Liu Xing took a closer look at Yin En's outfit and found that he was obviously playing a villain magician now, because he was wearing a black cloak with small flames outlined in gold threads.
As for Yin En's chest, there is a mark of the infinite snake Ouroboros.
The Infinite Snake Ouroboros is, to put it bluntly, our common Ouroboros. Because its head bites its tail, it represents the starting point and the ending point, so it is given the meaning of infinity.
At the same time, in the medieval continent of Europa, the Infinite Snake Ouroboros was also enshrined as the King of Magic by alchemists. Therefore, in this low magic version of Europa, Mu Yao also set the mark of the magician to the Infinite Snake Uroboros.
Lobolos, and the color of the mark can be used to distinguish which faction of magician it is.
But when it comes to factions, they are actually three different branches - gold represents magicians who use serious spells, red represents black magicians who use less serious spells, and Yin En's current purple mark means that he is
An exiled magician.
In this parallel world, even if you study necromancy and dark magic, you will not be exiled by the Magicians Association. If you use magic to commit various crimes, you will at most be arrested by the Magicians Association and undergo normal trials.
Therefore, the Magician Association will only banish magicians who join the Old Ones.
The rulers of the old days are the old gods.
Ahem, Mu Yao definitely has no connotation of Old God TV, this is just a tribute to the predecessor TV station.
Back to the topic, the magicians who were exiled because of their belief in the Old Ones were naturally collectively referred to as the Old Ones, and in order to separate them from other magicians, the Magicians Association would release them while banishing them.
A special spell - a semi-permanent cloak...
Well, Mu Yao was protesting that Liu Xing was summoned to the TV station without her permission, which resulted in the Korean-style semi-permanent eyebrow tattoo she ordered not being completed.
So the effect of this semi-permanent cloak is very simple, that is, the exiled magician will always have to wear this black cloak, unless he is pardoned by the Magician Association, or his strength has far exceeded that of the Magician Association.
The president is the person who releases this spell.
In addition, the Magician Association would also dye the marks of exiled magicians purple, because purple dye during this period was very difficult and expensive to obtain, and even wealthy nobles found it difficult to obtain purple clothing.
Therefore, none of the countries or nobles on the continent of Europa dare to use purple as the color of their own flags. After all, you can't spend enough money to equip a knight to buy a flag.
Therefore, the purple mark representing the exiled magician has become deeply rooted in people's hearts and can be unforgettable because it is so special.
By the way, the final mission given by Mu Yao to Ding Kun and the other ten time-travelers is to eliminate an old magician on the continent of Europa - Yibon.
Ibon is a famous magician in the Cthulhu Mythos. The "Book of Ibon" compiled by him is also a famous magic book in the Cthulhu worldview. Therefore, Ibon is one of the few human beings in the Cthulhu Mythos.
One of the cards.
Therefore, the old magician named Ebon was originally called by another name, but after he accidentally obtained a copy of the "Book of Ebon", he decided to start believing in the Old Ones and changed his name.
For Ebon.
Of course, the main reason for this setting is that Mu Yao thought it would be interesting for Yin En to play Yibo En.
But then again, Liu Xing remembered that Yin En only started to appear as Yi Bo En after Ding Kun and others had passed the adaptation period after time travel.
Could it be that Yin En thinks that Ding Kun and the others only need one day to pass the adaptation period?
Well, Ding Kun and the others can indeed be considered to have passed the adaptation period and have begun to enter the exploration period.
However, who can explain what Yin En is doing now? How did he kidnap Ah Huo, who was still in the British Isles yesterday, to the Iberian Peninsula, and also prepare a group of knights to chase him.
What kind of drama is this?
Wait, cavalry?
Liu Xing suddenly thought of something and quickly changed the camera from Yin En to the knights behind him. Only then did he realize that the leader was a female knight with very exaggerated pecs.
Indeed it is.
Liu Xing touched his chin and secretly sighed that Yin En is indeed a DD (a simple understanding means that he will fall in love with you after seeing him), as long as he is a big virtual idol, he will like him.
Although Liu Xing himself likes it very much...
Ahem, yes, the female knight who is leading people to hunt down Yin En is also a virtual idol-Silver Noelle, who is set to be the leader of the Silver Holy Knights and possesses extremely powerful strength.
However, as a knight, her points are naturally based on physical fitness and strength, so her intelligence is not that high... No, this should be called natural cuteness.
In short, according to Yin En, Huo and Noelle are his wings, and one cannot exist without the other.
Well, this is very Yin En.
Liu Xing shook his head and paid attention to the situation of Ding Kun and others. He found that Ding Kun seemed to have heard the sound of horse hooves in the distance, so he suddenly accelerated his speed and was about to leave the forest and see Yin En and others.
Seeing this situation, Liu Xing quickly switched to the main screen.
…
When he heard the sudden sound of horse hooves in the distance, Ding Kun ran forward without hesitation, and his eyes soon became clear.
Then, Ding Kun saw a group of knights in white robes chasing a man in black, and there was a person tied behind the man in black.
Ding Kun frowned and couldn't help but raise the compound bow in his hand, wanting to shoot Yin En, who had a 99% chance of being a villain, but after thinking for a moment, he decided to give up.
First of all, the distance is too far, and Ding Kun is not sure that he can hit Yin En at this distance; secondly, Ding Kun feels that he and other time-travelers are not ready to contact the "aboriginals", not to mention that these "aboriginals" are still
A group of heavily armed knights.
What's more important is that these time travelers have "occupied" a castle!
Ding Kun didn't want a large army to attack the castle in ten days and a half.
Forget it, it’s better to look at it.
Just when Ding Kun put down his compound bow, two knights on horseback bent their bows and nocked arrows. They aimed at Yin En and fired an arrow!
When the two arrows left the string, Ding Kun knew that Yin En was going to be in trouble, because the target of the two arrows was actually the horse under Yin En.
To shoot a man, shoot a horse first; to capture a thief, capture the king first.
ps: The second chapter will still be a little late, mainly because I am busy.
