"Ah, it's a wonderful world out there, Murphy, tell me about the scenery," Lecter sighed, and he asked Murphy as he searched the beauty around him with his senses.

"It's also my first time out of Sheehan City," Murphy muttered to himself.

Tomorrow is the new game launch, and Lecter humanly gives everyone a holiday, so Murphy and Lecter decide to go to the manor that the mayor gave them to have a look.

It is a manor with more than 100 acres, surrounded by mountains and rivers, the scenery is quite good, and it can be seen that the mayor is still very bloody.

Looking at the strange flowers and plants on both sides of the road, Lecter didn't know what they were even with the knowledge he had put together in his two lifetimes, so he had to turn to them for help.

But he obviously asked the wrong person, and Murphy, a magic apprentice who hadn't taken a day of magic classes seriously, certainly couldn't answer.

"What the hell is this? As if I've seen it there," Murphy scratched his head, studying a strange plant that was a meter long and had red flowers.

"This is the red sun grass, it only lives for three months and only blooms once in its life. After blooming, it wilts, and finally a seed condenses on the stamen, falls to the ground, and grows again. You're lucky enough to be in time for it to bloom. A shrill voice rang out.

Murphy looked up at the branch to the side, where the voice came from. At this moment, there was a masked man wearing a green and gold robe, holding a large sapphire staff.

"Hmph, carving insect skills." Lecter snorted disdainfully.

"You know a lot," Murphy exclaimed, before introducing himself, "My name is Murphy, and I'm a first-year magic apprentice at Hephasto Academy. ”

"Oh, it's the boy who never passed the magic introductory test and made a big hit, it's really a young man," the man said in a strange tone, "My name is Rabbi Ah, and I'm still your senior." ”

"I heard that you can use long-lost magic magic?" The rabbi asked.

Lecter warned Murphy: "This man is dangerous, don't talk nonsense with him, it's better to get out as soon as possible." ”

"Can you open my eyes," said the rabbi in a sharp voice as countless green squares rose from behind him, mechanically rotating his head three hundred and sixty degrees.

"Wait, gentleman doesn't move," Murphy hurriedly shouted. "If you want to watch the magic show, there's no problem at all, if you have something to say."

The green squares behind the rabbi kept arranging and combining, and finally formed a huge square that covered half of the sky, and he nodded: "Very good, I like people like you who can see the situation." ”

Murphy called up the magic brain and sent it to the rabbi: "This is the magic product of the magic text, enjoy it." ”

The rabbi was indifferent and said lightly: "Show me it." ”

So, Murphy obediently demonstrated the operation of the magic brain for the rabbi, but in the end, he suddenly clicked a red button in the lower right corner of the magic brain.

A huge explosion rang out, and a pink air mass enveloped the rabbi along with the huge block behind him.

Don't run at this time, let alone when, Murphy didn't pay attention to his manor, and ran to the city.

"A wonderful little trick," the strange voice sounded again in less than half a minute, in front of Murphy, "if that's all there is to magic, it's really disappointing." ”

Murphy stopped, looked at the masked man who appeared in the air in front of him, and a smile appeared on the corner of his mouth: "Of course not, it also has one of the most important functions, and that is...... Be careful......"

The rabbi was pierced in his left arm by a magic arrow, and the inertia of the arrow carried him a few steps forward, almost making him face to face with Murphy.

"Oh, I told you to be careful," Murphy gloated, having already followed Lecter's instructions when Murphy summoned the Demon Brain, and sent a distress message to the Sage in Red and the Sage in Gray respectively.

The magic arrow on the rabbi's arm had lost its light and disappeared into his left arm, leaving no scars, and he moved his left arm and turned to look in the direction where the magic arrow had come from.

"Sure enough, it's you, gray clothes, and you still haven't changed the old problem of dark arrows hurting people."

The rabbi waved the sapphire staff in his hand, and countless green lines began to converge towards the tip of the staff, and in a moment, a one-foot-square green square shot quickly towards the gray-clothed sage who was holding his bow and arrows.

The green square flew three meters in front of the gray-clothed sage, and the space suddenly fluctuated, and the square seemed to enter the water and disappeared.

"And you, Red."

The air beside the gray-clothed sage fluctuated again, and the red-clothed sage walked out of it.

The sage in red looked at the rabbi and asked with some hesitation, "Are you Rabbi Ah?" ”

"Looks like you two old guys aren't old yet." The rabbi began to turn his head again.

"Hmph, you've been kicked out of the magic house, all magicians are your enemies, and you dare to come back." The sage in gray said angrily.

"Aha, what if the whole world is against me," the rabbi snorted, "Don't worry, I don't have any ill intentions, I just want to know some information about magic and magic, of course, now I know pretty much it, as for the rest, it seems that you don't want to say it, then I won't bother you." ”

The sage in red didn't say a word, his right hand reached out, and the space in front of him fluctuated, and he reached into the space without hindrance.

At the other end, the air beside the rabbi began to fluctuate, and two hands reached out from the air, grabbing the rabbi by both arms.

This is exactly the spatial magic that the Sage in Red excels at.

The magic arrow in the hand of the Grey Sage shot out again, this time aiming at the rabbi's head.

"Ah, I can't hide from it," the rabbi spun around his sapphire wand and let out a burst of sneer.

As the magic arrow pierced Rabi's head, the hand that grabbed Rabbi's arms glowed red, but soon, the arrow's hands were absorbed by Rabi and disappeared.

The sage in red withdrew his hand from the air, his right hand intact again.

"The magic arrow of the spirit is really powerful, now let you taste its power," the rabbi said, and a green light flashed on the sapphire staff, and a green square flew out.

The Sage in Red hurriedly stirred up the space around him and the Sage in Gray, sucking the green squares into the Sage in Red's space.

"Actually, it can still be used like this," Rabbi's sapphire staff slashed in the air around him, and a ripple of space rippled, and the next moment a green hand appeared in front of the red-clothed sage, and in the palm of his hand, he was holding the green square that had disappeared.

The hand suddenly vanished when it came into contact with the cardinal sage's robes, and the rabbi continued to disintegrate into fine powder.

"Oops, we've run out of stored magic, we'll see you next time, and when the time comes, I hope you guys can fight more."

With that, the rabbi had completely disappeared into thin air.