pertwk Chapter 115 Spoils of War
Chapter 115 Spoils of War
The next day, after finishing his meditation, Luo Ang first prepared a Grass and Wood Entanglement Technique, and then a Boiling Technique... Without the guidance and assistance of the bell, Luo Ang failed four times before finally completing the 'preparation' of the Boiling Technique on the fifth attempt.
Once both spells were ready, Loon pushed open the door.
First, I went to see the maids who were cleaning up the sleeping dust.
—Although their mouths and noses were covered, during the time Loon was meditating, a large number of the maids who were cleaning up the sleeping powder had already fallen asleep.
Inside the room, besides the maids, there were some male servants trying to go in and check the situation... as well as two soldiers.
They all fell asleep after accidentally inhaling sleep-inducing dust.
Outside the room, it was as if a line had been drawn, and no one dared to take a single step forward.
Even the knights of the Iron Sword family, along with Viscount Little Iron Sword, only dared to watch from the outside; none of them dared to step inside.
—Although it seemed that the maids and servants were asleep.
But who knows if they were under some kind of terrifying curse?
After all, the wizard had already appeared in front of them in person, so what did the curse matter?
Luo Ang parted the crowd and looked at the people lying inside the house, and was also taken aback.
Those who went to clean up the dust all covered their mouths and noses as instructed by Loon—so even if they inhaled the sleeping dust, the amount they inhaled must have been extremely small.
"Is this sleep powder really that effective?" Loen immediately thought of the two wizards he had put to sleep yesterday by using sleep powder on them.
Even a tiny bit of dust inhaled unintentionally can cause an ordinary person to fall asleep without any warning...
Are the two wizards who were "pumped" with so much sleep dust yesterday asleep or awake?
If you're still asleep, how long will you sleep?
Thinking of this, Luo Ang's lips twitched involuntarily.
After dealing with the sleep dust, it was already noon—the collected sleep dust amounted to about four small bottles.
In other words, the two wizards last night each inhaled a small bottle of sleeping dust on average.
"It seems like we've been feeding them a bit too much."
"However, to put a wizard to sleep with this sleeping dust, not only must their body fall asleep, but their soul must also fall asleep."
"Using more sleep powder is reasonable."
Thinking about it, Luo Ang went to the dungeon entrance again.
The guards at the gate strictly followed Luo Ang's orders, staying only at the dungeon gate and not daring to approach it at all. They even placed the key to the gate in a far away place.
After dismissing the three guards, Luo Ang used his mental power to pick up the key, opened the dungeon door, and looked into the dungeon through the door. His mental power surged in like a tide, rapidly expanding his field of vision.
The environment inside the dungeon was both dark and damp.
In the empty dungeon, only the wizards Ralph and Sunil were separated and imprisoned in different cells.
However, what made Loen somewhat uneasy was that these guards carried out his orders too resolutely.
He said to separate the two men and leave the rest alone—and the guards really did leave the rest alone.
When Loon handed the two wizards over to the guards, they were completely naked.
At this moment, Loon arrived at the dungeon—the two wizards, fast asleep, were still completely naked.
The guards who threw them into the dungeon didn't even put them on the dungeon's "beds," but simply dumped them on the dirty, damp ground.
Fortunately, although the two wizards had fallen into a deep sleep, their spiritual power was still maintaining basic operation. Like a kind of "spiritual aura," it condensed into an invisible force field around their bodies, "repelling" anything that was harmful to them and separating their bodies from the filth of the dungeon.
Looking at the two naked pigs, Loon realized that he hadn't checked the 'loot' he had obtained from them.
—The mental energy directly penetrated into the spatial bag, causing the two people's wizard robes to 'shake' open.
The contents of the wizard's robe immediately appeared in Loon's perception.
There weren't many items.
Clearly, these two wizards, who were supported by the nobles, were not wealthy—of course, it is also possible that they did not have space bags, so they did not carry most of their wealth with them.
First came a few pieces of lungs from some kind of creature, carrying a slightly mysterious air—Loon didn't know exactly what kind of creature it was.
Two bottles of medicinal powder—filled with the breath of life.
In Luo Ang's perception, the life force contained in these two bottles of powder was even more vigorous and active than that contained in the blood anglerfish meat.
Then there was a rhomboid octahedral wooden block and a spherical silver metal ball.
Both things can be easily affected by mental power.
When Luo Ang's mental energy flowed through these two things, it was as if the flow of water was suddenly accelerated.
……
"A fun little gadget."
On the winding mountain road, Luo Ang played with the rhomboid octahedral wooden block and the silver metal ball.
Although he had only had these two items for a short time, Luo Ang had already basically figured out their functions.
Although they are made of different materials, their effects are similar. They can both make the wizard's mental power more active and enhance it to a certain extent—of course, the effect is not as good as that of the staff.
Then, when you use your mental power to manipulate these two things, they will start to "spin" within the envelope of your mental power, and as they spin, they will constantly interfere with the wizard's mental power.
Just like a ship that was sailing smoothly on the water suddenly rushing into a dark current, being tossed about by various currents—the captain of the ship needs to use more energy and concentration to stabilize the ship and ensure that the ship's direction is not skewed.
A more straightforward analogy is a hamster wheel – as the hamster runs, the wheel speed increases... eventually throwing the hamster off.
—Loon couldn't help but recall how these two wizards condensed their spiritual power into 'needles'. Clearly, that method was forged using these two 'little gadgets'.
Then, its effect of making mental energy more active can also allow the wizard's mental energy to play a greater role, making the wizard's use of mental energy more "efficient".
Overall, it's a very interesting and useful "gadget," and I got one for myself and one for Scarlet Wizard.
Luo Ang raised his index finger.
The rhombus-shaped three-dimensional wooden block stood upright at his fingertips.
When his mental energy spread out and enveloped the rhomboid octahedron, the octahedron began to rotate under the influence of his mental energy.
As the octahedron rotated, it acted like a hand, constantly touching Luo Ang's mental energy.
During this process, Luo Ang's mental energy also collided continuously with the rhombic octahedron.
It's like a spinning top inside a jar, constantly hitting the jar's walls...
As the can walls shook violently from the impact, the trajectory and frequency of the spinning top itself changed constantly, and its contact with the can walls became increasingly frequent.
The further you go, the greater the interference this 'spinning top' will have with mental power.
Even though Luo Ang held his breath and focused his attention to control his mental power, the spinning top broke through the jar and flew out from Luo Ang's fingertips in less than half a minute.
"Is my control over my mental power really that bad?"
Luo Ang was immediately stunned when he saw the octahedron flying out.
"It's not good, I'll just practice more in the future," Luo Ang thought, his gaze falling on the two carriages behind him.