Water and Fire Twins Magician

The happy wild hiking trip is in full swing.

Because of Paul's "chastity technique", Jacques and his companions were the target of all the monsters along the way. Jacques didn't care. Even if he couldn't practice the sword of Marsala, he wanted to feel the taste of running the magic of water and fire in his body at the same time.

With the experience of water ball technique, Jacques quickly learned fire ball technique, which also allows him to cast spells without chanting any spells.

As the most basic fire magic, the flame emitted by Fireball has an average temperature and is relatively easy to extinguish. It is easier to control than the flames spit out by the Sword of Masala.

Once the control of the fireball technique deviates, simply casting a water ball technique of the same intensity will be enough to put out the fire.

The water ball technique is naturally not as good as the fireball technique in terms of attack power, but the effect of interfering with the enemy is absolutely excellent. When the two are used together, the variations are endless once you become proficient in them.

Gandalf, who was very experienced in actual combat, had provided Jacques with many suggestions and reminders. However, Jacques had a strong comprehension and a high combat IQ, and he quickly adapted to the monsters here and the skills to deal with them. Gandalf saw this and said nothing more, letting him practice and learn on his own.

Unfortunately, the opponents were not strong, they were basically low-level monsters that were blinded by their animal instincts, and Jacques did not face any challenges at all. For him, the biggest gain was learning new magic and tactics.

Paul was too lazy to take action and consume his magic power, so he shamelessly stayed at Jacques' feet as bait, waiting for Jacques to kill the monsters and then devour their crystal cores.

Over the past few days, Paul absorbed a large amount of magic power, but the slime's appearance did not change. I don't know how he is recovering.

And five days later, they finally walked out of the forest.

After walking out of the forest, Jacques saw endless grasslands with birds singing and flowers blooming all the way. The scenery was completely different from the tropical coastal style of Marsala Ridge.

From the edge of the woods, there is a continuous path that stretches as far as the eye can see. In the distance, you can vaguely see some sparse crops and houses, like small chess pieces scattered on the vast land.

"This is the southern border area of ​​Saxony, so it's quite desolate. If we follow these paths for a few days, we should be able to reach a densely populated town, and then we won't be far from a big city." Paul said, "Lord Jacques should also be planning to go to a big city, right?"

These words were like a bolt from the blue to Jacques.

I have been walking for several days, and I have to walk for several more days. The world is so big, where can I go?

Seeing that Jacques was a little discouraged, Gandalf quickly interrupted and said, "Haha, I understand. Leaving Marsala happened suddenly, and we were busy on the road in the past few days. We didn't discuss what to do after leaving. It doesn't matter. Let's study while we go."

I had no choice but to do as he said.

I walked along the path at a leisurely pace, and never encountered any monsters again. I was truly a pure tourist. When I was hungry, I ate the small animals I had hunted in the forest before, or picked wild fruits from the trees on the roadside. When it got dark and I was tired, I would lie down on the soft grass on the roadside, rest my arms on my head, and fall asleep slowly with the stars in my eyes.

There is no so-called light pollution here, and because the population is sparse and the air is pure, the night sky is naturally very clear and bright.

"The scenery here is really beautiful, probably comparable to the idyllic scenery in Europe?" Jacques couldn't help but sigh. Of course, in his previous life, he had never left his homeland, and Europe was just an impression in the photos.

But the scenery here should be incomparable to that in Europe, because it is more dreamy: even ordinary villagers use simple magic to hunt or live, and occasionally some wonderful creatures will appear in front of you, such as fish swimming in the air...

Along the way, Gandalf and Paul talked to Jacques about the customs and habits of the Saxon Empire, letting him know that this is a country with free and open people and a martial spirit.

And because the journey was relaxing and enjoyable, Jacques finally had time to think about where he was going.