Wizard: This witcher is not doing his job

Chapter 70 Black Tern Island
Under the cold moonlight, Lake Vizima at night is as calm as a mirror.

A thin layer of mist shrouded the surface of the lake, making it impossible for ordinary people to see the direction in the lake.

The Fisherman King drove the wooden boat, like a sickle, quickly cut through the flat lake, leaving a series of ripples.

Wayne was playing with a black pearl that he got from Lala, the size of an egg, with a smooth and shiny surface, but there seemed to be some kind of wonderful charm inside, which could involuntarily attract the attention of others.

This is what Lala's brother, Fitz, stole. The school badge on his body responds to this black pearl, but there is no record of this pearl in the knowledge Wayne has learned.

The Fisherman King, who was driving the boat at the bow, was still silent, as if he had practiced closed-mouth meditation, and he didn't say a word except for the initial "departure".

However, judging from the speed and stability with which he drives the boat, this guy who looks like an old man should have quite strong physical strength and control, not as weak as he appears on the surface.

The wooden boat sailed for about half an hour, and an island covered with trees and vegetation gradually appeared in the sight of the three of them.

The area of ​​Black Tern Island is quite large, almost comparable to the entire new city of Vizima. Not only that, but in the places covered by vegetation and rocks, there are still some remains of ancient buildings. I don’t know if they are the remains of elves from thousands of years ago, or the remains of ancient races earlier.

But no matter what, these ruins have long been deserted, and the civilizations living on them no longer exist. Today, this deserted island has been occupied by a large number of wild animals and plants, as well as half murlocs.

After landing on the island in the middle of the lake, the Fisherman King, who was dressed in shabby linen clothes, picked up a hatchet from the bow, sat down on a stone, looked at Lala with cloudy eyes, and said:
"I'll wait for you here."

After saying this, he fell into silence again.

Wayne glanced at the Fisherman King, thinking that this mysterious figure should have the ability to protect himself, so he turned to Lala and asked:
"Lala, do you have a way to determine your brother's location?"

"If not, you and the Fisherman King will stay here and wait for me."

He was only asking tentatively, but he didn't expect the little guy to have some tricks. She held up the colorful conch on her neck like a show off, and said:

"Wayne, I can find my brother. There is also a conch on my brother. As long as I blow this on my hand, I can sense where my brother is."

Wayne raised his eyebrows, feeling that the Goddess of the Lake really cared for Lala's family and gave them a lot of good things. After thinking about it for a few seconds, he said:
"In this case, Lala, you can use the invisibility spell to follow me."

"Be careful, don't get close to any monsters!"

The little guy nodded obediently, picked up the colorful conch on his chest, and blew it in his mouth.

There was no sound, and after an invisible wave spread, she blinked, pointed to the south of Black Tern Island, and said:
"I feel it, my brother is over there, Wayne."

After finishing speaking, the little earth spirit Lala blew the colorful conch again, her body quickly became invisible, and followed Wayne cautiously.

There is a dense forest in the center of the island, and the fastest way to reach the south indicated by Lala is to go through this forest.

However, it is undoubtedly a dangerous thing to enter an unfamiliar woods at night. After thinking for a few seconds, Wayne decided to be more cautious, and walked quietly around the periphery of the forest.

Anyway, as long as you know the location of the little land spirit Fitz, you can find him if you spend a little more time.

The sneaking all the way went smoothly, although there were a few wild wolves and brown bears on the road, but under the appeasement of Wayne's Yaxi Fayin, there was no battle.

After another half an hour, Wayne and Lala finally went around the forest area, passed through a wilderness full of flowers and plants, and came to a damp cave near the lake.

Looking around, several fish-headed monsters holding wooden sticks and bone spears were standing around the cave in a daze, chatting in low voices, apparently not allowing other creatures to enter the cave.

Seeing how they could move freely in the dark without needing a torch, Wayne frowned, guessing that this creature also had the ability to see dark.

But it’s also true to think about it. Life at the bottom of a lake or seabed is obviously different from that on land. Without sunlight, light cannot enter such a deep place. If you want to live there, you must be able to move freely in the dark.

He turned his head to Lala, who was following behind him in a state of invisibility, and whispered:

"Your brother should be in that cave, but there should be some danger there, you wait for me here, don't go in, I will deal with it alone."

The little guy was quite well-behaved, without showing off, he nodded immediately and said:
"Okay, Wayne, but you have to be careful, and may the goddess bless you."

After explaining to Lala, Wayne took a few steps back, found behind a huge rock, sat cross-legged, and took out the swallow potion, wolf potion and Maribau forest potion from the magic pattern storage bag.

These three potions can respectively increase Wayne's body recovery speed, attack speed, and spell casting speed.

Considering that the target of this attack was a monster with relatively weak defense like the murloc, he didn't take Thunderbolt to increase his strength, but decided to strengthen his advantage of fast attack speed, which could cause lethality in a very short time.

After drinking the three bottles of potion, Wayne felt his body, as if he could continue to withstand more poison. After thinking about it for a few seconds, he gritted his teeth and took out a bottle of cat potion from the storage bag, and drank it down in one gulp.

Soon, as his eyes became bloodshot, the surroundings became clearer, and a feeling of itching and pain filled his blood vessels and muscles.

This is the body telling him that the toxicity has reached the limit and cannot continue to increase.

Wayne let out a foul breath, endured the discomfort in his body, and took out a bottle of invisibility potion and a bottle of healing potion from Azeroth from the storage bag, and put them in his pocket together with seven or eight alchemy bombs.

No one knew how many murlocs there were in the cave. These alchemy bombs and potions were what he relied on to save his life.

When everything was ready, Wayne hid the steel sword behind the stone, took a deep breath, pulled out the master-level silver sword in his hand, kicked his feet on the ground, lowered his body, and under the cover of weeds, rushed towards the half murlocs guarding the entrance of the cave at an extremely fast speed.

These demihuman creatures, generally between 1.2 meters and 1.4 meters in height, never thought that someone would attack them at night.

Before they could react, the three murlocs closest to Wayne had already fallen under his piercing sword light, and their heads were chopped off by the sharp silver sword.

At the same time, Wayne also noticed that the strength of these half murlocs was much smaller than that of normal human males. Although they had limbs, the structure of their joints made them unable to be as flexible as humans.

However, they are covered with a thick layer of scales, like fish scales, densely stacked in many layers, and the silver sword will cause a little hindrance when they are cut, which is equivalent to wearing a piece of leather armor.

After beheading three murlocs in a row, the other murlocs also came to their senses. A slightly fat half murloc with only one eye was the fastest. It picked up the spear in its hand, raised its head, screamed strangely, and stabbed towards Wayne's lower abdomen.

However, his speed was obviously much slower than Wayne's. As soon as the spear made of fishbone was raised, Wayne's silver sword pierced through his only remaining fish eye at lightning speed, instantly destroying the murloc's underdeveloped brain.

After killing the murloc, Wayne immediately pulled out his silver sword, twisted his waist, kicked away the murloc corpse in front of him, and launched a swift oblique slash at the other murloc closest to him.

The murloc obviously had a little fighting experience. He raised a rusty iron axe, trying to block the attack with the ax face, but Wayne's speed was not what these monsters weaker than water ghosts could react to.

Before the half murloc raised its arm, the sharp sword light had already cut off half of its body.

Stenchy blood spewed out, and the fish-smelling body was split in two. Wayne did not dodge or dodge, and with the cover of the blood, he made another horizontal cut, directly cutting off the cap of the last half murloc at the entrance of the cave.

From the start of the attack to the end of the battle, in less than half a minute, six and a half murlocs fell under Wayne's sword.

To put it bluntly, with the five-level swordsmanship blessing, plus the agility of the cat, the agility talent of the half-elf, and the enhancement of the wolf potion, Wayne's attack speed is definitely the top group in the entire Northern Kingdom.

Dealing with these weak murlocs who were still using bone spears and wooden sticks and didn't even have a pair of decent armor was as easy as chopping melons and vegetables.

(End of this chapter)