sorcerer immortal

The author saw this book by accident. At that time, a reader came to my book review area to advertise for this book. Although the post was automatically deleted, I saw it in the background, so I went to have a look. Unexpectedly I found that this book is actually quite well written.

This book was just signed a few days ago, and now it is testing the waters. I hope that if you have time, you can go and have a look.Because the data of a book testing water is really important for a book.It can even affect the success or failure of a book to a certain extent.

Therefore, for the author's efforts, I sincerely hope that everyone can go and have a look.

Finally, I hope that those who work hard in the world will finally get something!

Chapter 266 Elf

In the morning, the sun shines on the earth.

On both sides of the spacious road, there are rows of evergreen trees. At this time, they grow neatly there, giving people a fresh feeling.

And in the distance, a beautiful city is standing, and half of its figure can already be seen from a distance.

"Yuejian City has arrived." A voice sounded around, the tone was very light, and there was some nostalgia and nostalgia in it.

In a carriage, Barana sat in front of the carriage, looked at the city in the distance, and explained to Adil: "This is the city I lived in when I was a child, and I have spent several years in it."

Her appearance has changed a lot at this time.

From the territory of the Black Wizards Alliance to the outer area of ​​the Elven Forest, for a whole month, under Adier's medical treatment, the original injuries on her body have been completely healed, and she looks very energetic at this time.

The originally scary flesh on the body surface has grown a new layer of fair skin. Although he is sitting in the carriage at this time, his plump figure and delicate facial features attract the attention of others, and he looks full of vitality. shoot.

"If anyone you know wants to take a look, I can give you a few days off."

Sitting in front of the carriage, while driving the carriage, Adil said to Barana on the side.

"Never mind."

Barana shook her head: "I was an orphan when I was a child, and I could only live by begging in this city. Most of the people I knew back then are all dead by now."

"Speaking of which, back then, if I hadn't been found to have knight talent and was adopted back, I would probably be a corpse now."

Her tone was flat, looking at the distant city, she looked a little melancholy.

On the side, hearing her narration, Adier's face was calm, he just drove the carriage quietly, without saying anything.

As for Barana's identity, Adi also learned a little about it during the time they spent together.

Barana herself is a skilled grand knight. Three years ago, she left the Silver Mist Forest due to certain incidents, and finally fell into the territory of the Alliance of Dark Wizards.

As for how she got the injury when she first met her, she has been refusing to elaborate.

Regarding this, Adier didn't mean to ask more questions.

After walking for a while, the number of carriages and caravans in the distance began to increase, making the well-repaired road in front of me seem crowded for a while.

However, it was early morning, and most of the caravans in the distance were still on the road at this time, so although there were many people, it was not too much for a while.

At least, compared to the congested roads that Adier experienced when he was the first king, these are just pediatrics.

On the way, Adier noticed that there were not only ordinary humans in the caravan passing by, but also many alien races.

There are lizardmen, orcs, half-orcs, and various ethnic minorities, and they are all walking on this road at this time.

But relatively speaking, here, the number of lizard people and ordinary humans is the largest, and the number of other races is relatively much smaller.

For this situation, Adier is easy to understand.

The Silver Mist Forest is located in the south. In terms of location, it is the closest to the Swamp Kingdom and the Alliance of Dark Wizards. Naturally, there will be more racial exchanges between these two places.

As for races such as orcs and plateau people, most of them are located in the north of the Meissen area, too far away from the Silver Mist Forest.

Walking all the way on the road, after a while, Adier fixed his eyes on several figures beside the road.

They were a few tall and thin figures. Although they looked similar to ordinary people, they were generally taller, basically over 1.7 meters, which is considered a good height in this world where ordinary people are generally malnourished.

They are tall, but not strong, and their skin is fairer, and their facial features are generally more delicate than ordinary people.

"These are the elves in the Silver Mist Forest?"

Looking at those figures, Adil asked Barana on the side.

"Are you disappointed?"

Balana said with a smile: "In the legends of your human world, the elves are handsome, beautiful, and have a long lifespan, and it seems that every elf is a master of music and sculpture."

"These are the real elves."

She looked at Adier, pointed to the elves in the distance and said: "Although the appearance of elves is not bad compared to ordinary people, in fact, most elves are just above average, or even ugly. Elf, I haven't seen it before."

"As for so-called art, it's even more ridiculous."

She shook her head, with a self-deprecating face: "Ordinary elf civilians are struggling for a living just like human civilians. Even in the Forest of Silver Mist, ordinary elf civilians may be worse than human civilians. Those so-called arts, It’s just something exclusive to elf nobles.”

"On the contrary, the lifespan of elves is generally longer. This is true, but it is not too exaggerated."

At the side, Adier silently listened to her narration without saying anything.

As a wizard, he certainly wouldn't take it for granted that elves are the epitome of beauty.

In fact, what is beautiful on the surface may not be true behind the scenes.

In addition to the superficial beauty and mystery, the real situation of the elves is actually far more cruel than the humans in the Meissen area.

This is a blood race.

The elves attach great importance to bloodlines. In the kingdom of elves, except for elves who were born in nobles, the rest of the elves can never become nobles.

An elf born in a commoner family, even if he worked hard all his life, it is impossible for his descendants to become noble spellcasters, let alone intermarry with nobles.

The reason for this situation is that, on the one hand, elves place too much emphasis on tradition, and on the other hand, it is also because the talent of commoners is too low.

Just like the human world, ordinary civilians, even if they are lucky enough to have the qualifications of wizards, but if their ancestors do not have the blood of wizards, then the qualifications of wizards that appear are generally first-class or second-class.

As for second-class qualifications, not to mention being promoted to a full-time wizard, even becoming a third-class apprentice is extremely difficult and requires a lot of energy and resources.

The elves are even more serious in this regard.

Perhaps because of racial differences, among the elves, ordinary civilians are less likely to have wizard qualifications than humans, and their qualifications are generally much lower. Second-class qualifications are said to be geniuses among elf civilians.

On the other hand, because of the part of the blood of the ancient moon elves in the body, among the elf nobles, the probability of possessing wizard qualifications is relatively high.

This undoubtedly widened the gap between the two sides. Coupled with the conservativeness of the elves and their emphasis on tradition, the current status quo has been formed over time.

Even if a commoner struggles for a lifetime, he can at most make his life a little bit better. It is impossible to become a noble, and he will be subject to various restrictions throughout his life. Even if one bad thing collides with a noble, it may lead to the direct confiscation of all family property.