Hydein frowned.
Vincent said: "I still have two elemental crystals left."
Hydein knew that he was referring to the elemental crystals from the Nightmare Forest, and whether they were sold or used, they were of inestimable value.
"In addition to experiments on wind elements, they can also do many other experiments." Vincent bewitched, "In comparison, students are too flooded. If you need it, you can always have an army of students. ."
Dilling looked at Heiden. Although his face was calm, his heart had long been overwhelmed with worry. He wanted to loudly declare who he wanted to be with them, but he knew better that he had no reason to protest at such a time.
"It was he who discovered the wind element, not you. What do you want him to do?" Heideyin asked rhetorically.
"I really want to discover that the wind element is me, but everyone has a time when they can't do it. Since there is a shortcut in front of me, I have no reason not to take it. All I have to do is prove that there is wind in this world. Element, proves that all those who denied me were wrong!" Speaking of this, Vincent gradually became excited, "This is my life's hard work! I am firmly walking on this road, even if the entire continent is on the opposite side, It has never shaken my determination. His presence is the best reward for my persistence!" He pointed his finger at Dilling, "I must get him!"
"Okay." Heidein said.
Dilling was confused and stared at him in disbelief.
Vincent couldn't hide the enthusiasm in his eyes.
Hyde calmly said, "Take your life in exchange."
"… "
Dilling slowly retracted his heart into his stomach. Having been with Hyde for so long, he should have gotten used to his unique way of answering the possible with impossible conditions.
Heidein said: "Elemental crystals are too valuable, I would like to kill you."
The heat in Vincent's eyes slowly receded, and finally turned into coldness, "It's almost the warm-up just now."
Hyde gently rubbed the palm of his right hand with the thumb of his left hand, "Hmm. I hope your increasingly brittle bones can bear it."
The wind blows.
Hyde propped up the barrier with one hand and took the time to say to Di Lin, "Do your best."
"Yes." Dilling did not hesitate.
From the situation just now, he had already seen that Heidein and Vincent were at a disadvantage in the battle, so he had to find a way to help him regain his disadvantage. Since Vincent was intrigued by his ability to sense wind elements, he used them to the fullest.
The fire element enchantment is not like the iron wall as before, but has become a thin and dense layer.
Dilling knew that it was Hyde who deliberately left an opportunity for him to express his trust in him and regard him as his comrade-in-arms. Thinking of this, the blood in his body gradually boiled. As a freshman who has just entered St. Pardes for a few months, Hydein's trust is really precious.
The water element is rampant.
The wind element cannot be sensed at all.
Vincent's laughter penetrated the wall of fire, "Isn't it impossible to perceive the wind element? Don't forget, since I can use wind magic, of course I can control it. My dear child, you'd better put yourself under my door."
The fire suddenly rushed forward!
The horizon was suddenly covered in a reddish orange.
The water swirled like a whirlwind, trapping the fire in the center.
Dilling looked at the sky, and the firelight and the water light could no longer be distinguished from each other. Heat and water droplets cluttered the air.
Hyde's expression was solemn, and his blue eyes reflected the firelight, turning slightly blue, so bright that it stings.
The water droplets that fell on the two of them became bigger and bigger.
Dilling took a deep breath, closed his eyes, and tried to control the water element. But these water elements are like wild horses under the control of Vincent, and as long as he gets close, his head will send out bursts of pain. The wind element is still missing.
Hydein suddenly threw a ruby from the space bag into the wall of fire.
The fire snake nimbly jumped out of the fire, swiftly passed through the rotating water chain, and rushed towards Vincent.
Vincent was slightly stunned, obviously not expecting the other party to break through, but his consciousness quickly built a line of defense to keep the fire snake out.
"Now." Hydein said in a low voice while he was building a defensive line.
Dilling reacted, throwing his consciousness towards the water elements in a desperate attempt, even directly imagining them attacking Vincent regardless of success or failure.
The water chain trembled in the air and suddenly stopped in place.
It didn't take more than three seconds from Vincent's establishment of the barrier until the water chain came to a standstill, but in those three seconds, the wall of fire seemed to collapse, and it completely rushed towards Vincent.
At this moment, Hydein had no defenses or barriers around him.
A transparent and thin wall of water stood between them and Vincent.
Hyde squinted.
Dilling's face became hot, and he whispered, "Better than nothing."
call.
Fire wall than blow away.
Vincent's figure was exposed behind the water wall.
A few pieces of the black mage robe were burnt off, revealing pale skin. It could be seen that Vincent did not like sunlight. There are also scorch marks on the hair, no matter how you look at it, how embarrassed.
"Good job." Vincent's voice came out of his teeth.
Hydein waved his hand.
Dilling put away the water wall barrier.
"I solemnly invite you to return to St. Pardes for review," said Hydein.
"Censorship?" Vincent sneered, "You don't really believe that the council has this ability, do you? They know nothing but war of words and delays."
Heidein said: "You underestimate them too much. They also know how to pick on the quality of afternoon tea."
Vincent said: "Since you don't like them either, why don't you leave? I believe that many countries will welcome you very much."
"Which country welcomed you?" Hydein asked.
"When you are desperate, maybe I will send you an invitation letter to introduce you to the job." Vincent said.
Hydein said: "Return to St. Pardes for review or hand over elemental crystals, you can choose one."
Vincent looked at him silently, and he could see from the flickering eyes that he was struggling violently.
Heidein raised his hand slowly, the flames beating up and down in his palm, "I have a better understanding of myself. It turns out that my patience is not very good."
Vincent moved his hand.
There were suddenly two desk-sized element crystals in front of him.
Vincent said coldly: "I won't just settle this account."
Heidein said: "Two?"
"I only have two." Vincent's expression was almost gloomy.
This statement is clearly untrue. But Hydein knew that taking out two elemental crystals was already his bottom line. Although the other party was slightly injured, if he really wanted to fight hard, his chances of winning were not great. He accepted it as soon as he saw it, and said, "I heard that the Kuanding Empire treats magicians with courtesy, and I believe you will be able to take care of you there."
A trace of surprise flashed in Vincent's eyes, but he quickly calmed down, "I hope you can also find such a good nursing home."
Seeing Vincent's unwilling figure disappear, Dilling said to Hydein, "Samanril is also very polite to the magician."
Hydein threw two elemental crystals into the space bag, "Are you tired?"
Di Lin was stunned for a moment, then shook his head and said, "I'm not tired."
"Are you sleepy?"
Dilling shook his head again.
Hyde beckoned to him, "Come here."
Dilling went over knowingly.
"Turn around."
Dilling complied.
Immediately, he put a heavy load on his back, and Heidein's voice sounded in his ears, "I'm tired and sleepy." The mental energy expended fighting Vincent was simply the sum of what he had added up before. Especially while fighting, it is necessary to take into account not to damage the trees and houses.
Dilling froze and squatted down slowly.
Hyde wrapped his arms around his neck rudely, rested his head on his shoulder, and fell asleep.
Dilling hugged his leg and slowly turned around and walked towards the town.
Soft strands of hair pressed against the fossa of the neck, both warm and a little itchy. He couldn't help rubbing his hair with his neck.
Hydein turned his head suddenly.
Gently breathing in his ears. Dilling's body froze, and his heart beat wildly.
"You went wrong."
A disgusting sentence.
Dilling stopped.
"Turn left thirty degrees. Continue." After Heidin finished speaking, he turned his head and closed his eyes and continued to sleep.
This time Dilling walked very seriously, expelled all the mess in his head, and walked straight with single-minded attention.
After about three minutes, Hydein said, "Fifteen degrees to the left."
Dilling turned gloomily.
"Two degrees to go."
"… "
When Di Lin walked out of the woods, he found that many people in the town were standing on the street, craned their necks to look in the direction of the woods, and when they saw him come out, all of them had expressions of surprise on their faces.
The mayor walked over quickly and stopped at about three steps. He wanted to take a closer look but didn't dare to look too blatantly at Dilling and Heidein on his shoulder, and asked in a low voice, "What happened?"
Dilling said, "It's nothing."
Listening to Heidein's tone, Vincent seems to have defected to the Chopping Empire, so it's better not to involve him. Otherwise, the royal family will be disturbed, and things will become very troublesome.
"But I saw a fire there just now..." the mayor hesitated.
"Someone probably has a barbecue." After Di Lin finished speaking, he realized that his answer was hopelessly embarrassing.
However, the mayor was so acquainted that he did not continue to ask questions, but sent him back to the hotel.
Dilling first sent Hydein back to his room, and helped him close the window, but saw that the crowd on the street did not disperse. The mayor stood in the middle of the crowd and explained one by one: "Yes, it's just that someone is barbecuing. Probably a late night snack."