The First Mage

Of course, it’s good to think about these things in your own mind. Now that Palin’s mood is gradually improving, this is what Lynch hopes to see. He doesn’t want Palin to be frightened away by the elves, so that it will affect his next plans. ...

"Then what are we going to do next?" Perrin said in this world, "Should we go back to the camp and report the news to the mages?"

Saying that, Perrin looked at the surrounding environment again: "I thought this place was a good place before, but after listening to you, I feel that there are many unknown dangers hidden here. In this case, I think we should leave this place as soon as possible. Let’s report the situation here first and then talk about it…”

"Don't worry." Lynch shook his head: "I feel that this tower is very unusual. Now that we have entered, let's investigate first and then leave. Besides, look at the looks of those mages, as if they want to Do you leave easily?"

Perrin glanced at the mages who were enthusiastically inspecting many rooms, and then said with black lines on his face: "You are a mage, and you are also the person in charge of this mission. If you give an order, they will definitely I have to listen to you, and dare not express any objection."

Lynch shook his head without even thinking about it: "Now is not the time to use the power in my hand, don't forget, I just said it, I don't want to leave now... so you asked me to take all of them Take it away, are you kidding me?"

Perrin said helplessly: "Okay...then it's up to you."

"That's right." Lynch nodded in satisfaction, then glanced around, and then said to Palin, "How about it, during the time I've been away, have you already taken care of this place?" Are all the rooms inspected?"

"Yes..." Perrin nodded: "There are only a small number of rooms left now. According to their advancing speed, I guess they will be able to go to the top floor soon. By the way, you should meet on the top floor. The corpse of the elf? It is estimated that they will have a close contact with the corpse of the elf."

"You don't want to see the elf's body?" Lynch asked him.

Perrin shook his head without even thinking about it: "I'm not interested in any elf corpses at all, anyway, I saw quite a few last time."

Lynch thought for a while and said, "In this case, you can go to the first floor with me to have a look."

"Ah? What are you going to do on the first floor now?" Perrin looked at Lynch suspiciously: "Didn't we just come up from the first floor? Besides, the first floor has already been inspected by the three floors inside and the three floors outside." Several times, and now I can't even find a hair, let alone something like a potion scroll..."

"Who said I'm looking for those things?" Lynch gave Palin a puzzled look, and said, "Okay, stop talking, now is not the time to talk, if you don't want to follow, then I will go by myself." OK."

"Wait, I'll definitely go with you..." Palin hurriedly said, and followed Lynch closely to the first floor.

After arriving on the first floor, Lynch couldn't help feeling that those mages were really like locusts. The first floor was originally covered with dust, including those rooms, but now, everywhere It was clean, as if it had been cleaned by someone. As for the materials, they had been looted, including the weapons that Lynch had seen before, and now they were all gone.

"These guys..." Lynch shook his head helplessly.

"Look, I said earlier that there is no need to come to this floor. We might as well go with them. Maybe we can grab some supplies from them." Perrin shrugged. They didn't obey his orders, which made him extremely embarrassed. He still remembers it vividly. If he can snatch some supplies from them, then Perrin is still very willing.

Lynch didn't speak, but tapped on the surrounding walls.

"Mafa Merlin, what are you doing?" Perrin couldn't help asking curiously when he saw Lynch's strange appearance.

"Generally speaking, a tower like this basically has a basement or something. I'll check to see if there is one here." Lynch continued to search for mechanisms while talking.

"Don't be kidding, if there was a basement, it would have been discovered by those mages a long time ago, and it would not be returned to you..." Perrin said very bluntly.

However, just as he finished speaking, he heard a violent booming sound, followed by a row of tiles on the floor of the first floor that moved away quickly, followed by a A deep pit the size of half a person. As for Lynch, he also let go of the red button in his hand at this time.

Looking at the sluggish Palin, Lynch said with a half-smile, "By the way, Palin, what did you just say?"

"I didn't say anything..." Palin realized at this time: "I mean, there must be a basement here, we must look for it, but I haven't said this, you seem to have already Found the entrance to the basement..."

"Okay, let's go in." Faced with Palin's stern expression, Lynch had no choice but to jump down from the deep pit with Palin right after him.

The pit was not deep, but after jumping down, Lynch found that this place was not the basement as imagined, but more like a library. After all, there were countless bookshelves inside, and the bookshelves above , There are also some collections of books.

However, based on previous experience, this time, Lynch used the magic detection glove to investigate one by one, checking the books on it. In this way, if McGinn left any magic traps here, then Lynch It can also be noticed at the first time.

Perrin originally wanted to ask what was going on, but after walking into the study and seeing the various furnishings shining faintly in this dim space, his eyes were immediately attracted.

Unlike Lynch, Palin had never been to the top floor before, nor had he touched the desk, so he didn't have any feeling about the so-called magic trap, but the environment here brought him a big opening as an archmage. The feeling of vision.

After all, this is the territory of the elves. To be honest, everything here makes Perrin very curious.

Walking and watching along Lynch's footsteps, he suddenly let out a soft "Huh".