Godly System: From Fire to God

General Rudolph complained as he saw the blood of the two leopard cats stained the curtain.    

"You said not to make a move in the room, I've already calculated it. The two Beastmen have already ran out of the door, I was indeed following your instructions."    

Du Wa raised his hand and sheathed his sword, as he spoke with a matter-of-fact expression.    

"Alright, alright. Anyway, this tent is already dirty. I won't stay here any longer. I'll go out and get someone to build me another one."    

General Rudolph stood up and walked towards the door.    

"Stupid son of the royal family, to be so particular in this kind of place. If it wasn't for His Majesty entrusting him to us, I wouldn't even be bothered to bring such a fellow along during the expedition."    

Bel. The mage looked at him coldly as he walked away. Then, he spoke with disgust.    

"It doesn't matter, I prefer bringing this kind of silly kid who doesn't care about anything. He doesn't care about anything, which means we're leading this army, and no one is pointing fingers or pointing fingers or controlling power, isn't it?"    

Dewar Knight nonchalantly waved his hand, revealing a faint smile.    

"I don't care about these things. I just hope that His Majesty can give me what I want this time. I'm just a step away from becoming a great Magister of the eighth step. This is my only dream. I don't care about anything else."    

Bel. The mage said irritably.    

"What do you think about what those cat people said just now?" Dewar asked.    

"I don't think it's possible. The scouts have already checked two locations. Although it is indeed the result of the flames, there is not the slightest fluctuation of magic. It is impossible for it to be the work of a mage. "    

Bel. The mage shook his head and frowned.    

"Those three Griffin Knights of mine died from the impact of the meteorite falling from the sky. There were also no magic fluctuations. It would be too much of a coincidence to say that they just happened to be hit by a meteor. Moreover, even if there was a slight chance of being hit by a meteorite, it was impossible for three people to be hit at the same time. Have you thought of anything else? For example … Is there a mage stronger than you who is secretly fighting? "    

Dewar looked at Bell with a strange expression and said hesitantly.    

"Are you saying that there are magicians of the seventh step or above among the beastmen?" Are you joking with me? " "Bell sneered." Furthermore, I have a general impression of the Supreme Mages and Magisters from other empires. If it were them, I would be able to identify them with a single glance. "    

"Then according to what you're saying, those two teams of ours set fire to themselves and chased those meteorites to their deaths, right?"    

Dewar actually sneered.    

"If you believe that the orc is the culprit. "Let's find a time tonight to go to the place the cat man said we would go and have a look."    

Bel. The mage said impatiently, then stood up and walked out.    

Their conversation ended on bad terms, but it did not cause much displeasure.    

After all, General Rudolph could not be used as a commander, and the entire team still relied on the cooperation of the two of them.    

At night, the knight Dewar took the initiative to find Beldre. "The two mages left the camp in the name of strolling around, and headed straight for the territory of the Cats.    

Both of them were at the seventh step of strength. As the saying goes, skilled men are bold, so neither of them carried too many weapons or tools.    

In order to lighten his weight and speed, the Dewar Knight did not even wear his own armor.    

Under the silver moonlight, the two walked out from the Black Mountain Range and saw the marks of various ruts on the ground.