Twenty Sided Dice

readx(); The cavalry is a group of three, approaching in a relatively scattered formation. The cavalry on both sides glanced around from time to time to detect the situation nearby. Siegel stood up from the saddle and greeted loudly, "Knights of the Prairie, we have no ill will."

Their steeds are tall and strong. The dock is more than two meters away from the ground. The muscles of the legs are well-proportioned and powerful.

The knight wore brand new inlaid leather armor, and the spear in his hand reflected silvery light from time to time. Fully armed, they appear heroic, majestic and powerful. Originally they were tall, and their confidence made them like undefeated gods of war.

"Which tribe are you from?" Siegel asked.

"This is the territory of the Jackdaw Tribe, what are you doing?" The fat knight's common language was not very good, mixed with a serious dwarf accent. But Siegel can still understand as long as he concentrates.

"We are friends of the giant Kerry, come here to meet him." Siegel said: "Please tell him that Siegel. Squid is here, and the master of squid, Elf Leah."

The fat knight looked at him in surprise, and suddenly a smile appeared on his face: "So you are the mage who guided us to the land of abundance!"

The other knights also smiled and put away their weapons. "It's really black hair and black eyes! It's this person!"

"I heard that he is two meters tall, doesn't he look like it!"

Siegel shook his head with a wry smile, and said to the knights, "If I can, I want to see Kerry as soon as possible."

"No problem!" said the fat knight. "I'm Bob Stu, the deputy captain of the 3rd Cavalry, and I happen to be in charge of the patrol today. It's a great honor to meet you."

Siegel advanced with the cavalry, who were not too fast, so they could still chat a few times on horseback.

From Bob's confession, Siegel knew what happened after the battle of the Orcs. Princess Black Wolf came to this land with her team, defeated the local wolves and leopards, killed the lizards that could turn people into stone, and finally successfully settled the tribe here. after Kerry's return. They successfully captured three wild horse herds, greatly increasing their strength.

Goods were brought in from both the East and the West, and the means of subsistence of the Jackdaw tribe were supplemented. According to Siegel's instructions, they discovered silver mines on the Walled Mountains. But it's not what Siegel expected. Kerry didn't end up mining the silver mine.

"The Chief and the closest human lord of the City Wall Mountains, Baron Wilkester Cecil of the White Bird family, reached an agreement to hand over the silver mine to him. We Jackdaw tribe don't have to do anything, we can get it 20% of the net profit."

"It's a really good idea," Siegel said. "As long as this Baron Cecil can keep his promise and pay you the silver on time."

"That's a man of honor. Keeping his promise." The cavalry vice-captain said, "Look, we've arrived."

The Jackdaw tribe was really built on a treasure land. In this vast grassland, a low hill was slightly higher than the surrounding, and the silver river passed by him. This is the snow water from the City Wall Mountains, which does not stop all year round. Thanks to the moisturizing water, the hills also have a hint of green, which is rare in early winter.

The tribe built trenches and barbed fences to protect the many houses in between. On the top of the hill in the center, a large house with a triangular spire is under construction. Bob introduced that it was the Temple of the Three Spirits, with three walls. The three corners of each side represent a group of souls, and the emblems of the Ancestral Spirit, the Spirit of War, and the Spirit of Nature will be painted in the center of each wall.

Extending down the hillside from the exit of the house, you can see thick stone pillars, which are marbles transported from the city wall mountain range, and helped by dwarves to make them into their present appearance. Priests of the Jackdaw tribe will paint on the stone pillars to record important historical events of the tribe, so that future generations can continue to learn from them.

"This is our city, the first city of the prairie people." Bob said, "We call this city Nester, where the jackdaws will live and fly high. Become the king of the prairie."

The group approached Nest, entered the city from the arch bridge over the river, and just passed the moat and fence. The people who live here are refreshed, their heads held high, and they talk and laugh loudly. The rich voice rippling on the vast grassland. Many people in fine chain mail saw Siegel, stunned for a moment, suddenly jumped up, and shouted "It's the dragon killer!"

They were the warriors who fought alongside Siegel on the day the Red Dragon attacked, and most of them are now the elite warriors of the Jackdaw tribe. Siegel jumped off his horse and hugged a few familiar friends. The scene of sharing dragon meat together is still vivid in my mind. Talking about this memory now is still full of joy.

"Come with me, King Kerry will be very happy to see you."

They walked up the stone-paved stairway, flanked by stone pillars that were being decorated. Kerry did not live in a large triangular house, but built a residence halfway up the mountain. Like everyone else, his dwelling was just a longhouse made of stone and mud, with the outer room used for reception of guests and meetings, and the inner room for him and Myrcella.

There was no decoration in the house, except that there were two steel shields hanging at the door with the emblems of black wolves and jackdaws on them. Two sentries in plate armor stood in front of the gate, and the armor on their bodies and the long sword in their hands could be seen as a standard often made by castle blacksmiths. Their swords were unsheathed and held in front of them, reflecting the sun's rays together with their mirror-polished plates.

Kerry burst out of the room and laughed when he saw Siegel. "I'm so happy to see you, so unexpected!" The giant almost jumped up with joy, and hurriedly greeted Siegel and said, "Come in and see my son!"

The last time I couldn't see Princess Black Wolf and their two children. Siegel and Leah handed over the horse to the tribesmen and followed him into the longhouse. The interior of this larger point is long and wide, and the towering vaulted roof is supported by four thick stone pillars with rich patterns that depict the beauty of nature with rough lines and colors. The walls are hung with the pelts of various beasts, and below are the cabinets that store food and wine. Two rows of tables and chairs filled the gaps between the pillars, and they were having dinner together before Siegel came in, so the table was set with savory roasts, sour cheeses, and mellow wines.

Sunlight pours in from the east-facing windows, illuminating the place. The brazier in the middle of the house and the torches on the table do not go out all the year round, so the inside of the house is extraordinarily warm. Myrcella hugged the child and looked at the mage who walked in together with a smile. Others in the room also stood up, beat their chests with their fists, and shouted "Welcome!"

Kerry introduced Siegel one by one, some of whom the mages already knew, and some were new tribal leaders who joined the Jackdaw. They looked at the mage very curiously, knowing that this was Kerry's fighting brother, and smiled friendly and respectful. Kerry pushed through the crowd and brought Siegel to his wife and children. "Come and see my child, Loma Chenko."

The little guy was not afraid of life, he looked at the mage with round eyes, and then stretched out his pink and tender hands. Just as Siegel was about to give it a squeeze, he stuck his finger in his mouth. Afterwards, Loma shook her neck and looked around, thinking that there was nothing particularly fun. So he drilled into his mother's arms and decided to go to sleep.

"Janet is also pregnant, and I'm going to be a father soon," Siegel said. "My baby must be even cuter."

"Whatever you want to say!" Kerry pouted, "My child will be the king of the grasslands, as long as he can ride a horse, it will be his territory."

Little Loma hummed twice, looking a little impatient. Myrcella smiled and said to Siegel: "You must have something important to do here. We will go to the back first. The child is a little hungry."

Kerry stroked his child's cheek with his thick fingers and said, "Go ahead and eat in the back!" and beckoned Siegel to sit down. His chair was on the third-order high platform at the end of the hall. It had a particularly large seat and a high chair back. It was covered with white wolf skin. The woodcarving image of the ice crow appeared on the top of the armrest and chair back. But instead of sitting in that chair, Kerry pulled Siegel down at the long table and ordered fresh roasts and wine to serve his brother. These on the table made all the generals move outside. Nor will they waste and will continue to wipe out food outside the longhouse.

"Kerry~www.readwn.com~ This is my elf master, Ms. Leia from the forest." Siegel introduced.

"May the elves live long and prosper forever." Kerry stretched out his big hand and held it with Leah. Siegel knew that Kerry's Elvish language was not fluent, but the words were spoken in a succinct manner, which seemed to be hard work.

"I wish your tribe prosperity too." Leah replied with a smile.

"Kerry, I am here with bad news. The storm is coming, and the New World may not be peaceful."

"Going to war? Could it be that the orcs came back so soon?" Although Kerry kept asking, he didn't seem worried at all. "Great!" Instead, he was very excited and said: "Myrcella said that when the enemy outside the grassland appears, the Jackdaw tribe can better gather strength and gradually become the strongest tribe on the grassland. One. Years have brought our tribe back on their feet. We have good horses, we have armor, we have sharp swords, and we are ready to fight, to take back the steppe. Siegel, this time Who are you going to beat?"

Siegel froze for a moment, then he and Kerry laughed. He was infected by his brother's fighting enthusiasm, and his chest also became heroic. (To be continued.)