Six Ring Wizard

Herage saw Jim knocking on the door anxiously and mumbling something in his mouth.

He walked over and patted Jim on the shoulder and asked, "What do you want from me?"

Jim was startled. He turned around and breathed a sigh of relief when he saw it was Herage. Then he remembered something and said anxiously: "Herage, it's over, it's over. I should be experiencing a nightmare."

"Nightmare? Nightmare?" Herage was a little surprised that an exorcist would still be afraid of nightmares, so scared.

Jim was surprised: "Don't you know about nightmares?"

Herage shook his head: "I haven't heard of it."

"You actually don't even know about nightmares. It seems that your hometown is really lacking in information. Maybe you have other names there. Nightmares are something that all exorcists don't want to encounter. As long as they encounter them, basically It’s just that death is inevitable, and it’s rare for an exorcist to escape the clutches of a nightmare,” Jim explained.

Herage frowned and said, "Please tell me carefully."

Seeing that Herrag had really never heard of it, Jim continued to explain: "Nightmares are also called demon hunters, who specialize in hunting exorcists. They are generally not common in the trainee exorcist stage, and can only be promoted to official exorcists. There is a certain chance that a nightmare will come after you become a magician."

"When the nightmare comes, the exorcist will enter a very strange world. You must kill the nightmare before you can come back. And most exorcists will only die after encountering the nightmare."

Herage recalled everything he had just experienced, and he was sure that what he had encountered was a nightmare.

That nightmare is indeed very powerful. It would be difficult for other exorcists to survive from it.

Herage thought for a while and asked: "Is there any pattern for nightmares to appear? In other words, under what circumstances will they appear?"

"There are no rules. Some exorcists never encounter nightmares in their lives, but some exorcists may encounter nightmares as soon as they are promoted to official exorcists. This is the most unlucky thing. But I heard , it seems that the more powerful exorcists are, the more likely they are to encounter nightmares. And for those extremely powerful exorcists, the nightmares they encounter are extremely terrifying, and almost no one is their opponent."

"It's just that these are just rumors. There are not many exorcists of that level, let alone those who have encountered nightmares." Jim said.

Herage thought for a moment, looked at Jim and asked, "Then why did you just say you were going to have a nightmare?"

Jim seemed to remember something after hearing this. With a look of horror on his face, he took out a half-burned piece of paper and said, "This is it. This is the proof."

"Is there anything special about this?" Herage glanced at it. It looked like an ordinary paper man.

Jim explained: "This was given to me by a mysterious exorcist. She said that when the paper man starts to burn, it may be that the nightmare is about to come or has already come. As long as you see the paper man burning, you will Be prepared in advance.”

"I thought I probably wouldn't be able to defeat Nightmare, so I wanted to ask you to help."

Herage looked at the paper man seriously at this time. It seemed that this thing was really useful.

The nightmare had indeed arrived just now, but it was just killed by him.

It seems that Jim doesn't know that when the nightmare comes, it will only drag the corresponding exorcist into that world, and no one else can help.

Herage remained calm, picked up the paper man, looked at it, and put it back in Jim's hand, saying: "You are not well now, how can you have any nightmares. It is just a small paper man, and it may have some special substances. It will just spontaneously combust under certain circumstances, don’t think too much about it.”

"This...but I've been wearing it for so long. It was normal before, but today it suddenly started burning." Jim still felt that this paper man should be useful.

Herague said: "If the nightmare really appears, just scream a few times. Anyway, it's so close. I'll come over and help you as soon as I hear the noise."

"I...this..." Jim was still a little worried and felt unsafe in his heart.

Herage said: "Okay, I'm going back to sleep."

If Jim had been a woman, Herrage might have said, "Go back to my room and sleep."

But Jim was a man, and Herrag would just let him crawl and get out of his house.

"Okay." Jim nodded and said nothing more.

He watched Herage open the door and suddenly asked: "Hey, you weren't in the room, what were you doing just now?"

"Pee." Herage closed the door without looking back.

The houses here don't have bathrooms, so they have to deal with them in the wild, so what Herage said is reasonable.

Jim nodded and didn't think too much. He just returned to his room worriedly and didn't dare to close his eyes when he looked at the half of the paper man in his hand.

It was true that nightmares were so widely circulated among these exorcists, and there were many terrifying legends about them, that he couldn't help but be afraid.

Herage was also thinking about this matter after returning to the house.

It was true that he had just been promoted to an official exorcist not long ago, and then he encountered the nightmare thing.

Judging from the information Jim said, encountering a nightmare is only a small probability event, so why did he happen to be hit by it.

Herage thought divergently and quickly looked at this matter from a plane perspective.

He once again examined some of the rules of this world.

The basic rules of each world are similar, but there are many different rules between them.

The demonic aura in this world is obviously a rule unique to this plane.

Herage recalled his past experiences, and the demonic aura was obviously used to enhance the individual strength of this plane.

Under the unique mechanism of devil's breath, there will inevitably be individuals that continue to snowball and become more and more powerful.

The original intention of World Will to cultivate the sons of the plane is to use the power of the sons of the plane to deal with external threats and solve various troubles after they grow up.

If it is the wizard plane or the elf plane, individual growth is extremely difficult and slow.

But in this plane, as long as the conditions are sufficient, individuals can quickly grow into extremely powerful individuals.

If these rapidly growing individuals do not obey the arrangements of the world's will and not only fail to solve various external troubles, but also pose some threats to their own plane, how will the world's will deal with these individuals.

Herage soon realized that it was a nightmare.

Judging from the characteristics of nightmares, it is designed to deal with certain individuals one-on-one.

Nightmares appear irregularly because they are just a means and a tool of the world's will.

The will of the world uses the existence of nightmares to deal with individuals who may pose a threat to this plane.

If individuals in this plane want to grow, they must absorb the devil's aura to grow, and they can be trapped in the rules triggered by nightmares. (End of chapter)