, her movements graceful as she treads on the vast waves.

This scenery is so breathtaking that even the most skilled painters would linger, reluctant to blink.

Unfortunately, the only man in the area was already kneeling on the ground.

(End of this chapter)