Chapter 1749

"Is this your home?"

Maka found that he followed the masked girl in the living room of an obviously ordinary house. To be honest, this is somewhat different from his imagined "home of the black wizard prophet".

However, before Safina, who appeared next to her, answered, Maka's attention was attracted by the strong magic waves outside.

He waved his hand at random, then walked quickly to the window, opened the curtain and looked out.

The house of Geoffrey's family is still high. He just stood in the window of the living room on the first floor and looked out. At a glance, he saw that the town near the port under the hillside was full of fire. Without even looking carefully, the huge strange Python immediately came into his eyes.

"Long horned water snake?"

Just when Maka was surprised by the surprisingly large snake shaped magical creature, Safina finally hurried to say:

"Mr. McLean, you wait here first. I'll go upstairs to find my sister -"

"Don't go," said Maka, who looked at the distance and didn't look back. "There's no one in your family except the two of us."

"What?"

Safina was stunned at what he said.

"That... My sister... Ah!"

Before she finished, with her eyes unconsciously glancing over Maka's shoulder and out of the window, she immediately whispered.

"That's... Lord Yale? Ursula woke it up?" Safina hurriedly said. "I know, she should be by the lake... Oh, how can she --"

After hearing the performance of the masked girl behind her, Maka turned back a little:

"What's the matter?"

Safina didn't deliberately hide Maka's inquiry. She said that her sister Ursula was not in good health and was not suitable for running around at will. While explaining casually, she ran straight to the door of the living room.

"Mr. McLean, I must see her first."

"Of course, don't care about me, please feel free! As for me, just go to the town and have a look..." Maka said, and finally added, "by the way, after you find your sister, remember not to go to the town."

Before the words fell, Maka first disappeared in place, which surprised Safina who had not gone out yet - they had a powerful anti phantom shifting spell at home, but they didn't expect that Maka was not restricted at all.

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Safina went to the beach around Lake meraren and soon found the carriage parked on the shore. Although the pattern on the carriage faded because of the age, it was impossible for her to recognize her own things.

"Ursula!"

She hurried to the carriage and asked:

"Ursula... Are you okay?"

"What can I do for you?" Ursula in the carriage whispered weakly. "It's the people in the town... Safina, why did you come back? Didn't I ask you not to come here in a short time? Waiting for Mr. McLean in France is much more important than at home... Cough... Much more important."

Safina hurriedly said:

"Ursula, I've waited for Mr. McLean, and I've invited him back!"

It was like trying to confirm her words. At the moment when she had just finished speaking, a violent crash came from the town.

But when Safina looked back, she found that it was not Maka's shot, but that the giant snake yere was finally accidentally hit by two high-level living corpses from the air and fell to the ground.

"Boom -"

When his huge body rolled over several shops along the street, Yale was angry.

It suddenly shook the snake's tail, accurately drew the flying corpse approaching it again, shot it out of a long distance, and interrupted the other party's pursuit.

But at the same time, the big corpses who are eyeing the ground finally don't have to attack by jumping into the air.

"Bang!"

A down-to-earth punch is much better than a state where there is no way to borrow in the air! Even though the giant snake is much larger than it, the strength of a punch of the corpse, which focuses on strengthening its physical quality, is not much worse than that of Yale.

Even because of its small size, it can play a more terrible lethality.

This punch not only moved the giant snake yere more than 100 feet, but also broke the tough scales on yere in an instant.

For a moment, the blue blood suddenly spilled, and ye'er kept rolling and twisting in the ruins.

It has to be said that compared with the two cruel and terrible "demons", it has caused greater damage to the town.

"Lord Yale!"

When Ursula and Safina sisters on the Bank of the lake both cried out in surprise, Maka, who was standing on the roof of an apartment building not far from the battlefield, could not help frowning slightly.

"Sure enough, it's a living corpse... And it's not only much stronger than those before, but also higher in intelligence... Maybe they have a preliminary self-consciousness."

He muttered so, but soon shook his head again.

"However, I'm afraid this battle still has to be fought."

While observing the two corpses, Maka naturally didn't forget to check the situation of the python. He found that although the giant snake Yale was temporarily at a disadvantage, its eyes were obviously more flexible.

As long as you look carefully, you can realize that Yale even consciously avoided the Muggles and wizards around him when fighting.

"Roar -"

Yael the serpent is very angry - with his ability, he is not inferior to each other, even if the two guys work together.

However, it still has many means, but it can not be used in places where the crowd has not been completely evacuated.

"Although the size is a little too big, it should be the long horned water snake in terms of the wisdom that can worry about human life and death."

Maka remembers clearly that one of the colleges of the ifamani School of witchcraft and wizardry in the United States was named after the long horned water snake. This is precisely because isol Sayer, the founder of ifamani, became friends with a long horned water snake since childhood.

Different from the snake monsters of the same 5x level, the wisdom of long horned water snakes can be quite high. They can have feelings with humans.

"Do you want to help it?"

Maka felt the two soul rules that would be out of balance at any time in her body, and considered this problem with some embarrassment.