Wizard: I Can Extract Everything Chapter 368

Chapter 368 130: Test

Jackman opened his mouth wide: "What is this? Is it? Why does a thunderfall have such a high damage? How is this possible?"

Arza next to is also particularly puzzled.

Judging from the external performance of the spell just now and the energy fluctuations when it is triggered, there is not much energy fluctuation in it. This should be an ordinary [Thunderfall Spell], but the Thunder Spell is only an apprentice-level spell. How could it cause such a high level of damage? Even the defensive spells of medium wizards will be shredded.

"Heath Wizard, what is going on, do you know?"

Both looked at Heath.

Hess hesitated for a moment, and explained: "This is not a thunder-falling spell, this is a rule-based spell."

"what?"

"Rule-based spells!"

Both were taken aback.

Heath nodded: "There is nothing wrong with it. I felt the power of the rules when the spell was triggered just now. The rules must be used in the runes, and there are still a lot of them."

When he first arrived here, he felt a wave of energy unique to the rule-based spell, so he just deliberately tried it with a flying puppet, and when the lightning was triggered, he deliberately used his mental power to perceive it. Suddenly, I felt the existence of the rule system magic from it.

Jackman and Arza's faces became embarrassed.

Of course, they knew what a rule-based spell was, but it was a product far at their level, and it was knowledge of the stigmata level, and they did not dare to touch it with their current strength.

Both of them looked at Heath.

Arza hesitated: "Heath Wizard, what do we do?"

From the situation just now, it is obvious that this cliff is covered with a whole set of magic circles, and the clouds floating in the middle of the cliff are actually the magic traps that trigger these magic circles.

Such magic traps are all over the cliff. As long as they try to pass up, they will inevitably be attacked by these clouds. It is an attack by a rule-based spell, and depending on their strength, it is impossible to pass.

You must know that only one of the clouds has just shredded the Heath defensive spell, and such clouds are densely packed all over the cliff.

Heath did not answer, but walked to the edge of the cliff to observe for a while, and then took out a few metal puppets and let them go.

The flying little things line up like an army under Heath's control and fly away from several directions on the cliff.

There is no difference from the previous metal puppets. Just when these little things flew into the cliff, they immediately touched the magic circle inside, and the clouds released various spells such as flames, lightning, and frost. In an instant, Heath's metal puppet was torn to pieces.

Although this kind of metal puppet is only a small toy, it is expensive. A metal puppet costs hundreds of magic stones. In just such a short time, Heath has already lost tens of thousands of magic stones.

However, Heath seemed to be indifferent at all, and then continued to take out the metal puppets and let them fly, and asked Jackman when they were all used up.

"Hey, you two, do you have any metal witchware that can fly? Take it out and try it."

The two looked at each other.

Arza said: "There is or there is, but Heath Wizard, can you tell us that you are here."

Heath explained: "Didn't you find out? These magic traps are all fixed-type magic traps, and they don't have a discrimination mechanism between friend and foe."

Magic organs and traps are divided into fixed type and thinking type.

The fixed type can be understood as a simple switch. This kind of magic trap does not have a mechanism for distinguishing between enemy and friend, etc., as long as it enters the range of the magic trap, it will automatically trigger it, such as a trap, regardless of whether it is a hunter stepping on it. Still beasts will be caught.

The latter is thinking. This kind of magic trap is like an intelligent machine, which can make some simple judgments on the external environment, distinguish between enemy and self, and will only harm strangers and will not attack the wizard himself, etc.

The difference between the two is that one is simple, the production cost is low, and the other is complex, and the production cost is also extremely high.

And just from Heath's observation, the surrounding clouds are obviously a fixed magic circle. Whether they enter it or the wizard himself enters it, they will touch these clouds and induce damage.

Heath said: "Since this magic trap is a fixed type, how did the wizard living here go there?"

Arza and Jackman's eyes lit up.

Jackman said: "Heath, you mean."

Heath nodded and said affirmatively: "Yes, I think there must be a passage that only the wizard knows about in this pile of magic traps, and it can lead to the opposite passage!"

"I see!"

Neither Arza nor Jackman are stupid people. They just didn't react before. At this moment, listening to Heath's explanation, Dang Even understood.

Jackman smiled and said: "So that's the case, then Heath, you just threw those metal puppets into the cliff, the purpose is to test where they will not be attacked, so as to find the road leading to the opposite, right? "

Heath nodded and said, "Yes, it's just that I don't have enough metal puppets here, so I want to ask you if there are any other things you can use. It doesn't need to be high-level, as long as you can fly."

He just tested, the trigger mechanism of this trap is very common, basically as long as there is elemental fluctuations, the trap can be triggered.

Jackman said: "I still have some flying letter paper here for communication with the tower, I will try it now."

Arza also echoed: "I also have some flying woods here, which happens to be used for probing here."

Flying wood is a common magic material. Because of its extremely low density and fits well with flying runes, wizards often use it to make flying witchcraft such as broomsticks.

Immediately, Jackman took out the flying letter paper and folds the flying letter paper into paper cranes by command spells and let them fly. Arza split the flying woods and attached flying runes to control them to fly to the cliff.

All of a sudden, densely packed paper cranes and flying woods floated towards the cliff, like a school of fish in the deep sea.

The clouds drifting on the cliff were not polite in the face of the rushing flying army. They lit up one after another with dazzling light beams, releasing various colorful spells and hitting them.

Along with this rumbling sound, all the flying objects in the sky were wiped out by magic.

But at the same time, in this sky full of magic, you can clearly see a peaceful place that hasn't been bombarded by magic.

(End of this chapter)

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