Twenty Sided Dice

[The latest chapter of the legend of the Dragon King]

Lords like rabbits. ⌒,

It quickly became a joke in Myr City, and then the whole of Heimland. "For the Rabbit!" replaced "For the Lord's health" as the most common toast.

The lord's mansion did not stop this matter. After hearing the news, Siegel said: "It's okay to let them joke. Even if this is stopped, can we stop the next one?"

In fact, Siegel's management of the Heimland has always been like this, and nothing serious is left to the small council and the people themselves. The largest population in Heim Territory is still peasants, and Siegel uses a considerable part of the gold coins earned in the workshop to subsidize grain production, build water conservancy and equip golem farming tools, which reduces a lot of worries for farmers and makes Heim The leading villages are much richer than ordinary villages in the Star Kingdom. Once you have the money, you can hire adventurers and mercenaries to deal with simple problems, such as the beasts that appear around the village, or the wandering undead. As for the robber gangs of kobolds and orcs, most of them can be solved without the troops of the various lords.

The booming mercenary industry has increased the demand for weapons and armor, which has brought a lot of income to Heimling's workshop. Due to the combined effect of Myr's energy core and the high-level creation circle, the output of the workshop has continued to increase, and all products belong to the Lord Lord, which provides Siegel with a steady stream of wealth.

A large number of cheap products hit the market of the Star Kingdom, and many lords complained and were happy. Although wealth continued to gather in Heimland, the overall level of human equipment was improved at a very low cost, and soon surpassed elves and dwarves. Evan also saw this, and just let Siegel sell weapons and armor in large quantities, and even the Starry Royal Family is one of the biggest buyers. Evan is very clear that it is impossible to stop the production capacity of Heimland, the only option is to profit from it, and don't be left alone.

There was nothing he could do about Siegel who had returned to Heimland. After hearing about what Siegel did at the Babel Tower of the Mages Association, His Majesty the King also knew. It was Siegel's way of venting his dissatisfaction. I took back the hundred-sided dice, and the Mages Association also obediently started the action against the goblins, but compared to letting Siegel leave the Star City and leave his side. Is it worth it?

Every day he wakes up with this question, and then goes to practice his sword before breakfast with this question. The number of 100-sided dice has dropped recently, and it has never reached the original high record, always hovering around sixty. Only then did Evan realize that he had regressed, and regressing meant weakness. Achilles heel for kings and kingdoms.

Judging from the information he got, after Siegel returned to Heim Territory, apart from arbitrating disputes in the territory, he was smothered in researching spells. This is expected by everyone. After all, the many magic scrolls he got from the Tower of Babel must be converted into strength. A lord who has become a military division is still improving his strength, which is a stimulus to His Majesty the King. Can he beat him simply with the long sword in his hand? Can he deal with his magic spaceship with his own army? He heard that when Siegel went all out, it took only half an hour to return to Myr City from the Tower of Babel. Demon Alexander.

His Majesty Evan felt a sense of crisis, and he realized that Heimland had enough strength to break away from the control of the Starry Kingdom, just like a horse that runs too fast will break away from the reins. Leaving the starry kingdom is like this four-wheeled carriage. He also realizes that the Mages Association, which can be regarded as an opponent by Heimland, is also more powerful than the starry royal family, but how has the kingdom maintained its own rule for a long time?

Relying on loose, siloed lords is clearly impossible, and reliance on longswords and steel armor is even more wishful thinking. Even if there are magic ships and griffins, they are of little use in real combat. Evan rubbed the hundred-sided dice, thinking about what the previous kings had done to maintain his rule, and found that they all fell into a misunderstanding: there is such a big hidden danger, but they have been turning a blind eye. Why is this?

Since the last Mage Lord had a problem, the Starry Royal Family should gradually weaken and control the Mage Association, instead of allowing the Association's subordinate histological city to slowly infiltrate, this anomaly caught his attention. Suddenly he thought of something. What Siegel once said to him: Everyone in the world knows the wall of storms and regards it as a normal phenomenon, and even those mages who have been to other worlds rarely compare it with the universal destruction of the world. Storms are linked, which in itself is not normal.

Maybe things are really like what Siegel said, someone is subtly changing everyone's cognition and making everyone stupid. Go crazy for better control? The thought made Evan shudder. He looked at the hundred-sided dice in his hand, and realized that he had the idea of ​​countering the Mage Association when he was holding the dice. Before that, he had compromised and procrastinated. Perhaps there is an element of exaggeration in what Siegel said, but as a swordsman, he understands the importance of taking the initiative.

Where can the Star Kingdom start to counter the Mage Association and the Academy? Evan put down the sword in his hand and fell into contemplation.

Far away on another continent, Siegel worked around the clock. He wants to learn advanced spells and study the Lord of the Rings at the same time, so he can't wait to divide himself into eight people to use. In order to save time, Siegel remained in skeleton form, using the power of the undead to reduce sleep, except when attending lord meetings. This makes him half the time to study and work, but only half of the extra time is still insufficient.

To add more time, he conducted a "crazy" experiment. When firing a Void Cannon, a critical step is to oscillate spacetime to generate more acceleration time and acceleration length. This acceleration is temporary, and the modified inertia of space-time will compensate for this part of the shock, using shortening to deal with extension, and expansion to compensate for collapse. However, as a warhead, it did gain an "extra time", and Siegel also wanted to use this method to gain extra time.

He isolated part of an arrow tower in Myr Castle, forbid everyone from entering and leaving the area, and used a complex magic circle to isolate it. With some knowledge of the "Time Pause" spell and the power of Myr's core, he began to vibrate time in this area.

It is impossible to completely stop the time in this area, but it is possible to make it flow differently from the surrounding time to a certain extent. It's like pulling a spring against the opponent of time. The harder you pull, the longer you hold on, and the more extra time you gain. Then just get out of that area before the spring rebounds and enjoy the stolen time. At first, Siegel could only steal more than ten seconds, which was not enough to prepare for it.

After doing so each time. Siegel would be exhausted. This is not physical discomfort, but mental fatigue, a burden caused by manipulating time and space. In doing so, he has come close to manipulating the power of the rules, a means of constructing legendary spells. But legendary spells also have difficulties. And the most difficult of them are the time-related spells.

He also thought of this. According to the method from easy to difficult, his first choice should be some kind of elemental spell, such as the Four Veins Divine Arrow Rainstorm or something. But his need for time was too urgent, and this method was the best way to exercise his spell control ability, so Siegel gritted his teeth and insisted.

It took a week from ten seconds to one minute. It took another half a month to go from one minute to ten minutes. Siegel finally realized something, and gradually found methods and tricks. It took another half a month, and he could steal two hours at a time.

But in those two hours, it took an hour just to meditate to refresh the mind. The rest of the time is too late to do magic experiments, reading the spell book, and checking the information are slightly insufficient.

But this greatly improves Siegel's spellcasting.

When he tried to seize the time to improve his strength, Lier's previous layout also began to show its effect gradually. A full-scale war between Waterdeep and the Jackdaw Tribe is imminent, and in fact a small-scale battle has already begun. Both sides understood that the moment had to be decided. Siegel tried to mediate the two sides, but how could things be as easy as he thought?

Kerry was willing to pause and give Waterdeep a chance to explain, but Siegel's prestige in Waterdeep was very insufficient, and the People's Council of Waterdeep ignored the envoys of Heimland at all. There was no positive answer at all, and he also said that Siegel of Heim Territory intended to surpass the King of Stars and intervene in the affairs of other territories. The return of Waterdeep City to the Starry Kingdom has not yet been completed, and the royal family has not yet dispatched a lord to manage them. They have already regarded themselves as the territory of the Starry Kingdom. It seems that their intention to drag the Jackdaws into the war has been decided.

Don't know where their confidence comes from. But it is likely that the Mages Association is behind it. When the mages of the federation heard the news and wanted to share the worries for Siegel, they suggested that the magic spaceship be returned to the Three Peaks Pagoda. Although the place is in ruins, it is still the land that belongs to the Federation. As long as the magic ship arrives. No matter how the Mages Association helps Waterdeep, the outcome of this battle will be in the hands of the Federation.

Siegel also thought this was a good idea at first, and it didn't necessarily mean that there was going to be a battle. As long as the spaceship arrived and expressed his attitude, it was possible to avoid the war. It was Janet who reminded him: "Liel, the target of the Mages Association has never been Waterdeep and the Jackdaw tribe. It is Heimland and the Mages Association. When the magic spaceship leaves Myr City, it leaves you Siegel's. protection, it is likely to be targeted.”

"The hub is also about to move. It is very likely to send troops when there is a war in the north, or to attack the rear base camp of the Jackdaw Tribe, or to cut off the connection between the Jackdaw and Heim Land. How to support Kerry at that time will be a problem. The elves just Will they be safe? The elves and the Mage Association have shown a lot of problems in the matter of goblins. Don't they want to turn from failure to the victory of their dreams? The lords in the south may not be able to fight~www.novelmt.com ~ But the ability to cause trouble is not small. Even the dwarves..."

Janet still didn't say anything, but Siegel had already understood that if he wanted to "harm the mud" in this situation, he could only involve himself in it, which would not benefit Heimland.

"The envoys will be called back, and then tell Kerry that I can't affect Waterdeep, so I will not intervene in this matter. At the same time, report the situation to His Majesty the King, saying that I have done my best. I have no power to dissuade me from the battle, but I am confident that Heimland, as part of the Starry Kingdom, will not be invaded and harmed."

Janet looked at Siegel, winked and persuaded, "Aren't you helping your good brother Kerry?"

"You mean to let me speed up the process of ending this matter and simply let the Jackdaw tribe occupy Waterdeep?" Siegel shook his head: "The last time Knox and the Elf war have caused a lot of criticism, It’s completely unclear if you take another shot.”

"Can't tell, what's the difference?"

Siegel's face sank: "Let me think about it." Mobile phone users, please visit *Recommended on this site: Composition Network*