The magician from the time of peace

The ignorant young master Merris originally wanted to go directly back to the capital to find a hotel to stay in, but Lamb and Agnes tried their best to stop him, so that the first night of the trip did not turn into a frantic escape.

The sun had been setting for a while, and the sky was already dark. They found an open space near the woods in the outskirts, camped there, and set off tomorrow.

"Ms. Agnes."

Agnes was trying to make a soft bed out of leaves, when she heard someone calling her name, she turned her head away.

The beautiful magician had a polite smile on his face, and the small fireball used for lighting was suspended on the side. The brilliant blond hair and the flames contrasted with each other, blending into a gentler orange.

"What's your business?" Agnes asked.

"Do you have a map of this country, please?"

"Yes." Aigers took out a box the size of a jewelry box, and took out a small piece of paper that had been folded many times, but with a flick of her hand, the piece of paper unfolded by itself, and finally spread out into a sheet full of paper. A giant map of twenty square feet.

Merris was stunned, and praised without hesitation: "It's amazing."

Agnes thought to herself, it has been almost ten years since this technology was developed, it seems that this is really a country bumpkin from 1000 years ago.

Merris half-kneeled on the ground, looked at the map with a frown, and pointed: "Is Ge Gehua in this direction?"

Agnes stood - she cherished this opportunity to look down on others - nodded: "Yes."

"It's pretty close to Victory..." Merris gestured on the map, but in fact, it's not so close as it is on the border of the country.

Agnes shrugged: "Yes, that area is the area with the richest resources in the entire continent. It happened to be divided into two halves by the Laigu River. One side belongs to us and the other side belongs to them. We fought so hard, a large part The reason is for these resources."

Meris recalled the location of the river on the map 1000 years ago, and found that he could not think of any other information except that it was within the territory of the Neferos Empire.

"If it's the front line over there, won't the temple be blown up?" Merris asked worriedly. If there was no temple, he really didn't know any clues to find the goddess if he was unfamiliar with the place.

"There is no war there, how dare we rush into the sacred place of the goddess." Seeing that they started talking, Lamb cut in. Even if it fell to this point, he still had a hearty smile, but he was still a character.

"What are you talking about?" Agnes frowned her slender eyebrows: "We really don't dare to fight there, but that's because we are afraid of destroying precious minerals, which are difficult to regenerate!"

"Yes...is that so!" Lamb looked shocked with his three views ruined, and then said seriously: "Maybe you are because of this material reason, but we, Victory, are sincerely thinking about the goddess. "

"What? You are from Victory?!" Agnes was shocked.

Lamb: "..." For a moment, I forgot that I was in the enemy camp.

"Forget it, it doesn't matter," Agnes was only surprised for a second, her ability to accept new things is frighteningly high: "But don't be too naive, we held a technical exchange meeting with your alchemists during the truce, At the dinner after the end, they laughed at the goddess believers in China, saying that they clearly knew nothing about the real achievements of the goddess, but they were crazy about some nihilistic halos, um... especially warriors and knights. "

Lamb: "..." He didn't know whether to shock the friendly alchemist relationship between the two countries first, or to shed tears for his "superstition" over the years.

Merris gave him a sympathetic look, without making any comments, and continued to ask Agnes: "What kind of terrain is Ge Gehua, what is its climate condition, and what is its altitude like?"

Agnes looked at him suspiciously: "What do you want to know?"

Merris smiled: "It's just preparing for our trip."

Agnes couldn't think of a reason for the refusal at the moment, so she had to tell him Gerald's information in every detail—fortunately, she was good at geography, so she wouldn't be embarrassed when faced with these overly detailed questions.

After learning about Gegehua's landform, climate, humidity, time of sunrise and sunset, the height of the terrain, the distribution of rivers and mountains, etc., Merris thanked him and left with the huge map.

Agnes frowned slightly looking at his back, and suddenly smiled. Although she didn't know why, she somehow looked forward to this trip.

Magician thousands of years ago, let me see your abilities.

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Merris took the map and walked back to Felix. The black-haired magician has changed to an alchemist. He has read nearly half of the thick monograph. He has written countless magic formulas himself. His notebook was turned to the last page, densely filled with all kinds of strange letters and symbols.

"How?" Merris turned up the brightness of the lighting fireball a little, and sat down.

"Barely understand." Felix didn't raise his head, his brows were frowned: "This book is different from the books I've read before."

"What's different?" Merris tore a blank page from Felix's notebook, and silently wrote down the information he had just received from Aggers.

"Victorie's alchemy book mainly talks about the reactions caused by the contact of various active substances. Here, it is mainly about the splicing of inactive substances to build exquisite tools. However, they have certain common content. I have read it before. Come in handy." Felix clicked a few times with the pen, made a paragraph of this chapter, turned his head and asked, "What about you?"

Merris was drawing with his head down on the white paper - if you look carefully, you will find that he has put Nefer's map on the paper - when he heard his best friend's question, he also turned his head and chuckled Said: "Me? Of course I'm still a crappy space magician. Sigh, I'm forced to take so many practical lessons even though I haven't learned the essence yet. It's quite tough."

"Are you tired?" Felix asked, the glowing flames of the fireball reflected in his dark eyes.

"I'm exhausted..." Merris complained for a long time, and then laughed immediately: "It's really nothing, I still remember when we first entered school, we sneaked into the forbidden area, thinking there was something interesting, but we were caught Is it that you almost died inside after being trapped for ten days? That’s what you call exhaustion.”

Felix raised the corners of his mouth slightly. He was still holding the book in his hand, and his upper body leaned towards Merris. His forehead was pressed against his forehead. The too close distance made the golden and black hair intertwined. Under the flames it looks almost melted into one.

Felix freed one hand to hold the back of Meris' head, first touched his lips lightly, and then covered them firmly, his tongue slid a few times on the other's wet lips, and then he drove straight in, sweeping Touching the teeth and every corner of the mouth, the action became a little more intense, and it actually brought up some imaginative water sounds.

When they parted, Merris gasped, his eyes wet, he licked the corners of his lips, stretched out his hand and pulled Felix down, and the second round of the lip-tongue battle began.

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Agnes, who was lying on the bed of leaves and was about to sleep, was dumbfounded. She looked to the left, Foster had already slept in a pool, and she looked to the right, the knight of Victory looked away and didn't know what he was thinking, so she had to digest this alone. Setting: These two are a pair of risqué gays.

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The first night of the trip.

Merris calculated the magic circle all night and almost tore up Felix's notebook.

Felix had been reading a book, and seeing that he was a little tired later, he naturally fell asleep on Merris' lap for an hour.

Because Lamb was in the wilderness of the enemy country, his vigilance as a manual laborer really didn't allow him to fall asleep, so he half-closed his eyes all night.

On the one hand, because the bed was too hard, and on the other hand, because she watched some things that hurt single women all night, she stayed up all night.

In this improvised team, except for Foster, who slept soundly from the beginning, no one had a sound sleep.