Surviving the Fourth Calamity

Chapter 782 Neverwinter City
Hill did not respond to Princess Asbury's thoughts, he was just thinking on the way back: Has Neverwinter come to ask for help?

In that case, the undead may choose to go to war first, and Lynn's plan for a large farm may be slowed down... There must still be undead who are willing to take on the construction task, but most of them still want to kill people.

It's a pity that he came up with such a fine and perfect water system network!
Hill is a bit regretful... Only an undead earth mage can complete this kind of work in one day at the same time as he imagined.

There is really no way, but to transform it piece by piece.

However, he soon got a notification from Lynn: it was not a plea for help, the princess was here to buy food.

Neverwinter City is very vigilant against the undead, and the princess does not want the hands of Aglaia City to reach into their territory.

Lynn's tone was not very good, he probably hated the tone of being regarded as a thief defense.

Hill could tell that Neverwinter City originally thought that Aglaia City had harvested so much food a few years ago, if there were no undead, they could have sent people to go to the agricultural product store to buy it.

But after the arrival of the undead, Neverwinter City worried that their huge number would quickly consume the food in Aglaia City, so they took the time to snap up the food.

Hill guessed that the appearance of the undead eating and drinking in Neverwinter scared them back then.

In fact, the undead can buy high-level food to supplement their physical strength, but... players!Although gourmets abound, there are also many people who would rather eat 10 multigrain cakes or black bread than eat a piece of high-end cake.

At worst, minimize your sensory system.

Hill's cheap goods are always limited to purchase, which cannot support the consumption of the undead.

And the food in Neverwinter City... Although the level of replenishing physical strength is similar to that of black bread, it tastes fresh!The price is also similar to the black bread offered by Time and Space Mall.

Perhaps because there are many warriors in Neverwinter City, it is very good at making meat, which is much better than Waterdeep City, which likes to drink fish soup.

Of course, it refers to the kind of civilian food that costs a few or dozens of copper coins.

Of course, there are undead people who like food, and they will choose to eat in the most high-end restaurants in any city they go to.

In fact, the most important thing is that there are too many undead people. If there is no purchase limit, they can buy an empty city.

During that time, Hill suspected that they earned at least half of what Neverwinter paid to the undead from selling food.

If it was Hill, he would think that this is a good thing, allowing the city residents to earn enough money to survive, and there is no need for him to subsidize more... But according to the aristocratic thinking of this world, it is simply unbearable to only lose money.

So that king probably didn't see the use of hiring the undead at all besides spending money and causing trouble, right?

Hill sneered, or did the undead clean up too much of the pirates on the Sword Coast, including Moonshadow Island, so that Neverwinter had the illusion that it could rely on itself to fight against Luskan?

Lynn soon sent some news from Martha: Apart from buying food, Neverwinter City also hopes that Princess Asbury can marry the high-ranking person in Aglaia City...

They dare not climb Hill, but if Lynn is willing, so is Neverwinter.

Although Lynn refused straight away, he felt that Neverwinter hadn't given up, and the person who asked him to tell him this was when the princess left Lynn's office to go to the warehouse to put the grain into the storage tools. Yes, Lynn felt something was wrong.

If Princess Asbury also had this idea, she wouldn't leave so soon, and she would have to say a few more words anyway.

That's why Lynn thinks that the princess is looking for Hill... It is true that the city of Aglaia completely belongs to Hill's territory. Although he has a good relationship with Hill as a mayor, it is not impossible to kick him away. exist.

How can a normal person put such a thing as marriage on an official who will be abandoned at any time.

Lynn felt that the people in Neverwinter were very problematic.

He warned Hill not to give the lady any chance to get close. It is very likely that the princess was so determined because she felt that there was a way to convince Hill. Otherwise, according to the style of the noble ladies on Toril, they Not so indifferent to the spare tire.

Seeing this, Hill couldn't help but frowned. If he remembered correctly, this princess had a mage lover.

It's not the unlucky ghost in that boring story, but a member of the Star Cloak Mage Association that has a close relationship with Neverwinter.

That was the true uncrowned king of Neverwinter, and it was with their support that King Aragonda could secure his throne.

Such a lover... How dare Princess Asbury abandon her so casually?
It is true that the plague of spells does a lot of damage to mages, but mages are not completely without the power to fight!

No... Hill suddenly remembered that Lord Nasir was a pure adventurer. Although he had ruled Neverwinter for a long time, he refused to wear the crown until he realized that he was about to die...

And his son, also named Bane, had inherited the throne naturally.

But now, the star cloak mage will be too busy to take care of himself. Could it be that his throne is unstable?

Hill remembered that the gray-robed standing army in Neverwinter was mainly composed of longbowmen and adventurers. They had always been loyal to Nasir and fought bravely. Any comments.

As for the Temple of Neverwinter, the paladins of Tire and Heim never interfered in these matters.

There is only one possibility... Have the forces of Netheril invaded Neverwinter now?
The plague of magic created a vacuum in the magic profession in Neverwinter. After finding out that the original power was stable but the magic net was still broken, did the arcanists decide to attack the power class in Neverwinter?
So... the one who doesn't want the undead to help, is that Prince Bane or someone else?
Hill glanced indifferently at the direction of the city: Princess Asbury, if she didn't make a decision earlier, she might lose her lover.

really……

Hill once again thought of the Neverwinter game he had played. At that time, he felt that there were no good people in Neverwinter, and the entire city deserved its destruction.

But in fact, the root cause of everything is the struggle between the two parties when the power alternates!

The loser is sent to the stake...

Hill tapped the table with his fingers. With the way that Prince Bane did things, it was quite normal to abandon the mages of the kind camp who had been kind to their family.

As for Asbury, if he refused to give up on the side of the Cloak of the Stars, it would be quite normal for him to be expelled from Neverwinter together with those mages or even killed.

"Martha...tell Lynn to communicate with that princess, and if there is any unbearable trouble, the university city of Aglaia City is willing to accept mages from the good camp.

We are very short of teachers who are willing to study the magic net from scratch. "

"Yes, sir."

As for the Prince Bane who simply sold his sister... If Neverwinter really turned to Netheril, it is understandable that Tyr and Heim's faith would suddenly decrease.

At this stage, divine magic cannot be used at all, and it happens to be the time when arcanists are shining. As long as there are enough benefits, the Toril people can change their beliefs very quickly.

Netheril...

Hill seemed to suddenly understand why the sun god Amaunata would be resurrected after the spell plague.

He is the eternal faith of the people of Netheril.

Under the constant attacks of the pirates, the paladins of the temple who could only rely on force to fight had no healing ability, and even had to ask Neverwinter to provide supplies, so their status would of course become lower and lower.

Tyr and Heim, who did so many irrational things during the spell plague, and even fell, probably have something to do with the loss of faith too quickly, right?
Hill was silent for a while, and then told Liszt: "Tell that semi-holy knight staying in the Temple of Tyre that there may be problems in Neverwinter, and let him remember that if something goes wrong, quickly withdraw the silver shield. Come.

The followers of Tire in Neverwinter City, Aglaia City are also willing to accept.

If the paladins can't leave, send their families here first. "

Otherwise, rioters would take advantage of these paladins to kill their families while they were fighting on the city wall. Hill could fully understand why those paladins lost their faith in the end, and even fell directly.

The demigod head of the Silver Shield responded quickly. They were willing to send their family members over, but they needed a good time.

It seems that they have discovered that there is something wrong with Prince Bane's tendencies.

These stubborn tin cans... obviously feel abnormal, but they still want to stick to their teachings... Hill sighed helplessly, so is it even more depraved?

Hill smiled and looked at the undead outside, they had already started the construction task.

Looking at the heads all over the mountains and plains, Hill reckoned that this work could be completed in three days, and then he could set off for Waterdeep City.

No matter how dissatisfied the people over there are with the arrival of these Trassil elves, no one in Waterdeep will dare to refuse their entry.

The title of the Glorious City of Waterdeep City is because of their attitude of being open to all visitors.

A place where even liches and demons can enter, of course elves can enter at will.

Even if the purpose of these elves is to kill people in Waterdeep... They used adventurers to control gangsters who went too far.

For Hill, Waterdeep City dare not deny the adventurer mission issued in the name of the lord.

Hill stood on the terrace and looked in the direction of Waterdeep City: It doesn't matter if those noble officials in Waterdeep City endured the suppression of gangsters.

It is absolutely possible to pull the idle undead to fight Luskan.

Seeing Princess Erebes walking out of the city hall with an angry face and a group of followers chasing after her, Hill smiled coldly.

I hope that Neverwinter City will not be ignorant of flattery.

(End of this chapter)