I Do Daily Quests In Wizard World

The hole is not big, just big enough for a person to enter.

It is also possible that those monsters came out of it.

Lynn hesitated.

"Master, I'm going to explore the way ahead."

Lauren spoke.

Lynn frowned, and didn't know what danger was inside, so letting Lauren go like this would be very risky.

But in the end someone has to lead the way.

"Master, I'm fine with rough skin and thick flesh." Lauren smiled innocently, patted her strong chest, and made a muffled bang.

While the two were talking, the big lizard behind them suddenly moved.

The huge body suddenly turned around in the cave, its tail raised high.

The thick tail swept toward the stone wall like a siege cone.

call out--

The tip of the tail tore through the air with a screeching sound.

The stone wall exploded, and a large amount of rubble scattered all over the place.

Even the golden gate behind the wall was knocked open.

The ground was full of golden gate fragments and crushed stones. Lynn moved the gravel away and looked at the golden gate that had been cracked into several large pieces on the ground. If the gold was taken out by the miners, it would directly become a rich man in the town. Then one night in the future it was ransacked by a gang of thugs who sneaked into the house, and then appeared in the collection of some noble family.

Lauren squatted beside him, he had never seen so much gold.

Then he reached out and touched the gold.

"It's all gold." Lauren can guarantee that she has never seen so much gold in her life.

If I could have so much gold back then, I wouldn't have to leave my hometown and leave my hometown.

Lauren's eyes that had turned into vertical pupils were a little dazed, staring blankly at the ground, but some memories that were not too far away came to mind.

If it weren't for the rising price of grain in his hometown, the price of wheat had risen to 5 silver coins a catty, and his bread would not have sold for two silver coins each. He was called a vampire by the residents of the town, claiming that under such a bad environment, he would raise the price of bread and suck the wealth of the common people like a vampire. But why didn't those nobles who sell wheat at high prices dare to insult them publicly, even if they were dissatisfied in their hearts, they only dared to hide in private and say a few words secretly.

Then one night someone broke into the shop and smashed it up, taking all the money and bread and flour.

Although those people covered their faces with face scarves, he recognized the boots they were wearing, which were exquisite cowhide boots. Ordinary people are reluctant to buy such boots.

He seemed to understand something. A bard once said that ignorance is a hotbed of evil, so he left his hometown with his wife and went to the rumored bustling Bangor Port, where he heard that he could travel to more countries.

However, as the wall was blown down, the back of this wall was completely exposed to view.

Behind this stone wall is a spacious open space.

The big lizard went in first.

Lynn and Lauren followed.

A black shadow fell overhead, and the tail of the big lizard swept across suddenly.

Directly shoot the things that fall from the top of the head into the air.

It can be vaguely seen that it is the kind of monster that I have just seen.

The road behind this stone wall is not very long, and it takes less than a minute to reach the end.

There was a faint light in front of it, what a magnificent scene this was, Lynn was stunned.

At the end of the line of sight is a strange space.

From Lynn's point of view, it can be seen that a strange space appears in the deep mine, and it doesn't look like something that should appear in the mine at all.

Directly ahead, there appeared a bronze-colored, hazy and shimmering space, a bit like a scene that appeared in a dream, or a mirage.

The scenery inside is not very clear, but it can be vaguely seen that there is a layout similar to a laboratory.

The experimental table, metal frame, and workbench have faint cyan ghosts on the corners with metal texture.

As the distance got closer and closer, the scene Lynn saw gradually enlarged and became clearer, almost to the point where he could reach out and touch it. Lynn's eyes blurred, and everything he saw just now disappeared. Deep darkness remains.

Taking two steps back, the scene in front of him reappeared.

Is this some kind of projection magic?

Lynn frowned.

But all of this has an unexpected truth.

The big lizard next to him looked at the scene in front of him and fell into deep thought.

"Communicate with spiritual power." The big lizard lying behind said suddenly.

Lynn glanced back at the big lizard, and then turned his head to look at the scene in front of him. Spiritual power communicates. Who can tell me how spiritual power communicates!

Just like you throw me a sword and let me fly with the sword, can I fly!

The teacher has not taught here yet.

Lynn felt a little bit pained, and Lynn concentrated his mental power.

Communicate with spirit, communicate with spirit.

His eyes were dazed, but he didn't respond.

I don't know how to release my mental power, is it meditating and communicating in my mind?

There was only one way, Lynn closed his eyes and began to meditate.

As Lynn began to meditate, his mind gradually emptied.

Eh?

Lynn noticed something strange.

In the dark sea of ​​spirits, except for the earth ring in the middle and an "anchor" fixed near the edge, there is a group of flickering and flickering mental fluctuations on the edge of the spiritual sea.

Like some kind of signal.

Lynn couldn't help thinking of Bluetooth signals, although the analogy might not be appropriate.

But that's as close a metaphor as Lynn can come up with.

Lynn communicated with the flickering and fluctuating signal on the edge of the spiritual sea.

The connection was very smooth, and the next moment, the mental power was released, like a faucet turned on.

A large amount of information poured into his mind, making Lynn's brain a little swollen.

I added a little bit to Mutation before, giving back knowledge from that door was the feeling, but there was no pain at that time.

After going on for quite a while, Lynn, who had a dull pain in his head, finally digested the information.

He finally understood the name of the space in front of him - Alchemy Laboratory.

A foldable space that is essentially stowable.

Its first owner was an alchemist. Lynn is its third owner.

There are basic alchemy instruments and equipment inside.

The first owner was a third-level wizard apprentice who was proficient in alchemy. When fighting the enemy, he was seriously injured and escaped, leaving behind his own inheritance and information about the enemy.

And I hope that if the latecomers inherit his inheritance, they will have the strength to avenge him in the future.

Information on the second owner is scarce.

Then Lynn checked the alchemy laboratory, and some materials and items that were originally treasured here have basically been squandered.

Linked to this "experimental base" built deep in the iron mine, Lynn reckoned that the second owner should be relatively tight.

Lynn walked in, and on the table, there was a wall calendar that looked like a clock.

Lynn picked up the wall calendar, with a scale and pointer on it.

Below is a red line.

The length of the red line corresponds to the corresponding year.

After reading the message, Lynn looked a little complicated.

The first owner of this alchemy laboratory died in 4121, the Seventh Wizarding Calendar.

How many years have wizards lived now?

Lynn thought for a while, as if the teacher hadn't said it. But although he didn't know, he knew that his teacher Angelet had recorded a time in his notes.

In the year 4610 of the Wizarding Calendar, my teacher was still a pure boy at that time.

In other words, at least five hundred years have passed since now.

For at least five hundred years, if this wizard enemy hadn't died of old age, he would probably be an official wizard now.

Fortunately, this inheritance does not strictly require the successor to take revenge, but if the successor has the strength, he will take revenge, and if he does not have the strength, he will live well and pass on the inheritance. It is not so much a responsibility as a request.

Lynn inspected the alchemy laboratory carefully.

In the alchemy laboratory, the relatively complete alchemy equipment is seen on the bright side, as well as forty or fifty books on a bookshelf in the corner.

Lynn read it briefly, and these books were clearly divided into two styles.

One is ancient books, which obviously carry a sense of vicissitudes of history. Most of them are spell knowledge, of which alchemy knowledge accounts for the largest proportion.

At the same time, Lynn also discovered a magic book that recorded three zero-ring spells.

They should all be left behind by the first wizard.

The books in the second style are all notes. Lynn also found many typos, and the written words were crooked.

In addition, there is a three-meter-high eggshell-shaped metal instrument built by hand in the corner.

There are some design drawings scattered on the side table.

On the blueprint, Lynn saw a familiar pattern.

It was almost exactly the same as the monster in the mine I saw.

The case was solved, it was this guy, the alchemy monster that the second inheritor brought out.

The name of this monster is written on the paper: iron earthworm.