Wizards are mighty

"It's so noisy. Is there any connection between your ancestors and the Scamander horned sea monster? How come even their calls are so similar?"

Looking at the increasingly arrogant Gleb, Vic's expression hardly changed.

Indeed, tearing is a relatively unpopular witchcraft. It works very well against these low-IQ monsters and can easily tear their bodies apart.

But if the target is other apprentice wizards or beings with strong mental power, it's just the opposite.

The mental power and magic power of wizards can protect their bodies well.

Even if no protective witchcraft is used, the power of tearing is difficult to act on a body covered with mental power and magic power.

After all, this witchcraft itself requires mental power to guide and lock the target.

When facing an apprentice wizard of the same level, the opponent will not foolishly let your mental power enter his body.

Therefore, even if the tearing released in this way has some effect, due to the guidance of the opponent's mental power, the magic power you output to the opponent's body will be easily offset or dispersed.

However, did Vic really not think of this level?

How is it possible!

In order to make better use of limited resources and time, each of his witchcraft is carefully selected.

The reason why this witchcraft that seems to have a big problem is chosen is actually because another witchcraft that Vic has mastered can make up for its shortcomings.

Yes, Gleb thought he could only learn one witchcraft in a month, but in fact he has mastered two.

Zero-ring apprentice-level witchcraft-soul collision.

This is an extremely unpopular witchcraft, but it is very suitable for his current situation.

The effect of this witchcraft is to directly attack the soul of the recipient through the soul of the caster. In addition to causing trauma to the soul, it also has a good control effect.

Because Vic's soul has been greatly strengthened in repeated tearing and repair, there will be a great increase when he uses this witchcraft.

...

"Very good, I hope you can keep this attitude in two days. I will take good care of your slaves for you."

Gleb did not get angry like before, but sneered and continued to rush into the rain to hunt sea monsters.

"Idiot."

Vic also retracted his gaze and refocused on witchcraft.

He began to chant the spell slowly again.

…

In fact, under normal circumstances, it does not take such a long time to chant a spell to release a witchcraft.

Because the essence of a spell is a special way to call magic power, which comes from the caster's own perception, and the length is not fixed.

The longer the spell, the greater the increase it can bring to the witchcraft.

For example, making the witchcraft more stable, absorbing more external magic power to make the witchcraft more powerful, etc.

Yes, absorbing external magic power.

In addition to the magic power provided by the wizard himself, formal witchcraft can also absorb free magic power or rule power through the core rule model of witchcraft.

These absorbed magic power or rule power usually cannot exceed the magic power provided by the wizard himself, otherwise it is very easy to make the witchcraft out of control.

But this is completely enough.

When the mastery of witchcraft is not proficient enough and it is impossible to absorb a full double of free magic power immediately, through a long time of chanting, the power of witchcraft can reach a more perfect level.

Just like him.

"Zero Ring Apprentice-level Witchcraft-Rip"

The fluctuation of magic power surged again.

Vic looked indifferently at the sea monsters queuing up to die.

Those piercing screams did not affect him at all.

As the chanting sounded repeatedly, another invisible witchcraft was thrown by Vic to the designated target.

"Puff--"

The violent power stirred up pieces of blood.

Under the impact of the storm, the hideous heads of sea monsters rolled on the deck, splashing blood.

...    In addition to Vic's killing, other apprentices were not much behind.

Attacks flashing with various colors flew towards the sea monsters.

No sea monster could survive for a long time under such intensive attacks.

Often, they just rushed to the ship and were smashed to pieces by attacks that appeared from nowhere before they ran a few steps.

After a long time, the screams of the surrounding sea monsters finally subsided.

It was finally time to fight for the spoils on the battlefield.

The apprentices scattered and attacked the scattered sea monsters.

Vic was no exception.

The tearing technique was invincible against these sea monsters. In this battle, he could be said to have gained a lot.

Not to mention hundreds, there were at least seventy or eighty.

And most of them were obtained by his independent hunting.

Every time a sea monster was killed, he could get points equivalent to the output of a slave in a week.

These seventy or eighty, that would be a large amount of points that would be immediately credited to his account!

Thinking of this, Vic, whose magic power and mental power were almost exhausted, was very excited.

The previous month's hard work was not in vain.

It just so happened that after getting the points, he could consider dealing with those slaves.

He didn't have the habit of giving benefits to his enemies.

Since he couldn't keep too many slaves, he might as well kill a batch of them.

Except for the strong ones on the ship who had accumulated a large number of slaves and resources, Vic was not afraid of other ordinary apprentices who wanted to rob them.

As long as only one or two slaves were killed, wouldn't he be able to avoid being challenged by those strong ones?

When wizard apprentices challenged the lower ones, they could only challenge apprentices with less than two slaves.

Until the end of the third, sixth, and ninth months, the restrictions will be gradually relaxed to three, four, and five.

He has not forgotten this rule at all.

…

After using the last bit of magic to kill a sea monster not far away, Vic returned to the hall of the cabin and waited quietly.

This action to resist the sea monster was quite smooth.

Except for a few careless apprentices who were seriously injured by the sea monsters that suddenly jumped out at the last moment of the cleanup, there was not even a single death case.

This disappointed Gleb, who had been hoping that others would encounter some misfortune so that more people could join his scam.

“Not bad, not bad, it seems that you are still quite capable. You all came back alive, and few of you were missing arms and legs.”

After almost everyone was present, Isif finally showed up.

She seemed to be quite happy, at least she had a smile on her face as if she had won a bonus.

"Ahem, everyone has seen it! Here is the list, I will read it out."

"First place, Irina Perrin, 157!"

"Second place, Gleb Clayton, 144!"

"Third place, Feiyue, 139!"

"Fourth place, Lars Solano, 138!"

"..."

"Tenth place, Vic Kama, 82!"

"The rest are omitted, everyone can check it on the card reading device, and the points have been distributed!"

After a brief reading of the ranking, Isif clapped her hands lightly.

More than a dozen servants on the ship appeared in front of everyone.

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