The First Mage

"Damn... it really is the alchemy puppet that is eyeing me." Although he had already prepared himself psychologically, when Dewey Sorcerer brought it up, Lynch's face was still full of black lines. The alchemy puppet army, After all, it is also my own personal belongings. At this time, I want to take it out to help them resist the constructed creatures...

"Don't worry, if necessary, we will arrange this matter." The speaker was Reithev Sorcerer. Have any discussions with Lynch.

However, Lynch didn't have any dissatisfaction. After all, he was also a member of the Royal Academy of Magic. At some point, he naturally had to obey the orders of the Royal Academy of Magic. There was nothing to say about that.

After all, while he was enjoying the convenience brought by the Royal Academy of Magic, he occasionally had to pay for the academy...

"Mafa Merlin, there shouldn't be any problems with your alchemy puppet, right?" the wizard Doria over there also asked.

Lynch shook his head: "My alchemy puppets can go into battle at any time, but there are too many constructed creatures, and if they swarm up at that time, no matter how fast I repair them, it may be difficult to completely resist them. "

"Don't worry about this, when the time comes, the mages of the two major forces will stand behind the alchemy puppets and resist the constructed creatures together with them." Dewey said, "Of course, your alchemy puppets must be To be the main force on the battlefield."

"There's nothing wrong with that." Lynch waved his hand with an expression of indifference. After all, he could repair those alchemy puppets super-efficiently by relying on constructing the magic realm, so he wasn't worried about the fate of these alchemy puppets on the battlefield. The problem of loss, anyway, after a battle, my alchemy puppet will still be alive and well...

"Since there is no problem with the alchemy puppet, the odds of winning this battle will increase a lot." Wizard Dewey heaved a long sigh of relief: "The only problem now is the problem of this camp."

"Yes, although this camp was built with the highest specifications, it was built in a hurry after all, and there are still many combat facilities that are not perfect. If those constructed creatures rush in, it will be difficult for us to stop them." The wizard Reithev also said: "Even if it is blocked, the camp will probably be destroyed."

"Since this is the case, then hurry up and prepare, and strengthen the defense and attack facilities of the camp before the constructive creatures attack in an all-round way." Dewey Mage first said something, then looked at the many mages and said: "Of course Now, this is just my personal opinion, if you think there is any problem, you can raise it now, and then we will continue the discussion."

"Those constructed creatures are not very far away from the camp after all. Will they give us so much preparation time?" Some wizards questioned. In fact, this is also a situation that many wizards are very worried about. Although Sorcerer Dewey's proposal is the most practical proposal at the moment, the problem is that no one knows when those constructed creatures will rush into the camp.

Wizard Dewey hesitated for a moment, not knowing what to say.

But at this time, the great wizard Glo, who had never spoken, interrupted: "Don't worry, you can arrange it like this first, if those constructed creatures don't give us enough time, when the time comes, the great wizard Mafa and I The warrior will do it himself, stop those constructed creatures, and buy time for you."

"OK."

The great mage's words undoubtedly reassured all the mages.

Although there were only two great mages present, the combined power of these two great mages was comparable to that of the 100,000 or 200,000 constructed creatures. After all, the power of a great mage, that is It can really be described by the word legend. In this world where there are no titled wizards, the great wizard is the existence at the top of the pyramid...

As for the next time, these mages discussed again, but this time the discussion was not about how to deal with the group of constructed creatures. What they need to do most now is undoubtedly the construction of the camp.

After the meeting ended, the results of the discussion were also in accordance with the order, and soon spread throughout the camp.

This time, all the mages were very diligent. Almost the next second after receiving the order, they turned around and devoted themselves to the construction of the camp. After all, the deterrent force of the constructed creatures outside was too strong. , so that everyone can't sleep and eat. Under the current situation, naturally no one dares to be lazy when it comes to building the camp.

As for Lynch, after the meeting ended, he also walked out of the tube building. He first stretched his waist and took a breath of fresh air in the Sen'jin plane before returning to his room.

"Mafa Merlin, what's the matter, have the mages already discussed how to deal with constructed creatures?" He had just entered the room, and Perrin couldn't wait to greet him. During Lynch's meeting, , he is really an ant on a hot pot, he can't wait to rush into the conference room to find Lynch.

"Everyone is building the camp now, why are you still in the room?" Lynch didn't answer Palin's question, but looked at him suspiciously.

Perrin was stunned for a moment, and then subconsciously said: "I'm waiting for you..."

"What are you waiting for me?" Lynch rolled his eyes: "In order to wait for me, you don't have to go to build a camp? Your behavior is very dangerous. If the Dorian wizard finds out, you disciple , when the time comes, you will have to be severely punished..."

"..." Palin's face was full of black lines: "Okay, don't talk about this for now, you haven't answered the question I just asked."

"Hasn't the results of the high-level discussions been passed on to everyone in the form of an order? It's not like you don't know." Lynch said impatiently: "Okay, okay, don't speculate on the meaning of the high-level people, don't worry about it." Forget who you are now, knowing too much will do you no good, what you should do now is not to ask me about these gossips, but to go out and build a camp."

"Okay..." Seeing that Lynch didn't want to say anything more, Perrin had no choice but to stop asking, but then asked again: "I'm going to build a camp, what about you?"