Who Designed This Underworld Dungeon?
Chapter 259 - 205 This is our Doran Gureg’s Magic Wand

Chapter 259: Chapter 205 This is our Doran Gureg’s Magic Wand

Obeck, from "Dark Souls 3," bears a striking resemblance to Snape, the haughty Sorcery Teacher.

Obsessed with magic, he claims to be a Magician from Bieheim.

But in reality, he was expelled from Bieheim Dragon Academy because he had become an Undead Man and arrived in Losric alone in his continued pursuit of magic.

In the game, if your Intelligence is too low, he will refuse to teach you magic and might say some "polite" words that could shatter one’s sensitive heart.

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If your Intelligence is high enough and you bring him Magic Scrolls, you can learn magic from him, and his attitude toward you will warm up steadily until, in the end, he becomes quite a friendly character.

Unfortunately, characters from the soul series often don’t have happy endings, and after you defeat the Twin Princes, perhaps Obeck, wanting to repay your kindness for giving him Magic Scrolls, risked his life to teach you more magic by heading to the grand library, where he then died.

Just like the Thief brother, all of whom embarked on a series of dangerous deeds likely leading to death, to repay you.

As for Obeck’s true identity and the reason for his death... it’s complicated, and involves another major power in Dark Souls - the Black Sect.

It seems that the folks from the Black Sect particularly dislike him, and during the game, they even urge you to kill Obeck.

By the way, Gong Qiying has never listened to the crazed words of the Black Sect.

Who would trust rumors to kill a Sorcery Teacher who only wants to learn magic.

As long as the Intelligence is sufficient and you can provide Magic Scrolls, then Obeck will teach you magic, a fairly low threshold already.

Therefore, in the mentor team preset by Gong Qiying, Obeck, Seren, and Komicus (the Sorcery Teacher) are guaranteed members.

A large part of the adventurers will have these three as mentors, of course, if the Intelligence is insufficient, they won’t get scooped up by a mentor.

So hurry and raise your Intelligence to 10 next to the bonfire in Sain Dungeon, that’s the true way to go; otherwise, you won’t benefit from updates and new maps!

"Sound Decoy," is the magic learned by Roger.

[The magic used by the Magicians lurking in the dark at Bieheim Dragon Academy]

[It can make a noise from afar, attracting the enemies’ attention]

[It’s a sound that pierces the heart and soul, causing listeners to involuntarily leave their posts and expose their unguarded backs]

He looked at this spell, speechless for a long while.

Causing a distraction from afar to attract the enemies’ attention is an easy-to-understand effect.

...

What’s the damn use?!

No no no, calm down, Roger, didn’t you see the word "involuntaAry" in the description? What if the magic forcibly draws listeners away?

If that’s the case, it could be considered quite a useful thing.

He thought about his own skill set, Invisibility Magic, Silence Magic, a spell to strengthen a single attack...

Damn, "Sound Decoy" is actually quite useful for me! It’s the perfect choice for sneaking up on your enemies’ rear during home and travel.

It seems everyone got a spell that’s useful to them, which is cause for celebration.

Roger glanced at Gapar with his back turned towards him and suddenly used Sound Decoy on him.

Indeed, Gapar was attracted by the noise not far away and even went over to check it out, then looked around puzzled when he found nothing.

Yay, it really works!

Before he could celebrate, he turned around to see Gapar staring straight at him.

"Ah, hahaha, Mr. Gapar, what’s the magic you got? Can you show me?" Roger quickly hid his still-glowing Magic Wand behind him and laughed nervously.

"Then you’d better close your eyes."

"What?"

"Sun Fist!"

"Ah! My eyes!"

Even though he closed his eyes quickly, Roger was still scrambling to protect his head from the intense light, as everyone present, along with the Master’s Hat, burst into laughter, filling the room with lively cheer.

With new magic at hand, everyone can’t help but want to try it out. It’s just that Roger rashly chose a mountain too high to challenge.

Hades found the Magicians in the corridor to practice on, and he successfully released Luminous Stone Magic Gravel.

However, under his enormous Magic Power, the Luminous Stone Magic Gravel he released were almost powerful as Broom Star, and only after he diminished his Magic Power output did it return to normal size.

Every time he cast the spell, he would show a thoughtful expression, as if to convey that his understanding of the Luminous Stone Magic Gravel was deepening.

It’s said that Magicians from Reyalucaria throw their Luminous Stone Magic Gravel like a machine gun, but Hades’s attack speed is even faster, casting the magic like a machine gun, pressing down two Magicians.

Roger’s Sound Decoy also worked well in a real fight, successfully luring the Warrior Pot away.

It’s a pity that when he snuck over to ambush it, he didn’t figure out which was the front and back of the Warrior Pot and ended up getting hammered.

Gapar’s Sun Fist was as powerful as ever, and this magic could also be used as a crowd control skill.

As long as you have eyes, you’re bound to get blinded.

The trio flaunted their magic spells merrily, finding a pure kind of joy in it.

However, things weren’t going smoothly for Turci.

"Expecto Patronum!"

This was already an uncountable number of attempts to cast Expecto Patronum by her, but every time it would stop halfway and then fail.

Compared to the others who could use it right away, Expecto Patronum was a bit too stringent in its requirements.