Wizard: I can extract identities

After Heman opened his eyes and finished his meditation, he said to Mist Cat: "Yumi, I'll go out and take a look. You stay in the room. If someone comes in, make some noise."

"Meow!" Mist Cat responded softly, indicating that he understood, and then he lay down in the corner of the room to rest.

Heman got up from the bed, opened the door and walked out.

On the deck, several sailors were walking back and forth, looking very busy. After seeing him appear, they all greeted Heman, and Heman also smiled and nodded.

At the edge of the deck, there were two figures standing, one man and one woman, but from the position of the two people and their clothes, the status of the woman was obviously much lower than that of the man, and she looked like a servant of the man.

Heman could clearly feel the mental power fluctuations emanating from the man, which was the level of a second-class wizard apprentice, and posed no threat to him.

Heman also walked to the edge of the deck and looked into the distance, but he was a distance away from the other party.

Sorasis also noticed Heman's arrival. Heman's mental fluctuations were radiating without any concealment, allowing Sorasis to clearly feel it.

Sorasis' heart sank, but there was no abnormality on his face. With a bright smile, he stepped forward, walked to Heman's side, and said in an eager tone: "Hello, sir."

"Hello." Heman turned his head and showed a polite and gentle smile.

Sorasis saw Heman's young face, and his face showed envy and surprise, but it soon disappeared. He looked at Heman and said: "Nice to meet you, you are so young! You are already a third-class wizard apprentice at such a young age. You should be an apprentice of the academy, right?"

Sorasis' words revealed a strong curiosity, and he indirectly inquired about Heman's identity.

If Heman was just a wandering wizard with good qualifications, then he might have a chance of success by other means, but if he was an apprentice of the academy, then there would be no chance at all.

Don't think that those wandering wizards look down on the wizards of the academy and call them canaries in the ivory tower, but that is more of a helplessness.

In fact, once there is a conflict between wandering wizards and those academy wizards, it is often the wandering wizards who suffer.

Although the academy wizards have experienced less fighting and struggle, that is only relative. The academy wizards are not rookies who know nothing. The academy will also issue tasks to encourage them to fight and struggle, and they have a lot of combat experience.

Wandering wizards often lack resources and knowledge, while academy wizards have a lot of resources and knowledge. In terms of strength alone, academy wizards are naturally stronger.

Of course, this is not absolute, and there are still many differences in specific combat power.

"Of course!" Looking at Thorasis next to him, Ximan did not hide his intention and answered directly.

Although he did not think that Thorasis's strength could pose a threat to him, it would be better to avoid trouble as much as possible.

"So that's it, you should also be a genius in the academy!" Thorasis said admiringly.

Thorasis's eyes flickered, constantly lingering on Heman, trying to judge Heman's personality traits through details, so as to make targeted attacks.

Unfortunately, he failed. Heman looked like an experienced wandering wizard, without revealing any flaws.

Heman looked at Thorasis calmly, as if he didn't notice the other party's small movements: "Excuse me, what's the matter?"

Thorasis glanced at Heman, then smiled brightly and said, "Nothing important, I just want to find someone to chat with and see if I can make some friends."

When Thorasis was about to change the subject and continue to ask Heman about other things, he suddenly felt a chill on his back and goose bumps all over his body.

"Not good!" Thorasis's heart sounded a warning, and he quickly turned his head to look behind him.

He saw Heman's blue eyes staring at him calmly, with a dangerous light flashing in his eyes, as if he would tear him apart at any time.

Thorasis's heart was pounding, and sweat oozed from his forehead.

He was completely frightened by the momentum displayed by Ximan, and forgot to resist for a moment, standing there staring at Ximan in a daze.

"Your luck is very bad. I am a troublemaker, so as long as you don't provoke me, I don't bother to pay attention to you." Ximan looked at Thorasis indifferently: "But your actions make me feel that you will cause me trouble, so, sorry..."

After Ximan finished speaking, he stretched out his finger and pointed at Thorasis. A fireball appeared in front of him, and the scorching temperature condensed the water vapor in the air around him.

"What are you going to do? Do you dare to kill people here?" Thorasis shouted in horror. He had no time to build a witchcraft model in his mind.

"Bang!"

Ximan moved to the back, and the fireball hit Thorasis's body, bursting instantly, turning into a red firework that enveloped Thorasis.

Thorasis was wrapped in hot flames, and his screams resounded throughout the ship. As the flames burned, his voice became weaker and weaker, and finally stopped abruptly.

A few seconds later, the flames died down, and Thorasis's charred body fell on the deck.

At this time, the movement here also attracted the attention of the sailors on the deck. Even the woman behind Thorasis was stunned and did not react for a while.

The sailors stood in the distance and watched, without any intention of approaching. As ordinary people, no one wanted to be involved in the dispute between wizards.

After a while, a wizard dressed as an aristocrat arrived at the scene. He looked at Soracis's body, then at Heman standing on the deck. There was a hint of dissatisfaction in his eyes, but due to Heman's strength, he did not show it.

"My name is Tartaglia, and I am the accompanying wizard on this voyage. What happened just now? Why did you fight on the ship?" Tartaglia looked at Heman: "Sir, you need to explain!"

Hearing this, Heman glanced at Soracis's body indifferently, and then said: "This guy wanted to sneak attack me, but he was not strong enough and I killed him. Is self-defense not possible?"

Heman was not going to take action, but who made Soracis keep asking Heman's information in a roundabout way, so Heman had to take action to avoid trouble.

"Of course, the matter was urgent, and I had to take action on the ship. After all, it violated the rules on the ship. To express my apology, all his things are at your disposal." Heman pointed to Soracis's body and said.

As a traveling wizard, Tartaglia is a smart man, and He-Man believes he will make the right choice.