Chapter 46: Dark Wind Ring

"The Bauhinia Principality is in the northeast of the Dark Forest, and it is nearly three months away from the Dark Forest."

In the carriage, Morin was holding a map in his hand, frowning and looking at it carefully.

This is the map he bought in the trading area, which is sold exclusively by the Dark Forest. It is very detailed and carefully marks the geographical conditions of the Dark Forest and the nearby principalities. Of course, the price is not low, costing four magic stones.

Morin thought it was very expensive when he bought it, but now, he feels it is well worth it.

"Although there are various principalities in the Parsis subcontinent, this is only a superficial phenomenon. In fact, various wizard organizations are secretly controlling those principalities, using them to collect various resources and help those wizards improve their strength. So, in a sense, the various principalities are just tools for wizard organizations to collect resources."

"But the various principalities are not without autonomy. After all, over the years, the royal families of various kingdoms have always been able to gain a certain status and voice."

Maureen silently thought about the relationship between the wizarding organization and the various principalities. Generally speaking, the principalities depend on the wizarding organization and rely on the weirdness and power of the wizarding organization to maintain their own rule, but it is not a simple dependent relationship. In a sense, it is more like a cooperation.

"The Bauhinia Principality has a total of twenty-seven provinces, and the fief of Marquis Umas is in the Makolin Province, southeast of the Bauhinia Principality." Morin stretched out his finger and ran it across the map, frowning slightly.

It didn't take long for him to make a decision.

"I'd better go to the Macolin Province first to help Marquis Umas solve his problem. Besides, there are many wizard gathering places on the way to the fiefdom where I can communicate." Morin touched his chin, smiled, and said, "Besides, I can take advantage of the opportunity to sell these finished potions on the carriage as soon as possible."

Maureen glanced behind the carriage and a smile appeared in his eyes.

He had made a lot of finished potions. Although he had to sell some of them in order to create an illusion and purchase the necessary knowledge in the Dark Forest, that only accounted for a very small proportion of them.

"It is said that in the Dark Forest, the prices of various items are very low. I don't know what the prices of these items of mine can be sold for outside..."

Maureen couldn't help but think.

Just then, a faint sound was heard.

"Simmons..."

"Osedo..."

This is the sound of witchcraft.

Mo Lin's expression changed.

whoosh!

A crossbow arrow shot from the sky, and then, numerous witchcrafts such as ice cones, black fog, fire, missiles, etc., overwhelmed Morin.

"boom!"

Morin's body flew up and landed heavily in the woods nearby, disappearing in an instant.

"Well, is he dead?"

"That shouldn't be the case. We have controlled the power. Master Jay said that he wants to bring Morin alive..."

"Luckily we have it under control and the carriage is still there. There must be something of Morin hidden inside. The property of a pharmacist, really, wow..."

Several wizard apprentices in black robes walked out from the trees nearby and whispered to the lonely carriage in front.

"Okay, stop talking, Simon. Maureen should be almost dead. You take Fess and the others to bring Maureen back. Wharton and I will control the carriage." In the front, a young man with acne on his face waved his hand and spoke loudly.

"OK, alright."

The other black-robed teenagers nodded.

Then they suddenly found that they could not move their bodies.

A faint blood light enveloped them, and in the range of the blood light, tiny blood-colored vines grew out and tightly entangled them, making them unable to move at all.

"It's Jay."

Morin's voice came over. At this time, his whole body was covered in a thick layer of blood-red armor. He walked over step by step, looking very weird and scary.

"You, Maureen, you..."

The black-robed apprentices were all stunned. Suddenly, the young man with pimples on his face, who was in the lead, seemed to have discovered something. He shouted, "Magic item! It's actually a magic item, Morin, you..."

"Not bad, you have good eyesight."

Maureen smiled, then he snapped his fingers lightly.

Snapped!

Bang bang bang!

Except for the black-robed apprentice who was in the lead, the other wizard apprentices didn't even make a sound before being chopped into pieces by the blood-red vines.

Mo Lin glanced at the pockmarked boy who was in the lead and said, "I think you should know what I want to ask."

"Don't kill me! Don't kill me! I'll tell you everything. Master Jay is just ahead, not far ahead..."

The pimple-faced boy turned pale, and started to yell, talking non-stop.

Maureen nodded and said nothing more.

He stretched out his hand, his lips moved slightly, and then a deep red fireball flew out and instantly smashed the head of the acne-faced boy.

"Jay..."

Morin looked ahead with a cold look in his eyes.

......

"Master Jay, why haven't Simon and the others come yet?"

In an open space, Wolf approached Jay, thought for a moment, and asked.

"Why are you afraid of Wolf? It's easy for Simon and the other second-class apprentices to deal with a mere Morin. Don't forget, Morin is a pharmacist, and fighting is not his forte." Jay snorted softly, his words full of disdain for Morin.

Wolf smiled awkwardly, but then he thought of another question and said, "Master Jay, why doesn't the wizard of the Olivia family come forward? I think if the wizard is willing to come forward, then Morin..."

"That's enough Wolf!"

Jay yelled, his voice filled with anger.

Whenever Jay thought of this, he felt depressed. He begged his grandfather Baroque to come and deal with Maureen, but for some reason, Baroque refused directly.

This made Jay feel very sad. You know, he had been a direct member of the family since he was a child and was deeply loved, but this time, his grandfather actually rejected his request.

Not only his grandfather, but no other official wizard who often appeared in the family agreed to this.

"You all rejected my request. Fine, then I will sneak out and secretly deal with Morin. After all, I, Jay, can do this kind of thing by myself."

Jay thought viciously in his heart.

He glared at Wolf fiercely and said, "What's wrong with no official wizard from the family coming forward? Don't forget, this time, I invited many powerful wizard apprentices to come, even two or three third-level apprentices. With so many people, can't they deal with Morin?"

Wolf shrank his neck, with an embarrassed expression on his face.

That's right, even if there are no official wizards, but with so many wizard apprentices, how could they not be able to deal with even one Morin?

"Master Jay."

At this time, two or three young men in black robes ran to Jay, bowed slightly, and said, "According to your request, we have captured these black-lined horn-fanged snakes."

A hissing sound continued to be heard. In a huge cage, groups of black snakes kept wriggling and hissing. Faintly, one could see the tiny sharp teeth of these black snakes.

"Haha, okay, at least I caught it." Jay laughed.

He turned around and looked at the other wizard apprentices next to him, and said, "Okay, are you done?"

"We've done it, Master Jay." Several other wizard apprentices bowed slightly and said, "We have solidified the pain spell and the constant spell in this pit. As long as Wharton and the others catch Morin and throw him into the pit, he will be unable to move and can only watch himself being bitten to death by these black-lined horn-fanged snakes."

"Besides, due to the existence of the pain witchcraft, he will feel great pain, but he has no way to deal with it."

"Haha, good, that's good." Jay laughed and said, "Very good, now everything is ready, we just have to wait for Walton and the others to capture Morin."

"Yes, Master Jay, as long as Morin is caught, he will die, and he will die miserably."

Seeing this opportunity, Wolfe quickly approached and flattered him, saying, "Molin, he deserves it for getting you drunk."

Jay didn't say anything, but the expression on his face became more and more satisfied.

Seeing this, Wolf became even more excited and said, "Master Jay, Maureen, he really has no eyes. His death is really in vain. He..."

Wolf's voice suddenly stopped.

He opened his eyes wide and made a rumbling sound from his mouth, but he couldn't utter a word.

"Wolf, what's wrong with you, you..." Jay was stunned. He looked over and was shocked.

An arrow flew from somewhere and pierced Wolf's neck.

With a bang, Wolf's body fell heavily to the ground.

"So you want me to die so much."

"Jay..."

Morin slowly put down the longbow in his hand, jumped off the carriage and walked forward.

"Maureen!"

Jay screamed as if he had seen a ghost. The other wizard apprentices beside him were stunned, and then looked at Moy with ill intentions.

"Maureen, you are not dead. Then, what about Wharton and the others..." Jay pointed at Maureen, with undisguised surprise in his eyes.

"I'm here. What do you think about them?" Mo Lin smiled gently.

"You killed Walton and the others."

Jay took a deep breath, but then he looked at Morin as if he was a fool and said, "Molin, you killed Walton and the others, but you didn't run away, but came to me. You are so stupid."

"You are asking for death yourself!"

Jay waved his hand and said, "Go ahead, beat him up and bring him here!"

Those black-robed wizard apprentices looked at Morin with contempt, and then their lips moved slightly, and powerful wizard energy gradually gathered together. This was a sign that witchcraft was about to be released.

"Are you going to cast a spell on me?" Morin looked at the black-robed wizard apprentices and raised his head slightly.

He chuckled as if he had thought of something, and said, "It's just right. I'll use you to test my new creation."

boom!

Those wizard apprentices took action instantly, releasing one level zero spell after another. The range was very large, covering the front. It seemed that Morin could not avoid it at all.

A huge noise was heard, trees were thrown into the air, mud was splashed, and Morin's figure disappeared.

When the smoke and dust cleared, Jay and the others looked over, but did not see Morin at all.

call!

Morin was covered in blood-red armor and appeared high in the sky. He sprinkled a handful of black powder and chanted spells continuously.

"That endless wind, that surging darkness, please let me demonstrate your power and tear apart all offenders before my eyes (Ancient Andasi)!"

"Let's see how powerful you are. My combined magic..."

"Dark Wind Ring!"

As soon as Morin finished chanting the spell, the black powder suddenly disappeared. Then, a dark hurricane surged and roared down, rushing towards the wizard apprentices.

"Ah, what is this!"

"damn it!"

The black wind swept past, and the wizard apprentices screamed one after another. The flesh and blood eroded by the black hurricane disappeared completely, leaving only one or two yellowed and cracked bones falling weakly to the ground.

The wizard apprentice had wizard energy emanating from his body and wanted to resist, but he had no power at all. After a little resistance, he was blown away by the black wind, and all his flesh and blood was completely consumed.

"It seems that the effect is better than I thought."

Such a thought flashed through Morin's mind, and his whole body was lifted up by a faint black wind and slowly fell to the ground.

"Dark Wind Ring, Level 0 witchcraft, combined witchcraft, composed of two Level 0 witchcrafts, Hand of Negative Energy and Mantik Death Shield. Subjects involved: "Energy Conversion Theory", "Doratu Conjecture", "Misuan's Fang Classification Tutorial", Power: 8 degrees."

A faint blue light flashed before Morin's eyes. It was the chip analyzing the dark wind ring.

"Damn it, damn it!"

The only few third-class apprentices who managed to hold on, screamed, and without a second thought, turned around and tried to escape.

Everyone knows that in this situation, they cannot survive and the best option is to escape.

But they had just run a few steps when they were covered by a faint layer. Then, countless tiny blood-red vines grew out and enveloped them.

"You...you..." The wizard energy of the two or three third-class wizard apprentices surged, forming a faint halo on the surface of their bodies, resisting the erosion of the blood-colored vines, but it could only hold on with difficulty.

"I'm sorry you guys want to kill me."

The corners of Mo Lin's mouth twitched slightly, and he said, "So, I'm asking you to die."

As soon as he finished speaking, the third-class apprentices let out a loud scream, and the halos on their bodies dissipated. In a moment, they were strangled to death by the blood-colored vines.

Then Maureen turned around and looked at Jay, who had been frightened beside him. A smile appeared on his face and he said, "Long time no see, Jay."

"You, you, you, Maureen, you..." Jay looked at Maureen, dazed and stupid, but couldn't say a word.

"Why, you don't recognize me anymore, don't you want to kill me?"

Morin smiled and walked towards Jay who was wrapped in bloody vines. He held back on Jay, otherwise, Jay would have died long ago.

After all, the issue between him and Jay couldn't be resolved so easily.

"Demonized items, and that kind of weird witchcraft, Morin, you, you..." Jay looked at Morin with disbelief in his eyes.

"Yeah, look, you've found out everything. So tell me, how should I treat you, Jay?"

Maureen smiled softly.

Jay's body kept shaking. After a moment, he suddenly shouted, "No, don't kill me, Morin, don't kill me."

After what happened just now, Jay naturally knew how terrifying Morin's strength was. Now, he could only beg for mercy.

Maureen didn't say anything, just looked at Jay quietly.

"I, I am the direct descendant of the Olivia family, Maureen, you can't, you can't..." Jay kept talking.

"I know you are the direct blood of the Olivia family."

Mo Lin suddenly spoke, with a slight smile on his face but a cold look in his eyes, "But unfortunately, I have already missed it once, and I don't want to miss it again."

"Before, I didn't want to offend the Olivia family, but I thought too simply. After all, I didn't understand the rules of the wizarding world, so I didn't do well."

"This time, I can't be like last time."

Maureen patted Jay's face gently and said, "Jay, I've learned my lesson."

"Besides, I'm about to leave the Dark Forest."

"So, Jay, you know what I mean."

Maureen chuckled.

Jay froze, the color instantly draining from his face.

The corners of Maureen's mouth curled up slightly, and he carried Jay to the side of the big pit.

He worked to break the two simple spells, and then arranged the large pits around them. It looked more like a large pit that was created by a huge impact.

"Okay, that's about it."

Morin chuckled and shook the cross sword in his hand, leaving deep bloody marks on Jay's body, making Jay unable to move. Then he threw Jay directly into the big pit.

"Jay..."

"Goodbye."

Morin said softly, and then threw the cage containing the snake with black horn fangs into the pit.

With a bang, the cage broke apart, and countless black-lined horn-fanged snakes rushed out, rushing madly towards Jay, who was emitting a bloody smell and could not move at all.

"Ah, ah…"

"No no!"

"Molin, save me, Molin...don't do this, save me...Molin...don't..."

"ah..."

Jay's screams continued to echo.

Maureen didn't even look at Jay, turned around and walked outside.

Jay's fate was sealed.

The carriage was parked there, and the black horse was restlessly kicking the stones on the ground with its hooves, quietly. Because Jay and his men wanted Morin's property before, they were very careful not to affect the carriage.

Morin thought about it, tidied up the surroundings a little, got on the carriage and walked outside.

The sound of horse hooves could be heard, and Morin leaned against the carriage, his mood gradually improving.

Suddenly, Mo Lin felt as if something was wrong again. The surroundings were too quiet, even a little eerie.

Morin held the cross sword at his waist and looked around, but saw nothing.

hiss~~

Faintly, Morin seemed to hear a huge snake sound coming from over there.

He turned around subconsciously and saw a figure standing on the head of a giant snake phantom on the side of a mountain. The figure flashed by and disappeared in a moment.

A faint yet thick smell of flames, gunpowder, and sulfur wafted over.

Mo Lin frowned. He thought of the figure just now and suddenly felt as if he had seen him somewhere before.

"Aaron..." Morin said softly, looking at the location of the mountain and frowned slightly.

His face was calm, as if he had thought of something.

After a moment, Morin suddenly smiled slightly.

"Let's go."

Maureen flicked the whip gently.

With a clatter, the carriage moved away again.