Another world, I have an elf magician

"Is it really snowing?"

"Am I right? This is really snow!"

"This is impossible, how could he make snow fall? This is completely impossible!"

……

When I turned around, I saw Diana and the others dumbfounded, clutching the falling white snow in disbelief.

I looked at Diana and said, "Your Highness Diana, how are you doing? Did it surprise you?"

Diana wrapped her clothes tighter, gritted her teeth, and said reluctantly: "It does surprise me!"

"Hehehe, then just enjoy the snow!"

I strode out of the square and came to Mia's side.

Mia praised me: "Randy, you are so awesome. It's incredible. You actually completed the snowfall."

Tuoji smiled and said: "Captain, look how angry you have made that Diana. Looking at her livid look, I just want to laugh!"

"Hahaha!"

He covered his mouth and couldn't help laughing.

I looked at Diana and found that it was true as Tuoji said, her face was livid with anger, and then she turned around and left with her men.

Crohn grabbed my shoulder and said gratefully: "Thank you so much, Mr. Randy, you have done a great favor to the people here!"

Seeing the residents on the street taking out pots and pans to catch the snow, I smiled, touched the magic ring on my right hand, and whispered: "Thank you, Yewiya."

It snowed heavily and the air became very cool. It was obviously a hot summer day, but everyone had no choice but to put on warm cotton clothes.

In the Baron's mansion, I sat in the living room and listened carefully to Baron Crohn's appeal.

"Now, the water problem has been solved for the time being, but the plague outside the city is giving people a headache!"

I asked, "When did this plague start?"

"It started more than half a year ago, but it's a 'tradition' in our territory." Crohn replied.

"Tradition?" I was very puzzled.

Crohn said: "In my territory, some disasters occur almost every year, and most of them gather in the summer. However, this time it lasts much longer than in previous years. I am worried that the people here will not be able to survive."

"That's really weird!" I touched my chin, thoughtfully.

Mia, who was sitting in a wheelchair, said: "I have sent two therapists over to check the situation. I believe the results will be available soon and the right medicine can be prescribed!"

As soon as he finished speaking, a male voice came.

"It's not good, Your Highness Mia, something bad is going to happen!"

I saw the young therapist Thain running in in a panic, with blood stains on his body, disheveled hair, and looking very embarrassed.

"What's going on? What happened?" Mia asked.

Thain replied: "Mona and I went out for inspection, intending to find a few patients to check their physical conditions, but the dead bodies on the ground moved and attacked us. I finally escaped back!"

After saying that, Diana led someone in from outside the door.

"You Mia, how dare you try to kill me!"

Mia looked confused and asked: "Sister, what do you mean?"

Diana said angrily: "What do you mean? All the people I sent have disappeared. Who else would do this except you?

It must be you who used shameless means to deal with them! "

Mia shook her head and said: "Sister, if you don't have evidence, don't falsely accuse others!"

"Shit, you did it!" Diana said firmly.

Suddenly, a mutation occurred.

Kneeling on the ground, Thain began to foam at the mouth and twitched all over.

I saw that his skin dried up quickly and turned into a mummy at a speed visible to the naked eye.

This scene frightened the others and they all backed away, looking surprised.

Thain, who turned into a mummy, did not die. Instead, he stood up in a strange posture, exuding an unpleasant stench, and stared at Diana and others with white eyes.

"Be careful, Your Highness!"

Thane pounced on the nearest Diana.

At the critical moment, Wendy stood up, swung her staff, and killed Thain with a fireball.

Thain was hit hard and his whole body was engulfed in flames, but he was not dead yet. Instead, he got up and stretched out his hand to the person next to him.

"He's not dead yet!" I was very surprised and shot a bolt of lightning from my palm, blowing his head off.

Just like that, Thain fell to the ground, motionless, and looked completely dead.

"This...what the hell is going on here!"

Diana, who was still in shock, asked with beads of sweat the size of peas appearing on her forehead.

I focused my attention on Crohn and said, "Cron, is this the plague you are talking about? This should be a zombie virus!"

"I think it looks like a mummy virus!" Red-haired Wendy said with a heavy face: "If the dead people can get up again like the guy just now, you can imagine the consequences!"

"I have an ominous premonition!"

Mia suggested: "Randy, why don't you take some people and go out of the city to have a look. If there is any danger, just come back."

I nodded and said, "Okay, Your Highness!"

"Wendy, take some people out of the city to have a look, and find the missing people for me!" Diana's voice said.

I looked at her and said sarcastically: "Why, didn't you just insist that it was Her Majesty Mia who killed your men? Why are you concerned about the outside world now?"

"Hmph, you need to teach me about this princess. You are just Mia's dog!" Diana said angrily.

I gritted my teeth. Although I felt angry and clenched my fists, I did not continue to argue.

After leaving the Baron's Mansion, I took ten junior knights and two senior magicians with me, left Haka City, and rushed to a nearby village in a carriage.

The journey was not too far, but not too close either. It took me and my men half an hour to reach the village.

I know this village. Grandpa Rodney took me here when I was a child. It is very close to my hometown town.

As soon as I entered the village, I noticed something strange.

"quiet!"

"It's so quiet here, so quiet."

There wasn't even a sound of birdsong, and I hadn't seen a single person so far.

"Sir Randy, it's so strange here. Why is there no one here?"

"Yes, Lord Randy, I think there is something fishy here!"

Facing the questions from several of my subordinates, I nodded and said, "Yes, it's indeed a bit strange. It's too quiet. You'd better be careful!"

Entering the center of the village, I still didn't see a single living person.

There are rows of dead trees on the road here. The bark of the trees feels very rough and cracked, which should be caused by long-term lack of water.

The grass on the ground was withered and looked lifeless.

I found a small church ahead.

Driven by curiosity, I took people inside.