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The skilled mages had a variety of methods at their disposal, always finding a way to accomplish their tasks. Jia Er completed his work aboard the small Flying Ship, dropping a Mud Doll in every village without stopping. After two days, they finally reached the border of the Golden Sun Kingdom.
As they approached the border, Jia Er noticed faint smoke rising in the distance and let out a sigh of relief: just one more to go. If he could endure this year, next year he could have his students help out, and it wouldn’t be so exhausting.
With this thought in mind, Jia Er steeled himself as he piloted the small Flying Ship. However, as they flew over the last village, he sensed something was wrong! The smoke he had seen from above was not from cooking fires but rather from houses being burned down.
A large group of villagers cried out in panic, fleeing in chaos under the pursuit of several Dark Mist Hounds. It seemed that this Evil Mage hoped to harvest fear and other negative emotions, as there were not many casualties to be seen.
Evil Mage! Jia Er glared down below, clenching his fists. This Evil Mage targeted remote villages to avoid attracting the attention of Ordinary Mages, and by sheer coincidence, he had crossed paths with Jia Er during his enrollment mission.
Jia Er knew he couldn’t be careless. As the small Flying Ship approached, it was too conspicuous and offered no cover. The hidden Evil Mage in the village would have surely noticed him unless he was blind or mentally impaired; he must have already hidden away, waiting for an opportunity to ambush.
Feeling anxious, Jia Er quickly cast a scale spell on himself, covering his body with dark scales, and raised a Magic Shield. He then dropped several Mud Dolls to assist the villagers and eliminate the misty hounds formed from dark energy.
Finally, he activated his communicator to call for reinforcements. Mr. Xu Lie had indeed been wise to equip them with magical communicators; otherwise, he might not have been able to handle the Evil Mage alone.
After contacting the team on the large Flying Ship and explaining the situation, the mage responsible for communications immediately reported to Xu Lie. Xu Lie was eager for action; having spent most days aboard the Flying Ship either answering mages' questions or fishing occasionally, he was itching for something to do.
Once they confirmed Jia Er's spatial coordinates through the communicator, Xu Lie used sixth-level spatial magic to perform a void traversal, bringing Anthony and Charles along as they instantly arrived at the scene.
"Xu Lie, you've arrived!" Jia Er finally ceased the flow of magic and deactivated the Magic Shield.
Xu Lie looked on in disbelief. Inside the small Flying Ship, while activating the shield, Jia Er was also putting on scales. How afraid was he of getting hurt to have such extensive defenses?
Xu Lie nodded at Jia Er as a greeting before turning to leave the small Flying Ship. He casually scanned the area and quickly locked onto a figure among the panicking villagers.
Charles?
"Come here, sir."
Xu Lie lightly tapped his arm with his fingers, silently casting a spatial spell.
The Evil Mage Maizhe, hidden among the villagers, occasionally glanced at the Flying Ship above with a sinister glint in his eyes.
"Come down! As long as the mage up there dares to descend, I will definitely make them understand the terror of an Evil Mage."
In a moment of distraction, Maizhe blinked and found himself inexplicably in a different position, standing on the small Flying Ship, facing a refined middle-aged man.
Ha, does he dare to confront me alone?
Feeling a surge of confidence, Maizhe's lips curled into a vicious grin as he glanced around. However, when his eyes fell on Xu Lie, Anthony, and Jia Er clad in scales, his smile faltered.
Why is there a mage here?!
Xu Lie seemed to pierce through his thoughts: "Why aren't you smiling anymore?"
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