The most powerful wizard in the magic world

"Alita," Gerling took a deep breath and tried to make his voice sound calm, "Gados was slightly injured, but he was paralyzed. The test I just did showed that he might not be able to save himself."

Alita's face turned pale instantly, "We must find him quickly! Do you know where he is?"

"His signal is in the southeast, about five kilometers from here," Gerling responded quickly, "I have packed some equipment, we can set off now."

"Don't worry, I will definitely bring him back." Alita clenched her fists and looked determined. The two quickly left the control room and walked towards the darkness outside.

As night fell, the surroundings were quiet and tense. Gerling and Alita raced through the night, the faint light of the stars falling on the earth, adding a touch of mystery to their journey.

"Listen," Gellin reminded between runs, "there may be enemies around Gados. We must be careful and try to avoid direct confrontation."

Alita nodded: "I know, stealth is our first choice. If I find any enemies, I will try to deal with them in a covert way."

After running for a while, they stopped on a high ground and looked down at the terrain below. In the distance, they could vaguely see a faint light, which was where Gados was.

"There's a fire over there," Alita pointed forward, "which means there's someone there. Gados might be trapped inside."

Gerling pulled over the map and compared it: "We will bypass this area, use the cover to advance, and approach from behind."

The two took a deep breath and began to move forward quietly along the path. They were careful with every step, afraid to make any noise. As they got closer, Gados's voice could be heard from time to time: "I... can't stay any longer... I have to go..."

"Hurry, I heard his voice!" Alita whispered, with a glimmer of hope in her eyes.

Gellin held his breath and concentrated on identifying the direction. They finally approached the edge of the fire, heard a whisper, and a shadow walked out of the fire. It was the enemy confronting Gados.

"If you don't tell me all the information, I will double your pain." The enemy said coldly, the weapon in his hand emitting a cold light.

"I won't tell you anything!" Gados' voice was firm and powerful. Although his body looked weak, he was fighting with all his might.

"Hurry, help him!" Alita gritted her teeth, tightened her weapon in her hand, and prepared to act.

"Wait a minute!" Gerling stopped her, knowing that a rash move at this moment might lead to worse consequences. "We need a better time."

The enemy was obviously impatient, and pointed the weapon in his hand forward. Gados suddenly fell to the ground, as if he had lost his last bit of strength. At that moment, Alita felt like a knife was cutting her heart, and she could no longer bear it.

"Now, let's go!" Alita yelled, dashing out of the bunker and rushing towards the enemy. Gerling followed closely behind, the firelight reflected on their faces.

"Don't even think about it!" The enemy turned around in astonishment. Just as he was about to open fire, Alita had already jumped over and quickly knocked the enemy's weapon away, breaking it into pieces of metal fragments.

"You really overestimate your own abilities!" the enemy cursed angrily, quickly drew out his dagger and pounced on Alita.

Gerling seized the opportunity and quickly ran towards Gados. He knew that Gados must be treated as soon as possible. As he ran, he thought to himself: "Gados must not be in any danger."

"Gerlin, you go save Gados! I'll deal with them!" Alita shouted, her eyes flashing with fighting spirit.

"Okay, be safe!" Gelling responded, rushing towards the lying Gados, his heart filled with anxiety.

"Gados!" he called quietly, crouching beside him and gently shaking his shoulder. "Can you hear me?"

Gados slowly opened his eyes, looking dazed: "Gerlin...you're here?"

"I'm right here. Don't worry. I'll take you away." Gerling's voice was gentle but firm. "We have to deal with the enemies here right away."

"But... I can't move..." Gados responded weakly, his face full of determination, but his physical weakness made him feel desperate.

"I will help you. You just need to hold on a little longer." Gerling held Gados's hand and felt his warmth. "Everything will be fine."

Alita was in a fierce confrontation with the enemy at this time, with swords flashing and a tense atmosphere in the air. She cleverly used the surrounding environment, flexibly dodged several attacks, and quickly looked for opportunities to counterattack.

"Do you dare to fight me with your level?" Alita sneered, her voice sounded in the enemy's ears, full of provocation.

"Hmph, stop being so arrogant!" The enemy was furious and leaned forward, trying to suppress Alita in one fell swoop.

"Too slow!" Alita dodged swiftly, then turned around and struck the enemy directly in the vitals. The enemy groaned and staggered back.

At this time, Gados finally regained some strength. He sat up with great effort, with a firm look in his eyes: "I must... continue to fight."

"Don't be stubborn, you need to rest." Gerling advised worriedly, trying to help Gados up.

"I don't have time," Gados shook his head, trying to stand up, his eyes emitting a fearless light, "We must stop them."

Seeing how determined he was, Gerling was worried, but he couldn't stop him by force. So he said, "Okay, let's go out together."

"I can help you." Gados finally stood up, but the injury on his leg made it almost impossible for him to support his body. His face was still pale, and beads of sweat oozed from his forehead.

"This may be too dangerous. Let me attract the fire first." Gellin was determined and turned around to prepare for the next challenge.

"Don't worry, I'll cover you." Alita said firmly. The enemy in front attacked her again. "Let's go, I'll stop them!"

"Now that we're ready, let's face it together!" Gados gritted his teeth. Although he was already very weak, he still tried to show a brave attitude.

"If we find a chance, we can escape from here." Gerlin looked at Alita, his heart beating faster. He believed that as long as they united, they could overcome all difficulties.