From Wizard Apprentice to Conqueror of Myriad Worlds

Chapter 187: Chapter 109: Thunder Spear, Mo Ning’s Performance Shocks a Level 3 Apprentice

A few more seconds passed.

Sitt suddenly asked in a slightly hoarse voice, "Phoebe, if the monkeys really attack, do you have a plan?"

Princess Phoebe pressed her red lips together again and said something against her conscience: "Sorry, I can’t think of any good ideas at the moment."

In truth, she had already thought of a plan. She was originally going to voice it, but now she had suddenly changed her mind.

’There’s no need!’

Even if she did her best to help him, with the ability Sitt had shown, he would probably have trouble holding onto his position as Battle Group Leader. So she couldn’t be bothered to waste any more effort.

Just then.

"BOOM!"

A clap of thunder suddenly pierced the churning mist, rolling over their heads.

They subconsciously looked up at the gloomy sky.

Thunder was so frequent in Mist Valley that the newcomers had long since grown used to it, but this particular clap was exceptionally strange.

Sitt’s brow furrowed tightly.

With hearing sharper than that of an ordinary newcomer, he sensed the thunder seemed to have erupted from several hundred meters up in the air.

This was too abnormal.

Sitt was about to say, "I think there’s something strange about that thunder," but he didn’t get the chance.

But Princess Phoebe beat him to it, saying, "While the dense fog hasn’t completely covered the sky, I’ll go arrange for the gathering team to collect more food. There’s a tough fight ahead of us."

Before her voice had even faded, she had quietly cast the Trick [Floating], her graceful figure leaping lightly from the watchtower.

Sitt opened his mouth, but could only swallow the words on the tip of his tongue as he watched her slender figure drift to the ground like a feather.

He vaguely sensed his teammate’s detachment, and an uncontrollable panic surged in his heart.

But he couldn’t just openly stop Phoebe and demand to know why she was doing this.

"Dammit!"

He cursed again, not realizing in the slightest that he had repeated that word countless times today.

Before long, the fog had risen to the height of an adult’s neck, turning the ground into a vast, white sea of mist.

In the forest ahead, each dense treetop was shrouded in a thin veil of gauze, completely impenetrable to the eye.

Staying on the watchtower was now pointless.

Sitt reined in his foul mood, forcing himself to adopt the dignified air of a Battle Group Leader, and prepared to jump down from the watchtower.

"Screech! Screech!"

The signature, sharp cries of the Hard-skinned Monkeys suddenly shot out from deep within the forest.

Sitt’s steps came to an abrupt halt.

After facing off against the monkeys for so long today, he was extremely familiar with this kind of cry.

He instantly determined that the monkeys seemed to be in a state of terror and fear.

Sitt turned his head toward the forest, curiosity flooding his chest like a tidal wave. ’What’s happening in the woods?’

The heart of a Warrior began to boil in an instant, and he even felt a strong impulse: to immediately gather the Battle Group, charge into the forest, wipe out the monkeys’ nest in one fell swoop, and vent his frustrations.

But his remaining reason forced him to extinguish this thought with deep regret.

The newcomers were already exhausted and starving. No one was willing to take any more risks, and giving such a rash order would only be asking for trouble.

"BOOM—!"

Another startling clap of thunder exploded.

Sitt’s pupils contracted sharply.

He saw an incredibly clear and bizarre scene:

In the sky several kilometers away, at an altitude of about three to four hundred meters.

A blinding ball of electric light suddenly condensed, transforming into a pale blue Electric Snake that struck down into the dense forest like a bolt of lightning.

The bluish-white light tore through the curtain of rain, bathing a patch of the canopy in a ghastly white glow.

This bizarre scene completely defied Sitt’s understanding of the world.

’Why is the lightning blue?’

’How can it be at such a low altitude?’

"Screech! Screech!"

The monkeys’ cries grew even more frantic.

Sitt suddenly realized:

’This is definitely not natural lightning. It’s some kind of flying creature using Thunder Witchcraft to attack the monkeys.’

The moment the thought crossed his mind, a chill ran through him.

’Since that powerful creature that can control thunderbolts is attacking the monkeys from above, will it attack the Battle Group’s camp as well?’

’Of course it will!’

’No, I have to get off the watchtower. It’s too dangerous to stay here.’

Without hesitation, Sitt leaped from the watchtower, which stood more than five meters high.

As a Warrior who had activated his Qi and Blood Power, his body was strong enough that this height was nothing to him. He didn’t need to use a Trick to cushion his fall.

As his body fell, Sitt instinctively looked up toward the patch of sky where the lightning had struck.

The next moment, he faintly saw what seemed to be a white cloud-like mist sweeping through the rain-filled sky in the distance.

The strangest part was that the cloud was somewhat triangular in shape.

But the curtain of rain was too dense; even with his eyesight, he still couldn’t see it clearly.

Sitt couldn’t tell if it was a naturally formed cloud or some other strange existence.

"THUD!"

He landed steadily in the mud of the camp, his boots sending up a splash of water, and his mood, unexpectedly, lightened considerably.

The Hard-skinned Monkey troop was under attack by a monster, which meant the camp’s safety was now guaranteed.

At least for now, this wasn’t a bad thing.

*****

「Several kilometers from the Battle Group’s camp.」

「At the great archway.」

Anya and Reina stood side-by-side atop a massive boulder, their pretty faces filled with excitement.

The Dazed Girl cast the Trick [Lens], and her Magic Power coalesced in the air to form an invisible magnifying glass, bringing the distant scenery ten times closer.

Through this Magic Power lens, the two girls could clearly see a strange, near-triangular cloud flying rapidly through the rain-filled sky.

Reina carefully controlled the lens, closely tracking the "cloud’s" trajectory.

They knew better than anyone that this cloud was—Mo Ning.

Even though they had been watching for a while and knew exactly where the cloud came from, their hearts were still filled with utter disbelief.

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