Chapter 78 Elemental Mage
The courtyard entrance of Bearpig Town is not far from the hotel. When Tebitha appeared at the garrison station driving a chariot, she instantly became the most beautiful girl among a bunch of poor adventurers.
The logistics officer of the garrison even gave Tabitha a set of military energy units for free. To sum up, the value is roughly equivalent to the fuel cost of the tank that keeps running around for more than half a month.
Well, in fact, the garrison does not object to adventurers. Of course, it is best to be a demon hunter with a certain strength.
Because the safer the courtyard is, the more rest the garrison can get. For the garrison, they actually want a powerful brigade to come to the courtyard to kill.
Everyone is seeking life, and it is more harmonious to watch others risk their lives than to risk their own lives. . .
Combat readiness represents combat power to a large extent. When a steel muscle car like a war machine appears at the entrance of the courtyard, there is no need for publicity and shouting. At the entrance of the courtyard, there are many adventurers who volunteer and want to team up with Tebitha.
However, compared to Mu Hua, who usually smiles charity when observing cheap labor, Tebitha has higher requirements for the teammates she wants to recruit.
You don’t have to look at personal combat power, but magic adaptability, character, and even age are the key points that Tabitha pays attention to.
If there is no focus, well, it won't get Tabetha's attention at all.
Although Tabitha seemed gentle and cute when communicating with Mu Hua, in essence, she was a young lady who came from a wealthy family.
Let a rich lady look at a group of miserable people who are calculating the price of bullets in a different light?
Go home and watch the drama, it's basically a joke.
And Tebitha's attitude of keeping distance but still being friendly towards outsiders is a perfect reflection of a good tutor.
At this point, Mu Hua has also deeply realized the value of the word "cousin" in Tabitha. Mu Hua is secretly happy that he is a bit useless. . .
Several young adventurers that Mu Hua was interested in failed to get on the bus in the end. Apart from their lack of experience in the world, Tabitha could not see any bright spots in them.
Moreover, the labor laws here in Loren seem to be different from those in Landon. Mu Hua's kindness may lead to lawsuits here.
The chariot entered the courtyard, called up the map, and turned on the automatic navigation. The floating chariot flew towards a mountain with half a peak of snow.
"This task is not bad. Draw a map of the distribution of monsters on the north slope. As long as we confirm the types of monsters in the caves on the north slope, we can occupy 2% of the resource quota of Zilphi Mountain."
The narrow deck protruded around the chariot, holding on to the railings to look at the surrounding scenery, Tebitha said to Mu Hua.
It is not rational to aimlessly explore the courtyard. For some time, the Adventurer's Guild has deployed a large number of ritual circles in the 375 courtyard, and has also conducted rough reconnaissance of some areas.
That kind of reconnaissance is more about using drones for high-altitude aerial photography.
And most monsters are not wild beasts. They know how to hide and even attack drones, so the information that can be obtained through this kind of reconnaissance is very limited.
More accurate reconnaissance of these areas has become a public task issued by the Adventurer's Guild. Except for certain contribution points, it is difficult to determine the rewards for such tasks with unknown risks.
This also leads to the partial development rights of natural resources in these areas becoming a kind of compensation, a kind of compensation with legal effect.
"There are claw demons there, there are snow monsters in the middle of the mountain, and Zilphi Mountain is within the estimated range of the Goblin Kingdom."
"It's not a good mission to be on the task board for so long." Facing the strong wind, his cheeks were slapped, and his own magic power was full. Mu Hua put a new undead bone shield on himself to ensure that his condition was complete.
Tabetha is very envious of the bone shield, but she has not been deeply exposed to the breath of death, and this magic cannot be used on other people.
Tebitha also has psychic vision, and the source must be related to the devil's contract.
Although Tebitha will not be corroded by the death energy in nature, the death energy will still make her uncomfortable, and the death energy condensed by others is still poison to her.
The magic of the Undead Bone Shield contains the element of death breath. If it is used on others, it is not called a bone shield, but a death coil.
Bone Shield can barely be regarded as an offensive and defensive magic, but usually death coil is too easy to break, and its instant damage effect is almost zero.
This also leads to the so-called death entanglement, which is more like a punishment, and almost no one will use it as a means of attack.
"Wealth is found in danger. Mu Hua, don't be like an old man. If there was a good mission, those powerful teams would have flocked here long ago." Tebetha was dissatisfied with Mu Hua's disappointment.
The Adventurers Guild is not a charity, and although it does not belong to any country, it does belong to the federal government.
In the unexplored areas of the courtyard, the so-called resource quotas are actually a gamble. You risk your life. If you have it, you will be given it. If it is gone, don't blame anyone.
There are many resource-rich courtyards all over the world, but no one can say what resources exist in emerging courtyards.
Before certain information is released, those more mature demon hunting teams usually will not waste time and energy in emerging courtyards.
"We are still young, what kind of risk are we seeking?" Mu Hua explained his views on life.
"Then you still want to be a necromancer?" Tabetha felt that Mu Hua was making excuses. The necromancer was originally a dangerous profession.
"No, you only saw the summoned beast. In fact, I am an elemental mage." Mu Hua defended with a grin.
"Haha, you can call out the banshee in your body and say it again." Tabitha gave Mu Hua a smile that said whatever you want.
Well, Mu Hua is a necromancer no matter how you look at it.
But he really didn't take any risks. Didn't you see him throwing his fishing rod whenever he caught an abyss monster?
He just took some skill stones of necromancy magic and somehow adapted deeply to the dead energy.
"Tuesday is my follower. Do you want to learn bone shield?" Mu Hua leaned against the car armor and asked Taibesha meaningfully.
"I can't learn it, but you, is it really okay to learn so many miscellaneous things? I have my own way, and I don't want to waste time on soul strength for the time being."
"Besides, I don't dare to let a banshee get into my soul." Taibesha heard what Mu Hua meant, and without hesitation, she shook her head and refused.
Taibesha has spiritual vision, which means she has the prerequisite for becoming a necromancer, but her soul strength is too low, so it is difficult for her to learn bone shield.
Indeed, there are some spiritual huts in the outside world that help people hone their souls. The operation during this process is to get a ghost evil spirit to tear the soul of the practitioner.
That kind of place charges money. Going there to improve your spiritual attributes is basically the same as paying for trouble. It is not uncommon to suffer a soul injury at any time.
In Mu Hua's opinion, the safety of his own Tuesday is much higher than the ghosts in that kind of place.
Mu Hua wanted to help Taibesha improve her spiritual attributes, but Taibesha is now more concerned about her physical fitness and intelligence. She is not prepared to be uncomfortable with her soul.
The two chatted on the deck. The chariot had set a safer flight route. The snow-covered peaks on Mount Zilfi were still blurry in their eyes.
On the edge of the forest below, a team of adventurers who were struggling to resist the attacks of monsters attracted their attention.
"Bang bang!" Taibesha patted the deck of the chariot.
"Pumpkin Pie, slow down, support." Taibesha shouted to the inside of the car. Pumpkin Pie is the name of this chariot, or the name of the intelligent system installed on this chariot.
The chariot slowed down and turned around. At this time, there was a plain bordering the forest below.
Seven adventurers retreated from the forest while fighting. Some arrows were scattered in the forest. One of the adventurers with a gun was shot through the throat by a sharp arrow.
When his companions exclaimed, a four-meter-tall ogre rushed out of the forest and smashed the head of another warrior with a rough stone axe.
The chariot lowered its altitude but hovered in the air.
Not knowing the situation of the monsters in the forest, Mu Hua fired a machine gun from high altitude to cover the retreat of the remaining five adventurers.
There was no need to communicate with these adventurers. When the ogre who rushed out of the forest first was shot into a sieve by Mu Hua, a dozen big goblins riding wolves, four or five ogres, and two goblin mages guarded by ogres came out of the forest.
After confirming the enemy situation, the monsters below also stopped chasing the adventurers because of the chariot in the air.
The Goblin Mage stared at the chariot and shouted. Following the Goblin Mage's shout, the big goblin and the ogre slowly retreated, as if they wanted to retreat back to the forest.
"Be careful, mage, there are still archers in the forest." The five adventurers barely escaped and hesitated whether to land. When Taibesha said to Mu Hua, Mu Hua frowned and waved his arms.
"Fireball!"
With a deep shout, dozens of magic circles unfolded in the sky, and fireballs poured down, like a rain of fire hitting the Goblin Mage guarded by the ogre.
"BangBangBang"
The fireball air raid, those powerful ogres with almost no magic resistance, were instantly burned into huge pillars of fire.
A Goblin Mage who had escaped by chance let out a sharp and strange cry, and the forest suddenly became chaotic, and the monsters in the forest fled in all directions.
"You..." Taibesha opened her mouth slightly, her face full of astonishment.
"What did you just say? Fireball?" the girl questioned Mu Hua.
"Yes, Fireball. I said I'm an elemental mage." Mu Hua spread his hands, ignoring Taibetha's ghostly look, and looked at the monsters that were scared away with a little regret.