Spellcaster of Azeroth

Chapter 92 Secret
Chapter 92Secrets

"The ceremony is over?" Wayne asked instinctively the moment he noticed Walker beside him. In fact, he already knew this when he came back to his senses.

"Of course, what are you thinking?" Walker looked at Wayne strangely.

"No, nothing." Wayne shook his head, and then asked Walker, "How long have you been standing next to me, I remember there were many people around me just now."

"When did you get distracted?" Walker stared at Wayne with wide eyes and said, "It's been a while since the ceremony ended. I came out a long time late because I had to wear armor. When I came out, I saw you lowered your head. Head in a daze."

"Uh, is that so? Haha." Seeing Walker's incredible eyes, Wayne smiled awkwardly, and changed the subject: "Then how long are you going to stay here? Do you need to live in the Secret Hall?"

"Okay, let's talk as we walk, go back to the hotel first." Walker waved to Wayne as he walked outside the secret hall.

"Wait for me." Wayne hurriedly followed in Walker's footsteps, and walked out of the secret hall with him shoulder to shoulder: "Now tell me, how long will you stay here? One month? Two months ? Or longer?"

"I don't know, anyway, until I can skillfully sense the holy light with my own ability and release a spell." Walker replied.

"Then do you need to live in the secret hall?" Wayne asked curiously.

"No, I told them that I live in a small town at the foot of Ironforge Mountain, and they agreed that I would live in the small town. In fact, although there are places for prospective priests to live in the Secret Magic Hall, those Preparatory priests who live in Ironforge or have a place to live nearby will not live in the house prepared by the Secret Magic Hall." Walker explained to Wayne.

"Why? Don't you need unified management?" Wayne felt a little strange at this moment.

"No need, the reason why I came to the Secret Law Hall is because it is easier to sense the holy light here. If you can sense the holy light anytime and anywhere, then you don't need to come to the Secret Law Hall again. As long as you pass the test at that time, you can confirm that you can go outside the Secret Law Hall You can also use spells." Walker waved a hand out.

"Well, that means there are no strict requirements, right?" Wayne nodded and asked.

"Yes. That's it." Walker replied, and put the robe he was holding on his shoulders: "This crap has to be taken back, really, even if it was given to me for nothing, I wouldn't want it. tattered."

"What's going on?" Wayne asked curiously when he heard Walker's complaint.

"It's this rag robe." Walker said, pointing to the robe on his shoulders with a displeased expression, "after the roll call, after I went in, they actually said that there was no robe of my size. Then I rummaged in the warehouse. After a long time, I found such a linen robe that was eaten by mice and gave it to me from an unknown corner."

As he said that, Walker brought the rag robe on his shoulders to Wayne's eyes, spread it out and shook it, and said, "The most unbelievable thing for me is that they actually told me to keep this rag. Said You may not believe it when you come out, but they still plan to take back this rag."

After hearing Walker's words, Wayne's heart moved. How could he tell Walker so solemnly to keep this kind of clothes with holes everywhere? It seems that there might be something different about the clothes.

"Is that so?" Wayne reached out suspiciously to Walker and said, "Show me."

"Here, here you go." Walker threw the cloth robe in his hand to Wayne in disgust and said, "Is there something on it that I don't know about?"

"No, I just want to see if this dress can be repaired." Wayne said as he caught the robe thrown by Walker.

"Mending? Do you still know tailoring skills?" Walker asked with a strange expression after hearing what Wenn said: "Why have I never heard you say it?"

"No, I don't know tailoring." Wayne denied: "The one who really knows tailoring is Kalia. The clothes I am wearing were sewn by Kalia. I just spend time with Kalia. Chang, I only know a little bit about it."

"So that's it." Walker nodded clearly, and then he asked: "What can boy Balka know?"

"Barka?" Wayne glanced at Walker in surprise, wondering why Walker asked Barka.

"That's right, Balka." Walker saw that Wayne was a little surprised, so he explained: "Just like I can mine and forge iron, Kalia can tailor, you kid can cook, and Balka kid should be able to do some cooking." What is right?"

"What I know is not cooking... well, even if what I know is cooking." Wayne wanted to deny that he knew how to cook, but he just looked at Walker's eyes that you don't know who can.I can only admit it against my will.Then he answered Walker: "Balka is an expert in making bows and arrows. He learned this skill from his father. In Quel'Thalas, there are many high-level bow and arrow manufacturers. Balka's father is one of them." , but apart from Kalia and me, no high elves seem to know about this, so you'd better not talk about it."

"Bow and arrow?" Walker was taken aback, he didn't think in the direction of the bow and arrow.That's why when Wayne said that, he was taken aback for a moment.Then he continued, "We dwarves all use muskets. We don't know much about bows and arrows. Don't worry, I won't tell anyone about it."

"I know." Wayne lowered his head and continued to look at the robe in his hand. He had already noticed something different.

Wayne discovered that the small patterns on this robe were very similar to the patterns on the ceiling of the Secret Hall.He suspected that this robe also contained part of the Holy Light Magic Array.If it were true, then it would be understandable that the Hall of Secrets would take back this robe with holes everywhere.

At the same time, Wayne also became extremely excited. It may be because he discovered a secret that others did not know, or it may be because he finally got a glimpse of the true function of the Holy Light Magic Circle.

Seeing that Wayne's mood improved, Walker was a little confused: "What's wrong? What's good? You look very happy."

"Uh, it's nothing." Wayne didn't intend to tell Walker this secret, because if he said it, there might be big trouble, and Wayne didn't want to get involved in trouble.So he changed the subject and said: "Speaking of muskets, Walker, can't the barrels of your muskets be a little thicker? If you put the bullets in the barrel, you can shoot more accurately."

"There's no way, you have to know. A musket is different from a bow and arrow. A musket is a flat-firing weapon. Sometimes if you lower the muzzle a little, the projectile may roll out of the barrel. Now put the projectile tightly in the horn like this Mouth, so that when the muzzle is downward, the projectile will not fall out." Walker began to carefully explain to Wayne about the musket, forgetting about Wayne's mood.

(End of this chapter)