Are all these civilians left here because they are afraid of being tipped off?
Yaro sneered and didn't bother to answer.
But—a tip-off?
Yaro's heart moved slightly, and an idea suddenly came to his mind.
No one stipulates - you have to cooperate with Claire, right?
After telling Claire that he was a wizard, he still made such a temptation, which completely shows that he didn't care about this at all.
Although Yaro has not yet figured out how wizards and ordinary people get along with each other on this continent.
But no matter what, one shouldn't be so disrespectful to someone with extraordinary power!
It can be seen from Claire's expression at that time that he may not understand what being a wizard means!
And since Claire doesn't understand, his value has been reduced a lot.
Yaro needs someone knowledgeable to guide him, so that he can get in touch with the extraordinary market here and prepare to sell the magic tree materials and purchase purification potions and alchemy materials!
Viscount Corey...maybe a good candidate.
Didn't Claire want to go through the castle?
After he leaves, he can live directly in Perrin Manor, and it will be convenient to contact Bailu!
And this also requires good communication with Viscount Corey.
Will Viscount Corey hold a grudge against him for killing his 'lover'?
If it doesn't work, forget it.
It's just an extra choice, it doesn't mean I have to hang myself here.
With this in mind, Yaro turned back to Bud and said, "Come and set this child's bones."
The bones in the child's arm are twisted and broken. If they are not straightened, the broken bones may puncture the blood vessels, causing blood and swelling in the wound. Subsequently, it may cause infection and inflammation, leading to sepsis and death.
Even if there is no blood accumulation by luck, letting the bones heal naturally without bone setting will still cause lifelong disability.
Bud saw Yaro's behavior at this time and knew that the adult had made a decision in his mind, so he stopped talking and took over the trivial matters from Yaro's hands honestly.
For people like them who exercise and fight frequently, bone fractures are a common occurrence, so they are no strangers to bone setting.
Yaro glanced at it and ignored it. He turned to look at the scattered civilians and soon found his target - a soldier who also had his hand broken off!
Yes, that was the soldier Yaro attacked first.
It was precisely because Yaro broke his arm first that he did not join the siege later and was able to survive.
"come here!"
As Yaro pointed in the direction, the civilians in that direction quickly dispersed, revealing the soldiers hiding among them.
The soldier covered his shoulder with one hand, his face became more and more frightened, and he stammered: "Sir... sir?"
Yaro frowned slightly and said coldly: "Don't worry, I won't kill you."
In the beginning, Yaro had no intention of killing, he just couldn't bear to see a weak child being tortured in front of his eyes.
I don't like it in my heart, so I give some punishment.
I just didn't expect that the logistics captain would be so ruthless and immediately ordered the soldiers to besiege and kill him directly.
How could Yaro hold back in the face of their attack when he didn't have a good impression of them?
In the end, the situation in front of me was caused.
The soldier's previous scene of Yaluo's sword killing him was still vivid in his mind, so although he was extremely reluctant in his heart, he did not dare to resist at all. He had to cover his arms and walk over, bowed his head and said obediently: "What are your orders, sir?" ?”
Yaro picked up a fireball and threw it directly towards the corpse lying on the ground. The flames ignited the clothes on it. It only took a moment for the thick and smelly black mist to spread out. Then he looked at the stunned soldiers and said calmly. : "When you go back, if Viscount Corey asks, tell him bluntly that it was a wizard who did it!"
"If he wants me, come to Perrin Castle, where I will live later."
Claire's approach made Yaro very unhappy. He was not going to go back again, so he planned to clean up Perrin Castle today and move into it directly.
Yaro glanced at the stunned soldier: "Do you understand?"
The soldier suddenly became alert and shouted quickly: "Yes! Sir! I understand!"
"Well, let's go." Yaro turned to look at the increasingly intense fire, feeling a little heartbroken for no reason.
In order to make the flame burn faster instead of being extinguished directly, Yaro used 20 parts of the magic power of the spark spell for the fireball just now.
Using level one magic as the basis for calculation, Yaro's total magic value is 200.
But these magic powers need to be divided into three attributes. Among them, the fire magic power alone is only more than 60, which is equivalent to using up one-third of the fire magic power at one time.
Yaro didn't care about the soldiers leaving. Looking at the spreading fire, he thought: "It would be great if I knew the fireball technique. The second-level magic only consumes three times the magic power of the first-level magic, but it is as powerful as the first-level magic." Ten times more.”
Just like twenty copies of the magic power of the Spark Technique, it can only create a large enough fire ball, but it cannot get the explosive effect of the Fireball Technique.
In terms of destructive power alone, the fireball spell is definitely more powerful than the spark spell, which has a hundred times the magic power.
After all - no matter how many spark spells are stacked, you can only get a bigger fire ball, but you still can't get the explosion effect.
"We have to clean up the shadow beast later, so we shouldn't have used fire magic just now."
But, what's the point of using fire magic?
Maybe... the water element summons a water ball to wash the cross sword?
Or use earth magic power to perform a lotus step by step?
Yaro thought about it again and felt that the impact of the fire element was stronger.
After all, after igniting an item, the flames will be more intense. Unlike the water and earth elements, whatever is summoned will be the follow-up.
While Yaro was thinking, Bard had already taken care of the child's injury, stood up and walked over: "Sir, all those civilians have left, what should I do with this child?"
"This is the border checkpoint of the Viscount territory. If you leave your children here alone, no one knows what they will encounter after dark."
Yaro said casually: "Then take him with you."
Glancing at Bard, Yaro added: "Let's hurry up and don't wait until dark to reach the Perrin territory that the baron said is not far away."
Bud smiled awkwardly and quickly explained: "It's indeed not far away. From here, even if the scaly wildebeest walks slowly, it only takes another hour to walk to the Perrin territory."
The time it took Yaro to arrive at the checkpoint from the manor was only about an hour. If another hour was added, the total would be only two hours. Considering the road conditions at this time, it was really not that far.
…
After passing the checkpoint, Yaro found that the subsequent road actually turned in a different direction and went upward again.
After comparing the location of the Perrin Manor, it can be found that the Perrin Territory is actually on the same level as the Perrin Manor, but the road between the two goes around half a circle.
Yaluoyao pointed to the direction of the manor, gestured to Bader and asked: "Why doesn't this road go straight through?"
Bud sat on another scaly horse, carefully supporting the unconscious child, while explaining: "There is a bottomless pit in the middle, we can't walk through it, and there are mountains beyond that, and we can't get out from there. It’s a detour, so we can only go this way.”
Bottomless pit?
Yaro's thoughts moved slightly.
Have time to check it out?
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