The Witcher: Elemental Lords

P.S. I'm at driving school, so I can't update much. Once I'm done with things here, I'll update at least six thousand words a day. The test is next Tuesday. If I pass, I'll move on to Section Three. If I don't pass, I'll give up on getting a D license. Driver's licenses are too difficult! Waaah! Waaah! Waaah!

Although they were both wizards, Dorai couldn't reveal his secrets to others, especially his talent for alchemy, which was too coveted.

He looked at Karl and said, "I have talents in magic tattoos and alchemy."

Karl immediately became envious, "Hey, wait for me, I'll go talk to them."

He quickly passed through the crowd and returned to the Blazing Flame Merchant Guild's team. After a moment, he walked over with a smile and said, "It's done! This is the token. Go register with the adventurers first, and then we'll sign another contract."

Dorai glanced at Karl. This guy was nice, and his face was the kind that looked like a good person. He shouldn't be a bad guy.

He took the token and went to register. Soon, he came back and stood in front of the level three big shot.

The man was a middle-aged man with a beard. He looked at Dorai, his eyes shining. He stood up and extended his hand to him, "Welcome, welcome! Welcome to join our Blazing Flame Merchant Guild! It's an honor for our guild to have a wizard join us. I'm Ryan, the supervisor in charge of recruitment this time."

Dorai handed him the form and said somewhat shyly, "Lord Ryan, my name is Lin Rui. Please guide me in the future."

The other two level two warriors also smiled at this time and shook hands with Dorai one by one. "We are the guard captains. I am Pengke, and this is the reconnaissance team captain, Leo. This is our accompanying wizard, Karl."

"Hello, hello." He turned his head, let Baer come forward, and said, "This is my pet, Baer."

Only then did the three notice Baer.

Ryan narrowed his eyes, and the corners of his mouth twitched slightly. With his level three strength, he hadn't even noticed this dog just now. What was going on?

This child seemed very shy, and it was obvious that this was his first time out. But what was going on with this dog?

At this time, he saw the dog looking at him. That gaze seemed like the gazes of those important people looking at him.

Scrutiny, indifference, and finally disregard.

What the hell!

Ryan didn't dare to underestimate him. As someone who traveled north and south all year round, he directly made the most basic movement, bowing slightly to Dorai and Baer.

Seeing this action, Leo, Pengke, and Karl were stunned.

What was the supervisor doing? This was just a dog.

Could it be that it was different?

At this time, they saw Baer standing in Dorai's shadow, seemingly not wanting to pay attention to them.

This dog has become a spirit.

Ryan was in a great mood and asked Karl to take Dorai over and arrange work.

Although he might know that Dorai was just an ordinary level one wizard, a wizard was still a wizard. To some extent, they were much stronger than warriors, and this one had a talent for alchemy. As long as he took out a little something, their safety would be guaranteed.

Walking out of the Adventurers Guild, Dorai sent the young man away and came outside with Karl.

Karl waved his hand, and a carriage quickly came from a distance. There was a flag on the carriage with a flame on it.

"Lord Karl." The coachman got off the carriage and bowed respectfully.

Karl smiled, "Take the two of us to the camp. Not bad today, we recruited a wizard."

The coachman glanced at Dorai, somewhat shocked. Could they recruit a wizard in this place?

He didn't dare to neglect and said, "Wizard Lord, then please get in the carriage."

The carriage was just an ordinary carriage. The carriage looked very strong and reliable. After entering the carriage, Dorai saw that the facilities inside were very simple, but there were very soft cushions.

He quickly understood that comfort should be the first priority for long journeys.

The carriage slowly started and headed out of the city.

At this time, Dorai relaxed and looked at Karl, "Lord Karl, your strength?"

"Level two." Karl held up two fingers.

Dorai immediately became respectful. A level two wizard had at least three or four times his mental power, could release a variety of spells, and was several times stronger than him.

Karl smiled faintly, "Skillsets are specialized. I am purely an elemental spellcaster. I might be stronger than you in casting spells, but I don't have other talents." He sighed, "Elemental mages also need to do experiments. Without a way to earn money, I can't even afford experimental equipment."

Dorai's face became embarrassed. Although wizards seemed high-end, they easily faced the crisis of lack of money. This was the consensus of all wizards. Karl directly told him this, obviously truly treating him as one of his own.

He immediately felt relieved. This trip was basically stable.

He reached out and touched Baer's head. Baer took the opportunity to rest his head on his lap, looking very comfortable.

"I only know a small fireball now. I can probably make the Fireball Technique in three to five days, and then I will have combat power to ensure that I won't drag everyone down."

"Fireball Technique? Do you have a fire talent?"

Dorai nodded and said, "Yes."

Karl nodded, "Although the Fireball Technique is only level one wizardry, if used properly, it is much more destructive than other wizardries. If you can learn dual casting, then you can speak more confidently with the boss."

Dorai smiled and nodded.

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The two stopped talking.

The carriage slowly left the city, and the road outside became bumpy. Before long, the carriage stopped.

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This was a very large merchant guild. The camp area alone exceeded tens of thousands of square meters, with as many as twenty or thirty tents. There were also many carriages and patrol teams. Their pack animals were mainly a very tall horse. Dorai didn't recognize them, but they looked tall and mighty.

Karl led Dorai in from the camp entrance, and many people greeted him.

It seemed like he had good relationships.

Karl was always very gentle, not only in the Adventurers Guild, but also in the camp. Dorai now understood that this might be his personality.

"Including you and me, there are four wizards in total. Besides me, the others are level one. The four of us will stay together. If you want to do something, you can do it."

Karl introduced his work as he walked, "Our task is to detect danger in advance or provide long-range fire support during combat. I see you're carrying a bow? And a pet? Is your other profession a hunter?"

Dorai turned his head, glanced at Baer, who was looking around, and then shook his head, "No, my main profession is an archer, and Baer is my partner."

Karl smiled slightly, "An archer is fine, but archers have single target attacks, which are not as powerful as a wizard's Fireball Technique. So, if you can learn the Fireball Technique as soon as possible, you will be much stronger than an archer in long-range firepower."

Dorai looked solemn and nodded slightly, "I will work hard. Within five days, I will be able to create the spell model of the Fireball Technique."

Karl nodded.

The Fireball Technique was one of the most basic wizardries. Every meditation technique came with a spell model. No matter what meditation technique Dorai practiced, he should have the Fireball Technique.

Most wandering wizards didn't even have a spell model. Dorai was considered good.

The two walked through the camp and came to the largest tent in the middle. There were several small tents there. At this time, the two of them crawled into a small tent.

There were two people in the tent, Ivan and Candace. They introduced themselves to each other and greeted each other.

Ivan was dressed like an ordinary nobleman around thirty years old. After seeing Dorai, his eyes didn't care much. Candace was slightly younger, also around twenty-five or six years old, and was also wearing brocade clothes. His status in the crowd shouldn't be very low. He nodded slightly, and then read the book by himself.