I think you can't even imagine the happiness of a warlock.

The group arrived at their destination about half a month later, near the lower reaches of the Ayindra River.

It was actually supposed to take more time.

But after Jerry suggested skating, Chen came up with an application of "water creation" to lay ice paths on land. The ice element dragged people sliding on the ice, which greatly increased the speed of traveling in the snowfield.

"The terrain around here is a little flat. Will there be any disasters such as floods in the future?" Jin Gaela didn't know very well. Will floods or tsunamis occur at high latitudes?

"There's a small chance of flooding, but that's not an issue."

With magic in place, they had time to prepare before the flood actually came.

After saying that, Chen looked at the territory he had chosen for himself - a flat and vast alluvial plain.

Silt from the Ayindra River on the west side accumulates here all year round, forming an environment suitable for human habitation.

And because of the heat energy brought by an unknown volcano in the north, the temperature nearby was barely above freezing... When he observed it from above, he really didn't expect that an extinct volcano would also provide heat energy.

Kyle explained: "It doesn't matter whether the volcano is alive or dead. The main thing is that the active fire element in the volcano affects the nearby climate."

It is said that there are so many fire elements that the surrounding weather will always be sunny. Dwarves like the Bawang Mountains will contract fire elements from the fire element plane to work for them.

"Hopefully there won't be some unfriendly neighbors in there."

Chen plans to use the Holy Light Divine Envoy to conduct an in-depth investigation later in case there is a dangerous character such as a red dragon or a fire elemental prince sleeping inside.

But after all, it is difficult to find a place as livable as the Barony of the River elsewhere north of the grassland. If there is a troublesome character, he can only bite the bullet and negotiate.

Yes, the Barony of the Great River, the full name of the Great River Territory of Aindra, is the name of the territory that a group of people reluctantly accepted from the people of the Star after rejecting one proposal after another.

It sounds like his name is a bit exaggerated - after all, he only occupies such a small area near the estuary, but at least he sounds much more sober and rational than the Baron of Frostfall.

Instead of rushing to draw family and clan crests, Chen's top priority was where people lived.

In just two weeks, more than half of the slaves were exempted, which meant that it was inappropriate for them to live in shacks in such extreme conditions.

The tents supported by the earl are extremely limited, and they need to build a place with enough shelter from wind and snow before November.

Therefore, the bearmen and other cold-resistant races were sent to cut down the trees, while the rest built strong and practical longhouses according to the designs provided by the Star People.

As for Chen's own residence and assembly hall, he was in no hurry to build them.

Instead, he directly cast the "Polar House" through wild arcane magic to create an igloo that can accommodate three people, is magically heated, and can withstand cold, wind and snow.

Through the effect of the ring-raising spell, the igloo, which was originally only large enough for a few people to enter, became more spacious and could basically provide a place for discussion.

"Magic is so convenient."

Kyle sighed after entering the igloo for a moment, and then reported the general situation of the entire Great River Territory.

Generally speaking, it is prosperous, and the existing supplies are enough for these two hundred people to survive for a period of time.

Coupled with the divine berries provided by the druid and the fire element Chen summoned every two hours that could last for a day or two, the basic survival needs were guaranteed.

But in the end he couldn't help but ask: "Baron, the ships and supplies promised by the Star People have not arrived yet. Are they really reliable?"

The prerequisite for the development of the Great River Territory lies in the people of the stars who come from the sea to support it. Otherwise, this place that is too far away from the grassland may not be as good as the frost plain village that was destroyed by the winter wolf.

What's more, as the lion steward sent by Robert, Kyle didn't want to see him being closer to the people of the stars than to the count.

"I have sent summons to the sea to confirm. They are indeed approaching us, but they are always attracted by the trivial things encountered on the road."

If you encounter something happening every few miles in the sea, walk around. If you see an uninhabited island, you should go and explore it.

Business? Support gold gradient?

I'm on my way. I'm on my way. I'll go there after I finish opening this map.

Kyle, who had never been in contact with the sea, nodded solemnly, perhaps understanding that the Star People had encountered trouble or got lost on the road.

Chen Wuyi pointed this out, but after the other party left, he stretched his waist, took a few bites, and then left the igloo to wander around.

As the only person in the entire territory who didn't have to work (temporarily), he was quite curious about what others were doing, so he decided to take a walk while watching other people's work (causing trouble).

Not long after, he left the igloo and arrived at the school grounds under the protection of two guards.

The ten guards Robert provided for him were off-duty soldiers, and in principle they were only responsible for the Baron's safety.

Therefore, except when carrying out Chen's orders, they usually practice their martial arts skills as warriors on their own.

Considering that not using the Khajiit's body would be too wasteful, relying solely on instinct and Gaster's teachings would not be able to reach its full potential.

He plans to learn combat from professional lion warriors and officially take up a fighting profession like other tiger warriors.

But to be honest, the "career" of professionals in this world is not as clear-cut as what is recorded in "Life Plan".

A lion warrior may learn the rage of a barbarian, or he may master the skills of a giant martial artist, he may learn a wave of movement, or he may master a reckless attack.

All this depends on their learning area and focus, but generally speaking, there are traces to follow, and most of them point to the same type of path - fighter/champion.

For people in this world, so-called professions are like building blocks or card sets. It doesn't matter whether the key components are the same, nor does it have to be strictly constructed. The key lies in whether abilities that fit a specific position can be built up.

In other words, as long as you don't delay practicing magic, it won't be a big deal if you become a warrior of several levels.

So after arriving at the Winter Wolf Cage and the Druid Cabin, he found his guard captain Bob Golden Mane, a fourth-level warrior who looked calm and had some weird words, but he didn't mean to be sarcastic. .

"Baron, did I hear wrongly? A Khajiit wants to learn how to be a warrior?"

Hearing this, Bob's expression was very complicated, as if he had heard that birds cannot fly or fish can drown.

"My situation is a bit special. I have no relatives when I first came to this world, and I have never seen other people of my race."

Chen sighed with a forlorn look: "Since then I have been fighting in the human kingdom. The skills of human warriors are not suitable for me, so I have basically been practicing the innate power of blood and the origin of spells."

Intuitively feeling that what the tiger man said was true, Bob couldn't help but have a hint of apology on his face: "That's no wonder, your luck is really... wrong. I wanted to say that my skills are among the best in the Golden Mane clan, and I guarantee that I can You train to become a qualified warrior!"

After all, the so-called warriors are just practicing the skills of fighting and using weapons. As long as they are willing to spend time, even ordinary people with weak strength can find a job.

※However, if you practice casually, you can only find a job as a warrior who has no professional ability and no expertise.

Hearing this, Chen Zhou was a little puzzled: "Don't warriors have fighting spirit?"

"What is grudge?" Bob responded with the same expression.