EFB Chapter 221 Giant Demonic Creature
Chapter 221 Giant Demonic Creature
Chapter 221 Giant Demonic Creature
Leo said, "Then I'll leave it to you."
Leo also wanted to know how strong the two brothers were.
Then, the Singer brothers each cast their spells.
A green light emanated from Singer's body.
Huge tree roots grew from the sea and bound the gemfish together.
A bright red light emanated from Singer's body.
Scalding flames roared from the gemfish's body.
The gemfish quickly turned into grilled fish.
There was even a faint fragrance wafting from it.
Both brothers used elemental magic.
However, Leo could observe traces of potions from other disciplines on them, so the two of them should also possess knowledge of spells from other disciplines.
Sieg clapped his hands and said, "Good, Brother Singer, you two are indeed highly skilled combat wizards, worthy of being chosen by the Yalong Club."
Singer and the other man remained noncommittal about Sieg's praise, focusing their attention solely on Leo.
"Wizard Leo, what do you think of our spell performance?"
Leo said, "Not bad. Among the wizards I've met, you should be considered to be at a mid-level."
Of course, there was one thing Leo didn't say: he hadn't seen many second-class wizard apprentices either.
However, in Leo's opinion, these two are probably a notch weaker than the three second-class wizard apprentices from the Dragon Club, including Enchantress.
Upon hearing this, Singer and the other man were not angry at all; instead, they smiled and said something.
"Being able to reach the middle level in Leo Wizard's evaluation is already quite impressive."
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"Yes, brother."
Sig was dumbfounded.
These two proud and arrogant brothers have never yielded to anyone.
Unexpectedly, he acted like a little fanboy in front of Leo.
Could it be that the name "Pros" is so appealing to battle wizards?
Sig interpreted the respect that Singer and the other man showed to Leo as the respect that battle wizards showed to the Pros.
Then, Sieg couldn't help but frown.
For him, a harmonious team is naturally a good thing.
But that's on the premise that everything is harmonious and peaceful with him, Sieg, at the center.
Instead of the unity that exists now, where all the wizarding apprentices except Sieg revolve around Leo.
This is detrimental to Sieg's overall evaluation score.
This comprehensive assessment is not based on the results of the site exploration, but rather on Sieg's organizational skills during the process.
From the current perspective, Leo is stealing Sieg's spotlight, which will lead to a decrease in his overall evaluation score.
"We can't let the wizard Leo keep showing off."
Sieg muttered to himself.
At this moment, Leo looked at the scene of charred gemfish in front of him and said, "Let's clean it up."
Leaving the enormous gemfish unattended would have some impact on the wizard ship's navigation.
Leo then aimed at the grilled fish scene in front of him and unleashed a multi-slash attack.
The grilled fish was quickly chopped into small pieces.
Leo has now reached a point where he can use this spell with complete ease.
Judging solely from the casting time of the spell, it is already very close to the level of spellcasting of Kelly, the first-class wizard apprentice and special envoy whom Leo once met.
Of course, in terms of strength, it's still not as good as Kelly was back then.
To completely surpass Kelly, Leo needs to master this spell to its perfect quality.
The Singer brothers were surprised to see Leo effortlessly execute the multi-slice attack.
"This is a multi-segment cut, isn't it?"
"This spell is not only difficult to master, but it also takes a considerable amount of time to cast. I tried it before, but after three whole months I still couldn't learn it, so I gave up for the time being."
"As expected of Wizard Leo, he accomplished what we couldn't do with ease."
Sig, watching from behind, was also somewhat shocked by the spell Leo had cast.
However, Sig is not a battle wizard after all.
His understanding of this type of combat-specialized spells is not yet at the level of the Singer brothers.
Sieg said, "Thank you for your help, Wizard Leo. However, if we encounter any danger along the way, please let me know first so I can make a decision. After all, I am the organizer of this operation."
Sieg's words were a normal reminder, and Leo nodded slightly before turning his gaze to the front.
As the ship sailed, the sea they saw gradually turned deep red.
Fried asked, "Wizard Leo, what do you know about the Crimson Sea?"
Leo shook his head and said, "I only know that many powerful sea monsters lurk inside, but I know nothing else. With my current strength, exploring the Crimson Sea would probably be quite difficult."
Fried said, "I do know something about the Crimson Sea. Of course, this knowledge comes from what my mentor, Nova, told me."
Leo was somewhat helpless.
Fried really can't stop talking about Nova the Wizard.
Therefore, it is not unreasonable for them to be called religious believers at the Nova gathering.
Leo asked, "What did the wizard Nova say?"
"Mentor Nova made a guess: could this crimson liquid be the blood of a giant, mutated creature?"
Leo's eyes flickered slightly, and he said incredulously, "This entire Crimson Sea is filled with the blood of a single demonic creature? That demonic creature must be enormous!"
"But this assumption isn't impossible, is it?"
Fried said, "Professor Nova also conducted an investigation into the seawater in this deep red sea and confirmed that a portion of the seawater does indeed contain the blood of some kind of creature."
"If that's the case, then this speculation is very likely true."
Leo frowned.
"Besides Nova, have any other wizards made similar conjectures?"
No, not at all.
Fried said, "Other wizards believe that the presence of blood in the Crimson Sea is likely due to the fierce battles between the demonized creatures, and cannot be used to prove that it originated from the same giant demonized creature."
"However, they lack concrete evidence for their speculations. Therefore, compared to Professor Nova's verified speculations, I believe Professor Nova's speculations are more reasonable. Moreover, Professor Nova wouldn't make baseless arguments. If he said it, he must be very confident."
Leo ignored what Fried said next, as the part praising Nova was too subjective.
However, Leo felt that the part mentioned earlier was not entirely unreasonable.
A deep red sea formed by a gigantic, mutated creature.
Leo thought to himself, "If it's true, just how huge must this demonic creature be?"
The twin continents are surrounded by a deep red sea.
In other words, if such a mutated creature truly existed, its size would likely be dozens of times larger than the entire Twin Continents.