I'm in Demacia, I just became a mage

"Weiss."

"what?"

"After the debriefing, let's go back to Miyin City to live for a while during the Ice and Snow Festival."

"Okay, Mrs. Crownguard said, the winter hunting here is very exciting, and then we will go to participate together."

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Because it happened to be on the way, at the suggestion of Levi's, after discussing with several trainee Illuminators, Lacus led her team to break away from Alanser's army and transfer to the Progressive.

When she first boarded the ship, Lacus was a little surprised—she met the crew of the ship when she was anxiously looking for a ship to Piltover to find Levi at the Rhine Port.

But then he was attracted by this Hextech ship, which can be regarded as a black technology in this era.

"Welcome aboard the Progressive, my dear Lux!" Levi said with a smile, opening his arms.

Lux was amused by him, and patted him lightly: "You are not the captain."

"But I participated in the design process of this ship and played a key and decisive role." Levi boasted with a mysterious smile.

In fact, he only drew a few sketches of the steamship. Although he had a deep understanding of the steamship because of a certain game and was able to restore the internal drawings, he did not have many key data and the structure of the steam furnace.

Most of the work was done by Abigail and her design team.

New ship, Philos...

As if thinking of something, Lacus couldn't laugh anymore. She remembered that Levi had briefly told herself some strange things, but at that time she just listened to it as an interesting story...

And that Miss Ferros built those things together with him, including the boat under her feet.

In front of Lacus's eyes, there seemed to be a scene designed by Levi's and that Miss Philos together, and even the curiosity about the ship disappeared a lot, and some interest faded away.

Levi could see Lacus's mood. Although she was not the kind of person who put her mood on her face, after getting along for a long time and observing carefully, she would always find some details about her mood.

After thinking for a moment, he took her catkin and gently squeezed it: "You are unique, and the years, experiences, and even the relationship we have been together are also unique, unique and irreplaceable."

"Let's go, let me show you the ship I personally participated in designing. This ship is very fast, and we can reach the Rhine Port in just a few hours."

Lacus didn't understand Levi's words at first, and understood after dismantling some awkward words, but was dragged into the cabin immediately.

Seeing Levi, who was constantly introducing herself to her like offering treasures, Lax sighed helplessly, and the distress in her heart gradually dissipated, but her curiosity about Miss Philos did grow stronger. stand up.

Accompanied by the quick movements of the sailors and Captain Mond's order, the whistle of the Progressor made a sound of "Woo~~~", which resounded through the port and attracted the attention of many people.

The sound was very strange, like a barrier that could penetrate human skin and shocked the heart, causing most people in Mithral City to put down their work to find the source of the sound, and finally most people in this mountain city locked their eyes on the iron-clad ship in the port.

After roughly introducing the interior structure of the cabin, Levi, who was about to take Lacus back, looked up when he heard the voice, "Oh, the ship is sailing."

On the morning of December [-]th, the Progressive sailed away from Mithril Port. With its extremely fast speed and weird whistle sound, it became the topic of conversation among the residents of Mithril City for a long time.

However, unexpected things always happened. Not long after the boat sailed, Lux grabbed Levi's sleeve and said while gagging.

"Do you know why I rode a horse to save you?"

"Because...you love me deeply?"

"Because I'm seasick, vomit..."

Levi: "..."

So along the way, Levi could only support Lacus on the side of the boat, but she couldn't vomit, tears and snot all over her face.

Li Weisi had never seen her in such a state of embarrassment, and he wanted to laugh a little, but he was more distressed. He used magic to get some clean water for her to wash her face, which was better.

The scenery on the road is pretty good. The sun shines on people and it is warm and fuzzy. From the tributary of Miyin City, you gradually enter the big river. Occasionally, you can see dolphins chasing and playing in the river. People on the road.

Of course, there are also nobles riding exquisite carriages, but whether they are nobles, knights or merchants and commoners, these people are all attracted by the extremely fast Progressor without exception. No one has ever seen such a fast ship, and it is also an iron-clad ship.

Generally speaking, even if a sailboat sails with the wind all the way, the speed will not exceed ten knots, and the inland river is calm, even with the wind, the speed will be slower.

And the Progressor doesn't care whether you are downwind or headwind, if the Hextech crystal in the power room

With the highest load, the speed can reach [-] knots!

Even the average speed is above [-] knots, faster than the steamships of the [-]th century.

This is still limited by the fact that the hull of the Progressive still adopts the old-fashioned design. If the hull is further improved to make it more suitable for the new power system, it must be faster!

Some businessmen who called for their buddies to deliver goods stood by the river and stared blankly at the away Progressive, and looked back at the horse team struggling forward on the avenue, feeling a little sad.

However, the desire for high-efficiency delivery vehicles is also gradually sprouting in my heart.

The same thought reverberated in the minds of most people at the scene, most of them just thought about it, and a small number of people began to prepare to investigate the origin of the ship, with curiosity and some kind of inexplicable anxiety.

Levi Si leaned on the side of the boat and chatted with Lacus, thinking about the future and what to do now.

Lacus kept talking about Demacia and the Illuminati, thinking about what tasks she would receive when she went back, and telling Levi about where she heard that something happened again, with a worried look on her face.

Levi suggested putting work aside for now.

He persuaded with a smile: "We can travel all over the country. There is a saying in my hometown, 'read thousands of books and travel thousands of miles'. I think the travel experience will let you know more about Demacia and help you in your work. .”

Lacus recalled the days when she camped outside Maple Leaf Castle, her pale face turned red again, and she gave him an annoyed look: "You have lost my trust, so I don't believe your words."

In the afternoon of the same day, the Progressive arrived at the Port of Rhine.

Levi accompanied Lacus to report to the Illuminati, and then sent her back to the Crownguard's mansion on Queen Street. Then, following his promise to Silas, he went to Dawn Castle to meet Jarvan III.

He stated everything that happened in the town of Merkel and informed Silas that he had been killed.

But Jarvan III's wrinkled old face didn't show any joy, he just sighed: "Sylas of Biangou Town, I know him well, he could have been an excellent citizen of Demacia."

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Chapter 472 Chapter 3 Judgment Day

The king lamented his mistakes there, and Li Weisi couldn't say anything, but just sat across from him and smiled.

Normally, Jarvan III should have sent it. If Silas didn't have the idea of ​​establishing an advanced and reliable regime at all, Li Weisi would not support the Royal Family of Light Shield.

Of course, there are also restrictions on productivity and the times. It is not yet the time for the evolution of the Demacia regime.

In the chaotic and crazy mage regime and the more mature feudal system choose the latter.

Wait until Shurima is strong enough and the time is right to influence Demacia to reform.

This time span will be relatively large. After all, it will take more than a year or two to revive Shurima.

"Now that Silas is dead, and the rebel mages have surrendered one after another, I want to know how the King of Demacia plans to deal with them."

Levi said with a smile, and then added something.

"This is not interfering in your internal affairs. The main reason is that I had an agreement with Silas before killing him, and I guaranteed that there would be a good result for no evil mage."

"The rest of the mages were more or less involved in the massacre. How to deal with it is determined by the laws of your country, but for those mages who are found innocent, I hope the king will give them a chance to start their lives again. Other mages in West Asia show a change in your country's attitude towards mages."

"What if there are no innocent mages?"

"I don't think it's a crime if you didn't take part in the killing of civilians."

Li Weisi said seriously that he was not prepared to make concessions, "because it is not very cost-effective for such a trivial matter to affect the relationship between the two countries."

"If you can't judge, I can provide some help. In some illusion magic, no mage can lie." This kind of professional interrogation skills Li Weisi naturally does not know, but someone is an expert in this field.

This kind of tough tone directly made Jarvan III silent, he just stared at the young man in front of him, the atmosphere gradually solidified, what he saw in the old eyes full of anger was incomparably calm, as if any actions he made were in his expectation among.

As if...he didn't care about his reaction at all.

"No need." The king waved his hand, "The Protector God has passed down some sacred... commandments, and the Illuminati can take on the responsibility of judging."

Speaking of this, he smiled: "Of course, the final result must be what the envoy hopes to see."

"You are serious. These are just some of my ideas as a participant in that battle. It is up to King Dejavan to decide whether to adopt them. The guilty will be judged and the innocent will be compensated. This is the most appropriate result."

"Demacia wants to gain the power of a mage, not just one or two letters of guilt and some monetary compensation. I think you know this better than me."

Jarvan III admitted that

They agreed, and then asked about the development of Piltover and expressed concern about the establishment of Levi's Freemasonry. After a while, Levi said goodbye and left.

Jarvan III sat brooding in his little library.

He actually thought the same as Li Weisi in dealing with the mage, but speaking from his own mouth and speaking from him are two completely different situations.

Levi's sudden change of attitude reminded Jarvan III of some worries that Peter Crownguard and other nobles had about Shurima, and he sighed in his heart, this empire that once only existed in legends is not an easy-going lamp.

After all, it is a powerful country... He thought in his heart that Demacia often interferes in its internal affairs with its allies.

Therefore, Jarvan III had already been prepared for such things to happen, and he was psychologically prepared when the news that the Noxus siege of Piltover was easily wiped out by Shurima reached his desk.

After all, Demacia is a weak country compared to Shurima and Noxus...

He thought for a long time, but there was nothing he could do. He was still planning to implement what he had originally thought.

For what happened to the mage, Jarvan III was indeed a little guilty. As for Li Weisi's tough attitude...

This time the situation is special, Li Weisi was also captured by the demon hunters, and this incident did not cause much loss to Demacia.

All in all, the benefits of being on good terms with Shurima far outweigh the downsides—for now.

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Levi sighed after leaving Dawn Castle: "It feels a bit unworthy."

What I said today can be regarded as a very serious act of interfering in internal affairs in diplomacy. Although he said he would not interfere in internal affairs, as long as Jarvan III is not a fool, he should know that it is an excuse, and he will definitely have dissatisfaction and opinions.

This has nothing to do with whether he is a virtuous king or not, but any leader of a country will feel offended and outraged when he hears the tough demands of other countries' diplomats on his own internal affairs.

This will obviously affect the relationship between Shurima and Demacia, and Freemasonry will also be subject to many invisible restrictions, and may also affect the trade between Piltover and Demacia to a certain extent.

Of course, judging from past experience, Jarvan III is a very rational king. He rarely puts his personal emotions into the governance of the country, and he also knows what to do is best for Demacia.

Levi believed in the ability and IQ of the old king. Of course, if he committed a stupid act, he should do something to make him sober.

In fact, if there is no Lux, Demacia is nothing to him, and maybe Shurima will send troops to annex it when Shurima has enough power.

After all, the ultimate goal is to fight against the Protoss, the Void, and other extraordinary forces that attempt to interfere in the mortal world. A unified empire is far more likely to win than a loose alliance.

It's just a small feudal country with a magic stone, and Noxus only sent an aristocratic battle group that is not seen by the high command, which can suppress Demacia to fight.