The First Mage

But seeing Rogge so angry, to be honest, Lynch was really worried, worried that Rogge would be out of anger, if such a thing really happened, it would definitely be nothing to Lynch Good thing, after all, I still expect to earn more hatred points from Rogge in the future. If Rogge really has a problem, how can I ask him for hatred points?

For a perfect leek like Rogge, Lynch absolutely cannot watch something happen to him.

Therefore, although he is now dominated by the pleasure of swiping the screen with hatred, Lynch is still extremely distressed and stopped sneering at Rogge, and then said to Rogge: "Master Rogge, I am going back to the camp now, you should also hurry up!" Let's go back."

After finishing speaking, Lynch turned around and walked towards the camp, but after walking a few steps, Lynch turned around and reminded as if remembering something: "By the way, Mage Rogge, my name is Mafa Merlin, from the Royal Academy of Magic. Dear Mafa Merlin, don’t forget my name wrong, I’m waiting for you to come back and find me for revenge..."

Then, Lynch went back to the camp without looking back.

"Mafa Merlin..." Rogge kept chanting Lynch's name in his mouth, he was so angry with Lynch that he was going to lose his mind, Mafa Merlin, he kept chanting this The name is firmly in his heart, he must find an opportunity to return all the anger he received today, even more cruelly!

On the way back to the camp, Lynch has been checking the hatred value. Tonight's gain is really too great. Even he himself did not think that he would gain 20,000 hatred value just by going out like this. ...

It's really flattering.

Even Lynch didn't look ahead, just buried his head in joy.

"Mafa Merlin." Just as Mafa Merlin was about to hit him, Odin Magister finally stopped Lynch. After Lynch finished the battle, he stayed here. Lynch is waiting on the road.

"Ah? Odin Sorcerer?" Lynch was walking forward with his head buried, but he suddenly heard the voice of Odin Sorcerer. At the beginning, he even raised his head to look around for Odin Sorcerer It wasn't until he looked straight ahead that he realized that Odin Mage was standing in front of him.

At the moment, Lynch couldn't help but smile awkwardly. He was too focused on the matter of hatred just now, so he didn't realize that a mage was actually in front of him...for a while, Lynch was really ashamed .

However, Odin Mage obviously didn't care about Lynch's rudeness, he said with a smile on his face: "I've seen the battle between you and Rogge just now, xyz] Very good, you performed well, especially your talent in combat, even I appreciate it."

Just now, the Odin wizard watched Lynch's entire tactics until the end. It turned out that since the beginning of the battle, Rogge had already entered Lynch's fighting rhythm. After the whole battle, it was like A perfect layout is the same, and Lynch relied on this perfect layout to directly defeat Rogge, a sixth-level mage, with the strength of a fourth-level mage.

Moreover, it was not evenly matched, it was a one-sided battle... In front of Lynch, it can be said that Rogge simply couldn't hold his head up, and was led by the nose by Lynch. After one point, even the wizard Odin couldn't help but admire Lynch's high IQ.

Although it is said that he is now an expensive mage, and his status and strength far surpass Lynch, and he should not be admired logically. Lynch has exactly the same strength, and under the same conditions, he is definitely not as good as Lynch...

It was precisely because of this thought that after seeing Lynch, the Odin wizard said such a thing, and he did not hide his appreciation for Lynch in his words.

"I said that when I was fighting just now, why did I always feel a pair of eyes looking at me? It turned out to be the Odin wizard..." Lynch rubbed his nose and muttered secretly. Lynch's sixth sense has always been They were all very intense. During the battle, although the existence of Odin Magister could not be confirmed, he still felt uncomfortable. The discomfort was naturally the discomfort after being peeped on.

It's just that at that time, after all, he was fighting with Rogge, so Lynch didn't think so much for a while. Now, with the active appearance of Odin Magister, Lynch realized that at that time, he really wasn't just thinking wildly...

After talking with Lynch, the Odin wizard directly asked Lynch to go back to rest, and Lynch was not polite. After all, he just had a fight with Rogge, and he still felt a little tired. At this time, a high degree of concentration is required.

Wizard Odin kept watching Lynch walk into the tent, and then turned around and walked towards his tent. Walking on the road, Wizard Odin couldn't help showing a smile.

Rogge, Ren's most proud disciple, is now actually a third-level archmage who lost to their Royal Academy of Magic. Naturally, this kind of thing cannot be concealed, and it is estimated that it will soon be heard by Ren. I don't know what that guy will be like, but thinking of that scene, Odin Sorcerer feels a burst of pleasure.

He felt that the Dorian wizard finally made a wise decision this time, that is, to send Lynch to the plane of apocalypse. It can be said that if Lynch had not come to the plane of apocalypse, he might not have Such an interesting thing happened...

After Lynch returned to the tent, according to the previous practice, he continued to meditate very quickly. The time of this night passed quickly. The next day, Lynch just woke up from the meditation and saw Palin. A complaining expression on his face.

"What's wrong with you?" Lynch looked at Palin strangely, what was he doing looking at him so early in the morning... as if he had bullied him.

Palin complained: "You still have the nerve to ask me what's wrong, didn't you leave me last night and run over alone?"

"Then you don't know to follow me? I didn't force you not to let you go." Lynch laughed.

Palin looked contemptuous: "What you said now is quite good, but if I followed you at that time, you would definitely use your status as a teaching assistant to drive me back, right? I understand too well..."