Wizard: I Can Refine Everything-Chapter 296 - 16: The Fish Took the Bait

Chapter 296 -16: The Fish Took the Bait

Levi thought the world must have gone mad.

As a Three Rings mad wizard, Levi had been identified as a mad wizard by the Judicial Department from his days at the One Ring.

But with extraordinary vigilance and incredible luck, Levi had advanced from the One Ring to the Three Rings.

In this process, he had killed Black Wizards, White Wizards, War Wizards of the Tower of Truth, and Law Enforcement Wizards of the Judicial Department.

These wizards’ methods were varied and filled with all sorts of bizarre and mysterious spells that were hard to defend against.

But Levi had survived them all, and those wizards had become the nourishment that allowed him to progress further.

Levi considered himself, in terms of battling wizards, to undoubtedly be a master.

But today, his belief was somewhat shaken.

…

Thud!

A massive metal square shield blocked the shadows in front of him.

The black Dark Corrosive Energy Arrows sputtered against the large shield as if they were merely water pistols.

Levi looked at the Iron Giant blocking his path, a trace of disdain flashing through his mind.

Just a Guard Magic Statue, he had seen plenty of these, and there were many ways to break them.

The next moment, Levi’s body suddenly melted into a shadow and then split into five identical clones.

These five clones looked the same, had the same stature, and even the Magic Fluctuations emanating from their bodies were exactly the same.

And this was the simplest and most practical method Levi had discovered for dealing with Guard Magic Statues.

After all, the Alchemy Golems were not human; they lacked true thinking capabilities.

When multiple targets with the same attributes appeared simultaneously, its rudimentary thinking module would fall into chaos and then trigger a self-check.

And this method was effective against any Alchemy Golem, no matter how advanced its thinking module; falling into confusion was inevitable.

It was just a matter of how long the self-check took.

The five Levis simultaneously sneered, and five different spells were released at once.

Space Anchor! Human Immobilization Technique! Shadow Chains! Soul Shock!

And then—Death Finger!

A black light streaked across the space, and the corners of all five Levis’ mouths curled into a smirk.

Space Anchor restricted Richard from using the Space Jump Scroll, Human Immobilization Technique could temporarily control any human-shaped being, Shadow Chains completely restricted Richard from dodging, while Soul Shock scrambled Richard’s use of spells in defense.

Finally, Death Finger, with its probability of instant death, finished him off.

This set of procedures would mean certain death even for elite Law Enforcement Wizards from the Judicial Department.

But just as Levi was about to collect his spoils and flee the scene,

He found that Richard, who should have been dead, was looking at him with an almost smiling expression.

“This procedure is nice, efficient, and quick; I’ve learned something.”

And on his shoulder, a green-eyed black crow mocked him.

As a forbidden spell from the Undead School, Death Finger possessed some characteristics of Curse Magic.

As long as the spell hit, any being below the Forth Level would likely die instantly.

And the probability wouldn’t change regardless of the target’s strength.

If one wished to increase the instant death probability, a substantial slaughter of the target’s race was required.

Although wizards and mortals hardly seemed like the same species, they indeed were of the same race.

And as a mad wizard, Levi had killed countless mortals.

But unfortunately, this type of spell had no effect on beings above the Third Level and did not possess tracking abilities.

Ulysses shifted slightly, rendering the Death Finger utterly useless.

…

Levi’s heart sank, thinking he had encountered a tough nut to crack.

He had never seen a wizard who could withstand his combination without any harm.

But soon, there was one more thing he had never seen.

“Makar, you take care of this guy. Don’t worry about how much noise you make, just go ahead,”

Richard finished speaking, and before Levi could act, Richard along with Ulysses disappeared from the spot.

Levi’s pupils shrank, and he was stunned for a moment.

His Space Anchor was still in effect; had this wizard invented a Space Magic that could ignore Space Anchors?

Had the world gone mad?

But before Levi could think further, a buzzing golden Chain Saw Sword swung towards him.

Levi did not dodge; a solid Magic Barrier immediately appeared in front of him.

“An automatic magic statue? Doesn’t seem like it. A Curse Magic Statue? No, that technique has already been classified as a mad wizard’s technique…”

Levi looked at Makar, his mind flashing through various Magic Statues he had encountered before.

As long as he could identify the technology of this Magic Statue, he would have a corresponding plan to counter it.

But within a few seconds, while Levi was contemplating, his pupils shrank again, and his body transformed back into a shadow.

The next moment, the Chain Saw Sword slashed through him.

Levi flickered, reappearing in a patch of shadow not far away.

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“What kind of monster is this, with such strong demon-breaking effects.”

Levi frowned tightly; this Guard Magic Statue’s weapon had a powerful demon-breaking effect, seemingly specially tailored.

In mere three seconds, his Magic Barrier, which could defend against four thousand units of Elemental Damage, was shattered.

Makar quietly watched the black-robed wizard opposite him, the roaring of the Chain Saw Sword momentarily paused.

The Chain Saw Sword was a big energy user. To save energy, Richard, along with a group of Fire Lizard Craftsmen, modified the Chain Saw Sword slightly, installing a trigger-like switch.

If one did not press the switch, the Chain Saw Sword would not operate.

“No, you’re not a magic statue.”