Twenty Sided Dice

Siegel tilted his head, trying to turn over without success, so Janet thoughtfully helped him change his position. 'Let the big man be king, I just have to watch Siegel. ' The kitten lowered its head and looked proudly at the cut on the squid. 'It was to find me, and to avenge my wounds, so heroic. ' She was very satisfied with Siegel's performance and believed that this was the man who really dared to take responsibility. She can safely hide behind Siegel, avoid danger, rest at ease, and no longer fear the sharp blade in the shadows.

'I'm Janet now, not that spy kitten anymore. ' Janet just wants to keep time in the moment. Even if I have seen the majesty and pride, opulence and luxury of the imperial court, there are always some endless tasks around at that time: camouflage, stalking, spying and poisoning. Everyone lives behind a mask, and many have more than one layer. She has never seen true friends and relatives who are full of naked interests and exploits. Other than trying to maintain the level of skill needed to get things done and keeping herself a "useful" person, Janet couldn't find anything that would give her peace of mind - she was insecure at all.

The mages of the Knox Common Society are all lunatics, but they are methodical and methodical lunatics who can wisely analyze their shortcomings. They can't hide out of sight like kittens, using fake identities to lurk and spying for long periods of time. Spells always leave traces and are easily overwhelmed by spells, but technology doesn't—that's how kittens survive.

After learning that the advisor of the academy, Master Liel, made a prophecy for His Royal Highness's expedition, she sold the news for a good price. After that, she was dispatched to the New World to continue serving the organization. The remuneration given by the online is very good, so she stole the secret will of the Stadt family of the hub. There, she disguised herself as a little boy and tricked Siegel into trusting her.

Siegel was just a fledgling adventurer at that time, and he was easily deceived. This was one of the things that Janet was very proud of. But she decided never to let him know that it was enough to always be a little slave who was rescued by him.

As for finding out the true identities of the lords of Waterdeep City? To **** with that mission! I'm fine now - Janet is trying to get up the courage to console herself - I just want to live a normal life.

"What happened outside?" Siegel opened his eyes and looked directly into Janet's gentle eyes.

"Kerry has become the new chief. He is speaking with the ice gun and arranging disaster relief." The kitten put both hands on Siegel's shoulders and laid him down on his lap: "You don't want to. Move, the wizard said that you are too tired now, so you can only lie down and rest." She told a white lie, without showing any flaws in her expression. "Several groups of people have come over just now, calling you the Dragon Slayer, the Terminator of Death Knights or something. If you weren't resting, they would have quarreled with you. Let Kerry deal with his tribe, Now is the time for leaders, and warriors should rest."

"Janet, I found you are different." Siegel said suddenly, staring at Janet's handsome face.

Janet panicked, but she covered it up well, 'Did you say too much just now? Is it too relaxed to forget to play the role of a slave? Am I in such a hurry that I say something philosophical before I finish the performance of my reading and learning? ' She thought to herself, but with a smile on her face, she said, "Why is it different? Lying on your lap so ready to say something sweet?"

Siegel blinked, swallowed a mouthful of saliva, and swallowed back the words that were originally in his mouth. It happened that at this time his stomach made a rumbling sound, covering up his embarrassment.

'Janet, you're an idiot. ' The kitten cursed herself inwardly. 'Why don't you let him speak? ’

"Janet, I'm sorry to put you in danger." Siegel shifted and said, "I was terrified when the tent was lit, but I was incapable of putting out the flames of the red dragon. Later, I and Death Knight fights, relying on the power of the Ice Spear to barely defeat him. But if I hadn't blessed with magic in advance, I wouldn't even have the qualifications to fight him."

"You eliminated him and escaped from his spell." Janet said, "I heard them say that you are the only warrior who has withstood the spell of death, so you can hold on to victory."

'But the power to resist the spell comes from the dice on the chest, and it's still not mine. ' Siegel thought to himself, but didn't say it. He recalled the entire battle, whether it was sharp guns, dice, daggers or martial arts, in fact, it was the opponent's underestimated enemy who finally won him the victory. Although he is strong, his face is young, and he looks like an overgrown teenager, and such an age can paralyze the judgment of the enemy. Such good things cannot be repeated over and over again, and he cannot continue to win by relying on the relaxation of the enemy. Gotta get stronger, Siegel thought.

"I'm going to be a powerful mage, Janet, and I need spells to protect you, and everything else." Siegel looked at the rainbow in the sky, imagining what it would be like to look down from that sky bridge. scene. "I learned martial arts, but no matter how much I practice, I can't challenge those dragons—their bodies are so powerful that only magical weapons can pose a threat. Those weapons are made by mages, and I have to learn such techniques." He thought about it. thought, then went on: "I've read in books that there are spells that can defeat dragons and make them tame. In fact, mages have the means to defeat all enemies, and they have enough knowledge to find out who and what the enemy is. Weaknesses. I'm going to learn these things."

"Will it be very hard?" Janet actually wanted to ask another question, 'Will I see you rarely? ’

"I hope you can accompany me." Siegel replied: "It will definitely be very hard. Learning magic costs a lot of money, even a businessman, his wealth is difficult to support. So I need a stable income, It's better to have a territory, and then you have to find hidden treasures - like gold mines or something. That's why I came to the north. Waterdeep will confer some pioneer knights, and they will grant them territory, and I'll come and grab it first. machine."

"It turns out to be the case. I wonder why you came to the Northland." Janet said, "You want both territory and treasure. I have an idea. Have you heard of the Mad King's treasure house?"

Siegel shook his head, and Janet continued. The "Mad King" was named Bellos Doug. He was born in the northern wasteland three hundred years ago. His father was an orc and his mother was a demon. He inherited the advantages of the two bloodlines, became strong and cunning, and soon forcibly ascended to the throne with a series of murders, and became a captain of the orc territory. He led the operations of looting dwarves and elves several times in the south, exchanged countless corpses for countless treasures, and even equipped a centurion with magic clothes as his guard. With his illustrious military exploits and his reign of terror, he demanded that all orcs submit to him, call him king, and then organize into an army that could destroy all other races. To this end, he teamed up with a number of evil spellcasters, including demons and undead, to empower his army. He grew stronger and stronger, but his mind also gradually deteriorated. He ordered the blasphemous sacrifices under his command to transform the orcs, contaminate them with the blood of the devil, and create a black portal to the old continent. However, he was soon crowned the Mad King by other orc kings and killed at a military meeting. But only a small portion of the treasure that this guy snatched from the south has been found, and many are still missing.

"It's hard to find those treasures, right?" Siegel said, "If it were simple, it would have been found three hundred years ago."

"Yeah, I think so too." Janet pondered for a while, trying to find a suitable excuse to tell the information she knew~www.novelmt.com~ But who can believe that a slave can know such a secret thing? Even the Knox Commonwealth spent a lot of energy, looking for clues from old papers, folk songs, and travel notes, before targeting some places in the New World where treasures might be buried—dwarves, elves, wildlings, and the underground caves of Waterdeep. Janet didn't want to worry about their goals, she just wanted to make her Siegel's wish come true.

"Maybe we are lucky?" Janet said with a smile: "In addition to the mad king, there will be fat kings, silly kings and fart kings. They all have one thing in common, that is, they will come to the south to loot and take away a lot of Grain, weapons, and treasure. Then they eat the grain, use rotten weapons, and leave a pile of treasures that can't be spent. Just find one and we'll be rich!"

"Yeah." Siegel was infected by Janet's smile and laughed softly. "Let's go to the north, observe the situation, make plans, and strive for meritorious service to obtain the title of pioneer knight. On the other hand, let's look for treasures."

"I have a feeling that we will definitely be able to find the treasure." Jenny nodded, thinking in her heart, "There are so many possible locations anyway, and finding the past slowly always has a higher chance of success." ’

At this time, the horn sounded, one long and one short, indicating that there was an outsider approaching, whether it was an enemy or a friend. The people around were in a commotion. They had just experienced a tragic disaster, and they were still immersed in grief. They were exhausted physically and mentally, and it was difficult to fight again. The prairie fell silent, and everyone looked at the giant Kerry.

"Prepare for the battle, all the warriors who still want to protect their relatives take up arms." The giant said calmly, his voice clearly reaching everyone's ears. "Yesterday was not our end, and neither will today."