Super Dimensional Wizard

"Did you find any clues?" Flood quickly asked, "Did you find who they were sacrificing to?"

According to what Froude learned from Little Sam, the sacrifices at that time were not only made by farmers, but also by many dignitaries in the town.

This is a typical collective sacrifice event, and it is a tribute sacrifice based on humans, full of original style. Similar situations can be found in the historical records of the wizarding world. There is a high probability that the object of sacrifice is an evil god from another world. In the name of sacrifice, one can deepen the connection with the wizarding world and then enter the wizarding world.

This kind of situation is very common in the primitive tribes of Feilan continent, so every once in a while, wizard organizations in various places will send out tasks to ask their people to go to the primitive tribes of Feilan continent to eliminate such sacrificial incidents.

Drew shook his head: "I don't know who they are sacrificing yet."

Froud frowned slightly: "Then what clues did you find...?"

Drew looked slightly embarrassed: "We are still unable to confirm whether the clues found by the Knights are related to the collective sacrifice incident, but according to some speculations, there may be some connection between the two that we have not discovered yet."

"Hey, what do you mean?"

Drew stroked his reading glasses and motioned for Flood to enter the castle.

While walking into Star Lake Castle, Drew also told about the clues found by the Royal Knights in the Dawn Town of Yinyun Principality.

Drew's narration was clear and concise, and Flood quickly understood the outline.

It all started when the knights went to investigate the farmer's sacrifice.

Because the Yinyun Principality is a vassal state of the Central Empire, the knights of the Yinlu Royal Family can also obtain a lofty status in the Yinyun Principality and have special law enforcement powers. Therefore, the knights went to investigate the farmer's sacrifice, directly using their status to suppress people, and soon found all the dignitaries in Dawn Town who were involved in the sacrifice.

But unfortunately, the Knights did not find many clues in the hands of these people. Their sacrifices seemed to come out of thin air, and even if you asked them, you wouldn't know anything about them.

The people of the Knights speculated that the mighty powers from other worlds may have used abilities similar to memory interference. If they wanted to dig out clues, they would probably have to send out official wizards.

Therefore, the knights reported this information to Neia first.

Because sacrifices to evil gods from other worlds can be big or small. Some evil gods from other worlds are just out of curiosity, and some evil gods from other worlds are full of malice towards the wizarding world. But no matter whether this sacrifice is big or small, Neia is still the third one. Immediately, feedback was given to Hurricane Tower, hoping that Hurricane Tower would send an official wizard over.

The Knights were not yet sure whether or when the official wizard would come, so they wanted to take advantage of this opportunity to continue digging into some of Dawn Town's secrets to see if they could find any other clues.

However, after checking the powerful families and the industries related to these families, basically no problems were found. Many members of powerful families don't even know that there are people in their families participating in the evil god's sacrifice.

At a loss, a knight suggested that he check out the slave market.

Since a sacrifice is to be made, there must be tributes, that is, living people.

So many dignitaries participated in the sacrifice, but there were actually very few like Little Sam. Most of the dignitaries did not want to make the matter a big deal, so the tributes offered by these dignitaries in Dawn Town were all from slaves. Bought from the market.

As for using servants as tribute, the powerful are not willing to do so. Because the servants of nobles are also skilled and trained in etiquette.

The servants who spent a lot of resources to cultivate are used as sacrifices? Eat enough. They are not powerful nobles in the principality, so cultivating a qualified servant is also very time-consuming.

The knights thought that they might be able to find out something by checking the slave market, so they agreed.

In the next few days, the Knights conducted a comprehensive investigation into the slave market in Dawn Town, and finally found some secret clues.

However, this clue does not clearly point to the powerful people of Liming Town.

Because this clue happened thirteen years ago.

The reason why even the events of thirteen years ago were dug up was mainly because this incident was related to the "extraordinary event".

According to a worker at the slave market, thirteen years ago, many slave ships sailed into the nearby Port of Dawn from the open sea, about a dozen of them.

At that time, the slave market in Liming Town was also crowded with people who wanted to get some high-quality slaves - overseas slaves are generally more expensive than local ones, and there are also some humanoid slaves overseas who can cater to some powerful people with unusual habits, so The price is even more expensive.

They really found a lot of very good slaves, but they only got very few slaves, and most of the slaves were bought by another buyer.

And this buyer is the person pointed to by the clue.

This buyer was very strange. He spent money very generously and offered a very high price for many worthless slaves. Because of this, the merchants of the slave ship were willing to sell slaves to him instead of Li Ming. The town's slave market.

The staff at the slave market was very angry because they had been cut off, so they became more concerned about the buyer.

Then they discovered a strange place. This buyer had very strange rules for selecting slaves.

What he values ​​​​is not the slave's talent, beauty, or treasured status, but... his body shape and height.

The slaves he buys are basically in the same height range. He doesn't want slaves that are too short or too tall. Even if these slaves were more valuable, he wouldn't even look at them.

The staff who discovered this secret became more active and immediately began to make calculations. Their slave market also had many slaves in this height range, many of which were still unsalable. If they could be sold to this person... it seemed like a good idea?

Later, through contact, the other party was really willing to buy it.

During the process of buying and selling, the staff got to know the other party further. At that time, they didn't feel anything was wrong, but they just thought that the other party had some special height fetish.

But one time, when a staff member sent the slave to the other party's temporary residence, he discovered that all the slaves sent before were missing. Obviously they did not see each other leave, and they would definitely be able to find traces of the disappearance of a large number of slaves, but there was no trace of everything.

Moreover, this staff member saw a strange symbol at the other party's house...

"Symbol?" Froude: "What symbol?"

Drew shook his head: "I don't know, the staff member forgot."

Froude frowned. So far, he has not heard any useful value from the stories Drew told. There is no clue about the so-called "extraordinary". So what's the point of Drew telling this story?

When Froude was confused, Drew continued: "That symbol is very strange. The reason why the staff member forgot it was not that he forgot it on his own initiative, but because his memory was interfered with."

"oh?"

"According to the staff member, he felt that the symbol might have some meaning and might be able to find out the identity of the buyer, so he wanted to forcefully remember it and then go back and check it slowly."

"However, the symbol itself is not complicated. However, every time he thinks he remembers it, he closes his eyes and thinks about it, and all the memory of the symbol disappears."

"It seems that there is some mysterious power in that symbol and it cannot be remembered in people's minds."

When Drew said this, an inexplicable sense of familiarity arose in Froud's heart: a symbol that cannot be remembered, isn't this very similar to that one...

"Does he have no memory of symbols at all?" Froude asked.

Drew thought for a moment: "That's not entirely true. According to what he said, he could remember the frame outside the symbol, but he couldn't remember the symbol inside the frame at all."

frame? Froud's eyes lit up and he asked hurriedly: "What does this framework look like?"

Drew: "A concentric circle and, like, a hexagon."

Flood was stunned for a few seconds, then turned his head quickly: "Do you have paper and pen?"

Drew nodded, and with some confusion took out the pen and a small notebook that he carried with him.

The name of the notebook is "Drew's Notes". It is Drew's record and experience of extraordinary powers. It is densely written with countless small words, but Froud is not interested at all, so he directly skips it and turns to a blank article. On the page, he took a pen and quickly drew a symbol on it.

But I saw that the outside of the symbol drawn by Froude was concentric circles, and inside the concentric circles was a standard ritual hexagon.

Froude asked: "Is this the framework of the symbol?"

Drew looked at it, nodded and said, "Yes."

When Froude heard this answer, he seemed to understand something and let out a long breath.

Drew asked curiously: "Does Master Thiessen know this symbol?"

Although it happened thirteen years ago, this symbol is related to supernatural power and is most likely related to the collective sacrifice incident, so Drew is also curious about the symbol. When the time comes, if the Hurricane Tower sends an official wizard to investigate, he will also be able to provide corresponding clues to the superiors.

Froude nodded: "I have seen similar symbols, but I think this symbol has nothing to do with the collective sacrifice incident. The buyer probably has nothing to do with the subsequent sacrifices of the farmer and others."

"What basis does Master Thiessen have for his judgment?" Drew asked doubtfully, "Is it because it happened too long ago?"

Froude shook his head: "No, if there is no accident, this symbol is related to the Quest world. And the reason why the staff member you mentioned cannot remember the symbol is because it contains the password shackles of the Quest world. "

Quest World!

Although Drew is only an apprentice, he has been floating in the wizarding world for decades, and he also knows some things about the world of Quest.

This is the plane of the soul!

He exists in an unexplorable dimension of the material world and has existed forever.

Currently, there are only three extremely powerful soul families in the Southern Territory that can enter the Quest world, or contact the Quest world.

The sacrifices of farmers and the dignitaries of Dawn Town are simply trivial. Such primitive human sacrifices can at most contact the wild gods from the alien plane, but cannot contact the eternal world of Quest. Dimensions of existence.

Drew finally understood why Froud was sure that this matter had nothing to do with collective sacrifice, because the level was too different.

"So, the buyer who owns that symbol is a wizard from those three soul families?" Drew guessed.

Flood did not respond. There was a high probability that Drew's guess was wrong.

This buyer bought a large number of slaves with similar body shapes and heights, and also owned the symbols of the Quest world. This happened more than ten years ago... This is similar to the altar in the cave!

There were 360 ​​small caves in that underground cave, and in each cave there was a skeleton sitting cross-legged, and these skeletons were all humans of similar size and height.

This is a sacrificial ritual, and what the ritual requires is a strict standard. The height range is one of the important sacrifice conditions.

And on the altar in the cave, there is also a symbol that cannot be remembered by memory. The outer frame of this symbol is also concentric circles and hexagons.

With so many coincidences, Froude was basically certain that the clues discovered by the knights this time had nothing to do with the farmer's sacrifice, but... were closely related to the sacrifice in the cave!

Froude narrowed his eyes slightly: Unexpectedly, through a strange combination of circumstances, he actually found clues to the cave.

You know, in Froude's opinion, the sacrifice from the farmer's side is not worth mentioning, but the sacrifice to the Quest world in the cave is more important.

While Froude was thinking, Drew was still sighing: "However, thirteen years have passed since the incident. Even if the buyer is really a member of the Soul Family, he has probably left by then."

Flood said smoothly: "Yes, so this clue can be ignored for now."

Drew nodded: "I thought this was an important clue, but forget it..."

Flood: "The most important thing now is the ghost of the farmer."

Flood took the initiative to turn the topic back to the farmer's ghost, and Drew didn't notice it at all. In his opinion, the farmer's ghost was indeed more important than this illusory topic: "Yes."

"The ghost of the farmer is already at the bottom of the mountain at this time, and Lady Neia is also on her way... Do we need to make any other arrangements?" Drew: "Or, do we move little Sam?"

Froude shook his head: "No matter where you move Little Sam, the ghost of the farmer will come."

Little Sam's physique is destined to be "favored" by the undead throughout his life.

Therefore, it is impossible to hide, so it is better to solve it as soon as possible.

"It's a bit strange that the ghost of the farmer didn't rush up the mountain. I suspect that he may be a special undead." Froude said.

"If it's a special undead, that's not good." Drew looked worried. Ordinary undead are actually difficult to deal with. Even Lady Neia will have a hard time completely eliminating the undead unless there are special means to deal with the undead. But this method is generally for the soul system. If you want to learn from other departments, you can only practice cross-border practice...

Even ordinary undead are difficult to deal with, and if they are special undead, it will be even more difficult to deal with.

Froud didn't care about this, because the prelude to reincarnation was in his hands, and even if it was really a special undead, it would only be a matter of one shot and two shots.

What he cares about is, if the opponent is a special undead, what kind of special ability will it be?