Twenty Sided Dice

readx(); "I'm going to build a mage tower." Siegel said amazingly: "My spell ability can only cast solid spells on it, protect it from elemental spells, but at least let my leaders The people have a place to hide in peace."

"Besides that, I'm going north to find a pastor. With his help, maybe I can find new ideas."

Hearing this, Leah immediately said, "I'll go with you!"

"Master, is this necessary? There are still a lot of things to do in the Elf Forest. Besides, I can move faster by myself."

The elf shook his head and said to Siegel earnestly: "Although you have become a mage, you still haven't grown up, and you still don't understand the importance of a team. You have fought against the enemy time and time again. Fortunately, each time you only have An opponent, this will not be in a hurry. But will this situation continue? If there are two mages of the Knox Common Guild, how will you deal with it, raise your hands and surrender?"

"You know I will never surrender."

"When can you let go of your pride and trust your partners, so that you can understand true modesty and prudence." Elf Leah said. "Since Bill is not in the New World, then I should continue to be responsible for teaching you. After all, you still call me master."

"You should listen to your master on this matter." Druid Alamir said: "Although there are many methods for mages, in my opinion, the ability to adapt to the environment is still lower than our Druids. We can incarnate ten thousand people. Thousands of animals, burrowing into the sea from the sky, can also call on the power of the elements and the magic of healing at the same time, but we still do not walk alone, and do not think that we can solve all problems. You should learn this.”

Siegel thought about it, nodded, and stood up. "Spirit Leah, I invite you to go north and embark on an adventurous journey."

"Don't omit the word master." Leah agreed, then stared at her father.

Siegel was puzzled, wondering what the secret was between the two. In the end, Alamir sighed and said to his daughter, "Okay. I agree. You can claim the wealth brought by the dwarves, but only in serious places!"

Leah, like Erinte, owns 22 percent of the Dragon Lion Cliff treasure, while Siegel has only 14 percent. After the elves got this huge sum of money. Purchased a large number of works of art and decorations, and added gorgeous clothing. In Alamir's view, only the magic longbow on her back and the quiver on her waist are useful things, and other man-made luxuries are pure waste. So he forbade Leah from using the remaining gold coins unless she could find a reasonable use.

"Father. This forest contains the hope of elves, and the undead and evil thoughts cannot be tainted." Leah said: "Let this wealth play its due role, I will give it all to you."

"But gold coins don't have much use for us druids." Alamir said: "All our wealth comes from nature, and only nature. To us, gold and silver are just buried stones, and The soil is not much different, what is it used for? And the things we Druids use are made by ourselves or exchanged with other fellow travelers, and we don’t need gold coins.”

Leah pondered for a while, and then said, "Father. It's me who didn't think carefully. If I can convince the Moon Temple or the Art Institute, the money will be really useful."

"I will do my best." Alamir said, "I can try to persuade the priest of the Temple of the Moon to ask for the oracle. If the elf **** gives his will, the entire elf forest will enter a state of defense. That is the best result - but ask the oracle. It’s not easy, it takes a long time to prepare. For us elves, a long time is really a long time.”

As soon as he finished speaking, he swept across Siegel with his eyes, and then cast into the endless sea of ​​trees, passing through the layers of branches and leaves. as a druid. He knew more or less the strategies of the elves, and that there was a great power hidden in the depths of the wooded forest. The Art Research Institute is ready, and the Moon Temple is also ready. They know that the human beings in the New World are not ready. Just wanted to shock them.

What Knox will do together is also an unexpected strategic preparation, which may be realized faster than the layout of the elves. The priests of the Moon Temple are busy giving birth to the spell tree, and the mages are collecting materials in the astral world. What priests and mages do is kept secret from all foreigners, especially humans. In order to achieve this goal, even the elves themselves have only a very small number of people who know the inside story. If so, the defense of the Elf Forest is actually weaker than usual?

thought here. He stood up. In Siegel's sense, the surrounding atmosphere became stagnant, and the light in the forest seemed to dim, only the tall figure of Alamir exuded a pale light.

The Druid said: "I will convene a meeting of the Druids to agree on this matter, and then go to the elf temple. You should leave as soon as possible. Compared with the elf forest, your territory is weaker."

After he finished speaking, he didn't wait to say goodbye, and walked to the magic tree next to him. In Siegel's surprised gaze, the bark swayed like ripples, and Alamir's broad body fused with the tree through the ripples, like a pedestrian walking through a waterfall.

"That's their Druid's ability to walk through trees." Leah said: "For Druids, this forest is full of entrances and exits, and any place can be reached in an instant."

"It's amazing power," Siegel said. "So should we go?"

"Of course, there is no time to waste." Elf Leah said, "I always carry weapons with me, but I think you should have enough supplies on you?"

"Yes. Sir Bill always said to be prepared."

Siegel and Leah mounted their war horses and headed north through the Elven Forest. Leah is a member of the Border Rangers, taking the mages through the sentries. Along the way, there were tall and dense trees on both sides, and the dark shadows blocked all sight, and the scenery quickly became monotonous. Siegel had his horse follow the elf so he could continue to think about ways to prevent Knox from learning the spell in common. He designed the magic circle in his brain so that the spells preventing mind control could cover a large area of ​​the territory, and preferably persist. This new magic circle was born out of the idea of ​​elemental absorption rune circle, but turned the summoning element into thought protection.

The change in the core spell has a huge impact on the circle, and Siegel faces many problems that need to be solved urgently. This is how the research of the mage consumes time, and it consumes a great deal of wealth in one attempt after another. Fortunately, Siegel's ability to meditate has not been put down, he can at least make use of the time on the road.

Suddenly, he felt magical waves coming from the depths of the elf forest. Siegel immediately used his spiritual vision, and the scene in front of him immediately changed. In front of him, in the distance blocked by the dense forest, it was like a small sun was cast in the ocean of elements, and the tsunami formed by the infinite energy mixed with the four elements instantly swept across the elf forest. The leaves of the dharma tree light up one by one, from a little star to a sea of ​​light, and the surrounding is like day. After a few breaths, the tsunami of energy was absorbed by the dharma leaves, the light gradually disappeared, and everything returned to calm.

All changes occur at the level that can only be seen by spiritual vision. In normal vision, everything around is normal.

Siegel was curious about what the elves were doing in the depths of the jungle, but this was not the time for him to dig deeper. The magic energy fluctuations that happened just now appear to be neutral and vigorous, full of vitality, and they are not evil forces. Perhaps some powerful elven wizard is experimenting with new spells of his own, or perhaps the priest of the Temple of the Moon prays to the elven patron for blessings. He only lost his mind for a while, then pulled back his thoughts and continued to think about his magic circle pattern.

The two bought spare horses at the north exit of the Elf Forest, and by the way put some Elfside Ranger's rations in the space bag: a thin and soft scones, kind of like waffles, but slightly harder, It doesn't smell at all. But when I eat it, there is an inspiring sweetness and fragrance between my lips and teeth. It is said that it is made from the fruit extract collected by the Druids, which can not only feed the stomach but also help the wound heal. When the rangers heard that Leah was going away, they took out the elf biscuits from their bodies and handed them to her, wishing her a safe journey.

Siegel fixed himself on the horse's back with the revitalized rope, and then left the guidance of the direction entirely to Master Leia. The elf wasn't annoyed either, she knew what a spellcaster looked like when she was thinking, and her father would sometimes hang upside down from a branch like a bat, falling into meditation and thinking for days on end - it's no wonder .

The feeling of being **** with a rope is not pleasant. At the beginning, the skin and flesh were sorely strangled that the meditation often failed. Later, Siegel thought that he should trust the instinct of the body more than the rope. So he adjusted his state, letting his muscles relax, and entering into a feeling similar to the elegant and free-spirited feeling when using the elf's pace. The vibration from the saddle and pedals naturally caused the body to shake. Although the muscles were relaxed, his body's response was still there and he made adjustments on his own. Siegel used this method to gradually get used to the action on the horse's back, at least reducing the tension of the rope, and no longer being strangled.

Every time I wake up from meditation, UU reads www. The scenery around uukanshu.com changes, and the old scenery is left behind the horizon again and again. They headed north, crossing plains, hills, woods, and rivers, sometimes on roads, sometimes between fields. The sound of hooves came from the front and back, forming a rhythmic march.

Siegel took the water bag and took another gulp, then poured part of it over his head. The cold wind of winter immediately calmed down his head, which was hot from long meditation, and he just felt very comfortable.

"Be careful if you go on like this, you will catch a cold." The elf said, "If you are tired, we will stop and rest."

Siegel shook his head and said to the elf master: "I'm fine, this can be regarded as a kind of exercise. After the past few days, my meditation effect is getting better and better, and the depth that I can enter has gradually increased. Although the magic circle is still lacking , but I have already solved a lot of problems, and I will see results soon.”

Elf Leah smiled, delighted with every progress the students were able to make. She frowned suddenly, then sniffled again.

The wind and ice in winter is cold and bitter, mixed with a faint smell of blood.

"There is a situation!" Leah said. (To be continued.)