Another world, I have an elf magician

"Of course you have to climb up," I said.

"Ah, it's so high, how can you climb up there?" Tuoji frowned.

"Can't you use magic?"

I answered: "Using magic will disturb the wind dragon above, so it's best to climb up."

I patted Tuoji on the shoulder and said, "Don't worry, you just have to stay here and give me some support when necessary. I can just climb up alone."

"But captain, it's difficult to deal with just one wind dragon. There may be more in the lair above. Can you handle it alone?" Tuoji asked.

I smiled and said, "You can't run away if you can't beat me. Don't worry."

"Okay, captain, be careful." Tuoji nodded and said.

Looking up, I looked at the rock wall above and summoned the Moon Dragon Armor.

The armor can give me more physical strength and powerful strength.

Relying on the armor, I began to climb up the rock wall.

"Wow, Captain, this is so handsome. Where did you get it?" Tuoji's voice said.

As I climbed, I replied: "I got this when I was adventuring outside..."

I used strength in my arms to speed up the climb, and I quickly distanced myself from Tuoji on the ground.

After reaching a certain height, for safety reasons, I also used invisibility.

I have to say that this rock wall is quite high. It has been half an hour from just now to now, but I haven't seen the end yet.

The higher you go up, the smoother the rock wall becomes.

It would be difficult for ordinary people to continue climbing even if they had the tools for climbing.

My armor has self-retracting short blades on its arms. By inserting it into the rock wall, I could barely move up slowly.

According to my understanding of wind dragons, as flying creatures, their eyesight is much higher than that of other creatures, making it easier to target prey on the ground from high altitudes.

At the same time, their sensitivity to magic is also extraordinary, which is why I don't recommend using magic to come up.

That way, once it reaches their perception range, they will perceive the magic fluctuations.

I have personally experienced the benefits of fitness. In the past hour or so, I only sweated a little on my forehead. I didn't exercise like before, and I was sweating profusely all of a sudden.

This shows that through long-term exercise, my endurance has improved a lot.

After nearly two hours of climbing, I finally reached the top.

I grabbed hold of the protruding rock wall at the top and was about to put my head up when a strong gust of wind blew past me.

I immediately stopped moving, pressed my body against the rock wall, and held my breath without moving.

I turned my gaze to the left, and sure enough, a wind dragon flapped its wings and flew past me.

That should be the "sentinel" responsible for vigilance at night.

Similar to the habits of some flocks of birds, a group like the wind dragon will send out a "sentinel" to patrol the surroundings when resting.

Once a natural enemy appears, a warning will be issued to alert sleeping companions.

The wind dragon had already flown away, so I climbed up to the top carefully and took advantage of the gap to rest.

The top is wider than I thought, giving me the illusion that I can't see the end at a glance. This is actually caused by the light at night.

In front is an oval-shaped pit that is concave inward.

I walked over slowly, intending to check the situation, and suddenly found a dozen sleeping wind dragons lying near the surrounding rocks.

The wind dragon's perception is quite sensitive. Even if I am in a deep sleep state, as soon as I pass through their perception range, I will be noticed by them.

I chose to keep my distance, thinking about how I could walk over smoothly and find out.

An idea flashed in my mind and I thought of a way.

In fact, this is just a story I have heard before.

The content of the story is that the wild geese flying to the south will stop and rest from time to time during the long journey. After resting, they will start flying again.

There is also a sentinel among the birds who is responsible for keeping watch at night.

It is precisely because of the presence of sentinels that it is very difficult for hunters to get close to the birds.

Often as soon as they get close, they are spotted by a sentinel hidden in the flock, and then the entire flock flies away.

Later, the hunter thought of a way, which was to make the sentry lose the trust of the birds.

So the hunters would throw a few stones to deliberately attract the attention of the sentry.

When the sentinel hears the movement, he will naturally make a noise to wake up the birds. However, when the birds open their eyes and find that there is nothing around them, they will close their eyes and continue to rest.

After several turns, the sentry's "lying about the military situation" affected the rest of the entire flock of birds, and the birds were expelled and beaten.

In the end, the sentry lost the trust of the birds. When the hunter actually came out, the sentry reminded him loudly, but the birds did not take him seriously.

Eventually, the hunters succeeded in capturing the entire flock using this method.

After thinking about this story, I decided to try and frame the wind dragon hovering in the sky as a poor sentinel who lied about the military situation.

Gathering my magic power, I shot a water bomb into the sky.

The water bomb flew into the sky, exploded with a bang, and turned into countless water droplets.

At this time, the wind dragon hovering in the air on alert was attracted and roared, waking up all the sleeping companions.

I saw the wind dragon sleeping on the rock in front of me, raising his head one after another and looking around vigilantly.

This lasted for about 5 minutes. These wind dragons looked at each other with confusion, then slowly lowered their necks and continued to sleep.

Looking up at the sky, Fenglong, who was responsible for the vigilance, seemed to be working harder, scanning around, apparently trying to find the person who had just made the noise.

It's a pity that he doesn't have any magic eyes and can't see me in the invisible state.

I repeated my old trick and shot a water bomb into the sky again.

The sound of water bombs exploding attracted the patrolling wind dragon.

The wind dragon made a sound again, waking up his sleeping companion.

The other wind dragons opened their eyes and looked around again warily.

This time, they were alert for about 10 minutes, but still did not see any creature that threatened them.

After they fell asleep, I tried a few more times.

Finally, on the eighth time, these sleeping wind dragons began to become agitated and roared with dissatisfaction towards the vigilant wind dragon in the sky.

I couldn't help but grin, and when the wind dragons in front of me fell asleep again, I fired another water bomb into the sky.

Just like before, the vigilant wind dragon made a sound to remind his companions.

This time, its companions had long-standing grudges, roaring angrily, and slapping rocks with others.

Some couldn't help but flew up and knocked down the wind dragon and started biting.

In the end, Fenglong, who was on guard, was bitten and bruised all over his body, covered in blood.

It was driven to a corner, curled up in a ball, and shivering.

After a few minutes, the wind dragon group returned to peace.

I understand it's time.

So I fired a water bomb first. The wind dragon who was on guard did not alert the other companions because he was beaten by his companions.

I also deliberately amplified the sound of the water bombs exploding to ensure that these sleeping wind dragons could hear it.

But they remained motionless, obviously because they no longer relied on the vigilance of their companions several times before.

Then, my whole body turned into a black mist and floated over.

When passing by these wind dragons, I observed obvious sensory movements on their bodies. At the beginning, they would probably open their eyes to check immediately.

But after the several tortures just now, they were already tired and too lazy to pay attention.

In this way, I successfully crossed the obstacle and reached the edge of the oval pothole in the center.

When I lowered my head and looked in, I couldn't help but be surprised.

This pothole turned out to be a...nest.

There were many animal carcasses inside, as well as human carcasses, most of which had rotted to the point where only white bones remained.

In the broken eggshell, I saw several baby wind dragons.

Beside them lay several living persons.

Those were my men, even though they were bitten beyond recognition, I recognized them by their clothing.

"What a pity!"

With a sigh, I opened the Elf Eyes to see if there was anyone alive inside.

My Elf Eyes were turned on, and with my clairvoyance function, I discovered that there were several unhatched dragon eggs.

Among the dragon eggs, one was empty, and underneath the empty egg, there was a hole dug manually.

Fortunately, I have clairvoyance, otherwise other people would have ignored it.

It turned into black mist and continued to float down. I planned to find out what the empty egg was.

These young wind dragons don't seem to have as strong a sense of perception as adult wind dragons. After I fell into the nest, I accidentally caused a little movement, but it did not affect the rest of these young ones.

Pushing the empty egg away, it was much lighter than I thought because it had been hollowed out.

After pushing the egg away, I found a scarred blonde woman lying in the hole under the egg.

It's Aaron!

She looked seriously injured, huddled up with her knees in her arms, her clothes in tatters, exposing her skin underneath and her back covered with bloodstains.

I quickly jumped down, gathered my true body, squatted next to Aaron, and gently called her name in her ear.

"Aaron, wake up Aaron, I'm here to save you!"

Touching Aaron's little face, I felt very distressed and pushed the hair away from her eyes.

Fortunately, she was still alive and looked around blankly after waking up.

"Hey, who's talking?"

I almost forgot that I was still in the invisible state, so I immediately released the invisibility spell and met Aaron's eyes.

"It's me, Aaron, your brother is here to save you!"

"Ahem, Shete, it's you!" Aaron coughed and sounded surprised.

"Shh, keep your voice down, be careful not to alert the guys around you!" I made a silencing gesture.

Aaron closed his mouth honestly, his lips were dry and cracked.

I took out the water bag I brought with me and gave her some water.

"How are you feeling? Are you feeling better?" I asked.

"You can't die!" Aaron said.

I was surprised: "Aren't you quite powerful? Why are you trapped in the wind dragon's lair?"

Aaron rolled his eyes and said: "This is a dragon after all, even the weakest dragon. How can human power compete with the power of a dragon?

It's you, didn't I remember you said that you were a dragon-slaying hero? When you killed the frost dragon, you were so powerful. Why are you so timid now that you sneaked over to save me? "

I shook my head and said: "Let's not talk about this for now, but you, you obviously have enough water, why are you still so thirsty?"

"There is enough water. Which of your eyes can see that I have enough water? I have water to drink, but am I trapped here?" Aaron said angrily.

I raised my eyebrows at her and said, "Isn't the water in the body also water? It is self-sufficient and has enough food and clothing. Besides, it is so big!"