Surviving the Fourth Calamity

Chapter 76 Random thoughts on the Hill Road

The border city of Heva Saldo was completely unguarded even in the direction facing Cortez.

Maybe the nobles defending the city either went to the checkpoint to collect money, or they have already gone to Cortez.

Hill bid farewell to a few wizards who were flying in the air to say goodbye to him, watched them fly north without hesitation, and silently praised himself.

The carriage went straight out of town.

Cohen, who had been silent for a long time in the carriage, fluttered his wings and signaled to Hill that he wanted to go out and fly for a while.

Hill looked outside and nodded in agreement.

At present, there are few Heva Saldo who can harm Cohen's existence.

Opening the window and watching Cohen skyrocket into the stars, Hill felt in a good mood.

Sri asked softly, "Are we going directly to Cortez?"

"Yes," Hill replied. "Naturally told me something happened to me. But it didn't seem to matter.

Just in case, I'll go to Cortez first.

It's hard to come out, don't even leave Sarah in the end. "

The name Heva Saldo will definitely not survive, and in the end, he is still in the territory of Salar.

The biggest advantage of the alchemy carriage is that it doesn't matter whether the horse pulling the carriage can see the road clearly.

As long as Sri knows the path, the carriage will never get lost.

What's more, the nobles who escaped from Heva Saldo pressed a straight road.

This grassland is very large, so there are actually many monsters.

The monsters on the grassland are generally wolves, and they are very ferocious.

Hill could feel the coyote peeping on both sides of the road while the carriage was moving fast.

It seems that they already know that humans will pass by on this road, and they don't know how many nobles' subordinates have died here.

Hill didn't care, the monsters rarely attacked him.

Although the carriage has a weak magical response, the natural thorns spells are attached to the outside, and the monsters will ignore the carriage.

Thorns are something that even bears don't want to deal with.

It's just that the wolves on the prairie are very responsive, and Hill's carriage is almost silent. A little bit of magic power will cause them to react so quickly, probably because they have fought very badly with the nobles of Heva Saldo.

The more arrogant they are now, the more miserable they will be in the future.

What a good novice village prey!Anyone who has played online games has no wolf life in their hands.

Cohen suddenly gave a gehe-gehe warning, and Hill leaned over the car window and looked up: it was a prairie vulture.

Several vultures circled around Cohen in the air, but had no intention of attacking.

Probably they have never seen a peregrine falcon larger than a vulture, and they are a little hesitant and afraid.

After Cohen's warning sounded, they gave up an empty seat, but they still followed Cohen from a distance.

Cohen was a little impatient, but he didn't want to hurt these timid and stupid birds, and finally rushed down and returned to the carriage.

Hill smiled and touched the unhappy Cohen, and brought him a large meal.

In fact, what Hill needs to guard against more now is human thieves.

He took out a book and instructed Three to go to Cortez to inform him, and he read the autobiographical novel written by Master Heva Saldo.

Everyone is so wise and talented, and there are even a few who refuse to preach.I don't know which noble women are so unlucky and become their stepping stone.

No wonder Denton's 6 Fireball Mage was highly respected at the time, and his spell book seriously summed up a lot of his own ideas for transforming spells.

As for these, they are much better than the knight novels that Hill read in the Earl's Castle.

There are many mages who give medicine to the nobles. The image of the nobles in the novel is really appropriate, and the intrigues in the noble families are written real enough. Hill feels that for these, the money spent is worth it.

Hill turned a few pages and had a sense of sight.

If Melanie had read these, instead of those chivalry novels that touted nobles, wouldn't she have been fooled by the count?
Hill sometimes really felt that she was in love with the love she imagined. After that kind of beauty was completely shattered, there was no nostalgia for the Earl at all.

If it weren't for the fact that there was no such thing as divorce in this world, she would have kicked the count long ago and returned to Frank.

It's a pity that she, who has no way back, can only plunge into the only comfort, alchemy.

So she didn't like Hill at all, and she was annoyed when she saw Adrian. In the end, she blew up her own elements in a crazy experiment, and even Fran couldn't save it.

In the dead of night, the carriage rides slowly.Hill was lost in thought.

In their own world, girls read romance novels. At the age of second year, they fell madly in love with the nobles and domineering presidents in the books. In fact, there is nothing. They can't meet real people anyway. the actor.

When I mature, I naturally put away that kind of reverie.

Melanie was smashed to the core by her secondary school, and she has never walked out since.

He wanted to make Liszt copy the contents of these spell books.

In the future, more and more children will read and read, and there will always be people who read some light novels.

The knight novels that are flooded on the market today are not suitable for children of common origin.

Melanie, a mage from aristocratic background, has ended up like this, only seeing a commoner girl with a beautiful side of the noble, the end will only be more miserable.

Hill knew he was not as ambitious as William.

But he still wanted to do the little things he could do.

And when he does this, others can understand it.After all, the story of his mother had probably already spread.

How many mages have to use her to educate their silly daughters.

Hill wanted to stop the carriage to contact Liszt, but always felt that something was wrong.

It seemed as if nature was telling him, no, I'll talk about it later.

He is an obedient good boy, and naturally he will not harm him.

Let's talk about it after Cortez, anyway, the books are still in his hands, so he doesn't need to prepare in advance.

Hill just wanted to seek Liszt's opinion first, after all, he was more rational.

It's still too far away, and I have time to think wildly.Hill complained to himself.

How bothered Cortez was that His Majesty who founded the state of Heva Saldo!
That's about half the distance of Heva.

(End of this chapter)