A Wizard's Survival Guide to the 20th Century

After leaving here, Levi thought for a moment and walked towards his apartment.

He planned to experiment with what kind of things these insect eggs would produce after they hatched.

However, these larvae seemed to need brains to survive. Since he did not intend to kill anyone, Levi spent an extra 30 cents to buy a chicken on the way.

After returning to the apartment, Levi looked around and saw that Miss Field and the others did not seem to be back. He was the only one here.

In other words, it should not be discovered.

He took a deep breath, walked into his room, and locked the door.

But before doing the experiment, you still have to ensure your own safety.

Levi took out the model worker's gingerbread hut again, then imagined an image of a cage surrounded by iron bars in his mind, and threw the gingerbread on the ground.

The ground shook slightly, as if it had been hit by a 200-kilogram Hampton strongman, and then a cage made of gingerbread emerged.

Levi broke it open and felt it was firm enough, so he opened the door of the chicken cage and put the chicken he bought in.

Next was the insect eggs in his hand. In order to allow the larvae to eat the brain smoothly, he tied the eggs to the chicken's head with a piece of cloth.

The big rooster pecked at the gingerbread cage in confusion, not knowing what he was going to face next.

However, not even the dregs of the gingerbread cage were pecked out, which relieved Levi's doubts about his safety.

In the end, it was just a matter of finding a way to make the eggs hatch.

Levi sat back on the bed, rubbing his chin and thinking for a moment.

It is definitely impossible to ask Miss Yili to help hatch the eggs, so you can only refer to the method of hatching the eggs of other insect monsters.

In fact, it is no different from a hen hatching eggs. It only requires a constant and suitable temperature for a long time.

Wait, but it is definitely impossible for Henry to throw his pearl into the incubator. Maybe this is not the required condition.

What would it be?

Well, since these larvae may need to devour qualities, that is, souls, to survive, could that be related to this?

To make the soul come alive... using strong feelings as bait?

Levi thought for a while and thought that this speculation was very likely.

Henry was happy for Miss Karina's birthday at the same time, and was also angry that the Labor Life Improvement Foundation was shut down. At such a time point, his emotional fluctuations must be great.

Perhaps that's why he attracts larvae to break out of their shells.

Then... Levi's eyes glanced at the rooster with intelligent eyes and pecking at the cage.

Humans can be emotionally stirred up by many things, but animals can be emotionally stirred up by almost one.

"fear".

Levi waved his hand, and the "Whisperer" with an unknown aura appeared in his hand, and an invisible sense of oppression spread.

The rooster, which was looking out with its head tilted, suddenly made a "coo, coo, coo" sound, and flapped its wings as if it was excited. Then it wanted to bury its head in the wings, but because its whole body was tied with ropes, He couldn't help but shrink his neck.

Ah ha, it's very effective.

Levi stretched out his hand and waved the sword in front of the rooster. The rooster's head, which looked very small in comparison, moved in the opposite direction at the same time. The fearful figure reflected in the rooster's eyes, as if he had seen his natural enemy.

Levi glanced at the eggs, and there seemed to be no movement of them hatching, so he put the long sword on the cage and sat on the other side to watch quietly.

About a quarter of an hour later, a black crack suddenly opened in the pearl worm egg tied to the chicken's head.

Levi immediately held his breath and looked carefully.

Not long after, a tiny insect that looked like a centipede came out, but its jaws were a bit exaggerated, occupying almost half of the body.

However, its whole body is not very big. Due to the size of the eggs, the newly hatched larvae are like a ball of coiled wires.

But then, the upper body of the wire swayed in the air twice, and then it aimed at the back of the rooster's head.

The rooster didn't seem to notice it, its neck still shrank.

The next moment, the larva's huge jaws were like nails, piercing deeply into the back of the rooster's head, and then sucked something hard.

Levi understood that it had begun to suck the brain. Whether it was an illusion or not, Levi seemed to be able to see the rooster's eyes gradually blurring.

The picture in the Eye of True Sight is even clearer. The faint light group representing the characteristics of the rooster is slowly moving backwards, as if it is being pulled out of the body by something.

Finally, this ball of light touched the ball of light representing the larvae. The moment the two came into contact, the color of the ball of light of the larvae disappeared and turned into pure colorless light.

The characteristics of the rooster smudge out like a cup of ink poured into clear water, and in the process combine with the colorless light ball of the larvae, becoming more vivid and intense.

Levi frowned. Although this trait is still weak, it has transcended the category of ordinary animals and is on par with low-level E-class wizards.

"Sure enough, such a deformed product can be born with special characteristics..."

Levi murmured, and at the same time, the body of the larva expanded rapidly during the sucking process, and in the blink of an eye it was the size of a hand.

The rooster's head was completely deflated. In order to make it easier to eat the brain, the enlarged jaws widened the original small hole, and finally bit the chicken head directly.

If it were a human body, it would probably be a hole like Henry's head.

As the rooster's body hung down weakly, the larvae let go of the chicken's head as if they were full, and their bodies began to twist uneasily.

Levi soon discovered that it seemed to be trying to break through the gingerbread cage. Although its jaws were clamped on the gingerbread railings without even falling off, Levi still took measures.

As soon as a bottle of paralyzing agent was taken down, the larvae immediately collapsed and passed out.

After poking it with a stick to make sure it stopped moving, Levi carefully took out the rooster's headless body and put it aside.

Blood was gurgling out, and the skull was only deflated, but the flesh on it was still intact. It seemed that the larvae had temporarily eaten only the brain.

Strange witchcraft, strange properties.

Levi took an iron basin and bled the rooster. The remaining body of this thing can still be eaten and cannot be wasted.

Then I lay on the bed for a while, looking up to the sky and thinking.

Maybe you can go to the library to look up animal information when you go back. Although you can't find the corresponding traits in the trait collection, you can still guess Miss Eli's traits as long as you find animals with similar habits, and you can also use it to guess the habits of the butcher. .

Thinking this, he then turned his head and looked at the larva.

But who put these eggs on Henry...Harrison? But why did he do this?

It has been ruled out that he had a motive for committing the crime against Henry.

Levi nodded quietly.

But forget it, I’ll think about this later.

Now he has another experiment to do.