Booker was thinking in a normal way.
This place had been taken first, and indeed there wasn’t anything good inside.
Booker was in a bad mood, feeling unlucky, and was ready to leave right away.
He never thought that the person who beat him to it arrived just a little bit earlier than he did.
Normally, there wouldn’t be such a coincidence.
So Booker naturally assud that the items here had already been taken by the person who ca first.
He had no idea that the person was still here, and hiding in the basent.
"Martina, you’re still the observant one. I’ll give you a good reward when we get back tonight." Booker was extrely happy at this mont, growing more satisfied with Martina.
If Martina hadn’t noticed a slight difference on the lawn, Booker wouldn’t have discovered the hiding Herag.
"It’s all thanks to the teacher’s prowess." Martina’s face turned red as if she thought of sothing upon hearing Booker’s promise of a reward, making her look even more alluring.
Booker turned to Herag and said, "Hand over the items."
He didn’t ask about Herag’s identity because, in his view, it was aningless.
Herag replied calmly, "There’s nothing valuable here; I just got in as well."
"Kid, don’t spout such nonsense in front of . Hand over the items, and I’ll give you a quick death." Booker bluntly indicated he intended to kill Herag without beating around the bush.
"Hand over the items, or I’ll gouge out your eyes!" Martina venomously glared at Herag as she spoke.
Herag said, "I’m an official mber of Serlandir. Are you trying to provoke a war by attacking ?"
"Serlandir?" Booker hesitated for a mont upon hearing Herag’s declaration of identity.
But then he thought, this is a contaminated zone, so he smirked coldly, "If I say you’re not, then you’re not. I only know you’re a thief who stole my things!"
Herag’s expression turned cold, knowing this old man was determined to eliminate him.
So he wasted no more words and directly activated his Titan Power form.
His body rapidly swelled in size, trendously increasing his strength and constitution.
The stone giant hand holding Herag instantly shattered, and Herag seized the mont to charge toward the castle’s main entrance.
The castle gate was the only exit. As long as he could get into the contaminated zone, he had a chance to escape.
No matter how skilled and daring Booker was, he wouldn’t risk chasing him very far in the contaminated zone.
Booker was sowhat surprised; Herag’s suddenly swelling size and strength were beyond his expectations.
The stone giant hand he conjured could restrain a typical Level 1 Crystalization Wizard without any problem, but it was unexpectedly broken free by Herag in an instant.
This made Booker’s face look even more displeased.
If he couldn’t even handle a Level 1 Liquidation Wizard, how could he maintain his standing in front of these students?
Booker snorted coldly, waved his hand, and a massive, thick stone wall rose from the ground, sealing off the castle gate leading outside.
Herag’s sprinting figure imdiately ca to a halt, facing a stone wall over ten ters thick, impossible to destroy in a short ti.
"Drawing a Prison."
Booker’s voice sounded from behind, and then a gigantic cage ford around Herag’s body.
In an instant, a huge birdcage-like stone enclosure ford.
Herag was like a small bird trapped inside the cage.
The stone cage was made up of many columns, with relatively large gaps between the stone pillars.
Herag tried to squeeze through, only to find that the gaps between the stone pillars rely appeared to be there but couldn’t actually allow his hand to pass through.
"Idiot!" Martina couldn’t help but suspect Herag’s intelligence upon seeing this scene.
In her opinion, Herag was dood to die.
Herag naturally wouldn’t give up. He took out several Fire Salamander Bombs, threw them toward the sa spot, and detonated them instantly.
Bang!
The entire stone cage didn’t even sway, and the blasted area remained unscathed.
"This cage contains Rule Power. With your strength, it’s impossible to inflict any damage on it," Booker said unhurriedly.
He just quietly watched Herag try various thods without stopping him, not worried at all that Herag could escape from the stone cage.
Seeing the Fire Salamander Bombs were ineffective, Herag then pulled out his World Tree Bow and shot an arrow into a corner.
The green arrow from the World Tree Bow quickly ford and flew out, appearing at the edge of the stone cage in an instant and exploding.
"It’s effective!"
Herag noticed that the spot where he shot had developed so extrely fine cracks.
Even though it wasn’t obvious, it indicated that the stone cage wasn’t invincible.
"How is that possible!"
Booker was a bit taken aback, imdiately focusing on the World Tree Bow in Herag’s hand.
He had never seen this bow and didn’t know what it was, but he guessed it must be an extraordinary treasure.
The fact that it could inflict minor damage on the stone cage already indicated that this bow contained so Rule Power.
With the power of Herag, a re Level 1 Wizard, it would be impossible to damage the stone cage otherwise.
"Sure enough, there’s sothing good." Booker showed a hint of greed.
"Teacher, that bow and arrow..." Martina also noticed the extraordinariness of the World Tree Bow and reminded him.
Booker laughed, "I’ll let you play with it for a couple of days later."
"Thank you, teacher!" Martina was quite pleased to hear this.
In Booker’s view, the World Tree Bow was already as good as his.
He thought this trip would be fruitless, only to unexpectedly gain a bonus.
Martina contributed significantly to this outco.
In his joy, Booker promised Martina she could use the World Tree Bow for a period.
However, what he didn’t know was that the World Tree Bow had very high bloodline power requirents for its user.
Martina, with her ordinary bloodline, would have to expend her life energy to use the World Tree Bow.
"Let’s settle this kid first." Booker cast aside unrelated thoughts, raised his hand to gather magic power, ready to directly kill Herag trapped in the stone cage.
At this mont, Herag was a bit anxious inside the stone cage, a massive sense of crisis surging in his heart, as if death could descend at any mont.
He had tried many thods but couldn’t escape from the stone cage.
Even using Flash wasn’t working; the spatial travel of Flash couldn’t leave the stone cage’s spatial area, only stopping by the stone pillars.
Just as Booker raised his hand, about to cast a spell to annihilate Herag directly.
Roar~
A mighty roar ca from the distance, sounding like thunder rolling, sweeping over from afar.
Roar~
When the second roar ca, the sound had already arrived above the castle, resounding like explosive thunder above everyone’s heads.
Herag covered his ears, feeling uncomfortable. Even with his constitution, the explosive volu was hard for him to endure.
He glanced outside the stone cage and, sure enough, besides Booker, everyone else was on the ground struggling.
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