Twenty Sided Dice

Under the candlelight of the castle's study, Siegel ate breakfast while reading the magical materials left by the senior mage, trying to learn freedom or confinement -- the two complement each other, and it is possible to deduce the other from one. The heavy pages smelled of antiseptic potions, which were unpleasant to others, but wizards had grown accustomed to. It had penetrated Siegel's skin and stained his guts.

Janet had complained about the smell, saying it reminded her of the rooms in the Temple of Murder where bodies were kept. She would smoke Siegel with the scent of jasmine, or let him use the pipe first. The scent of tobacco leaves mixed with Ning Shencao can also temporarily mask the taste of the antiseptic potion.

Closing the last parchment, Siegel signed his name on the back cover. Before him, every federation's ** division signed their own name. These names are using the knowledge of the mages to ensure the correctness of the contents of this book, and the objections of each magistrate should be written down and attached to the back of the book with a scroll. In this way, future generations can fully understand the thoughts of predecessors from all angles when reading, and draw nutrients from various ideas.

There are no supplementary scrolls in the back of this book, because there are more conjectures and no actual spells and theories. For this kind of book, the mages have long formed a practice, only read and appreciate, not criticize. Because it is pointless to criticize other people's conjectures, and it may stifle the spark of thought and the flash of wisdom.

Siegel took a long sigh. This is the last spell-related book that can be read within the authority of the Federation's ** division. In fact, it was misclassified by a careless mage and put into the "Special Book for the Master", but the Loremaster Faranis left a sentence on the title page: "Everyone should recall the dreams of his youth and frivolity. ." So the book remains that way.

Young and frivolous, as if he was still young, but the frivolity is gone. Siegel picked up the pipe and put it to his mouth, but held it without lighting it. He always thought that this was a habit that only an old man would have, but he didn't expect to get it.

"Return these books, and thank Mage Edith on my behalf." Siegel saw that the "transcription magic pen" beside him had completed the work and copied down the books he had just read, so he recruited the servant golem . "Before going, ask Alfred for four hundred gold coins, which is the cost of borrowing books. Give them to Edith."

The golem nodded, picked up the six books on Siegel's desk with both hands, and walked out with four long legs.

There is no detailed explanation of the spells of confinement and freedom in the federation, only a brief introduction to the magician's spell. It is impossible to derive a spell from a brief introduction. Rhett will also need to remain in stasis in the underground unless Siegel can get help from the Mages Society.

In fact, the Mage Association has always taken a very friendly attitude towards Siegel, and it can be said that they spared no effort to win over them. One after another, warm and intimate letters crossed two continents and were continuously sent to the city of Myr. It just said "you can say whatever you want". The Mage Association also sent a consultant to Heimling through the academy, and deliberately avoided using the title of consultant Mage, only saying the word "consultant". This "Godman" named Custer Highgam - as opposed to demons, the descendants of angels in blood are gods - just in his prime, he spends his own money and spends all day in Myr City. Live in an inn outside. It is said that his spellcasting ability is not much higher than that of the apprentice, and at most he can cast energy missiles and mage armor. But he is said to be knowledgeable and well-connected. The meaning of this move is very obvious. The consultant Custer is prepared for Siegel and is a bridge to communicate with the Mage Association.

Although it is necessary to be wary of the Mages Association, it is not necessary to treat it as an enemy. In the long history, always the most dynamic part comes out. When it settles down, it will be included in the association. Many emerging mage organizations that want to compete with the association - such as the previous federation - are too eager to expand their strength, coupled with external disputes, leading to failure. But if the Federation became thinking like the Mages Association, the two would have merged long ago.

The people at the federation wanted Siegel to lead them beyond the federation, but that wasn't his area of ​​expertise. He happens to be the representative of the new mage organization: the kind that is full of energy, constantly shining with new ideas, new ideas, and pushing forward the study of magic. The Mage Association is the accumulation of knowledge and experience, and the Academy is the pinnacle of management ability.

He gently exhaled a cloud of smoke, then put the pipe aside, and picked up a thin black-bound book beside him. There are many spell names in it. All are lacking here in the federation. Not only are high-level spells that can be used by masters, but also many spell data that cannot be found because of the destruction of the Three Peaks Pagoda.

Full trust in prophecy will always go wrong, and it has been proven time and time again. When the Ph.D. Master Rafanes arranged for Edith to bring the Union's books to Heim Land, he probably didn't expect that all three ** divisions would fail. The Three Peaks Pagoda was in ruins. The books and materials that had been borrowed by the three military divisions before the war were destroyed. Although the original text can be found from the Mage Association, it is difficult to say at what cost.

"Only when the number of mages increases will there be enough qualified people to transcribe those materials." There is a saying that makes Siegel very interesting, that is, the Association of mages is actually the largest transcription organization, and every mages have to take a copy every year. Dedicated several months to transcribe various classics for the association, otherwise the materials inside would not be able to be borrowed. The federation would love to learn from this provision. But at present, basically all the mages are busy building spaceships, how can they draw it out.

"If I were you, I would only contact the Mages Association when the Federation's spaceship was built." Janet's voice was still in his ears, very clear and very real. "If I were you, I wouldn't tell the Federation about the production method of Myr's energy core."

Janet was always right when it came to judging a situation, but not so much with spells. Siegel smiled without saying a word, just put down the glass and ended the conversation with his wife with a deep kiss.

The Union's Myr energy core is about to be completed, and Siegel will leave all the subsequent construction work to them, so that he can devote his energy to the study of magic. The Myr core will be completed on schedule, providing normal energy to lift the spacecraft into the sky. But if someone recreates a Myr energy core exactly according to the blueprint, all he will get is disappointment and confusion.

Sometimes, there is only a fine line between technology and art, but the former is a craftsman and the latter is a master. When the Federation didn't have Myr's core, it surrounded Siegel in a loose form. He will have a dominant ten years or so before a large number of mages grow up. But now there is the Myr core. The federation will become closer, and his voice will be heavier and his prestige will be higher. Even in the same ten years, the effect obtained is very different.

With Janet. He has trusted people to help him find ways to integrate the resources at hand.

First of all, starting from the restoration of Lord Heim's foreign correspondence, finally someone can help Siegel deal with the backlog of noble letters.

Except for Erdu, everyone's life gradually returned to normal. It's the arrival of a new year and spring, and a piece of news makes the whole Heimling shake.

"The door to Mora's Top is open?" Siegel just opened the letter in his hand. The Mauric messenger of the starting point fortress passed through the underground passage at the fastest speed and reported the same news to him.

"That is to say, dwarves have begun to appear on both sides of the mountain, and it can be determined that they are dwarves on the top of Mora." Siegel carefully asked the caravan leader standing in front of him, and it was he who brought the news of seeing dwarves. of.

"Lord Lord, I have asked the guys in the team to climb the top of Mora to check the situation, and he will bring the latest news soon. I want the dwarves to reproduce the important things in the New World at a certain time, so I came first. ." The businessman pointed his bald head at Siegel, hat clutched in his hands.

"Thank you very much for the news, please go to Alfred to collect a bounty." Siegel then called Janet. The latter is running around the castle playing hide and seek with Isaac. The little guy likes this game very much, but he can't understand why he can always be found.

Balon the Raven was ordered to protect Isaac without leaving his feet, and it flew without sound. The little guy always forgets its existence, and doesn't hide it with him when he hides.

Janet dragged Isaac, who was "playing for a while", to Siegel's study and panted, "What's the hurry for me?"

"The dwarves have appeared, and the door to Mora's Peak is probably opened."

"Are you worried about them?" Janet handed Isaac to the maid and sat down.

"I'm only worried about Erinte, other dwarves..." Siegel pondered: "A dwarf is a dwarf, I am me."

"I know the way the dwarves did in the elf war made you uncomfortable, but don't keep the discomfort to yourself for so long. I think you should write a letter to Erin. At least say hello, it is best to invite him to the sea Heimland is a guest. More than two years have passed, which is only a short period of time for the dwarves' lifespan. Maybe they still think that Heimland is still the same. They will treat us the same way. They should be shown the new The Heim Collar!"

"Do you think it should be done?" Siegel nodded, "I will write a letter to Erinte myself to express my greetings, and I will not mention the elf war. As for showing the strength of Heimland, you have What a good idea?"

"Let's hold a knight tournament, you can also collect some talents. Whether it is a knight or a commoner, the Heimland is so big. There are always some talented people who have not yet been discovered. Moreover, the Heimland has never been held. A knight's meeting."

As long as it's not a convention like Uther's. Siegel nodded. "How much money is there in the warehouse?"

"If you don't have any major magic construction projects recently~www.readwn.com~ our gold coins are enough."

"Then do it a bit grander, with more projects, and leave enough time for preparation. It's better to let the whole New World know the news." Siegel thought for a while and said, "Maybe I should also let the Federation come out as well. A plan, so that the mage can also participate."

"How does the mage compete, shoot with magic? How dangerous!" Janet shook her head, unable to imagine the scene.

"Gold coins, magic equipment or knighthood titles, or even promotion of titles are possible," Siegel said. "Go ahead, I want to see the best people in the New World fight for me!"

"Morah's Top will definitely pay attention, this can solve many problems."

Siegel stood up suddenly and summoned his wand into his hand. Seeing this, Janet quickly asked, "What's the matter, what happened?"

"I think of a person, if he is fine, he should be back soon." Siegel said: "William Eric, the Federation's change department **." (To be continued.)