Netheril’s Brilliance

Not everyone who writes poetry can be called a poet, any more than everyone who knows spells can be called a spellcaster.

At this time, this prophetic epic in the hands of punk is obviously not a poem, at least... From punk's point of view, this so-called epic is simply a bunch of messy Words are put together abruptly, if it is not for the consideration that there may be some hints contained in these piled words, punks will never read this kind of thing that is not art but pretends to be art!

Spread the paper, and under the hazy moonlight, a long poem in ancient Byron was clearly written on the delicate parchment with bright orange ink:

There is a small town on the border of Hatak Kingdom.

There is a young man in a small town named Xiaguang.

A warrior named Ganatica was born in ordinary days.

But his future is destined to be magnificent and turbulent!

The kind and kind townspeople nourished the friendly heart of the brave.

The hard and poor life has cultivated the strong will of the brave.

The talent and aptitude give the brave the possibility to become an excellent fighter.

The exploitation of the greedy nobles planted the fire of resistance in the heart of the brave.

Negligence is inevitable in the busyness of rulers, and even the brilliance of the sun will not shine on the wormwood in the mud.

One day in the future, a young man named Kanatika will surely ignite a prairie fire in the name of kindness.

He will call in troops that have been neglected.

He will lead the starving poor,

He'll assassinate corrupt royals

He will... face the legendary existence hidden behind the scenes.

Perhaps this blaze is destined to end in the midway of extinguishing.

But the sad imperial kingdom will also collapse completely in the flames!

...I really don't know the so-called epic, do the people in the League of the Silent have worse artistic taste than me? This kind of thing can also be proudly shown off?

Accompanied by the caster's unemotional evaluation and gently closed white fingers, the parchment burned out of thin air under the infusion of magic power, and the tumbling flames ignited the words on the paper, and the hot embers disappeared along the breeze and disappeared into the night. in the depths.

In fact, when I saw this prophetic poem with awkward language for the first time, punk's first feeling was a little absurd.

You must know that the legendary spellcaster who has reached the 22nd level at this time has a powerful perception ability that can cover the entire imperial kingdom, and although the golem army he created at will cannot leave the Khatak imperial kingdom to attack other countries, they can use it to attack other countries. It is more than enough to suppress civil strife and riots.

In addition, knowing that the interference mechanism is coming, Punk is more concerned about his farm... In this case, the cautious mage really can't think of this Ganatica How can the young man let his empire go to collapse.

Even if the River of Destiny gave him the halo of the protagonist along the way, it would be too challenging and impossible for a legendary power to be unlucky. After all, the River of Destiny must follow some basic principles, and it cannot be triggered out of thin air. An impossible disaster.

But... thinking about it carefully... Punk suddenly felt that this prophecy seemed to make sense.

After all, Punk is actually very self-aware of his own situation. He knows best how serious and focused his extreme attitude of ignoring all external things is when he enters the experimental state. The place above has studied legendary spells for more than a thousand years, and Punk has never lost his mind even once in this thousand years.

If you think about it this way... If it is assumed that Punk does not know the existence of the interference mechanism, then the spell caster feels that he is likely to continue to study the legendary spells for thousands of years in the astral world, and because Punk will never have any distractions when studying legendary spells, so his surveillance of the farm must also be in a hardly any vacuum.

And at this time, if something happens to the Kingdom of Hatek...

Well, there's no guarantee that Punk's goofy golems will realize that something is wrong and notify themselves as quickly as possible before things get out of hand.

And...the Kingdom of Hatak is really very fertile for civil strife.

First of all, this country has no army, just a bunch of stupid golems defending the border.

Secondly, the royal family of this country is extremely corrupt. In recent years, the Hartak family has been extravagant to the extreme with the backing of their own legendary strongman. The entire Hatak Empire has no other than the perfect implementation of the encouraging birth policy. Other policies have been introduced......

To be honest, if it weren't for the existence of Punk as a legendary spellcaster to deter all those who are ready to move, the Khatak Empire should have been torn apart in riots and civil strife.

Sure enough, building a country is really too troublesome. The farm is not as fast as the robber's den, but now I only have such a farm that can provide resources, so I can't let it really collapse... ...forget it, first solve the interference mechanism this time, and then think about the farm problem.

Frowning silently, Punk looked away from the direction of the Hatek Empire with a little boredom.

He decided not to think about a lot of annoying problems in Hatak Kingdom, and as a spellcaster, Punk, who knew nothing about politics and economics, couldn't think of any effective countermeasures at all.

Anyway, from punk's point of view, as long as the income of his farm is stable, the hidden dangers of civil strife can be suppressed at will with his legendary power!

As for the interference mechanism...... Hasn't punk also found a way to direct disaster to the east that is worth a try?

Of course, there is a reason why Punk is so sure that his empire will not be affected by this interference mechanism. Because Punk feels that his plan has no loopholes, he has the confidence to label the second half of the prophetic epic as absurd.

That's right, since Punk already knows the script of The River of Destiny, a wise spellcaster will never let this third-rate epic be staged in his farm. Anyway, on the plane of Faerun, there are hidden dangers The massive, aristocratic and decadent empire is not the only one in my own house, so let Ghanatica, the fuse that detonated hidden dangers, go to other people's houses to explode the gas tank.

As for the pile of bombs in his house... Punk would only say indifferently - as long as the bomb is not ignited, then it is just a simple lump of iron, and now his top priority is to defraud people fiercely , Pass on the disaster, instead of dealing with a bunch of worthless iron bumps!

Ask for a ticket~