Kahn Hammer shook his head, indicating that he was fine, but in his heart he said that the friend he had made might have a bigger background than he thought. "Without further delay, let's go to the training ground. Do you want to notify your compatriots over there? But it's best not to come too many dwarves. If they accidentally brag about it when they are drunk and let the people of the Offensive Council know about it, I'm afraid They will take more radical measures," Roland said with a wry smile. Kahn Hammer naturally understands the dwarves are very tight-lipped about secrets, to exaggerate, this may be a major event that marks a turning point in the fate of the couldn't guarantee that those dwarves would not be able to help bragging to other passers-by and diners when they were happy. "I'm going to inform my brother Kalai Bloodstone. He alone is enough." Karn Hammer said. Roland nodded, and then ordered to the upright Knight Rodel standing behind him: "Ikosela, help me call one of the mages from the Calia royal family over, and tell me that I will ask him to do an experiment." "Yes." Ikosela nodded and immediately strode out of the city lord's hall. Kahn Hammer also trotted excitedly behind her to find his clan brother who was still rolling around with ore in the forge. Soon, two dwarf royal relatives arrived at the training ground of Morn City. Roland and others had been waiting for a long time and were chatting with the Kaliya royal mage beside them. At the training ground, in addition to Jones Bloodhoof, the chief of the Bloodhoof clan, there are also two Pegasus knights, Lucia and Lamia, who have become the reserves of the lost knights. They are standing in front of the lost knights White and Fazhuang. Listen carefully as they teach and explain battlefield techniques. Of course, there are also many tauren warriors from the Bloodhoof clan.
These orcs, who have completely devoted their loyalty to the golden tree, are following behind the exiled soldiers, treating the King Grek's army standing opposite as an imaginary enemy, and are cooperating with tactics. But most of the time, the exiled soldiers were cooperating with the tauren warriors who swarmed forward with totems in their hands. The tauren without formation support were quickly separated from their companions by the well-trained King Grek army on the opposite side. Cannibalized by the opponent. If the exiled soldiers hadn't opened the battle line between the king's troops from time to time, I'm afraid the tauren army would have been wiped out long ago. The performance of the Bloodhoof clan boys made Jonson Bloodhoof a little embarrassed, but he also knew that this was something that could not be changed for a while. In the past, the situation on the human battlefield was as follows: the warriors of the Bloodhoof clan used their physical fitness far beyond that of humans. As a rampaging macho man on the battlefield, they could just break up the opposing front line. It didn't matter what they cooperated or how to divide the ordinary human soldier can withstand the attack of the tauren. Heavy armored iron cans like the Holy Wings Legion are not in a position to be attacked by scattered tauren. Such heavily armored legions have specialized corps to restrain them. Therefore, this resulted in the Bloodhoof Clan having a very unique style of play on the battlefield. To put it nicely, it was very personal, but to put it worse, it was unstructured and coordinated. Therefore, once they encounter the soldiers of the King's Army who can withstand their impact, the lone wolf style of the tauren warriors is of no use, and instead becomes a burden to their own side. Jonson Bloodhoof was also shocked by the powerful quality of the Golden Dynasty's soldiers. He had never seen any soldiers from the human kingdom dare to confront the orcs on the Great Plains. Most of them used cavalry to pull , once these powerful orcs encounter their small infantry, there will be no other adjective except miserable. Moreover, Jonson Bloodhoof also discovered that although these kings' soldiers were all humans, they were several times larger than the soldiers from other human countries he had seen, and were only two heads shorter than the tauren warriors. If the golden blessing hadn't made the tauren warriors of the Bloodhoof clan a little taller again, I'm afraid this gap would have narrowed even further. "Brother Roland! I'm here with Brother Kalai!" Kahn Hammer pulled Kalai Bloodstone and trotted to Roland's side impatiently, causing a cloud of dust on the training ground. Then he looked at the man wearing a dark blue mage robe, an Olivenis pyroxene mask on his head, and two light green pyroxenes in his eyes. Karn Ironhammer was stunned for a moment, not knowing what to do with this man who was about to become him. The teacher's mage says hello. "Lord Roland, are these two dwarves the local test subjects you mentioned?" A gentle male voice came from under the stone hood. His voice made people feel that the other person was a scholar studying the origin of academics in the academy. . Roland quickly replied: "These are not test subjects. Karn Hammer is my ally. You must not do any dangerous experiments with them." Malika (How many days can you live?).jpg Chapter 50: After learning magic, remember to go to the blessing point and memorize it. After hearing the words of Master Phenite, Kahn Iron Hammer waved his hands indifferently: "It doesn't matter, as long as the dwarves can use magic, it doesn't matter how much my life is taken!" Roland rolled his eyes inwardly and looked at Master Kalia who was obviously interested and shook his head: "Don't mess around. Today is just a small test. What can you do to make it easy for people who have never been exposed to magic to quickly get started? A spell? By the way, I don’t know your name yet.” "Please just call my name 'Rodia'. As for how to teach beginners magic, I do have two skills." The Kaliya mage named "Rodia" nodded: "It's just that I don’t have any extra staff to give to this dwarf, so I’m sorry to trouble you.”
Roland took out the subhuman queen's staff from the system space and handed it over. "...Well, this cane is suitable." Rodya suppressed his laughter, took the demi-human queen's staff and played with it a few times, but the smile in his tone could not be concealed no matter what. of. Then Rodia handed the cane to Kahn Hammer, who took it solemnly with both hands. Then the dwarf prince looked at Rodia, waiting for the next guidance from his 'teacher'. "Let me think about it. Well, let's start with the magic of [Starlight]." Rodia pondered for a moment and said to Kahn Hammer. Kahn Hammer nodded quickly, fearing that Rodia would think he wasn't listening carefully. "Don't be so nervous. The magic of the Golden Dynasty is not something mysterious and difficult to explore." Rodia comforted him. He could feel the uneasiness in Kahn Hammer's heart: "Raise your staff and imagine it." A star born from pyroxene slowly appears above your head, just like this." Kahn Ironhammer originally closed his eyes when he heard Rodia asking him to imagine starlight, and then he immediately opened his eyes and looked at Rodia who was about to cast a spell. Rodia did not chant any incantation, but just raised the academic pyroxene staff in his hand. The top of the staff is inlaid with blue and green pyroxene. As Rodia moves, the pyroxene emits a soft light. The magic mark symbolizing the magic of pyroxene flashes in the air, followed by a sea blue... A small group of light points appeared above Rodia's head. Although the light spot was not large, the sea-blue light it emitted, with Rodia as the center, illuminated the 20-meter area around him into sea blue. Even the brilliance of the golden tree could not change this color. It makes people feel like they are in a sea of stars. "I heard from Mr. Roland that you dwarves like to go to various mine tunnels to dig out various ores containing rare metals or mine precious gems. This [Starlight] spell is very suitable for you to use when exploring underground, allowing you to save money. Keep holding the torch, and if both hands are free, the safety attribute will be greatly increased." Rodia explained the use of the [Starlight] spell to Karn Hammer bit by bit. But there was an embarrassed look on Kahn Hammer's face, and he scratched his head: "Mage Rodia, but I don't know what the 'pyroxene' you call is. I really can't imagine that the [Starlight] born from the pyroxene is again What. Is this 'pyroxene' some kind of ore? I have never heard of it in all my years on the Sarid continent." "Have you never seen 'Pyroxene'?" Rodia was stunned, and even from across Olivines, one could imagine the shock on his face. Then he turned to look at Roland and asked: "This... Lord Roland has never even seen pyroxene. How do you want me to teach him pyroxene magic?" "Huh?" Roland also showed an embarrassed the game, he didn't use any pyroxene to learn magic, but he spent a lot of runes. Rodia sighed and shook his head. What could he do?If someone else had done this, he would have given up long this is Roland, Princess Lani’s personally recognized is just a mage who serves the royal family. If he dares to show off his face to Roland, I am afraid that Lani will let the stupid dragon at the door show his face to him. So Rodia could only hold his nose and fulfill Roland's request. "Well, fortunately I brought a few pieces of pyroxene with me." Rodia said resignedly: "This was originally used for my research. Since Lord Roland has a need, I can contribute it." After he finished speaking, he took out a piece of light blue pyroxene that exuded a gleaming light from his large robe. It flickered under the starlight as if it was breathing. Rodia then handed the pyroxene to Kahn Ironhammer, who had a strong curious look, with some distress. After the latter took it and played with it, he said: "This is the pyroxene. You will put your spirit into this pyroxene." Above, try to recall the [Starlight] I just released." "I have never seen this crystal before. Is it something unique to your Golden Dynasty? It seems to contain this rich ether. Can it be used to make magic weapons?" Kahn Hammer curiously rubbed the crystal in his hand. The pyroxene and Kalai Bloodstone next to him also showed an expression of wanting to touch it. He even took out the magnifying glass he carried with him to carefully observe the texture of the pyroxene surface. Rodia looked at Roland, who immediately coughed slightly: "Kahn, you will have time to study these issues later. The most important thing now is that you follow what Master Rodia said and try to hit the spirit here. On the pyroxene." "Oh, okay." Kahn Hammer nodded obediently, then pushed away Kale Bloodstone who was approaching him, and began to close his eyes and try to hit the spirit. The light contained in the pyroxene began to brighten, and Rodia nodded: "Well, it seems that he has successfully communicated with the pyroxene. Mr. Kahn, next you only need to wave the demihuman staff in your hand. Just imagine the starlight to cast the spell." After hearing this, Karn Hammer opened his eyes and asked, "Isn't there any spell or something?" "No, pyroxene magic does not require you to chant syllables to resonate with the invisible elemental fairies in the air." Rodia shook his mages of Kallia began to read books when they came to this world, and asked the magic casters of the Charles Empire who were captured in the mines to study and distinguish the magic of the borderland from the magic of the Salid continent. But Rodya didn't intend to explain too Lord Roland is interested, he will ask his companion who is good at summarizing to write a book dedicated to Roland.
So Karn Hammer imitated Rodia's previous movements and raised the demihuman queen's staff. But nothing happened. The staff in the dwarf prince's hand did not change, and no magic mark appeared. Karn Hammer's bearded face showed an expression of disappointment and certainty. The dwarf prince sighed slightly, then forced a smile to cover up his inner disappointment, and said to Roland: "Brother Roland, I just said that we dwarves have nothing to do with casting spells. Thank you for your kindness, you should tell me about this brilliance first. What is a stone? Now I am very eager to take it back and study it." Roland came over and patted Kahn Hammer on the shoulder to comfort him. Just as he was about to say something, Rodia stretched out his hand and interrupted. "No, how is it possible that you can't cast pyroxene magic?" Rodya asked a little hastily, and then he said to himself: "Impossible, pyroxene has already reacted to the spirit of this dwarf, which means that He has already learned this magic, could it be that his low intelligence leads to insufficient ether, and he cannot cast [Starlight]?" Finally, Rodia suddenly raised his head and said to Kahn Iron Hammer: "Your Excellency Kahn, there may be something wrong with the spell I chose just now. Next, I will cast [Pyroxene Magic Gravel], which requires lower intelligence. You Try again." Roland naturally knew that the "intelligence" Rodia mentioned did not refer to IQ, an indicator of whether a person is smart, but an attribute that affects the amount of ether stored in the body and the power of magic. So he quickly explained briefly to Kahn Hammer, who misunderstood that Rodia was scolding the dwarf for his low intelligence. Rodya didn't care that much. He just raised the college pyroxene staff in his hand again, and a light blue magic mark appeared in the air. A fist-sized pyroxene rubble with a sea-blue starlight tail was controlled by the Kaliya mage and was smashed to the ground. The pyroxene magic gravel collided with the ground, and half of the body was embedded in the soil. Then the stars floated up and slowly disappeared, leaving a blue hole on the ground. To explain it in game terms, the minimum intelligence requirement to use [Starlight] is 15 points, while the minimum intelligence requirement to use [Pyroxene Gravel] is 10 points. Rodia thought that [Starlight]'s requirements were low enough. Unexpectedly, the dwarf prince's intelligence attributes were not up to standard, so he lowered the standards even further. "It still doesn't work." Kahn Hammer tried it. He waved the demi-human queen's staff, but still couldn't use the magic of the pyroxene. Rodya tilted his head, and the stubborn temper that belonged to a scholar came up. "Stretch out your hand." Rodia said to Kahn Hammer. Kahn Hammer obediently extended his hand to Rodia, who grabbed it. The dwarf's hands were very rough, and the fingers were covered with calluses. Rodia's face frowned under the hood, and he carefully explored the body of the dwarf prince and felt a huge amount of ether stored in his body. It's just that this ball of ether seems to be some kind of inert substance, which is completely different from the active ether in the bodies of the captured spellcasters of the Charles Empire that Rodia examined. If the ether in the bodies of those spellcasters is like energetic teenagers, the ether in Karn Hammer seems to be a sleeping baby. "Well, you put on this hood of mine and try casting a spell again." Rodia took off his Olivenis stone hood, revealing a face that was fair but unshaven and had deep black hair. The face of a middle-aged man with circles under his eyes. He handed the hood to Karn Hammer because Olivianis's hood of pyroxene can improve the wearer's intelligence and stimulate affinity with the magic of pyroxene. "Hey! I said, I can't see anything. Why is it so dark inside this hood, there is no light at all! Master Rodia, can you see clearly when you walk normally?" Kahn Hammer, because of his dwarf size, His eyes could only reach half of the azure stone mask before he spoke out a joke to relieve his nervousness. Rodia ignored the dwarf prince's off-line words to relieve his tension, but put his hands on his shoulders, preparing to monitor the changes in the ether in Karn Hammer's body when he cast the spell. Karn Hammer didn't waste any more time. Under the equally nervous gaze of Kale Bloodstone, he once again imitated Rodia's use of [Phoenite Magic Gravel]. When the dwarf prince made a spell-casting action, Rodia finally felt the changes in the ether in the dwarf's body. The originally inert ether became active in an instant, and Rodia was certain that the ether was enough for Karn Iron Hammer to release [Pyroxene Demonic Gravel].
But these ethers suddenly fell silent when the spell was about to take shape, like a child who was just about to go out to play but was suddenly stopped by his parents to go home and do his homework. "Strange, really strange, why can't the mark of pyroxene magic be condensed?" Rodia took off the hood from Kahn Hammer, put it back on, and reported the phenomenon he discovered to Roland. Roland frowned, and he said thoughtfully: "Rodia, what you actually mean is that Kahn Hammer's intelligence attributes are fully qualified, and he has also learned the two pyroxene-type magics, right?" "That's right. So I want to apply for my fellow mages from the Kaliya royal family to come and help. They happen to be looking for a new research topic. I think they should be very interested in what happened to Mr. Kahn." Roddy Ya nodded. Roland's brows relaxed, showing a relaxed shook his head slightly and refused: "I'm sure Kahn has learned these two magics, then I can probably guess what caused it." Then Roland looked at Kahn Hammer, who was full of expectations, and greeted: "Kahn, you come to a place with me, which is in the training ground. Mr. Kale Bloodstone can also come with you." The place where Roland wanted to take Kahn Hammer was the strictly guarded blessing transmission point in the training ground. He speculated that Karn Hammer should be like the faded player in the game. After learning the spell from the teacher, he could not use it immediately. Instead, he had to memorize it in his own spell space at the blessing point before he could pass. The staff casts its magic. Rodia didn't have this kind of experience, so it was normal that he couldn't guess. After all, the player template and the mob template are different. After all, the Displaced Knight's set of lightning whirlwind chop combos is equivalent to the Faded One's use of the three combat skills combination of "Storm Foot + Storm Attack + Evoking Storm". Kahn Iron Hammer and Kale Bloodstone saw the blessing teleportation point on the ground. Before they could ask, Roland interrupted. "I know you are curious, but I will ask later. Kahn, please touch the golden blessing beam first, imagine the spells that Rodia just taught you, and remember them in your mind." Kahn Hammer looked at Roland and shrugged: "Brother Roland, your Golden Dynasty always surprises me. I really don't know what kind of secrets you hide. Fortunately, I am not one of those curious elves. , otherwise your hair will fall out in a hurry.” Then he stretched his hand towards the blessing teleportation point, and the golden light immediately shone, covering Karn Hammer's body, and then quickly returned to its original state. "How?" Roland asked tentatively. He was not 100% sure that this would allow the dwarf to cast spells. Karn Hammer showed an excited expression, and his hand waving the demihuman queen's staff even trembled. Sure enough, as the dwarf prince raised the staff again and made a spell-casting action, the cyan magic mark symbolizing the pyroxene successfully emerged from the pyroxene inlaid on the top of the staff, and a small ball of sea-blue starlight appeared. The light point appeared steadily above the head of Kahn Hammer. It was the pyroxene magic [Starlight] that Rodia mentioned before. "Did I...succeed?" Kahn Hammer's voice trembled, and he asked Kale Bloodstone, who was stunned at the side, in disbelief. Kalai Bloodstone came back to his senses, he happily rushed up to hug Karn Ironhammer, and shouted loudly: "Yes, you succeeded!! Dwarves can really cast magic..." At the end, Kale Bloodstone turned into a cryer: "We dwarves have finally waited for this day, Brother Kahn. If my father knew about this, he would go crazy with joy." Karn Hammer also hugged Karai Bloodstone tightly, with tears of excitement falling on his face. Then the dwarf prince raised his head, choked and looked at Roland and said: "This kindness... is too great for the dwarves. Even a city's mithril cannot express my gratitude to you, brother Roland. Thank you." ,Thank you, really." Chapter 51: News from Feiya By the time Kahn Hammer calmed down, Roland had already brought him and Kale Bloodstone back to the City Lord's Hall in Morn City. "Kahn, the fact that you can use the magic of the Golden Dynasty should not be made public for the time being, even if it is your father, don't tell him," Roland said. It was true that he was friends with Karn Hammer, but he was not familiar with the dwarf king of Stoneheart Castle. Then Roland added: "At least not until the Golden Dynasty becomes stronger or has more allies. This matter involves too many countries and people." Kahn Ironhammer calmed down at this time. He looked at each other with Kale Bloodstone and nodded to Roland: "You are right, brother Roland. Now let the fact that dwarves can cast magic be made public. Both your Golden Dynasty and our Stoneheart Castle are too dangerous. If those crazy mages from the Arcane Council knew that these grains could actually give dwarves magical talents, what kind of human greed could prompt them to do? Impulsive decisions are not unthinkable.”
Some people may want to ask, why didn't the Austrian and French Parliament simply choose to make peace with the Golden Dynasty and then cooperate? Isn't this a win-win situation? The basis of cooperation is established when the strength of the enemy and ourselves is almost equal. When the gap in strength between the enemy and ourselves is too great, plunder is the only method. The world's mage in the Arcane Council is only half born, and many respected mage in many countries want to betray him. If the news were spread now that the food produced by the Golden Dynasty could help dwarves awaken their magical talents, would these mages choose to side with a small country that just had two cities, or would they choose an arcana who taught them well during their studies? Legal Assembly? Unless those mages are crazy, they will stand against their classmates, seniors, and teachers.
