Spellcaster of Azeroth

Chapter 87 Old Sam

Chapter 87Old Sam

Walker took the three of Wayne away from the residence and came to the edge of the forest in the valley not far from the residence.Here stands a dwarven fortress house.

Walker pointed to the house and introduced to the three of Wayne: "Look, this is Old Sam's house."

"Why does he live here instead of the residence?" Balka asked puzzled.

"I don't know, I'm not a mountain patroller." Walker shrugged.

After a group of four approached the house, Wayne and the others discovered that the house was much larger than what they saw from a distance, and it was also several times larger than the houses in the living area.Just as they approached the house, several beasts came out of the house and told the four of them.Immediately, Wayne's body began to stiffen, and Walker and Wayne began to draw out their weapons and prepare to fight.

"What are you doing here?" At this moment, a dwarf came out from behind the house and shouted to them.This also gave Wayne and Walker a sigh of relief.Return the weapon to its original place.

"Hey, old Sam, what's the matter with these guys?" Walker asked, pointing to the crouching or lying beasts in front of him.

Old Sam looked at Walker strangely and said, "Of course they are my animal companions. As a dwarf, don't you know?"

"Of course I know animal companions, but why are there so many?" Walker asked suspiciously.

"There is no rule that a mountain ranger can only have one animal companion?" Old Sam asked.

"Uh, okay. It seems that I was wrong." Walker was stunned for a moment, then nodded and replied.

"Okay, what are you doing here?" Old Sam didn't intend to continue the topic just now, but instead asked them why they came.

"That's right." Walker pushed Balka in front of him and said to Old Sam: "This kid's name is Balka, and he got a little bear. He wants to learn from you how to tame a little bear and sign a contract with the little bear."

"Sign a contract?" Old Sam frowned and asked, "Is it just a contract?"

"Yes." Walker nodded, and then asked suspiciously: "Is there any other contract?"

"No, no. This little guy is a high elf, so it's okay to just sign a contract, but you can't teach him the skills of the mountain patroller, so it's okay." Old Sam made it clear.

"Hey, old Sam." Walker said a little dissatisfied: "The high elves also have ranger troops, so it's okay to teach him the skills of mountain rangers, right?"

"What do you know, it's good that the high elves have ranger troops, but they are completely different from us mountain patrols." Old Sam glanced at Walker behind Balka and said.

"What's the difference?" Wayne asked curiously.

"Huh?" After hearing Wayne's inquiry, Old Sam glanced at him and said, "I'll just tell you the differences. You can't figure out the reasons for the rest."

Old Sam turned back and waved to his animal companions, who got up and went to the forest not far away.Only then did Old Sam turn around and say, "Go to the house first, and I'll tell you the difference when I get in the house."

After finishing speaking, he took Wayne and the others into his house, and after Wayne and the others sat down, Old Sam explained: "The high elf rangers are fundamentally different from our mountain rangers. The rangers use It is the power of the arcane. We mountain rangers use the power of nature. By the way, human hunters use more traps. So once this kid learns the skills of our mountain rangers, then he will The arcane powers of the high elves can no longer be used."

Following Old Sam's explanation, Wayne understood the difference.The ranger is more like a shooting specialization, and the mountain ranger is a beast master specialization, so aren't more humans who use traps a survival specialization?

At this time, Balka and the others have also understood the difference between the two. For Balka, who has always wanted to become a ranger, the power of arcane art is indispensable.So he hurriedly said to Old Sam: "The skills of the mountain patroller are unnecessary, as long as you teach me how to tame Teddy and sign a contract with it."

Wayne and Kalia, who understood Balka's thoughts all the time, kept nodding, and even Walker said: "Yes, this kid has always wanted to be a high elf ranger, so there is no need to teach him skills at all. .”

"Yeah." Old Sam nodded, and then said to Balka, "Show me the little guy you're holding."

"Little guy? Do you mean Teddy?" Although he was doubtful, Balka still handed Teddy in his arms.

After taking Teddy, Old Sam observed Teddy carefully.At this time, Teddy, who was being held by a stranger, yelled softly at Balka, while baring his teeth and showing a fierce look at Old Sam.

"Teddy, don't be afraid. He won't do anything to you." Balka quickly stroked Teddy's head and said to it when he heard Teddy's cry.

It seemed that he heard Balka's voice and knew that Balka was behind him, so Teddy put away his fierce look.He kept kicking his legs in Old Sam's hands, trying to break free from Old Sam's hands.

"How did you get it?" Old Sam saw Teddy struggling, so he put it on the ground.Teddy ran to Balka's feet in twos and twos, stood upright and grabbed Balka's leg, wanting Balka to hug him.

Balka bent down and picked Teddy up from the ground and said, "I bought it, and it's in the small town on the way to Menethil Harbor."

"Oh?" Old Sam, who was originally very interested, suddenly frowned and asked, "Bought it? How many gold coins?"

"Thirty silver coins. What's wrong? Is there something wrong?" Balka asked strangely.

"Silver coin? Is the person selling it a dwarf?" Old Sam's expression became even weirder.

"Yeah, what's the matter?" Balka asked puzzled.

"What's going on? Can't you explain clearly?" Walker was confused, so he said loudly impatiently.

"Generally speaking, the animals are almost the same. However, there are occasional variations among them," said Old Sam.

"Teddy is a mutated breed. I said why is its coat color blue? So that's what happened." Balka said without waiting for Old Sam to finish speaking, holding Teddy in front of him.Teddy looked like he didn't understand why Balka held it up.

(End of this chapter)