An ordinary fantasy adventure in the continent of Faerun

Noshier didn't notice the commotion behind him. Before Andy remembered his feat in the city, he had walked nearly a street away, so he didn't know that his actions half a year ago had left him with a nickname.

But even if he knew, he wouldn't care too much. After all, a title of this level is not enough to give him an incentive point. His reputation is only slightly spread in individual unions, and he will not be satisfied with just these achievements.

Now there is about an hour before the scheduled meeting time, but there is nothing worth noting in Rivington at present, so now Noshier plans to go to the checkpoint of the south wing of Feilongguan to see how many harpists are left there.

He put on his hood again and used magic to change the color of his eyes to make it look less scary, and then walked towards the destination. He didn't want to expose his ability to fly for the time being.

Noshier walked very fast. In less than ten minutes, he had arrived at the checkpoint. On the way, he even passed by Jianwan Express and saw Gumvik, who was not dead yet, and his most important animal companion in this game, Scratching, a smart and brave white working dog.

Gmuvik is now in charge of the kennel, not the woman who abuses animals in the game. He and his apprentice Delingo take good care of the dogs inside.

"Come here and scratch, good boy, catch it quickly."

Gmuvik holds a wooden stick and keeps teasing Scratch, while his apprentice Delingo is feeding the other two unknown working dogs.

Noshier stood outside the fence, watching Gmuvik and Scratch interact. He felt a little emotional for a while. No matter how many rounds he has completed in the game, he is still unfamiliar with these "old friends" in reality, or even doesn't know them at all.

Alas, Noshier sighed and looked at this old friend again.

Shaking his head, he put away his sorrow, and did not choose to meet him, but left here before others found him.

Sniff, Scratch, who was playing, suddenly stopped and sniffed around. It smelled the smell of a stranger, but soon the smell disappeared without a trace.

"What are you thinking about, kid? Pick up the stick."

Gmuvik was clapping and shouting at Scratch, which made Scratch quickly give up thinking, pick up the stick on the ground and run towards Gmuvik. After all, for him now, Gmuvik is his best friend.

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It was very smooth when passing the South Wing Checkpoint, so smooth that he was a little bit unbelievable. He thought that at this time when the whole city was under martial law, Flame Fist would be more harsh on a stranger like him, but he didn't expect that there were only a few soldiers on duty at the entire South Wing Checkpoint.

"Maybe it's all in the Feilongyan Fortress in the middle."

The Feilong Bridge, which connects the outer city and the lower city, is composed of two sections of bridges, with a fortress across the middle, which is also the place where Gotash is crowned in the game.

Speaking of Gotash.

"This guy should also be in Baldur's Gate now, right? But Karak said before that he seems to be just a lord. Now this person should not have much power or strong military power."

"Although Gotash has become the chosen one of Bane, the God of Tyranny, in the timeline two years later, even if he has joined the God of Tyranny now, before he makes any achievements, Gotash should not have any status in the God of Tyranny's sect."

Yes, if you want to win the favor of the God of Tyranny, your personal military power is not the decisive factor. The bigger factor that really affects whether He looks at you is your secular power. Gotash, who is at most a lord at present, obviously does not meet this condition.

"But this man should not be underestimated. His wisdom and ambition are more dangerous than his force."

Bane, the god of tyranny, is one of the three gods of death who bring great harm to the world. Bane has a simple value system. The strong have the right and obligation to rule the weak. Tyrants who are able to grasp power must do so, because this will not only benefit the tyrants, but also the people under their rule. When the rulers succumb to depravity, corruption or aging, a stronger and more suitable ruler will rise up.

It sounds like this doctrine is a mixed bag of good and bad, but in fact tyranny brings only pain and destruction. The oppressed people rebel against the tyrants, and the tyrants who are revolted oppress the people. In this vicious reaction, countless losses are caused, and the damage caused is far greater than the benefits brought by violence.

Moreover, most of Bane's admirers are ambitious people and politicians. They often prioritize their own interests and do not care about their subjects at all. They only use them as tools to squander. In the game, Gotash has only been in power for a few months and has brought countless pains to the city.

Enver Gotash is ambitious and capable. He can do whatever it takes to achieve his goals and will eliminate those who hinder him by all means. Although his personal military strength is not high, his level of danger is definitely comparable to that of the other two voters of the Three Gods of Death.

"This guy will never be content to be unknown. He will definitely take advantage of the Grand Duke's disappearance to enhance his power or authority. Only strength can quickly obtain these things, so the best way for Gotash is to create those steel monsters in the game."

Noshir didn't hear any information about the Iron Guard during his time in the city, which means that this steel monster has not been created yet, but combined with the progress of the game, Noshir feels that this thing has been created recently.

In the timeline of Baldur's Gate 3, that is, two years later, when Enver Gotash was in charge of Baldur's Gate, this giant robot has already appeared widely on the streets and gates of Baldur's Gate, and protected the safety of the citizens of Baldur's Gate in the name of Gotash.

However, this is just a lie. The Iron Guard is not a protector, but a war weapon that completely obeys Enver Gotash alone. It is the iron whip of the tyrant, and Gotash uses it to gather his flock.

The craftsmanship of making things like the Iron Guard is not entirely from Gotash alone, because driving this steel monster is one of the purposes of Noshir's visit to Baldur's Gate this time.

"Hell Engine."