Twenty Sided Dice

Siegel looked around. The battlefield was a mess. [77nt.] Surrounded by either lucky uninjured people or corpses that have fallen to pieces. The incredible power of the Skeleton Warrior killed all the warriors it hit on the spot, and many couldn't even tell who it was.

In just this short time, thirty to forty people died, most of them were very brave knights. On the battlefield, they made enough examples to attack the enemy first. But the swords in their hands and the armor on their chests did not aid their gallantry, and they were first shattered under the attack of the mace. So their knights' hearts were also smashed, and they couldn't beat again.

Siegel killed the Skeleton Warrior, which made the soldiers of House Uther less hostile to him. Knight Matt wiped the blood from his face with his hands, and by the way, swept away the wooden thorns stuck in his skin. He stood beside Siegel, gasping for breath, watching the decapitated enemy with the mage.

Siegel only felt that he simply swung a few swords, more tired than any battle in the past. The star dust in his hand became very heavy, but when he put it back into the scabbard, he realized that it was just an illusion from his wrist. When he landed on the ground, he found that his feet cramped so badly that he could barely stand - but just now he had been using the flying technique to exercise, and the elf pace had not been used much.

This cannot be due to psychological reasons such as nervousness. Siegel is no longer a recruit on the battlefield. He knows how to explode his physical strength without falling into extreme exhaustion, so this must be the abnormality caused by the skeleton warrior. He looked at the corpse of the skeleton warrior, his mind filled with its strange runes. Those spiral patterns that do not cross each other are not like the magic array system of any genre, even in the knowledge that has been lost and cannot be decrypted. Never seen anything like it.

This will be a major discovery for the Mages Association, but the Knox Common Association? Siegel shook his head and decided to hide this matter temporarily until the manpower arranged by the doctoral doctor established a magic experiment field in Heimland.

Siegel took his eyes away from the skeleton, and said to Knight Matt, "Gather the remnants. I think the battle between you and my territory can come to an end."

Without waiting for the knight to answer, Siegel fluttered back to Viscount Dre. The lord of Shiloh had broken the arrow on his leg and barely stood up. Even if he fails, he must maintain the demeanor that a nobleman should have.

"Now you know that the skeleton is not my subordinate. (s. Siegel said: "I believe you can see that, if I hadn't intervened, your troops would have faced extinction."

Although Viscount Drey still has doubts. But at this time, he could only choose to nod and admit it. He had seen the changing methods of the wizard, and he knew that Siegel was a clever—or rather cunning—lord. But he didn't know what methods this young man had yet to use. Unless he also found the caster, it would be unwise to attack Heimland.

"In the honor of the Lord of Xiling City, the Viscount Shiloh, and the Uther family. I am willing to reach a truce with the Lord of Heim, Baron Siegel." He stretched out his hand and shook hands with Siegel, "I hope The Baron can guarantee this peace with the same honour."

"It is my will to have this result," Siegel replied. "I will send someone to build a bridge as soon as possible so that your men can escape from the rift area. Earthquakes often occur here, and marching from here is a very risky move."

The Viscount readily admitted his failure: "I thought it would be unexpected, but I didn't expect everything to be under your control."

"The mage has many eyes, just like the stars in the sky."

Mana stepped forward. Brought bandages for Viscount Dre. Then she stood behind Siegel, staring at the defeated soldiers in the Rift Valley. Even at this time, she was still worried about the situation on the battlefield. The trip to the north taught her to be cautious. Learn to be suspicious of everything around you.

The half-orc Humke arrived shortly after with the remaining militia, so that Siegel had enough men. He threw a few thick ropes over the rift, and asked the warriors of Shiro to use temporary wooden stakes to fasten them, and then removed the planks of the truck and put them on, even if a temporary bridge was built.

"Don't forget about the weapons and armor," Siegel said. "I hope everything goes according to the previous agreement."

"I'm a man of honor!" Viscount Dre snorted, and then ordered his men to cross the bridge with only long swords.

Hero led through this failure. It will be quiet for a long time, unable to attack the outside world. As long as there are hostages in hand. I'm not afraid that it will do any tricks in the dark. The sudden appearance of skeletons wiped out Uther's best knights, if he ever wanted to form an army. Combat ability will also be greatly reduced. Coupled with lost weapons and equipment, although it is not difficult for a territory to replenish, the loss of morale cannot be recovered in a short time.

Especially those temporary soldiers recruited from the peasants, they not only did not get any oil and water, but suffered a lot of losses. If there is no certainty of victory next time, the Uther family cannot use levies indiscriminately. It is believed that as long as the ore road is controlled and the iron ingots and finished weapons transported to the south are intercepted, the time for the next war to break out can continue to be delayed - or even eliminated.

The completion of Myr City will give Siegel enough room for development. And through this war, Siegel won the time slot that allowed the construction of Myr to be completed. It was only the sudden appearance of skeletons that disturbed him: earthquakes often occur in the Rift Valley. Could it have something to do with it?

"Hunk, move the skeleton back to the castle, I want to check it carefully." After the mage explained this matter, he cast a spell to hide his figure. He will go down to the bottom of the rift to investigate, but it will be done in secret.

The bottom of the rift is a dark world, and the sunlight overhead becomes a thin line that seems to be on the other side of the world. There is silence here, only the smell of damp soil. But there was a choking smell in the air because of the recent earthquake, and the falling dust covered the moist soil at the bottom.

There were no creatures as expected, no earthworms, no scorpions, not even a small beetle. But Siegel didn't come here to investigate ecology, he concentrated and felt any strangeness in this narrow space. Although the runes on skeletons have never been seen before, and the power that can make metal weapons shatter is unheard of, no matter how strange and rare things are, they cannot appear out of thin air, and they must have traces.

Siegel frowned, he didn't feel the mark left by the magic wave, but he found the strangeness of the elements. The four elements of air, water, wind and fire are usually mixed together, and some elements will be more or less in different environments, but only with the power of magic can they be pulled out of the mixed state, become orderly, and then used. The elements at the bottom of the rift do not have this feeling. The four elements are independent of each other and do not interfere with each other like the colors of the rainbow. They are like tattoos on a skeleton warrior, squiggly but never intersecting.

Guided by this bizarre elemental vision, Siegel flew through the jagged rocks, bypassing the steep soil layers, and drilling through the zigzag arches. This time the trace came to an abrupt end in front of a prominent, smooth-surfaced black granite. In Siegel's eyes, it is here that the abnormality of the elements arises and then spreads out. In the core of the lines that do not interfere with each other, there is a darkness of nothingness. It is like a bottomless black well, constantly releasing the power of the four elements outward.

Siegel prodded the black granite with his wand and observed it with the help of the light on the tip of the wand. He found no trace of any spells. This rock is not naturally formed, otherwise it would not be as flat as a mirror. But in addition to being smooth and smooth, there is neither magic nor magic enchantment on it, nor the runes of dwarves and the moon patterns of elves. No matter how you look at it, it is just an ordinary slate.

Siegel tried to move it, but the heavy earth gripped its possessions too tightly to pry it out. Then he tried to summon the earth element, and wanted to use its power to dig up the soil around the stone and try to take it out. However, the earth element cannot be formed, and the structure of the spell cannot be stable in this very special environment~www.novelmt.com~ The same is true for other summoning spells. He moved away some distance and summoned the earthworms that could burrow. But before approaching the granite, the summoning disintegrated.

In desperation, Siegel had no choice but to use stardust to cut the stone. It's exhausting work, especially in his current state. After a while, he was so tired that he was out of breath and had to stop and rest. I wanted to open the space bag, but found that the space effect became very unstable, and the rope tied to the mouth of the bag could not be loosened. For the sake of safety, he did not dare to try to use the space key, so he could only bite the bullet and continue the work.

It wasn't until two hours later that he finally dug out the rock. The other side of the black granite is still very flat, but this time it is finally not blank. Different from the pattern on the skeleton, the back of the rock is densely written with symbols similar to the dragon language, leaving almost no gap. But judging by the fracture at the edge of the rock, it's not a complete article, but a drop from some larger object.

After the slate was taken out, the surrounding elements began to return to normal. They came together again and kneaded into a state of chaos. Siegel took the slate in his hand and was surprised to find that it was not heavy. A piece of granite as big as a millstone is actually not as heavy as a large wooden shield. But this is also a good thing, Siegel can take this thing back to the surface with the help of flying. The dark underground world makes the mage feel uncomfortable, and leaving as soon as possible is the right way. (To be continued)