A mission to capture the territory of the Mystic Witchcraft campaign quickly spread to the entire player base, causing a huge sensation.

After wandering for so long, is it finally time to occupy the land and push the map to farm?

Apprentices with great appeal in the player base have risen up and begun to form their own combat teams.

And some of the already powerful player forces and groups are gearing up for war.

For a while, hundreds of thousands of people from the Secret Witch Society were agitated as if they had been beaten with chicken blood, and rushed towards the wizard leader closest to the team with an excited scream.

Is the choice of territory so casual?

It's really so casual, because the members of the Secret Witchcraft have no need for the resource output, location, terrain, ecology and other conditions of the territory, and only need a place to settle down, as for the resources needed to support hundreds of thousands of wizard apprentices?

Well, since joining the Witchcraft, players haven't noticed that the challenger team has been short of supplies.

As long as you are required to complete various tasks, there are always enough materials to be distributed as rewards, and I have never seen a shortage of materials.

The player apprentices have never even met the "teacher", and like the previous leader wizard of the challenger team, they will go to fight the autumn wind every time they pass through a wizard leader to get some resource support.

However, players don't care where the "teacher" keeps coming from, and they don't worry about the shortage of resources for the Mystic Witch Society.

If the resources are really insufficient, so many wizards along the way can be robbed. Isn't that the way their player base behaves?

And just like that, under the shocked gaze of the Native wizards and the accompanying Native followers, hundreds of thousands of player apprentices were like wolves...... Well, to be more precise, it should have poured into a mountain wizard territory like a locust plague, launched a frenzied burning and looting, and quickly encroached on the land of the mountain wizard territory.

The former leader of the challenger team, Kama Van Edir, a member of the Wizard Elders, saw the chaos.

I really wanted to say something to His Excellency Mithril, the president of the Mystic Witch Society, who didn't care at all, but when I saw His Excellency Mithril's appearance as if it didn't matter to him, he couldn't say anything.

This made Adil a little skeptical, and felt that he was the right choice to join the Witch Society.

The wizard lord of the mountain wizard lord they are attacking, although he is only a great wizard, he is a disciple of a titled wizard?

Is it really such a hasty direct attack, without even saying hello?

Although wizards can also challenge other wizard lords for resources, that is when someone sends someone to send a challenge contract in advance, and both parties are ready to start a territory war.

An undeclared war like this is equivalent to a malicious invasion, even if the other party is defeated, he can launch revenge, and he is more likely to invite his own teacher to rescue, then the matter will be serious, that is a titled wizard!

Although Ardil is very suspicious of the unfathomable strength of Mithril, he should also be a titled wizard-level existence, and a group of sub-wizard apprentices can really occupy the territory of a great wizard?

Perhaps sensing Ediel's uneasiness, the "Mithril Lord" Tai Sui Vortex smiled slightly, saying that he didn't have to worry about looking at it, and it was not for nothing that the player would be called the "Fourth Heavenly Calamity".

But Edil who didn't know it was even more worried when he heard it, according to His Excellency Mithril, even these higher-level wizards didn't plan to send them out?

However, the result surprised Aidil and other indigenous wizards, because the mountain wizard leader who responded in a hurry was very powerless under the crazy attack of the player's apprentice, and began to retreat as soon as he made contact, losing control of a large part of the territory.

How is this possible?

In the territory of a great wizard, in addition to a great wizard guarding it, there are at least a few high-level wizards equivalent to Ediel, a dozen intermediate wizards and dozens of junior wizards, and hundreds of elementary, intermediate, and senior wizard apprentices.

There may be a confrontation between elementary, intermediate, and senior wizard apprentices, but once promoted to the level of junior wizards, no matter how many apprentices there are, they can't threaten the safety of junior wizards, how did these wizard apprentices under the command of Lord Mithril do it?

The wizard realm is not only a wizard who is considered a combat power, a large number of wizards' followers are the regular armed forces of the wizard realm, how can it be like this now?

So let's take a look at how the Player Apprentice managed to conquer the Wizard's Land.

Hundreds of thousands of player apprentices gathered around the Mountain Wizard Collar, and then rushed forward with a cry of "Ula~!!"

Uh-huh!

They just rushed up in groups!

Then they fell in pieces under the rain of arrows from the mountain wizard and the servants!

“......”

The native wizards looked at each other, and the fighting professionals of the Secret Witchcraft were staring at each other, weren't they the ones who had no arcane talent in charge of this work before?

How could Lord Mithril be willing to let these wizards with arcane talents launch a pig charge like miscellaneous soldiers?

When did the wizard apprentice start to become so worthless?

In which wizard domain, wizard apprentices, even junior apprentices, are not all prepared nobles, and are offered as treasures by the lords?

Uh, well, wizard apprentices don't seem to be worth much in the Mystic Society.

The most important thing is that the frontal contact battle that was supposed to be the responsibility of the servant army was actually undertaken by the wizard apprentices, who wore armor and carried large swords, and rushed into the enemy's servant army with a howl and slashed wildly......

Wait a minute?

Aren't they wizard apprentices?

Why do they rush up with their big swords and cut people?

Shouldn't wizards be protected by their followers and unleash their secret spells in the crowd?

Emmm~...... Tai Sui said that although he wanted to, but the Secret Witch Society didn't have that condition, and the number of apprentices was more than the number of their followers!

So it's better to be self-reliant, and besides, who said that wizards can't pick up knives and cut people?

Do you really think that the player apprentices of the Secret Witch Society have been wandering around with the team for the past few months, and they are wandering around?

Don't you see that the beasts and monsters along the way are about to be mistreated by them?

Due to the lack of followers, most of the time the player apprentices have to do it themselves.

What if there are no followers to block enemy attacks for them when they unleash their mysticism?