The Defeated Dragon

On a rampage, Liszt ran directly from the gap in the castle to the back garden of the castle. Using his magic eyes, he did not find Yevic Water Peanut.

But under a vine, I saw a few servants who were hiding something.

He was keenly aware that there was a problem, so he rushed over, grabbed a servant and asked, Where's Jevich! cellar manhole cover.

I-I don't know...

Stupid! Liszt threw the uncooperative servant to the stone table next to him, fell on it, and then rolled to the ground, unable to get up for a while.

Normally, he is not willing to kill ordinary people other than knights and magicians.

War is a game between nobles, and civilians are usually part of the wealth. It is morally unacceptable for knights to kill civilians-if civilians dare to resist, they must be killed. And even if there are moral constraints, there will still be knights who will rise up and kill civilians indiscriminately.

There is no punishment afterwards.

For example, now that Liszt slaughtered all the civilians in Sydney Fort, who would say a bad word about him—it’s just that he is not a tyrannical person, and he has sympathy for the civilians.

Whether the knight abides by morality.

It still lies in self-discipline and the glorious rhetoric of knights' honor.

Fortunately, Liszt didn't need the servant's answer. He kicked open the manhole cover of the cellar and jumped down quickly. It can already be concluded that this cellar is obviously the escape channel of the castle, and the dragon fighting spirit is running, and then he takes out a crystal lamp, and he quickly finds the tunnel entrance.

With the body protected by dragon fighting spirit, he is not afraid of the mechanism in the passage. This world has not yet developed the mechanism technique.

Even if there is a mechanism in the escape tunnel, it is a very simple and ordinary means of killing. If there is really magic equipment used in the escape tunnel, it will be observed and deciphered by his magic eyes.

The passage is a bit narrow.

Liszt was illuminated by crystal lamps, and his sight was not blocked, so he quickly rushed along the passage. The passage is somewhat tortuous and there are many places where there is water. You can clearly see fresh and wet footprints.

It's not the footprints of a single person, it's a bit messy, it should be the footprints of Yevic and the three great magicians!

With a clear mind, he couldn't help but speed up his pursuit.

At this moment, a loud bang suddenly came from the front.

Then a faint sound was heard.

It seemed to be scolding.

He continued to rush forward.

Soon, at the end of the passage, three figures outlined by faint rays of magic power were seen. They were the three great magicians who had launched the combination magic before. Their yelling and cursing were also clearly audible, which quickly let Liszt understand the reason. It turned out that it was Jevich who knocked down the gate at the end of the passage.

That is.

In order to escape, Jevich dropped the three great magicians as bait.

Stop talking nonsense, Lars, let's join hands and release magic bombardment above the channel to open up the way out!

Silaire, prop up the solid stone armor for me, Duraka, prop up the water wave shield for me, I'm afraid that the passage will collapse again and I will be buried!

Don't worry, you won't die!

Three great magicians blocked the passage,

Trying to save myself.

It's a pity that before they could release their magic, Liszt had already rushed over along the passage: You three, why leave in such a hurry, come back to Sydney as our guest.

It's you!

Shoot the knight of Jevich flying with one arrow!

Sure enough, I have already chased him, hehe.

Liszt's magical eyes watched the three great magicians, and slowly walked in: Since you already know me, don't be polite, go back along the passage, return to Sydney Castle, let's have a good chat... the left side That magician, don't secretly condense magic power, your actions cannot escape my perception.

The great magician who was discovered gave a sly smile and dissipated the magic power condensed in the palm of his hand.

The magician was approached by a knight, or a very powerful sky knight, almost no different from a lamb to be slaughtered. The era of spellcasters has declined—it is said that the magicians in the Moon Empire era were very powerful and ruled the continent to rule everything. Unfortunately, it is now the era when knights rule the continent.

Sometimes Liszt was very suspicious. It is said that a wizard can fight a dragon. Although he can't single out a dragon knight, he is also a representative of the world's peak power.

Why are great magicians and magicians very weak.

Although powerful magic can be released, the real combat ability cannot be reflected. In particular, the limitation of casting speed allows the knight to attack the magician unscrupulously. No matter how powerful the magic is, what's the point in not being able to hit the knight? Split.

Not to mention that the knights form a team, and the grudges are connected into one piece to smash the free magic power, forming a magic forbidden area, which directly abolishes the spellcasting ability of the magician.

Watching the three great magicians walk back down the passage in dejection.

Liszt couldn't help feeling emotional in his heart: When I was editing Dragon Battle in the Wild, I read a lot of magic books and knight novels, all of which mentioned the glory of the magicians in the Moon Empire period, and there are even legends that the magicians of the Moon Empire lived in Mulla Godin Mountain. Dian built a magic circle leading to the moon.

If that era was really like the recorded history, it would definitely be a splendid civilization.

The magician who created the Moon Empire by himself is obviously not as weak as the current magician.

Then what caused the decline of the age of magicians? Is there any difference between the current magicians and the magicians of the Moon Empire era? After the Moon Empire fell apart, what happened to make the knights rise? Unfortunately, no one in history Record.

Sporadic word of mouth has long deviated from the truth.

The mystery is difficult to solve.

...

Liszt did not go after Sword Master Shimizu again.

Since the channel was blocked, there was basically no hope of catching up with the opponent, and it was a pity in his heart that the reward for capturing the Juggernaut alive just flew away. However, there are three great magicians as captives who can make up for the loss a little bit. I believe they will pay enough ransom for their freedom.

When he returned to Sydney Fort, the Earl had already sent people to clean up the collapsed castle.

Jevich didn't catch up?

Escaped along the tunnel, and even knocked down the exit of the tunnel, but he left us three guests. Liszt pointed to three great magicians wearing magic cloaks.

Although as a prisoner.

The three of them still maintained a proud posture, calmly waiting for the next trial.

Liszt handed over the dominance of the trial to the earl, and he planned to search Sydney Castle himself to see if Jevich had left anything good.

According to the original distribution method - the military exploits are handed over to William Li, and the supplies are handed over to Liszt.

Therefore, all the materials in Sydney Castle are owned by Liszt. Captain Marcus has already sorted out the materials. When he saw Liszt coming back, he immediately came to report: My lord, the castle's food and other material reserves, except for the Knights Supplementary supplies, others have been sealed up, and we are looking for a horse-drawn carriage to bring them back.”

Where are the elves?

We searched the worm room, but there are no elves left, so it should be taken away by Jevich.

Jevich himself escaped, and the elf also took it away. Liszt was a little annoyed: I really want to cut down all the caterpillar fungus outside the castle. Isn't this guy a candidate for the Dragon Knight? His escape speed is so fast!