The Wizard: Starting with the Omniscient Cube

Chapter 97 actually made me bleed.

"One water element factor is enough to attract sea creatures, but they'll most likely be ordinary fish and shrimp, posing no threat to us wizards," Kaeya added. "Once you get used to this feeling, continue injecting new water element factors; about five should be enough."

"it is good."

Half a day later, the sea was calm, with only ripples left by the passing ships. Everyone except Lin Wei had gained something. One of them, a first-class wizard apprentice, caught a sea turtle that was more than two meters wide. The turtle's shell was incredibly hard, and it took him a lot of effort to kill it. His forehead was covered in sweat, but he was very pleased with himself and carefully put the turtle into his bag.

However, a third-class wizard apprentice also caught a stonefish. The stonefish was extremely ferocious and bit his leg in one bite. He was in so much pain that his face turned pale and his body trembled uncontrollably. He lost too much blood and fell unconscious on the deck.

"Don't be greedy, everyone. A lot of stonefish have appeared in this area of ​​the sea. Be careful to control the amount of elements being transferred."

Kaiya stood at the bow of the ship, his face very serious and his eyes stern, and spoke loudly.

The wizard apprentices all nodded seriously, some even subconsciously shrinking their necks.

"The shipment has been completed."

The thin thread in Lin Wei's hand suddenly jumped, as if a fish had taken the bait. He tensed up and gripped the thread tightly with both hands.

The other wizard apprentices all looked over, some craning their necks, others standing up straight.

"I wonder what kind of sea creature Lin Wei captured the first time." A witch blinked curiously and leaned forward slightly.

"Whatever. A newbie like him probably can't handle any sea creature, no matter what kind. We'll have to rely on Kaiya to get him out of trouble." The wizard apprentice who had spoken up earlier continued, resting his chin on his hand, a slight upturn of his lips revealing a disdainful expression.

"Everyone goes through this stage." A wizard rolled his eyes at him and crossed his arms.

Kaiya also looked over with great interest. He had a feeling that this newcomer, Lin Wei, was not so simple. His eyes were fixed on the thin thread in Lin Wei's hand.

As Lin Wei pulled up the thin line, a shrimp more than a meter long leaped out, its body gleaming with a cold light, and stabbed towards the end of the thin line, which was Lin Wei.

"Spiky shrimp?" the witch exclaimed, her eyes widening as she took a step back.

"Why is this newbie so unlucky? Kaya, go help him!" a wizard apprentice shouted, his face showing anxiety.

"The first time most people encounter these are sea creatures that have no offensive capabilities, but this kid is a jinx," the wizard apprentice continued, resting his chin on his hand, a slight smirk playing on his lips.

"I'll do it." Lin Wei shook his head, gesturing for Kaiya to stop, his eyes filled with determination.

He wanted to test just how strong the shrimp he'd spent half a day getting was, and if Kaiya made a move, the shrimp would be his. All his hard work for half a day would have been for nothing.

"Junior brother, be careful. Even a second-class wizard apprentice would have a hard time dealing with this spiky shrimp." Kaeya had already taken out his wand, pointed it at the spiky shrimp, and frowned slightly.

Lin Wei waved his wand, and several fist-sized water droplets appeared, hurtling towards the spiny shrimp. These water droplets were an attack method Lin Wei had developed; although not witchcraft, they could easily pierce through thick steel plates. The water droplets traced arcs through the air.

Ignoring the impact of the water droplets, the spiky shrimp staggered and its movements were hindered, yet it still lunged at Lin Wei through the air, its claws waving.

"This is what it feels like to cast spells against an enemy." Lin Wei murmured, shaking his head, secretly regretting it, a helpless expression on his face.

"Junior Brother Lin Wei, don't be arrogant." Kaiya quickly reminded him from the side. At this moment, Lin Wei didn't seem to be anything special in his eyes, and his eyes were filled with worry.

"It's alright."

Li Zhi directly used the Silver Armor Lion Breathing Technique to transform into a lion-man over five meters tall, with each hair standing on end and radiating a powerful aura. He then used his claws to press the spiky shrimp onto the deck.

boom!

The deck was crushed, leaving a large crater. The spiny shrimp thrashed about, its legs kicking wildly. Lin Wei punched it more than a dozen times, each punch carrying immense force. In the end, the spiny shrimp was flattened, its transparent body limply lying on the deck.

"It's a bit sharp; it actually made me bleed. No wonder it's a sea creature that was pulled up here." Lin Wei looked at his lion claws, which had several bloody marks on them, and said with some helplessness, "The defense of my breathing technique isn't enough."

Unlike Lin Wei's helplessness, the wizard apprentices present were dumbfounded, their mouths slightly open and their eyes wide open.

Is this newcomer that fierce? He transformed into a lion-man and killed the troublesome spiky shrimp in one go?

"Transformation magic?" Kaeya said slowly, his brows furrowed. "There's no reason for that, junior brother. You clearly don't have much elemental fluctuation on you."

"Yes, transformation magic can only be used by a formal wizard, how is that possible?" The witch's eyes widened, and her body trembled slightly.

For a moment, Lin Wei's image became mysterious to everyone. He could easily deal with the thorn shrimp. Only Kaia and another first-class wizard apprentice present could do the same.

The wizard apprentice who had been taunting him with his chin in his hand finally shut up. He could handle the spiny shrimp, but he would definitely get hurt, and an embarrassed expression appeared on his face.

"It's not a transformation spell, it's just my knightly power," Lin Wei smiled, spreading his hands.

Anyway, the tower master knows he is a knight, so there's no need for him to hide it. He will definitely have to hunt sea creatures in the future, and sooner or later he will be seen by others.

"knight?"

"I never expected our organization to have a knight. I only knew about him from ancient books. It's a very old profession that has been obsolete for a long time," a wizard said earnestly, his eyes filled with curiosity.

"Yes, knights generally only exist on the human world; we wizarding world rarely hear about the deeds of knights."

For a moment, everyone was very curious about Lin Wei and began to ask him questions about knights, which they wrote down in their notebooks. Some even nodded as they asked questions.

"I didn't expect knights to become an unpopular profession. These are all locals from the wizarding world; they've never seen a wizard before."

Lin Wei was helpless, but he still answered everyone's questions patiently.

"I see. I had heard that a knight had come to our Turing Tower. I didn't expect it to be Junior Brother Lin Wei." Kaiya said with a smile, patting Lin Wei on the shoulder.

Although the development of knights is limited, most people don't even have much hope of breaking through to the first-ring wizard level, so why bother with later development? As long as they have the strength now, that's enough.

At that moment, the waves outside the ship gently lapped against the hull, making a rhythmic sound, and everyone was looking at Lin Wei.

"I'm also trying to use wizarding methods to fight the enemy, but it seems the effect is too weak. I haven't been training for long enough."