Weird Star Witch

"Let me out..."

Who wants to go out? Where to get out? Where is he going?

This gibbering puzzled Rudolf the entire evening.

The next day, Rudolph showed up at the Sheriff's Office with heavy dark circles under his eyes.

Sheriff Claude took a look at the burning result confirmation sheet:

"Thank you, Rudolph. Did everything go well last night?"

Rudolf concealed the matter of the star stone and star map. On the confirmation sheet, he successfully buried the charred corpse of the wizard, and nothing happened after that.

In the days when Rudolf first crossed over, he studied everything here crazily. One of the important methods was to read various files in the police station.

It has been described in the police station’s training and case files: Star stones are special meteorites from the sky that have some connection with wizards.

Rudolf knew that there was a little bit of danger here, but he was too curious.

As the old saying goes, you come and wear everything. It’s really hard not to be exposed to something mysterious and exciting.

Rudolph joked: "Sheriff, it would be smoother if you gave me overtime pay."

Sheriff Claude touched the delicate beard on his chin to cover up his embarrassment: "Rudolph, I have to tell you again, trainee patrol officers do not get overtime pay."

Rudolph shook his head helplessly. When he turned to leave, he saw the duty list on the wall.

"Chief, I will be working the night shift for the next week?"

Sheriff Claude nodded: "No way, we sacrificed too many police officers in the last witch hunt, 2 police officers, 3 patrol officers, 5 trainee patrol officers, my God, what a disaster this is. ···

However, there is good news, isn't there? "

The Sheriff opened the drawer and took out a palm-sized cardboard box. Rudolf knew the cardboard box with the special bullets in it.

"Rudolph, this is my newly made alchemical shotgun, which will make your night shift safer. I hope you can live longer."

"I received your blessing. Please don't bless me like this next time. I don't need it."

Rudolph stepped forward and took the carton. This kind of alchemical shotgun was very expensive. If Rudolph was not afraid of death and sold the alchemical shotgun directly on the black market, he could get at least three months' salary back.

Sheriff Claude is a level 2 alchemist, and he made this specially for Rudolph.

Facing those heretical apostles, such as wizards, giants, plague vectors, etc., ordinary bullets can only injure them in many cases, and only alchemical shotguns can be fatal.

When the alchemical shotgun entered Rudolph's bullet belt, Rudolph felt a little more confident when he walked, and he returned to his dormitory.

Rudolf is an orphan. Because the elimination rate of trainee patrol officers is very high, Rudolf is lucky enough to become a trainee patrol officer. He has no home in Leman Town and is alone, so he lives in the dormitory of the police station and is a model employee of the police station.

Model employees have a lot of troubles these days.

Rudolph's babble always turned Rudolph off when he was struggling on the toilet.

Damn, tortured babble about how important toilet time is to men, this precious opportunity to relax.

Rudolph always came out of the bathroom with a depressed look on his face. This had attracted the attention of other police officers, and someone began to introduce Rudolph to doctors who could treat hemorrhoids.

There's nothing wrong with Rudolph's butt, he doesn't need a hemorrhoid doctor, he just needs a solution to this damn babbling.

Star stones, gibberish, star maps that appeared every night, Rudolf looked in the direction of the cemetery, and suddenly had a guess.

Could it be related to the one in the cemetery?

Rudolf has been waiting until one day it is his turn to patrol the outskirts of the town, and Rudolf can go outside the town openly.

When patrolling outside the town at night, Rudolph can apply for a horse, which can increase the efficiency of the patrol.

There are also many areas outside the town that require careful attention. The town is not big or small, and Rudolph can only patrol twice a night.

As they approached the cemetery for the first time, Rudolph's brows furrowed and his words became clearer and louder.

Before executing the plan, Rudolph had to make sure of one more thing. Rudolf sat on the horse and knocked on the window of the cemetery guard room with his baton:

"Old Gray, are you interested in the news I asked you to read for me?"

Old Gray had lost all his hair. He raised his wrinkled face and looked out the window. When he saw it was Rudolph, he came over and opened the window.

A gust of cold wind entered the house, making Old Gray shiver a few times.

"I've never seen you like this. Why would anyone want to work in a cemetery?"

Old Gray was really puzzled. He didn't know why a young man like Rudolph asked him to ask when the cemetery would recruit new people.

"Haha..." Rudolf said: "Who in Leman Town doesn't know that the tombkeeper in the cemetery earns 12 silver shields a month, while I only have 2 silver shields a month."

Silver shields and copper shields are paper currency here, with the royal shield coat of arms painted on them, and can be exchanged for corresponding proportions of silver and copper at banks.

It is said that there is also a gold shield, but the denomination is too large and Rudolph has never seen it.

Old Gray shook his head and said: "Young man, money is not important. I am the gravekeeper, and no one wants to sit at the table with me in the bar."

Rudolf pulled the reins and prepared to leave:

"Old Gray, when I get rich, I will definitely say 'money is not important', especially to people who are poorer than me."

"By the way!" Rudolph suddenly turned around and took out a bottle of liquor from his arms: "I almost forgot, I came to thank you for digging a grave for me, you are such a good man, I hope you will do it again next time."

Old Gray was very happy, he took the wine: "It has to be you, Rudolph, you know what I want."

When Rudolph handed over the wine, he looked through the window and saw the bed that Old Gray had prepared in the house. It seemed that Old Gray was ready to go to bed.

"Good night, Old Gray, I wish you a good dream."

After Rudolph finished the first round of inspection, he deliberately sped up the second round.

The horse was exhausted and began to pant. It snorted and expressed dissatisfaction with the rider. However, the horse soon relaxed.

Rudolph rode on the horse and stood far away from the cemetery. The dark shadows of the pine forest swayed in the cold wind, and no one could find that there was a man and a horse here.

Rudolph stared at the cemetery, and the mumbling in his mind was unusually noisy.

After two attempts, Rudolph was very sure that this cemetery was the source of the muttering.

There was no light in Old Gray's classroom, and he had been asleep for more than two hours.

Rudolph was very patient and was still waiting.

Rudolph did not start until there was no sound in the night wind. He tied his horse in the woods, and then walked carefully to the cemetery, making sure to make the least noise.

After climbing over the wall, Rudolph followed the location in his memory and came to the wizard's tomb.

Rudolph took out his tools, and he bent the shovel surface into a tube shape to make a tube-shaped shovel.

He stood at the position of the wizard's head, and the first shovel went down, and the muttering in his mind immediately became much less.

This torturous muttering finally had an end.

Soon, Rudolph made a vertical hole in the wizard's tomb.

Two tubular objects extended into the vertical hole, one was a gun barrel with alchemical shotgun shells, and the other was a flashlight.

Through the vertical hole, Rudolph saw the wizard's head.

Although the wizard's head had no eyeballs, only two dark eye holes, and there was still dirt in the eye holes, Rudolph still had a feeling that the wizard was "staring" at him.

Rudolph looked at the two empty eye sockets:

"You are not dead."