The most powerful wizard in the magic world

Although he had successfully hunted down several enemy apprentices, it was only a trivial achievement. Without enough badges, he could not enter a higher level of combat and gain more power and respect.

"Gerlin, wait a minute!" His old friend Carl came up from behind, panting. Carl was a big man, but at the moment he looked a little embarrassed, obviously he had been running all the way behind Gerlin.

"What's the matter?" Gerlin did not stop, his fixed gaze still moving forward.

"You can't do this, we need a plan." Carl stepped forward, trying to make his voice sound steady.

"Plan? No one can make a plan in this place." Gerlin raised his eyes and cast his gaze into the darkness deep in the dense forest. A firm and cold light flashed in his eyes. "The only way to survive here is to act immediately."

"But acting rashly will only put you in more danger." Carl grabbed his arm, trying to get Gerling to stop. "We need to understand the enemy's movements and collect more information, rather than hunting on impulse."

"You are too naive, Carl." Gerlin shook off his hand and continued to move forward. "The enemy will not give us time to think or plan. They will only find ways to eliminate us. I can't wait any longer. The number of badges is decreasing. I must get rid of a few apprentices as soon as possible so that I can have a chance to improve myself."

"I understand how you feel, but we can't ignore the potential danger." Carl finally stopped Gerling, his tone becoming more serious, "There are more than one enemy, and they may gather here at any time. We can't fight alone."

"You are right, but can you guarantee that we will have a chance to find other apprentices in this forest?" Gerlin's heart tightened, and there was a hint of unwillingness in his voice, "If we don't take action, then the only fate that awaits us is to be hunted."

Carl's eyes flashed with anxiety. He knew that what Gerling said was true, but he was still unwilling to give up reason: "Listen to me, at least here, we have to leave a retreat. I don't know how the enemy is arranged, but if we rush in rashly, we may be surrounded."

"A way out?" Gerling sneered, "Do you think they will leave us a way out?"

"But we can't just sit there and do nothing." Carl frowned and lowered his voice, "We need to find a more advantageous terrain, maybe we can set up an ambush and defeat the enemy in one fell swoop when they appear."

At this moment, a light sound of footsteps came from the depths of the dense forest, and Gerlin and Carl instantly became alert. They looked at each other, thinking about what choice to make at this time.

"Get down!" Gerlin ordered in a low voice, and the two quickly hid in the shadows, staring carefully ahead. A moment later, several enemy apprentices gradually approached, and they were surrounding a wooden sign, seemingly discussing something.

"I don't want to wait any longer." Gerling's eyes flashed with urgency, "Let's take them down!"

"I'll say it again, we need a strategy." Carl raised his hand to try to dissuade him, but Gerling no longer paid any attention to him. He walked forward quietly with a blade in his hand, determined to fight.

When he rushed out of his hiding place, Carl had no choice but to follow him. He knew that although Gerling's style of action was impulsive, his intuition and courage could often become the source of strength in battle.

"How dare you barge in!" An enemy apprentice noticed Gerlin, immediately drew his weapon, rushed over, his tone full of contempt.

"Hmph, that's great, come on!" Gerlin was not afraid at all, but instead showed a sarcastic smile.

"Don't forget me!" Carl also joined in. Although he knew how dangerous this battle was, he understood that if he did not fight alongside Gerlin, he would regret it now.

In an instant, a melee broke out. Gerlin was like a beast, merciless in the face of the enemy, swinging his knife fiercely and quickly killing an apprentice who rushed towards him. Carl used his strength and fighting skills to quickly subdue another enemy.

However, the enemies were so numerous that they soon realized that Gellin and Carl were heading for this area, and they gathered around them, wanting to work together to knock them down.

"To the right!" Carl kept shouting, reminding Gerling to dodge the attack. They gradually formed a tacit understanding in the battle. Although they both knew that they could not be separated for a long time, this tacit understanding also allowed them to find opportunities to survive in the increasingly fierce battle.

"You did a good job! But it can only last for a moment!" Gerlin roared in the interval between battles. If they didn't quickly break the enemy's siege, their fate would only be to be suppressed.

"Don't give up, keep going!" Carl's voice rang in his ears, inspiring Gerling's fighting spirit. After a fierce fight, the two finally regained some initiative, and as the number of enemies continued to decrease, their attacks began to flow smoothly.

"Give me two more seconds!" Gerlin seized a brief opportunity, stabbed the blade into the heart of an enemy, quickly pulled it out and attacked other enemies.

At the critical moment of life and death, Gellin's potential was fully stimulated, and each of his strikes was full of power and precision, like lightning in the dark. The enemies were beaten without any chance to fight back, and the ensuing sense of death caused their morale to plummet.

"There is only one left!" Carl shouted excitedly, his eyes flashing with fighting enthusiasm, and then he pounced on the enemy.

But at this moment, several enemies still in the shadows discovered them and tried to launch a surprise attack on Gerlin and Carl. At this moment, Carl felt something was wrong: "Gerlin, be careful!"

"There is no time at all!" Without thinking, Gerlin threw himself at the enemy and blocked several attacks with his body. Although he was very strong, he was in a completely dangerous situation.

"You lunatic!" Carl couldn't help but yell, his heart aching.

"Go! You must get the last badge!" Gellin gritted his teeth and said, enduring the severe pain, "Otherwise everything will be in vain!"