Journey to Azeroth

Chapter 36
Luo Ben's crowd rushed into the only intersection not occupied by guards among the three fork intersections, and ran forward.

Leaving a few guards to guard the captured Luo Ben's people, Dunn led the remaining guards to bite Luo Ben's team tightly.

Constantly knocking the laggards to the ground.

While Dunn and the others were chasing them, people running around broke away from the team and fled to both sides of the road. The guards had no time to take care of the fleeing people and kept their eyes on the large army.

Every time a few people were knocked over, Dunn would leave guards to guard those who were caught.

As time went by, the number of people in the Luo Ben team became less and less, just like a butcher decomposing a freshly slaughtered livestock, Dunn used this method to continuously reduce the number of people in the Luo Ben team.

When the rushing people reached the end of the road, the original team of more than 100 people had changed back to less than ten people.

The surrounding teammates gradually decreased, one by one guards rushed forward and knocked everyone to the ground. Karl followed the team and kept rushing forward. Karl did not cast any spells. After all, theoretically speaking, he has not violated the law now. As for the collapse of the prison wall, At most, it would cost money to fix it, but if you shot at the guards, it would be a more serious act.

When the last teammate beside Karl was knocked to the ground, Karl turned around and saw Dunn with a dozen guards staring at him closely.

"Surrender, Carl," Dunn raised the wooden stick in his hand, "You have no chance."

"Not necessarily," Carl smiled, and then ran away, rushing to the path that the landlord said, and quickly ran in, and the figure quickly disappeared into the path.

Angrily, Dunn commanded the team to chase and intercept, and personally led a dozen guards into the path.

Carl rushed into the path and then walked in at a faster speed. The path was less than 2 meters wide, and there were stone houses beside the road. The houses were very close to each other, which was very suitable for hiding. The people here store things, and Karl quickly hides his figure behind the obstacles and moves forward.

"Illusion," Carl used Illusion, placing his phantom on the side of the road, followed by another Illusion, hiding another phantom behind a barrier, creating what looked like a sneak attack.

After doing this, it doesn't matter whether it can produce effects or not, quickly advance to the depths of the road, and constantly set illusions on the road.

These phantoms have different functions because of their different positions. Some of them are placed on the road aboveboard, and they make extremely embarrassing expressions on their faces to ridicule.

There's one hiding in a corner that looks like it's ready to sneak up, and some traps that look like they're covering their backs.

Carl kept using illusions to delay time while moving forward. Ten minutes later, a fork in the road appeared in front of him, and he chose the left side without thinking.

It really doesn't matter which side you choose, Karl doesn't know where these roads lead and doesn't care, he just wants to escape the guards.

As Carl moved deeper into the left side of the road, the road narrowed until it was filled with houses on both sides and only one person was allowed to pass in the middle.

Soon Karl came to the end of the road. Karl poked his head out to look outside the road, and then retracted quickly.

A few guards stood on the opposite road, staring at everyone closely. Karl guessed that it should be Dunn's handwriting. After all, as a person who has been performing tasks in various areas of Dalaran all year round, he is familiar with every The street, of course, knows where the end of the road leads, and arranges guards here in advance.

@#￥%, Karl cursed in his heart, quickly retreated, and returned along the way he came.

After returning to the fork in the road, he walked to the right again, and the illusion did not stop. Wherever Carl went, he threw the illusion. Anyway, this spell is only a 0-level spell, which consumes very little mana. The disadvantage is that the illusion is still. Yes, it can't move, as long as you try a little, you will find it. Secondly, the illusion can only be used on dead things, and cannot be used on living people or animals.

Proceed along the intersection on the right, and came to the end in a few minutes. Carl followed the same pattern as last time. As expected, there were still guards watching the intersection, so he had to report back to the fork.

With a chasing soldier before him and a strong enemy at the end, Karl had an idea, placed an illusion on the side of the road, and then sat on the side of the road openly.

After a while, Dunn hurriedly led a dozen guards to catch up from behind. The guards carefully hid their bodies behind the shields and walked towards Mirage and Karl.

"Forget about those annoying illusions," John stopped the temptation of several guards, and continued: "There is a fork in the road, we will move separately, with 7 people on each side."

"Carl is a powerful mage. If you see him cast a spell, don't rush forward. Pay attention to protect yourself and fire a signal flare. We will support him as quickly as possible."

He added: "Although I don't think he is a person who has no sense of proportion, just in case, don't conflict with him. This guy is definitely not something that a few people can solve."

Then several people split into two groups and rushed forward quickly. Karl quickly got up and walked in the direction Dunn came from.

Ten minutes later, Karl returned to the original intersection again, carefully poked his head out to observe the situation outside, and saw hundreds of Luo men sitting on the road, surrounded by the Sword of Dawn guards guarding them.

Carl quickly retracted his head back.

Damn, I really can't escape this time, the duration of the illusion is only ten minutes, and with the disappearance of the illusion, the tactic of pretending to be an illusion will definitely not work.

Carl found a way to make a living, found a comfortable corner and sat down, picked up the dust from the ground and applied it to the skin of his face.

"Illusion."

Then Karl used illusion to make himself a worn-out dress. Although he was not wearing anything now, it looked like he was wearing a dress in the eyes of others.

Now Karl was dressed in shabby clothes, with dust all over his face and skin, and it was impossible to recognize him without looking carefully.

But this dress is static and cannot be moved. Carl sat on the ground without moving, fearing that the movement would be too large and the mold would be worn.

After doing all this, Carl smiled wretchedly, hoping to fool Dunn.

After another half an hour, Karl saw Dunn come back with a few guards angrily, muttering, "This is not right!"

"It's not scientific!" John kept muttering.

It's not scientific, of course, but it's magical.

"A bum over here can ask," one of the guards suggested, and then walked up to Karl and said, "Hey, did you see a high elf male?"

Carl nodded.

"Which direction did he go?"

Karl pointed to the intersection with his finger, he didn't dare to make too much movement, for fear of being given camouflage clothes by the guards.

"Quick, don't let him escape!" John rushed towards the intersection with the guards.

After Dunn rushed out of the intersection, Karl quickly stood up and fled in the opposite direction of Dunn.

(End of this chapter)