Chapter 66 Bina (Part 2)

A huge sound vibrated in the air.

The crossbow arrow made a terrifying sound, and while Bina was stunned, it shot towards her fiercely, knocking Bina away in one fell swoop.

"ah!"

Bina let out a scream.

Everything happened too fast and too suddenly. She was completely unprepared. The witchcraft energy in her body had just emerged, and before it could form a protective halo, she was hit by the crossbow arrow.

She lay powerlessly on the ground, her body covered in blood. Several crossbow arrows pierced her body, causing her to struggle and moan faintly.

If her physical fitness was not above 9, which was too strong, she would have died long ago if these crossbow arrows had pierced her body.

"Molin, Molin, you, you you..."

Bina struggled backwards, trying to escape, and kept talking at the same time, her voice full of disbelief.

At this point, no matter how slow-witted Bina was, she understood that Morin wanted to harm her.

"Although I don't know why you want to attack me, Morin, I am a third-class wizard apprentice, and I am not comparable to an ordinary third-class apprentice. Morin, you asked for it, you are no match for me..." Bina shouted while trying to stand up.

But then, her expression changed.

"How could this be, I... Why have I become so weak? Why is the wizard energy in my body so sluggish? This, this is..."

Bina's voice was filled with fear.

At this moment, a low sound of witchcraft incantation suddenly rang out.

Then, countless level-0 sorceries such as explosive fireballs, acid missiles, undead wind arrows, etc. appeared at once, surging and drowning Bina.

The energy particles in the air were boiling, Bina kept screaming and rolling on the ground.

She barely used the wizard energy in her body to form a simple halo, but it didn't have much effect. Under those zero-level witchcraft, the zero-level witchcraft halo on her body kept dispersing, becoming thinner and thinner, and it could completely disappear at any time.

whoosh!

Suddenly there was a muffled sound in the air.

Morin's whole body was wrapped in a layer of blood-red vines, with only a pair of eyes exposed. He suddenly appeared beside Bina and kicked her hard.

boom!

Bina screamed again, her body flew out heavily, fell to the ground, and rolled several times before slowly stopping.

Before she could recover, her vision suddenly blurred and Morin appeared next to Bina again.

He reached out and grabbed Bina's hair, then lifted Bina's head and smashed it hard against the big rock next to him.

With a bang, the big rock shattered, smoke and dust splashed, and countless pieces of gravel scattered everywhere.

Bina's head was covered with stone dust, and blood kept flowing out of her head, looking scary.

Heavy gasping sounds were heard and Bina fell to the ground, her eyes were dazed, her chest heaving slightly, her hands were loosened, and she no longer had the strength to resist.

Morin looked at Bina, who was lying on the ground in a very disheveled state, smiled and greeted her.

"Hello, Bina."

The smile on his face was very faint, just like it always was.

Bina shuddered at the familiar smile. She opened her mouth and said, "Molin, why did you..."

"Does it make sense to ask me the reason at this time?" Morin smiled.

He squatted down, took out a tube of medicine, then pinched Bina's mouth open and poured the medicine into her mouth.

Bina wanted to refuse, but she had no choice. In the end, she swallowed the potion.

"Okay, it's all right now."

When Morin saw this scene, he felt relieved. After swallowing the potion, Bina was temporarily unable to call upon the wizard energy in her body. In her seriously injured state, she was not even as good as an ordinary woman.

His careful planning paid off. Now that it's almost done, he can finally rest assured.

He looked at Bina, who was lying on the ground with eyes full of resentment, and said, "Well, Bina, let me introduce myself again. I am Morin, Morin Olsen, the wizard apprentice of the Dark Forest."

Dark forest?

Bina was stunned for a moment, then she twisted her body and said, "I didn't expect that, Mo Lin, you are actually the black robe of the Dark Forest. You black guys are so cruel and ruthless, you..."

"I have some sad news for you. I killed Patton."

Mo Lin raised his head slightly and interrupted Bina.

Bina's voice stopped immediately. She looked at Morin, and her eyes slowly changed, from fear and anger, to disbelief, and finally, to deep resentment.

"Maureen, Maureen, you, it's you, it's you, it's you who killed Patton, I will kill you, I will kill you..." Bina cursed.

"Seeing your reaction, I suddenly felt that I did a very good job."

"Sure enough, I should have been the first to attack you."

Maureen smiled.

First, he used scarlet potion to inactivate the wizard energy in Bina's body and make it sluggish, which greatly weakened Bina's strength. Then, he launched a sneak attack with the crossbow bought from the gray pigeon gathering place, and then he took action. After all these actions, even though Bina was very strong, he did not take much effort to subdue her.

It is much better than a highly dangerous frontal attack.

His plan really paid off.

The smile on Morin's face slowly faded, and he said, "Okay, Bina, let's talk about business."

"First, give me a copy of every witchcraft model you know."

"Second, I want all the basic subject knowledge you know."

"Third, tell me everything you know about alchemy."

This is why Morin did not kill Bina directly. Through a few days of communication, he knew that Bina had a rich reserve of knowledge, which made him very envious.

Now that he has the chance, of course he wants to know.

"What!" Bina was stunned, and then she cursed again, "Mo Lin, you are delusional, you are dreaming, you are dreaming...ah!"

Morin's response was simple. He took out a cross sword and pierced Bina's thigh with it, causing Bina to face squeezed in pain and her body to tremble constantly.

"Bina, stop talking nonsense." Mo Lin looked over and said calmly, without any sadness or joy, "Hurry up and tell me."

"You want me to tell you? Mo Lin, you're dreaming! I won't tell you even if I die!"

Bina gritted her teeth and spoke firmly.

"Really?" Morin raised the cross sword slightly, and with a move of his hand, a brilliant silver light was left in front of Bina's eyes. He laughed and said, "Bina, I forgot to tell you, well, you probably know that I am a pharmacist. I have some strange gadgets on me. Well, there is nothing special about them. They can make the pain in your body a hundred times stronger. If I stab you with a sword, the feeling will not be something you can bear."

"Besides that, I have some powder on me. It's also nothing special. It can make your whole body itch, making you want to neither live nor die. You want to scratch your skin and flesh to pieces, and even scratch yourself to pieces through the cracks in your bones."

"Molin, you..."

Bina pursed her lips tightly, but her face gradually turned paler.

"Also, I have to say, Bina, you are so beautiful." Morin's eyes fell on Bina. Although Bina was injured and her clothes were in disarray, this gave people a different kind of temptation, making the trapped beast in people's hearts become restless.

"Tell me, what if I let you eat a powder that makes you want to tear yourself apart, and then I come and violate you?"

Mo Lin laughed, but in Bina's eyes, this smile was indescribably cold.

Bina's breath choked, and endless fear welled up in her eyes.

"Not just me. After I've played with you for a few days, I'll go find some homeless people and beggars, as well as thieves and criminals, and let them take turns while you're suffering from the powder..." Morin continued.

"Enough is enough! I'll tell you, I'll tell you!"

Bina finally broke down. Her face changed and she shouted loudly, "Molin, I'll tell you everything!"

"That's good." Morin shrugged, looking gentle and harmless, and said, "Bina, just cooperate. You know, I don't want to really do what I just said."

"Also, don't lie. I have a way to tell if you are lying."

Maureen held up a finger and shook it gently.

In his mind, the chip was scanning Bina's condition at the moment, and was carefully analyzing Bina's words and her physical condition.

Perhaps it was because the situation changed too quickly, or perhaps the scene described by Maureen was too scary, which frightened Bina. Then, Bina cooperated very well and told her everything she knew without hiding anything.

"Maureen, that's all I know."

Bina was gasping for breath on the ground, and from time to time, blood flowed from the corners of her mouth.

Maureen stood there, motionless, as if in a trance.

"Chip, what's going on?"

"Ding! Five zero-level witchcraft models and three improved versions of zero-level witchcraft models have been recorded!"

"Three basic subject knowledge has been included!"

"Alchemy knowledge has been recorded!"

"Ding! All data has been processed by category and stored in the database!"

"Okay." Hearing the sound of the chip, Morin laughed.

He turned his head and looked at Bina lying on the ground.

"Thank you for telling me so many things, Bina, thank you very much, thank you so much."

There was no expression on Maureen's face.

"Molin, I have told you everything I know, so can you let me go?" Bina looked at Morin, and hope suddenly rose in her heart. She said, "I can pay the price, and I will never tell my family what happened. I swear, we can sign the most stringent treaty. Really, Morin, you have to believe me, I..."

Phew.

Morin pierced Bina's neck with a cross sword.

"Bina, you're going to die, so why bother talking useless nonsense, right?" Morin said softly.

He stabbed again.

Bina's neck was pierced and blood kept oozing out. She looked at Maureen beside her with a dazed look in her eyes.

Suddenly, she seemed to have thought of something and laughed out loud, "Ha...haha...Molin...I...I thought...I thought...you will never...be able to embark on the path of a wizard...become...become a powerful wizard...at most you can become...a weak, pitiful, trash...a trash wizard..."

"Haha…what you don't know…what you don't have…ha…haha…retribution…this will be your retribution!"

"Bina, what are you talking about!" Morin realized something was wrong, squatted down, grabbed Bina's clothes and wanted to get to the bottom of it.

But Bina only yelled out the last sentence, her head tilted, and she stopped breathing.

Maureen slowly untied Bina's clothes, with an ugly look on his face.

When he heard Bina's words, he suddenly felt that he knew too little about formal wizards.

"Bina..." For some reason, Mo Lin felt an inexplicable worry in his heart.

He simply searched Bina's body, found something useful, and then used a fireball to burn the corpse clean.

Then, Morin cleaned up his surroundings and rode his horse towards the next town.

He checked into the best local hotel and had dinner.

night.

The lights were bright and illuminating, and the luxurious room looked like a palace.

Morin made a spellcasting gesture and arranged everything around him. After making sure there were no problems, he placed several top-grade magic stones on the ground, touched his wrist, and then whispered a few witchcraft spells.

The halo flickered, and several high-quality magic stones emitted a faint glow. Some dark energy particles gathered together to form a translucent human figure in the air.

The portrait only had the upper body, while the lower body was filled with surging energy particles. The portrait looked exactly like Adrian.

"tutor."

Maureen bowed slightly.

"Molin, you came to see me, what's the matter?" Adrian looked surprised and said, "You know, such long-distance communication consumes a lot of magic stones."

"I would like to ask the instructor a question."

Morin started talking, he looked directly at Adrian and said, "I want to know something about official wizards."

"About the official wizard? Maureen, didn't I tell you that?"

Adrian was even more surprised.

"Teacher, this time, what I want to know is not how to become a formal wizard, but the secrets of formal wizards, and..."

Morin took a deep breath and asked, "Is there any difference between formal wizards?"

Adrian was silent.

After a long time, he frowned slightly, looked at Mo Lin, and said: "Mo Lin..."

"tutor."

Morin didn't say anything, but just bowed slightly, looking very determined.

"Maureen, you also know something now." Adrian sighed. He looked at Maureen with a look of relief in his eyes and said, "But I'm glad you know it, really."

"I am very happy."