Six Ring Wizard

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Although Thranduil rarely intervened in the management of the Mozambi slums, he never relaxed his surveillance and investigation of the conditions in the Mozambi slums.

Occasionally I would come over to check on the situation and make sure there were no major changes.

As long as everything looks safe and sound here, nothing will happen.

Brown knew it, and Franz knew it, and had long been accustomed to it.

When Franz noticed something strange about the crow, he subconsciously thought that it was Serantir's people who came to investigate the situation again, so he said this and did not take the crow to heart.

On the other side, Herage, who was leaning against the wall, suddenly opened his eyes.

While he was controlling the crow to fly by, he suddenly felt a sense of being watched. Someone was staring at him closely.

Not staring at the crow in the sky, but the feeling of staring at him through that crow.

After Herage noticed the feeling of being watched, he immediately flew the crow away from the Mozambi slum.

He soon realized that someone in the Mozambi slum had noticed something strange about the crow and sensed his presence through the crow.

Herage didn't hesitate, got up and left.

He didn't know if the other party was aware of his position, but he definitely couldn't stay here any longer and had to leave. New 𝗰𝗼𝗺

Herage quickly left the Mozambi slum area and came to Hoagland Street, feeling a little more relaxed.

He quickly called a carriage and started to return, getting as far away from the Mozambi slum area as possible.

Herage felt a little strange. Normally, even if someone noticed something strange about the crow, they would just stare at it. Why did he feel like he was being watched?

It's a feeling of seeing yourself directly through the crow.

This is definitely not something that ordinary wizards can do, at least most of the first-level wizards cannot do this.

In Herage's opinion, the person staring at him was most likely a second-level wizard, or even higher.

Only in a moment can he see himself through the crow, controlling the crow behind him.

But in the slums, according to the information that Herage found, the strongest one was an old man named Franz, who was a first-level crystallized wizard.

When Herage was flying, there were many people below, and he couldn't be sure who was watching him.

But this is no longer important, Herage has got the information he wants.

The first is the complete topographic map of the Mozambique slums, which has been entered into the Deep Blue database.

Then, Herage determined that there was a big problem with this Mozambi slum, and the water inside was deeper than he thought.

There are very powerful people hidden in the Mozambi slums. This alone is enough to support many of Herage's conjectures.

Herage is now almost certain that this Mozambi slum is a huge time bomb, and there is no telling when something will go wrong.

He sat in the carriage and frowned.

The situation in the Land of Dawn was much more complicated than he imagined. Not only were there threats from the polluted area outside, but there were also forces like the Abyss Cult inside.

It can be said that there are internal and external troubles, although everything seems to be calm and nothing unusual.

But in fact, there was an undercurrent surging on the calm surface, which gave Herage a sense of urgency.

In the past, when I stayed in the Barrens, I was actually under a kind of protection, at least there was no such big danger.

After hearing this information, Herage became even more eager to improve his strength.

When the mutation comes, only enough strength can guarantee that one can survive the wave.

Herage was glad that he did not walk into the Mozambi slum rashly, otherwise he might not have been able to come out alive.

Even if he ran out, he would probably be targeted by the people there and cause a lot of trouble.

Herage got out of the car halfway and used shadow corners to sneak around for a long time, ensuring that no one was noticed or watched along the way.

After he was sure that no one was following him, he changed back to his previous appearance.

The effects of the Thousand Changer's potion can be actively dispelled and can last up to seventy-two hours.

Herage was cautious along the way and changed places several times.

Although he felt that he was battling with the air, he always felt that it was best to be careful.

…

Three days later.

While Herage was studying books on spell models at home, he got unexpected news.

Tigran is dead.

The body was found in a sewer near City Hall.

Since the sewers in the area of ​​the city hall are regularly maintained, the body was easily discovered.

After workers cleaning the sewers found the body, they reported it immediately.

The information about the body was quickly found out, and it was Diglan who was wanted.

After Preuss and others learned the news, they rushed over to check and confirmed that it was Diglan himself.

They also used some magic means to ensure that the corpse was not transformed through magic means.

Similar things have happened in the past. Someone made his own corpse in an attempt to escape from the cicada's shell. Unfortunately, his trick was discovered.

Judging from the injuries on the body, he died very simply. A knife was inserted into the heart, which was a fatal injury.

After checking it, Prius and others found many strange points.

Deglan seemed to have no resistance at all, and he didn't know whether he was controlled and unable to resist, or he didn't react, so he was simply killed with a knife.

What's even more strange is that Preuss used some means to summon Digram's soul, but no trace was found.

From this point of view, it seems that someone has completely killed his soul.

Those who can do this must not be ordinary wizards, but very powerful.

So the question is, what was the purpose of killing Digram?

Degelan was a wanted criminal who had been issued a wanted order by Silvermoon City. If someone was seeking the bounty, then after killing Deglan, he should be handed over to the Serantir forces in Silvermoon City.

But he didn't and threw it into the sewer.

Then it might be a case of murder. Someone didn't want Diglan to tell something, so he killed him directly.

But there is also something unreasonable, that is, the location of the corpse is very strange.

Judging from the traces at the scene, the other party took Degeland's body into the sewer pipe and dumped it in the sewer pipe near the city hall.

This seems to have been done entirely on purpose to allow people to discover the body.

If the person who killed Digram wanted to silence him and did not want Digram to fall into the hands of Thranduil, then the body should be completely destroyed and no trace of traces should be left.

There are many ways in wizards to make a living person disappear without throwing the body away.