From Wild Mage to Wizard King

The Kingdom of the North is a united kingdom of humans and orcs led by the Gray Orcs. After years of integration and development, the population ratio of humans and orcs has dropped rapidly, and the hybrid half-orcs have gradually occupied the mainstream of the kingdom's population.

While integrating and developing, the Kingdom of the North has also absorbed the traditions of humans and orcs in many aspects such as administration and military.

While retaining the tradition of powerful rule by the Gray Orcs, the Kingdom of the North has absorbed the human feudal system into its own ruling system, and divided the vast villages into fragmented feudal autonomy, retaining only the control over towns and military strongholds, while also ensuring the absolute advantage of the central government.

Although this mixed ruling system has enabled the Kingdom of the North to appease the local forces of humans and ensure the stability of its rule, the extensive and fragmented autonomy has also led to extremely poor public security in the Kingdom of the North.

Except for the areas directly controlled by the Kingdom of the North, the vast autonomous areas of villages are basically seriously plagued by banditry, and killing and looting are common phenomena. Even if a few autonomous tribes disappear, no one will care. The previous cult organizations also developed in this environment.

On the ice field covered with ice and snow, more than 20 ice field orc bandits were observing their new prey.

A lonely carriage walking on the ice field, without a driver.

Looking at the badge of the Spellcaster Association on the carriage, the leading orc licked his lips greedily.

Around him, other orcs were rubbing their hands, ready to attack and plunder at any time.

However, among a group of orcs rubbing their hands, an orc who was obviously shorter than the people around him was a little uneasy.

He touched the scimitar in his hand, his heart was beating constantly, and he said a little uneasy.

"That seems to be the badge of the extraordinary. Do we really want to rob the carriage of the extraordinary?"

"Don't be afraid, those wizards rarely go out of the city, and this is just a carriage. At most, there will be one or two wizard apprentices. Real wizards will not be so low-key when they go out."

The orc next to him waved the scimitar in his hand and smiled to comfort him.

"Those apprentices are probably scared to death when they see us. Be careful and rush up and kill them one by one."

The short orc swallowed his saliva, nodded, and subconsciously tightened his scimitar.

Just when he was about to ask something else, the leading orc blew the whistle of looting and rushed up on horseback.

After the whistle sounded, the remaining orcs immediately followed him.

"Follow!"

After shouting to the short orc, the orcs beside him also followed the crowd and killed them, and he gritted his teeth and drove the horse to follow.

This lonely carriage was naturally driven by Roland and Hela.

After the orc bandits rushed over, Roland, who was teaching Hela in the carriage, stopped.

He looked up in the direction of the bandits and said softly.

"Free targets are delivered to your door. Twenty-three half-orc horse bandits, all ordinary people, go and try."

Hela, who was sitting at the table, nodded, closed the textbook on the table, picked up the staff beside her and walked out of the carriage.

Hela stood outside the carriage, calmly looking at the dust coming from afar.

After the first horse bandit was about to reach her limit of attack range, she began her first pure magic combat.

First-level spell-weakness.

Hela stretched out her staff and cast a spell on the horse bandit who was aiming with a longbow.

Under the effect of the spell, several horse bandits suddenly felt as if their bodies were pressed up by something. Their hands softened, and the aimed shots were directly shot off the target. One of the arrows even shot directly at other horse bandits.

And these were not the most fatal. The horse bandits were hit, and the horses under their crotch were naturally not much better.

Several weakened horses had their legs softened and rolled to the ground, and the horse bandits on them were thrown out one by one.

In an instant, the bandits were in chaos, and the bandit leader shouted loudly, trying to restore order.

While the bandits were trying to reorganize, Hela was not idle either, and continued to cast spells and attack.

First-level spell—Corrosive Arrows x5.

Five black arrows were quickly generated around Hela and shot at the chaotic bandits.

As the corrosive arrows shot into the crowd and exploded, the screams of the bandits instantly resounded around, and the chaos that had just been alleviated immediately intensified again.

First-level spell—Paralysis Pulse.

A group of gray ripples swung out from Hela's staff and covered the bandits in front.

Under the effect of the spell, the bandits' bodies were gradually paralyzed, and the wailing sound also weakened a bit.

However, this was only a first-level spell after all, and the coverage area was not large, so there were still a few bandits outside the range of the spell.

These bandits knew that they had hit a wall by now, and they didn't care about their paralyzed companions, and turned around and wanted to run away.

First level spell—Word of Fear.

First level spell—Flesh Rot.

Facing the bandits who were trying to escape, Hela used the combo Roland taught her.

First, she used Word of Fear to fill their hearts with fear, and then, she took the opportunity to use Flesh Rot to quietly corrode and take their lives.

However, since Hela could not manipulate the spell flexibly, the precise corrosion of their vital parts that should have been directly turned into corrosion covering their entire bodies.

Several bandits who wanted to escape had just run a few meters when their skin, including the horses under their crotch, turned into countless rotten meat. They lost signs of life and fell down, piling up into piles of rotten meat.

Looking at the piles of rotten meat, Hela was also a little embarrassed.

She originally intended to rot the brains of the bandits.

However, although the process was a little different, the result was good, and they all died.

Hela looked at the remaining bandits and cast a spell again in their horrified eyes.

These fixed targets became the best experimental subjects for Hela to test spells.

The remaining fixed targets were quickly consumed by Hela, leaving only a large pile of rotten meat and several small piles of rotten meat.

Of course, due to Hela's increased practical experience, the large pile of rotten meat was also mixed with some incomplete corpses left by Hela's precise erosion.

After all the targets were consumed, Hela cast a spell again, throwing out several fireballs to ignite the piles of rotten meat.

While the pile of rotten meat was burning, Hela also thought and summarized her practical experience.

Only after the pile of rotten meat and the bones and corpses inside were completely burned did Hela turn around and return to the carriage.

After Hela returned to the carriage, the two horses pulling the carriage were no longer surprised and slowly started moving again.