The most powerful wizard in the magic world

"Did you hear anything?" Linda asked suddenly, her eyes fixed on the trees in the distance, her brows furrowed.

"This sound... is too strange, like some huge creature is approaching." I replied, activating the scanning function on the chip, trying to analyze the potential threat.

At this moment, the creature finally revealed its true form. It was a giant beetle, about two meters tall, covered in a black carapace that shone with a faint light. Its eyes were like two rubies, emitting an eerie glow.

"Oh my God, what is that?" Amy screamed, trembling all over, and unconsciously took a few steps back.

"This is a creature I have never seen before, and its strength has reached that of a first-level wizard!" I conveyed this information to everyone with the help of the chip's display screen.

"How should we deal with this?" Linda asked, with anxiety written all over her face.

"We can't retreat, we have to face it." I said firmly, secretly alert in my heart.

"But there are only four of us. We are no match for it!" Amy's voice was nervous and trembling.

"If we choose to run away, it will only catch up with us." I stared at the giant beetle and felt a strong desire for challenge. Adrenaline began to surge and blood rushed through my body.

"You're right! We must find a way to subdue it!" Linda seemed to be infected by my determination, and the timidity on her face gradually faded away.

"Let's use the environment to lure it into the trap." I thought quickly in my mind while observing the surrounding trees and bushes. "Amy, go over there and find some vines that we can use to tie it up. Linda, help me distract it."

"I understand." Amy nodded with a hint of determination in her tone, and then ran to one side of the forest.

"Quick, get ready!" I shouted to Linda, my heart pounding. In an instant, the beetle began to move towards us, its huge forelimbs stretched forward, making a clicking sound, as if announcing its threat.

"Come here! Big bug!" I shouted at the top of my voice and waved my hand to try to attract its attention. As expected, its eyes were attracted and it turned to face us, like a huge mobile fortress.

"Now!" Linda didn't care about being afraid, and followed me to retreat, deliberately provoking the beetle to follow us. Although our plan is simple, we hope it will succeed.

"Hurry up, Amy isn't back yet!" Linda reminded me loudly.

"Don't worry, she will come." I comforted her, but secretly thought that I hoped she could find the vine successfully.

At this moment, the beetle's voice sounded like thunder, shaking the woods. "Zizizizi!" It growled in a creepy way, as if declaring its powerful strength.

I quickly analyzed its movements and found that it seemed to be looking for us. A sense of urgency enveloped the space.

Finally, Amy rushed back with a bunch of thick vines. Her face was pale and she was obviously frightened. "I found it! Do you want to use it now?" She gasped and almost fainted.

"Tie it up immediately, quickly!" I shouted hurriedly.

"Wish us good luck!" Linda said, silently in his heart, and soon he used the vine to fix one of the beetle's forelimbs. The beetle immediately let out an angry growl and tried to break free.

Amy quickly joined in and began to tie it up with the vines in her hands. "Its strength is too great, I can't control it!" Amy's voice was filled with despair.

"Don't give up! Keep going!" I shouted, with fighting spirit burning in my heart. We can't give up like this.

At this moment, the beetle twisted its body, trying to break free. Just as it was about to succeed, my hand shook and the chip fell from my waist, emitting a dazzling blue light.

"Oh, no! My chip!" I hurried to pick it up, but didn't notice what was happening behind me.

"Attention!" Linda yelled, and I had to turn my head. The beetle struggled, and its front legs pressed hard against the ground, stirring up a cloud of dirt. In an instant, the whole world seemed to shake.

Linda and I hurriedly tried to dodge, but it was too late. The beetle's sharp claws swung down, and the force was so strong that it almost felt like death was approaching.

"Run!" I screamed, and Linda and I dodged to the side. Amy was so frightened that she almost didn't have time to react.

In a trance, I found that its eyes were fixed on Amy. My heart tightened and she could only stand there helplessly.

"No!" I shouted, with a strong desire to protect her in my heart, and I rushed towards her.

"Get out of the way!" Linda followed closely behind, trying to pull her away. But the beetle had already started its attack, its red eyes revealing its killing intent.

"Ah!" Amy screamed, her whole body stiff with fear. At that moment, time seemed to stop, and my heart was beating like a drum, as if I knew what kind of desperate situation I was about to face.

At the moment of life and death, without any warning, the beetle suddenly stopped, as if blocked by some force. At this moment, I was also shocked by this sudden change. I didn't have time to react and realized that I was actually standing in front of Amy, blocking the upcoming attack for her.

"Go!" I shouted, trying my best to push her aside, but unexpectedly, the beetle's anger gradually subsided, and it seemed to turn into a curious and cautious posture.

"How is it possible?" Linda was watching all this, her face full of surprise. "Why didn't it attack?"

"I don't know..." I gasped, trying to ease my tense nerves, my eyes always fixed on the beetle.

In a blink of an eye, the beetle's eyes blinked rapidly, as if sizing us up. At this moment, the powerful aura gradually dissipated, replaced by a kind of tranquility that I had never experienced before.

"Strange, it won't attack anymore." Amy stood up slowly, still looking uneasy.

"It seems to be... observing us," I whispered. This creature is more mysterious than a menacing presence.

"Should we try to communicate with it?" Linda made a bold suggestion. Although it was full of unknowns, it might be the only way out.

"Communication?" I mused. "But how do we know it understands us?"

“Maybe we can try… uh, like using gestures or sounds.” Linda said, approaching the beetle slowly and cautiously.

"Wait a minute, Linda!" I called out to him worriedly, but he ignored my advice and reached out his hand to try to touch the beetle's shell.