The Rebirth Magister of Online Games

The leader of the orc mercenaries said: "What are you doing this for?" In his opinion, anything abnormal must be a monster, and he was very curious about Abil's purpose.

At this time, Abil sighed slightly, and then stared at the sky with a little melancholy and melancholy. After a while he said: "It won't do you any good to know too much. You just need to answer my question whether you are willing or not."

At this time, the Druid said to Abil: "Do we need to sign a contract?"

"That's smart, yes." Abil nodded and then looked at the mercenary leader and said, "Not only him, you also need to sign a contract with me."

The mercenary leader said to Abir at this time: "What if we reject your proposal and then use coercion to get what we want?"

Abil said: "If you do this, you will definitely die." After saying this, Abil stared closely at the leader. Then the magic circle deep in his eyes emerged, and at this moment a violet dagger appeared near the leader's neck.

Lin Mo stared calmly at the violet dagger made by Abil. He believed that the mercenary leader should be able to understand that his side was not a sheep but a lion.

At this time, the mercenary leader smiled at Abil, then reached out and held the dagger. Then his palm was scratched in an instant. Blood flowed down the leader's palm.

Abil frowned slightly and said, "What do you mean?"

The mercenary leader said: "Doesn't it require blood to sign a contract?" He continued to smile at Abil: "I decided to accept your proposal."

Abil nodded and said: "That's it." After saying this, the shining magic circle in his violet pupils disappeared. In the brief few seconds when the magic circle disappeared, the violet dagger gradually dispersed and returned to the space between heaven and earth.

Then Abil conjured a piece of parchment out of nowhere, and filled it with words.

The leader saw this piece of parchment filled with words. He smiled and said, "It seems like you are well prepared."

Abil glanced at the mercenary leader and said: "I just need a group to help run errands... It can be you or not you."

The leader reached out to take the piece of parchment and read it carefully. He said to Abil: "It's very reasonable. I agree." After saying this, the leader placed his bleeding palm on the parchment. above. Then a drop of bright red blood fell on the paper.

Immediately afterwards, the leader walked to the druid's side. After the druid read it and dripped blood, he re-delivered the parchment to Abil.

Abir also bit his finger and dripped his own blood into it. Abir then put the parchment away. Then an old magic book appeared from nowhere.

Then at this time, Abil said to the mercenary leader: "You now have permission to use all the supplies on the first page of this magic book. Don't underestimate this small page, the supplies inside are enough for you. Been using it for more than ten years.”

"That means the rest of the supplies in this book are distributed by us to other cities?" Druid said.

Abil nodded and said: "Yes, that's true." Then Abil glanced at all the mercenaries. Abil said calmly: "Don't think about relying on this material to coerce others, otherwise you will die... This has already been written in the contract."

The leader and the druid looked at each other, and then both expressed that they would not disappoint Abil's expectations. Then the leader opened the first page of the magic book with some worry, and then actually brought out a box of food.

At this time Abil said: "Since the underwear problem has been verified, why not quickly revoke these magics that hinder our progress?"

The druid nodded and said, "No problem." He stretched out his hand, and then a layer of light green light appeared on his palm, and then it shattered silently.

At the moment when the light green light shattered, the druid said: "I have lifted the magic." As if to confirm what the druid said, the earth wall collapsed in an instant, and the entangled undead carriage At this time, the vines of the wheel dried up and then completely shattered like a deflated balloon.

Abir nodded and said to the Druid: "Very good. Come to the Holy City after you complete your mission, and then you can get what you want." Then he turned to the leader and said: "The same goes for you, I will teach you Your soul-slaying swordsmanship."

After saying this, Abil ignored the astonishment on the leader's face and said to Lin Mo: "Okay, there is no problem now. Let's get on our way."

Lin Mo, who saw the scene in front of him, nodded slightly, and then drove away in the undead carriage.

At this time, the druid came to the mercenary leader. The leader looked at the departing undead carriage and said, "Let's arrange it. We will immediately go to the nearby surviving city to carry food."

There was some worry in the Druid's eyes: "We are not strong enough, and we don't know if we can successfully complete the task..."

The leader smiled mysteriously and said, "If you weren't an idiot, you wouldn't have tried against us." When the druid frowned, the mercenary leader turned around and left his position and moved towards his brothers.

His voice floated in the air: "I can only tell you that the origin of that adult is astonishingly great."

The druid's brows calmed down in an instant: "I see." He believed what the leader said, partly because of their fateful friendship, and partly because the druid understood the leader's character. …

The druid looked up at the heavy snow in the sky and whispered: "Even if this heavy snow never stops, it will be nothing."

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At this time, Lin Mo was driving the undead carriage towards the location of the Holy City. He looked back at the situation in the carriage. Then he saw Abiel still sticking his head out of the car window. At this time, the snake scale fruit vines had already been discarded by Abil.

Lin Mo was silent for a moment and said, "I didn't expect this robbery to end in this way."

Abil said proudly: "That's right, we don't even see who comes forward."

Lin Mo smiled slightly and said, "Sit tight, I'm going to speed up."