Strange Star Witch

"Did wizards lose vital signs after being burned at the stake?"

In Leman Town, trainee patrol officer Rudolf lowered his head and used a flashlight to shine on the "Confirmation of Burning Result", feeling that it was unnecessary to ask...

He raised his head and let the light of the flashlight shine up and down on the charred corpse. This is no longer a question of death or death, this is a question of how mature it is...

After thinking for a while, Rudolf wrote very objectively: the lower body was well cooked, the torso was medium rare, the head... medium rare, it was determined that the wizard was completely dead after being burned at the stake.

Rudolf also wrote down a thoughtful suggestion: It is recommended that the next time the execution be executed by hanging upside down, the burning should be done thoroughly.

It doesn't matter if the feet are familiar or not, it's more important if the head is cooked.

A stream of cold wind blew around him and went up Rudolph's trouser legs, making Rudolph a little uneasy. He scribbled in the light of the flashlight, writing faster and faster.

The full moon festival in Lemang Town has just ended, the crowds have dispersed, and the town square is quiet.

Two lonely black figures stood in the center of the empty square.

The shorter one is trainee patrol officer Rudolf.

The slightly taller one is the burning stake. There is also a burned wizard on the burning stake. At this time, it has merged with the burning stake and is indistinguishable from each other.

The burned prisoner was very pitiful, as only a charred corpse was left after being burned. Rudolph was also very pitiful, having to come to collect the corpse of the burned prisoner at such a late hour.

The smell around him was not pleasant. The firewood pile had burned dry, and the smell of soot mixed with the smell of burnt barbecue made Rudolph feel a little nauseous.

Rudolf endured the discomfort and continued to fill out the "Confirmation of Burning Torture Result".

"Confirmation of the identity of the person subject to execution."

He raised his head, and the light of the flashlight intensified the unevenness on the charred corpse's face.

The convex areas are the charred and chapped skin, and the concave areas are the pitch-black mouth and eye sockets.

Before his death, the wizard was tortured by the Tribunal. The Tribunal is an agency that specializes in dealing with dangerous elements. They are very professional, but they are a bit too professional. The wizard's eyeballs are nowhere to be seen.

Rudolf had only traveled through time for half a month and was not used to such terrifying scenes.

Under the light of the full moon and the light of the flashlight, Rudolf hurriedly lowered his head and wrote on the paper: The identity of the person to be executed was correct, and he was determined to be the witch captured in the witch hunt two weeks ago.

Rudolf can't remember the wizard's facial features incorrectly, because he always appears in Rudolf's nightmares. It was also because of that witch hunt that the original person died, and Rudolf traveled through time and became the current Rudolf.

Rudolf searched the original person's memory and found that the original person was a 17-year-old trainee patrol officer with an out-of-touch personality.

How far did it go? The police station, the judicial office, and the witch-hunting team with more than 50 people in total. The original person rushed too fast and was the first unlucky guy to be killed by the wizard. He didn't even have time to say it in front of the wizard.

"Put your hands up".

It was getting late, so after quickly filling out the form, Rudolf took out a large sack and wrapped the wizard and the stake together.

It was too difficult to remove the charred corpse from the burning stake, and Rudolf didn't want to be so precise. He picked up his baton and hit the dry and brittle burning stake, preparing to take the burning stake and the wizard away together.

The square echoed with crisp banging sounds, and occasionally a little noise. Maybe one of the legs of the charred corpse was broken, maybe the left leg or the right leg.

Presumably the already dead wizard wouldn't care about these details...

The burning stake and the charred corpse were put into a sack, and then Rudolf threw them into the carriage.

Rudolf drove the horses towards the cemetery outside the town. It was too late, and only the black silhouettes of the buildings on both sides of the road were left, slowly retreating.

After arriving at the cemetery, Rudolph walked carefully among the tombstones, fearing to wake up something strange in the cemetery.

As he dragged the sack along the way, Rudolf could hear the limbs of the charred corpse breaking.

Poor wizard...

Soon, Rudolf came to the edge of the cemetery, which was already close to the wall. A wizard did not deserve a good tomb, but a horn would be nice.

To Rudolph's delight, the tombkeeper had already dug the grave.

Rudolf remembered the sergeant's instructions. This sack was a valuable property of the police station. One after another full moon sacrifices had been sent away, and he would have to hand the sack back tomorrow.

Lifting up the sacks, whole pieces, fragments, black ones, and gray ones were all dumped into the grave.

After burying the soil, Rudolf breathed a long sigh of relief. If there were no accidents, today's work would be over.

Rudolf was folding sacks on the carriage as he drove back.

Being a fastidious person, Rudolf would hand over a folded square sack.

Suddenly, Rudolf was stunned.

He felt a hard object as long as his finger in the sack. Wasn't the sack just empty?

Did this unlucky wizard leave any parts in his sack?

After stopping the carriage, Rudolf quickly opened the sack, lifted the bottom of the sack, and prepared to dump the wizard's parts on the roadside.

A long and thin object fell out from the bottom of the bag, and Rudolph was surprised to find that the finger-like object was actually shining with a faint blue light.

A wizard is a wizard, and the parts he burnt out are all so high-end and can still shine...

Rudolf bent down and took a closer look. The stone in his heart fell to the ground. It didn't look like a part of a human being, but rather like a stone.

When he picked up the stone, he suddenly recognized it. It was a star stone related to witches. Before participating in the witch hunt, the police department organized a training, and the training talked about this stone.

The moment Rudolph touched the star stone, everything was spinning.

The moon and stars quickly passed by before his eyes, and the back of Rudolph's head fell to the ground, bouncing up and down several times.

Ignoring the pain in the back of his head, he reached out and rubbed his eyes.

There are double images in the stars all over the sky. Why did you fall down and throw yourself out of the astigmatism?

He quickly closed his eyes, preparing to relax his eyes, but unexpectedly, he saw another starry sky in his mind.

The starry sky in my mind has a strong sense of unreality, just like an abstract oil painting. It is not so much a starry sky as a star map.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! The luminous star stone just picked up is like a switch, allowing Rudolph to come into contact with something mysterious.

Different from the real starry sky, this star map is so dim. The moon, planets, and stars are all dark gray, and the entire star map seems to be hidden behind frosted glass.

Just when Rudolph didn't understand why, the star stone in his hand suddenly disappeared.

In the star map in my mind, a bright meteor streaked across the gray starry sky and hit the dim moon hanging high in the center of the star map.

Afterwards, the moon on the star chart no longer looked dim, but emitted a soft light like the real moon.

Those stars were still dim, which made the moon look so bright.

When the meteor hits the moon, a flash of dazzling light bursts out around the moon. Starlight slowly falls from the moon and finally floats on the ground of the star map.

Rudolph's consciousness approached these stars and found that they were three small stars suspended in the sky.

In the light of the stars, some phrases can be vaguely discerned: full moon's raving, moon's disaster, night's charm.

What is this? A golden finger from time travel? Some kind of lottery system?

The stars in the sky are all dim. Do we need to light up all the stars? What kind of oxen and horses can complete such a large workload?

Rudolph no longer cared about the star map, but looked at the three floating stars.

Charming at night? It feels like something for women, not suitable.

Lunar disaster? It sounds unlucky, so forget it.

Full Moon Rumbling? This one seems a little better than the other two.

When Rudolf's consciousness touched the suspended star that represented the "Full Moon Whispering", his brain suddenly seemed to explode.

"The blood is so sweet..."

"Break out of the cocoon, my little cuties..."

"Let me out..."

Countless gibberings rushed to Rudolph's ears. Rudolph covered his ears, but it was of no use.

After a long time, Rudolph got up from the ground.

All the other murmurs had faded away, leaving only the words "Let me out" that kept ringing in Rudolf's ears, as if he had tinnitus.

Rudolf was very sad, suffered from astigmatism, tinnitus, and auditory hallucinations... spent the night.