This Wizard is So Unscientific!-Chapter 123 - The Exclusive Way of the Blasphemer_1

Chapter 123: Chapter 123: The Exclusive Way of the Blasphemer!_1

Chapter 123 -123: The Exclusive Way of the Blasphemer!_1

The canyon by the river.

The heavy rain was lashing down on this world.

At the same time, it was also washing away the numerous corpses of the Dark Sun Degenerates and the Shepherds on the ground.

Originally, the Demon Hunting Squad hadn’t been too convinced by Tuck’s words.

Those Shepherds wandering near the Black River Valley were very cunning.

At the slightest stir, they would flee.

Their Demon Hunting Squad hadn’t yielded much in the past few days.

How could they possibly appear in “extremely large numbers”?

But here in the canyon by the river.

In less than two hours, they had already taken down seven or eight waves, over three hundred Dark Sun Degenerates as well as seven or eight Shepherds.

Even if they couldn’t believe it.

They had to admit.

That Steam Wizard, whose Level wasn’t very high, just had a way to make those Shepherds and Dark Sun Degenerates run into this hopeless canyon themselves, delivering themselves right to their mouths.

If it weren’t for their leader being up on the rock face with that Human Wizard at this time.

They almost thought that the Human was a member of the Dark Sun Church, deliberately sending Shepherds to their deaths.

Although the heavy rain hindered their vision and perception to a certain extent.

It also obstructed the Shepherds and the Dark Sun Degenerates.

It even allowed them to take down these Shepherds and Dark Sun Degenerates without being discovered by others coming from behind.

At this rate.

The Shepherds and Dark Sun Degenerates they killed today would probably outnumber all those from the past period combined.

At this moment, a battle within the curtain of rain came to an end.

The unfortunate Level 26 Shepherd, just arrived in this area, was marked by Tuck’s Nightmare Fire Bomb the moment he appeared, and was burned alive, the eerie red of the Nightmare Fire Bomb not extinguishing even in death.

If not for that strange fire igniting his body, he felt he might have had a chance to struggle.

But with the mark of the flames, the Shepherd, adept at stealth and evasion, died on the spot, a particularly aggrieved death.

After chopping off the head of the last Dark Sun Degenerate, who still twitched a little.

Female Demon Hunter Susanna Rudolph lifted her head and shouted loudly,

“Captain, we already have enough corpses of Shepherds and Dark Sun Degenerates.”

“We can perform a pretty good exorcism sacrifice now.”

“Understood, you all start by yourselves,” came the reply.

The sound of the rain mingled with the captain’s voice.

“Begin the Ritual now!”

The Deputy Captain of the Demon Hunting Squad, “Ted,” said this as he kicked the head of a Dark Sun Degenerate that had rolled to his feet into the pile of bodies.

The captain of the Demon Hunting Squad, atop the canyon, Andre Van, slowly withdrew his gaze from the Sacrifice Ritual below.

Then, Andre Van turned to look at Wizard Taniru beside him.

At the same time his eyes narrowed slightly, he also began to feel a hint of wariness toward this mysterious “Steam Wizard.”

Andre Van had started to find it impossible to see through the Steam Wizard before him.

Not far in front of Tuck and Andre Van.

A small Dark Sun Altar Ceremony was being steadily erected by Tuck under the cover of the rain at the top of the canyon.

Even!

Previously, Tuck had made a sacrifice to the Dark Sun right in front of him, sacrificing a scaly native creature temporarily captured and unfamiliar to him.

In the presence of a Demon Hunter, making a sacrifice to the Dark Sun.

This was no different from flaunting one’s Light Magic in front of a Necromancer.

Both were a challenge to the other party’s Transcendent Sequence.

But ultimately, Andre Van still bore it and allowed Tuck to do so.

And this laid a good foundation for their bountiful harvest in the following two hours.

Spells for sacrificing to the Dark Sun.

Tuck had long mastered them.

And the Dark Sun Altar.

Through Precision Vision, Tuck had long understood its essential form.

Constructing a small altar to sacrifice to the Dark Sun.

That was simple for Tuck.

But what followed was not so easy.

It was basically a “high-end operation” that only Tuck could complete.

The Dark Sun Ecology built by the Dark Sun Church would form many veins between the city strongholds.

And these veins.

Were clearly visible to Tuck’s senses and field of view.

Completely under Tuck’s control.

As a Blasphemer.

Then do something a Blasphemer should do.

Previously Tuck had tainted the Saint Heir of the Dark Sun Church.

Now, to relay some false messages from the Dark Sun God, seemed quite reasonable, didn’t it?

Indeed, that’s exactly what Tuck did.

Constructing an altar, offering sacrifices to the great Dark Sun, once the channel was open.

Tuck then embedded the veins into the Dark Sun network between strongholds.

Afterward, through the Dark Sun network, he spread the will to [Converge].

Thus, there were those Dark Sun Degenerates, as well as the Shepherds, who felt an enlightenment from the Dark Sun Mother God in the obscure depths.

Those Shepherds and Dark Sun Degenerates had never seen such a “high-end game.”

They just kept coming to their deaths unceasingly.

Even some Shepherds, before their deaths, were still praying for the protection of the Dark Sun God.

But the response they got was the cold rain soaking their corpses and heads.

“I’m really a bit curious, this… construction of your Dark Sun Altar, and your belief in the Dark Sun, won’t it really affect you?”

Andre Van, his gaze sweeping over the small Dark Sun Altar not far away, said with a bit of jest.

The power of Dark Sun within was weak and insufficient to contaminate him, but an ordinary person would not dare to take such a suicidal action.

“You wouldn’t understand the operations of a high-end game,”

Tuck thought to himself in response.

Afterward, Tuck, who was in a Shadow State, half-floating and seated, propping up a shield, slowly opened his eyes. After glancing at Andre Van, then looking at Black River Valley City shrouded in the rain, he slowly began to speak.

“In fact, it will not. You’re a Demon Hunter, and you can clearly sense whether I’ve been contaminated by the Dark Sun.”

“But… I can’t sense whether you believe in the Dark Sun!” Andre Van’s eyes narrowed, the bright silver ring in his pupil shining even more intensely.

Tuck appeared oblivious to this scene.

Instead, he spoke slowly.

“You charge for exorcisms on the frontier, so you should have also sensed the changes within Black River Valley.”

“My goal is the same as yours, to destroy the ascending power that is being bred within Black River Valley.”

“If that power completes its ascension, it won’t be good for either of us.”

“If you think there’s a problem with me,”

“feel free to end our cooperation at any time,”

Tuck stated plainly, prompting Demon Hunter Andre Van to arch his eyebrows lightly.

Then he chuckled.

“I’m just maintaining the necessary vigilance and skepticism. After all, I am responsible for my team.”

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“I have no intention of ending our cooperation.”

“Actually, I hope we can increase the strength of our cooperation.”

“After all, these Shepherds and Dark Sun Degenerates from the Dark Sun Church, though the harvest is quite nice, it still lacks some flavor.”

“If… I mean if, at the right time, we could enter Black River Valley.”

“That would be very interesting,”

Andre Van’s words made Tuck take a deep breath.

As an A-Grade Transcendent Genius, also known as the “Steam Demon Hunter,” Andre Van,

still had some ambitions, after all, he was a Fourth Rank Transcendent.

“Indeed, there’s no shortage of fine things within Black River Valley,”

Tuck nodded in acknowledgment.

“But… the time is not right yet, however…”

Tuck paused.

“I have another place that may be worth exploring.”

“Another place?”

Andre Van’s eyebrows cocked slightly.

“I like your ‘however,’ but I like it even more when you explain things in greater detail.”

“No problem, but currently I haven’t located that place,”

Tuck explained slowly.

After Tuck completed a contract with the Flame Wolf Leader,

he had it, along with three underlings, delve deep into the wilderness, starting the search for the location of the Ancient Teleportation Array Barkin had mentioned.

At this time, the benefits of the Flame Wolf Leader’s intelligence began to show.

It was able to understand Tuck’s intentions well and act independently.

This saved Tuck quite a bit of worry.

Furthermore, regarding the complex mountain terrain,

the Demon Wolves were the real experts among experts.

“…”

“That’s the situation,”

“When I find it… I’ll inform you,”

“After all, aren’t we both building a bridge of trust through our cooperation?”

As Tuck’s explanation concluded,

Andre Van mused for a long time before finally smiling at Tuck.

“To be honest, I’m starting to like you.”

Tuck merely responded indifferently, “Compared to your affection, I’m more concerned about your strength.”

“If you don’t show enough strength in these few days to prove yourself,”

“I might not necessarily take you with me when the time comes.”

“After all, even within the Steam Sequence, there are discrepancies,”

Facing the “proof” Tuck required, Andre Van couldn’t help but laugh.

“Are you sure you need me to prove myself? Remember, you’re only Second Rank, while I am Fourth Rank.”

Tuck glanced at Andre Van.

“If I told you that the Level 23 you see for me is only what I want you to see, you probably wouldn’t continue to laugh so cheerfully.”

“What?”

In the dark rain curtain, Andre Van, stretching it open to reveal the rain but unable to dispel the darkness, saw his smile gradually fade, replaced by an unprecedented seriousness.