Six Ring Wizard

The Mori family has a large house in Silver Moon City, with high walls on the outside, and the internal buildings look like a palace complex. new

The majestic scene here can be seen from a distance.

Herage was riding in a carriage and met people from the Mori family who came to meet him halfway.

Blanc had already notified people from the family through rune stones to come and respond.

Since this kind of thing just happened in Israel, he didn't dare to stay long.

An inexplicable powerful presence had just appeared, and Blanc just wanted to take Amisha far away from there.

If something went wrong later, he couldn't afford the consequences.

The Mori family dispatched dozens of people, led by a middle-aged man with a serious expression.

He has a good temperament and is not angry but has authority.

This man is the current patriarch of the Mori family, named Shatar.

Blanc stopped the carriage, ran quickly to Shatar and knelt down on one knee: "Master Patriarch."

Shatar glanced at him lightly and asked, "How is Amisha doing now?"

"The lady is in a coma now, her breathing is stable, and there are no other problems." Blanc replied.

At this time, Herage also stepped out of the carriage.

Shatar got off the horse and walked to Herage: "Thank you Mr. Herage for escorting us. Our Mori family will remember your friendship."

"Mr. Shatar is polite, as you should." Blanc said on the way back that the head of the family would be coming to pick him up later, and Herage could naturally tell that this man was the head of the Mori family.

Shatar nodded and turned back: "Gordon! Write down Mr. Herage's contact information and transfer five thousand magic stones as reward."

"Thank you." Herage could see that Shatar didn't want to have anything to do with him.

He didn't care, he was just so happy and earned five thousand magic stones for nothing.

Now that the Mori family is here, Herage will no longer need to escort them.

After he and Gordon, the Morry family's butler, added runestone friends to each other, Herage called a carriage on the roadside and went back.

Herage could see the wariness against him in Shatar's eyes, probably because he was afraid that he would steal his daughter.

Blanc must have told the truth about what happened at the ball through the rune stones.

Herague was just a poor boy, and even a member of Serantil's city would not be able to catch Sha'tar's eye.

For a wizarding family like Shatar, Amisha's marriage must be of great value, and it is impossible to marry a little wizard with no background like Herague.

Shatar's cold attitude is obvious, that is, to keep Herague away from his daughter.

Herague didn't care, he had no intention of getting involved with the Mori family.

It's not a bad trip to earn five thousand magic stones for free.

The Mori family should be quite strict in their discipline of Amisha.

In his conversation with her, Herage could clearly feel her yearning for freedom.

The vast, unfettered land of the Barrens was a magnet for Amisha.

Herage shook his head and stopped caring about this matter.

He must not stage any drama of eloping with a rich girl.

He is not Romeo, and Amisha is not Juliet.

Herage sat on the carriage and began to search for information related to the Abyss cultists.

What happened tonight was too sudden, and what happened surprised Herage.

Six Abyss Cultists opened a crack leading to the Abyss Plane through a red claw.

Although it only took about two seconds, the crack was automatically repaired.

The power of the sacrifice of the souls and flesh of six ordinary people is still too weak, and it is hard to imagine that it can open a rift in the plane.

It can only be said that the red claws in their hands are extraordinary and have extraordinary power. They can pry out a crack in the plane with only six ordinary people.

Herage recalled the crack and was 100% sure that there was an abyss behind the crack.

He actually took a look at that eye and didn't feel much except that his head felt a little swollen.

Unlike other people, their heads exploded immediately after watching it.

When Herage saw that eye, he immediately realized how powerful the existence behind the plane crack was.

He immediately covered Amisha's eyes as she wanted to look up.

If Herrag hadn't reacted quickly, Amisha would have become a headless corpse.

That eye contains infinite knowledge and rules that ordinary people cannot look directly into.

The moment they see it, the massive amount of information will overwhelm their heads.

Herague also felt a little pressure after seeing it, but because his bloodline was too strong, possibly even stronger than that eye, he was not affected at all.

Although the bloodline power of the ancestor of the Thunder God cannot be activated and used here, it does not cease to exist.

The foundation is there, it has not disappeared.

Herague remembered that those six people were called Abyss Cultists, and they were mostly related to the Abyssal Plane.

He searched for relevant information in the tavern forum and roughly understood it.

Although the invasion of the abyssal plane was initially repelled by the wizards, there are people in the human race who have wanted the abyssal plane to come to the wizarding plane again since ancient times.

They believe in various powerful beings in the abyss plane and are collectively called abyss believers.

These people are deeply hidden, lurking in every corner of the Land of Dawn.

It is possible that a wizard who spends his days fighting pollution and destroying various monsters is actually a fanatical Abyss cultist.

The Abyss cultists use all means to achieve their goal of bringing the Abyss plane to their destination.

What happened today is really a trivial matter in the Abyss Cult incident.

Because of Israel's quick reaction, the casualties were greatly reduced, only a few people died.

In the attack by the Abyss Cultists, this was considered to be a very small number of deaths.

There were once Abyss cultists who polluted the water source of the entire city, although they were discovered by the wizard in time.

But many people had already drank that water, most of them ordinary people.

The physique of these ordinary people is simply unable to withstand the diseases contained in the water. They can live for as short as three to five days or as long as more than a month, but the end result is death.

Only knights or wizard apprentices or wizards can survive.

The number of deaths at that time had reached four figures, and there were still statistics. It is unknown how many deaths there were without statistics.

In this incident, the people in the slums were not affected.

Because their drinking water pipes have long been in disrepair and are not connected to the water pipe network in other parts of the city.

After that incident, all cities in the Land of Dawn increased their precautions against water source safety issues.

They never thought that this small problem that had been ignored before would be exploited to cause such a wide range of damage.