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Wizard will be dispatched part two

From the moment when Batinus came to the Demon Kingdom he surprised everyone as huge crowd look at him in shock as he is using his creation magic to create forest and river's and green fields whenever he can as Heine and Russell follow him still sceptical towards him as Russell in one moment say…Ok don't think that I'm ungrateful for your help… I'm thankful…we all are…but…I still don't understand why are you helping us ? Batinus say…Well you were in trouble…and I had a magic that can solve those trouble's…so I don't see a reason why I shouldn't Help you. Heine say..So that's it…just because of goodness of your Heart you are helping us ? You don't want like Power or land or Harem of beautiful girls ? Batinus blushed completely as he think about idea of being surrounded by attractive girls as he started saying nonsense…uhh I…well inwas not for big…you know I… I'm for small things….like uhh Working for food…and so on… Then he try to change topic in desperation…well you know how when cow is tied up…so it try to free itself so it tie itself even more until finally it fall on ground ? Heine and Russell look at him confused as Russell say…That is oddly specific….what cow has to do with anything ? Batinus say…Well when cow fall you don't think about anything anymore…you just go and help cow to free itself. Heine then say trying hard not to laugh…So you helped our Kingdom… Because Cow fall and it can't get up ? Batinus realize how his metaphor is not clear so he started getting even more embarrassed mumbling even more nonsense…Uhh well I..I mean you are not like cows…I mean you have horns and some other stuff…. As he move hands in weird almost suggestive way as he was trying to explain Heine start thinking how he wants to make comparison about her having large breasts like cow so she say…Be careful with next word's ! Batinus say…uhh…I mean…what I want to say is…you were all like cow in trouble so I just had to help… As Heine and Russell hear his explanation they couldn't take it anymore as they both started laughing at him as Batinus just cover his face with his hood as he keeps making forest hoping that they will forget his embarrassing moment … As the lush greenery spread across the desolate sands, the air filled with a mixture of gasps, murmurs, and awestruck silence. Demons, both soldiers and citizens, look amaized in the transformation of their Kingdom. Trees stretched skyward, their leaves casting cooling shadows, and flowers of every hue carpeted the ground. A wolf-like demon, lounging under the shade of a freshly grown tree, let out a contented sigh..

"This… this is incredible," Heine muttered, her fiery demeanor temporarily cooled by the serene sight before her.

Russell, equally mesmerized, traced a droplet of water rolling off a leaf. "What kind of magic is this? Our kingdom’s princess can speed up crop growth, but this… this is creating life itself."

Batinus, still focused on guiding the magic with his staff, grinned without breaking stride. "It's a variation of nature magic that fairies taught me. They use it to grow flowers in their forests."

Heine raised a curious eyebrow. "Fairies? How do you know fairy magic?"

Batinus chuckled warmly. "I spent three years living with them. It was one of the most beautiful times of my life."

Russell blinked in disbelief. "Wait. You chose to live with fairies? Humans usually hate non-humans… you're the first human I've met who actually likes us."

Batinus stopped his spell briefly to glance back at Russell, his expression puzzled. "How can someone not love non-humans? Fairies are amazing! They’d dance under the moonlight, their glowing bodies lighting up the night like a dream. Sometimes, they’d fall asleep on me, and since they’re so tiny, it felt like having kittens curled up on my chest. I’d stay still for hours just so I wouldn’t wake them."

Russell stared at him, a flicker of admiration breaking through his usual distrust of humans. "You’re… different. Humans from the Grace Kingdom are nothing like you …They capture fairies and use them as nightlights, trapping them in glass candle holders."

Batinus froze mid-step. The vibrant magic radiating from his staff flickered as his face shifted from joy to a dark, burning rage. "What did you just say?"

Russell hesitated but repeated himself. "They capture fairies and use them to light dark places. It’s… common knowledge."

Batinus’s hands clenched tightly around his staff, and his emerald aura flared like an uncontrollable wildfire. "Those bastards… How dare they do such horrible things to those innocent fairies?!" His voice boomed, trembling with fury. "I’m going to make them pay. I’m going to the Grace Kingdom now."

Before Heine or Russell could react, Batinus turned and began to rise into the air, his green aura wrapping around him like wings.

"Wait!" Heine yelled, her flames sparking to life again. "Are you insane? If the Grace Kingdom sees you coming from our direction, they'll assume you're an invader and fire a volley of arrows!"

Batinus glanced back at her, a confident, almost dangerous smile on his face. "Oh, don’t worry. I’m not afraid of their arrows. They should be worried about me."

With a burst of energy, Batinus shot into the sky, leaving a trail of green light in his wake.

Heine stared in stunned silence for a moment before her instincts kicked in. "This is bad. If he attacks the Grace Kingdom, they’ll retaliate against us for sure." She turned sharply, as she whistle loudly.

The ground trembled as a massive battle griffin landed in front of her, its black and white feathers gleaming in the sunlight. Without hesitation, Heine and Russell climbed onto its back.

Russell clung to the griffin’s feathers as it launched into the air after Batinus. "Do you think we can stop him?"

"We have to," Heine replied, her voice firm despite the worry in her eyes. "If we don’t, this lunatic could start a war we can’t afford."

High above, the glowing figure of Batinus flew steadily toward the Grace Kingdom, his determination blazing as fiercely as the magic that surrounded him. Behind him, Heine and Russell urged Isaac to fly faster, the fate of both kingdoms now hanging precariously in the balance.

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povratak-lokija · 7 months ago

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Wizard will be dispatched

The sun hung low over the horizon as Batinus adjusted his travel pack, its weight heavy with books, potions, and tools from his years of learning magic. His long black robe, tattered from countless adventures, dragged lightly over the volcanic soil beneath his boots. This time, his destination was the fabled volcanic region of Drakenheim, home to the legendary dragons.

For years, Batinus had heard whispers of the dragons’ unparalleled magic, including their mastery of shapeshifting and fire. If he could learn from them, he believed he could reach new heights of power—and perhaps finally find his angel, the elf girl who had saved him as a child.

As he approached the outer edges of Drakenheim, the terrain became increasingly hostile. Rivers of molten lava snaked through jagged cliffs, the air thick with sulfur and smoke. The heat was oppressive, and Batinus used his water magic sparingly to cool himself. But even as sweat dripped down his face, he pushed forward, driven by determination.

A sudden roar echoed through the air, shaking the ground beneath him. Batinus turned sharply to see a massive dragon perched on a rocky outcrop. Its crimson scales shimmered like molten metal, and its golden eyes fixed on him with suspicion.

“Who dares enter the domain of the dragons?” the creature bellowed, flames licking at the corners of its mouth.

Batinus straightened, raising his staff as his green magical aura flared... “I am Batinus the Wise, wizard of the human realm and protector of non-humans! I seek your knowledge, mighty dragon, not your treasure!”

The dragon let out a deep, rumbling laugh. “Knowledge? Humans are rarely so bold. Very well, if you seek our wisdom, prove your worth!”

The dragon spread its wings and unleashed a torrent of fire, the heat scorching the ground around Batinus. Acting quickly, he conjured a shield of water, the two elements clashing in a burst of steam.

But the dragon was relentless, swooping down and slamming its tail into the ground. Batinus stumbled but refused to falter. He summoned a golem from the volcanic rock, its molten body glowing with heat. The two clashed fiercely, and as the golem held the dragon at bay, Batinus raised his staff and cast a binding spell.

The dragon roared as magical chains wrapped around its wings. But instead of fighting, it stilled, its eyes glinting with approval. “You are resourceful, human. Perhaps there is more to you than meets the eye.”

The chains dissolved, and the dragon lowered its head. “Come. Our leader will decide if you are worthy of learning our secrets.”

Batinus was led to a vast cavern deep within the volcanic mountains, where a council of dragons awaited. Each dragon had a unique color and aura, their presence overwhelming yet majestic.

The eldest among them, a silver-scaled dragon named Zephyros, stepped forward in his humanoid form—a tall, regal man with silver hair and piercing eyes. “Batinus The wizard your courage has earned you an audience. What is it you seek?”

Batinus bowed deeply. “I seek the knowledge to bring balance to a world teetering on the edge of war. I wish to learn your shapeshifting magic to better understand others and to master fire magic to protect the innocent.”

Zephyros observed him in silence before nodding. “Very well. But know this: our knowledge is not given freely. You must earn it through discipline and humility.”

Over the following months, Batinus trained tirelessly under the dragons’ guidance. They taught him to control fire not as a weapon of destruction but as a tool of creation and renewal. He learned to shapeshift, though his early attempts were disastrous—once transforming into a half-dragon with mismatched wings that sent the younger dragons into fits of laughter.

Despite the challenges, Batinus’s determination and kindness won the dragons’ respect. They shared stories of their own struggles, revealing how they had once faced persecution from humans and demons alike.

“We see a kindred spirit in you, Batinus,” Zephyros said one evening as they watched the molten rivers flow. “You are a bridge between worlds, much like us. Use what we have taught you wisely.”

One day, as Batinus prepared to leave, a red-scaled dragon named Ignis approached him in his human form—a rugged man with fiery hair and a mischievous grin. “Before you go, you should know: we’ve heard troubling news. The Grace Kingdom and the Demon Kingdom are on the brink of war over water. If you truly wish to bring balance, you must act swiftly.”

Batinus’s heart sank. He had read about the scarcity of water in the region, but he hadn’t realized the situation was so dire. “Then I’ll go to them at once. But how will I gain their trust?”

Ignis smirked. “Simple. Make an entrance they’ll never forget.”

With that, Batinus climbed onto Ignis’s dragon form, his staff glowing brightly. As they soared into the sky, he prepared himself for what lay ahead.

The scorching desert stretched endlessly below as Ignis’s powerful wings carried them toward the Demon Kingdom. Batinus could see the palace in the distance, its dark spires glinting ominously in the sun.

“Remember,” Ignis rumbled, “show them your power, but don’t provoke them. You’re here to make allies, not enemies.”

Batinus nodded, his green aura shimmering around him. As they neared the palace, he saw the commotion below—soldiers scrambling, weapons drawn, and two figures standing at the forefront: a fierce-looking woman with white hair and crimson eyes, and a young boy with a calm yet determined demeanor.

“Let’s hope they’re as reasonable as they look,” Batinus muttered. .

The scorching desert sun bore down mercilessly as the mighty dragon soared through the sky, Batinus clinging tightly to its back. The dragon's massive wings sliced through the air, carrying them toward the distant silhouette of the Demon Kingdom. As they approached, the dragon's deep, rumbling voice echoed..

"Hold tight, wizard. We’re nearing the Demon Kingdom. Their soldiers won’t take kindly to a dragon's arrival."

Batinus smiled confidently, adjusting the glowing green aura enveloping him. "Let them fear! This is the moment to establish my reputation after all I must make good impression or else they won't take me seriously!"

The dragon chuckled. "Suit yourself, mortal. Just don’t say I didn’t warn you."

As they neared the Demon Kingdom’s borders, a sharp cry rang out from the watchtower.

"DRAGON! A DRAGON APPROACHES THE PALACE!"

Panic rippled through the Demon Kingdom. Soldiers scrambled, weapons and shields clattering as they rushed to the palace gates. Within moments, Heine and Russell emerged, their expressions resolute.

Heine’s crimson eyes flared as a circle of blazing flames materialized around her, the air rippling with unbearable heat. Her white hair, tinged with red at the ends, glowed like embers. Russell stood beside her, his silver eyes cold and calculating. A swirling vortex of water coiled around him, the pressure so intense that droplets pierced the ground like arrows.

The soldiers parted as Heine and Russell stepped quickly took their positions, prepared to repel the massive beast. Heine’s voice rang out, sharp and commanding.

"Stand your ground! This beast won’t breach the palace as long as we stand!"

The dragon swooped lower, its wings casting an immense shadow over the desert. Just before the soldiers could launch a volley of attacks, Batinus leapt from its back, his antigravity spell slowing his descent.

He landed softly in a dramatic superhero pose, the impact sending a small ripple of sand outward. Rising to his feet, Batinus let his green magic aura intensify, illuminating the area around him. His eyes glowed like emerald stars, and his voice boomed with an otherworldly depth.

"BEHOLD, DEMONS, AND REJOICE! BATINUS, THE WIZARD PROTECTOR OF ELVES, HAS ARRIVED TO SAVE YOU FROM BLOODSHED!"

A hush fell over the crowd as Demon solder's look at him in fear. Even Heine and Russell hesitated, their magic faltering for a moment as they tried to gauge whether this glowing figure was a threat or an ally.

But the moment of awe shattered as a desert fly buzzed directly into Batinus's open mouth mid-sentence. His glowing aura flickered as he coughed violently, his deep, godlike voice replaced by a series of wheezes,as he fall on ground.

"Ugh... disgusting!" Batinus muttered, spitting out the fly. He stood up, brushing sand from his robes, his aura now dimmed. "How do these bugs even survive in this desert?"

The stunned silence gave way to murmurs. Heine’s fiery aura flared back to life, her expression switching from confusion to irritation.

"Who… are you?" she demanded, flames licking the air around her. As Batinus look at Heine he was amazed by sight as she was a really beautiful dark-skinned demon woman with white hair with little red ends, red eyes,Elf like Pointy ear's and horns protruding from her head. She has a curvy figure,large Breasts and a fiery presence, wearing. A small black bikini-like top that barely covers her Large breasts.A matching black bottom.A long, flowing red and gold robe that drapes over one hip on her belt and trails behind her. The robe has a stylized, almost flame-like design at the edges.Black thigh-high leggings.Black high-heeled Boots...He never saw anyone like her and he was looking at her like a child that would look at the Christmas tree for the first time not sure what is this feeling in him as he could feel how his heart is pumping faster and his face is getting hot and he started sweating...

Russell narrowed his eyes, his vortex of water rising higher. "You have ten seconds to explain yourself before we turn you to ash and steam.

Batinus attention then change to Russel who was a chimera with silver eyes, different-colored irises, and a feminine appearance. He has a horn on the left side of his head and a blue fishtail. He wears brown boots, black shorts, a white sleeveless shirt, a blue vest, and a long blue scarf. His youthful, handsome looks and soft voice often make him seem more delicate, but he looks really threatening with his water magic manipulation as because of it Batinus raised his hands defensively as he Sweat nervously, his green magic shimmering faintly around him again. "Wait! I come in peace! I’ve heard of your kingdom’s plight—your struggle for water and resources. I’m here to help stop this war before it starts."

Heine’s eyes narrowed, but she allowed her flames to subside slightly. "And why should we believe you, human? What does a wizard care for the Demon Kingdom’s suffering?"

Batinus met her gaze earnestly. "Because I will do everything to stop any suffering..And I can help you.... I’ve created forests where there was once desolation, brought water to parched lands. I’ve come here not as a conqueror, but as an ally."

Russell’s water spiraled down to a calmer flow, though his distrust was evident. "You expect us to believe you’ll help us out of the kindness of your heart? Humans only take. They don’t give."

Batinus hesitated, sensing Russell’s deep-seated grudge. He turned his attention to the young chimera, his tone softening. "Not all humans are the same. I know your pain, Russell of the Water. I, too, was judged for my origins, for being different. Let me prove myself to you and to your people."

Heine and Russell exchanged a glance. Finally, Heine nodded, her expression cautious but intrigued. "Very well, wizard. If you speak the truth, you’ll have your chance to prove it. But if this is a trick..."

Her flames reignited briefly, the heat forcing Batinus to step back.

"Let’s just say you won’t leave the Demon Kingdom alive," she finished.

Batinus nodded, a small smile forming. "Fair enough. Now, where do we begin?"

The dragon, still hovering above, rumbled with laughter. "Looks like you’ve found your way in, wizard. Don’t get yourself killed before you can do some good."

As the dragon flew off, Batinus turned back to face Heine and Russell, the future of his alliance with the Demon Kingdom resting on his next moves.

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