Don't Call Me A Succubus, I'm Really Just A Warlock!

It is not that there are no warlocks in Winter Fortress.

But compared to other professionals, the number is very rare.

Drizzt is equivalent to the novice leader, leading them to explain everything about Winter Fortress.

"We will arrange a place for you to live in later, but you will have to live in a dormitory for this month. After a month, after you finish training, you will need to find a place to live by yourself."

Drizzt said.

"The inner area is divided into more than a dozen areas, and each race lives separately. This avoids conflicts in peacetime."

“The shining golden building over there is the territory of the Dragon Clan.

However, due to internal problems within the dragon clan, they divided themselves into three small areas.

Color dragons occupy one part, metal dragons occupy one part, and gem dragons occupy one part. "

Mu En turned her head and moved her gaze to the direction Drizzt pointed.

The buildings made of gold coins shone brightly, and he heard low dragon roars from time to time.

"Are these all made of gold coins?" he asked Bronzebeard.

"Except for a few dragons, most dragons are poor." Bronzebeard said, "These buildings are made of brass inside, but they are just covered with a layer of gold powder on the outside."

Mu En gave a thumbs up. This is professionalism. He even knew what the internal materials were after just one glance.

Continuing forward, in addition to the area where the dragons live, he also saw a big tree in the sky, which was the area where the elves lived. Drizzt said that tree was the tree of life of the elves, and the elf girl identified it as true.

"This is a clone of the Tree of Life. It was replanted from a branch. Except that it cannot breed elves, it has all the other functions that the Tree of Life should have." The elf girl said.

Mu En nodded, but in his mind he added brackets to the tail of the tree of life and filled in "pseudo".

Behind the elves were the dwarves, who were as happy as a three-year-old child when they saw the dozens of meters tall furnace bronze beard.

Bronzebeard said that this furnace is one of the artifacts of the dwarves. The rarer the core material used for burning, the more powerful the flame will be.

Hearing this, Mu En couldn't help but glance at the (fake) Tree of Life. The dwarves live next to the elves, are they sure they don't covet this tree?

There are few core materials in this world that are more precious than the Tree of Life.

As we continue to move forward, the characteristics of each race are reflected in the places where they live.

But the journey eventually ends, and Drizzt took them to the center of the inner area, where three-story houses were everywhere.

There is also a sign on the side that says "dormitory".

"Okay, you will live here for the next month. There will be four people in a dormitory. Someone will come to take you to training tomorrow morning."

Drizzt divided the people into groups and gave them keys with door numbers.

After doing this, he turned and left.

Mu En was assigned to Bronzebeard, an elf girl, and an unknown orc, and Drizzt threw the dormitory key to him.

"Number 32."

Looking around, every dormitory is exactly the same, so you can only find them one by one.

"Give it to me." The elf girl stretched out her hand and took the key.

Mu En watched her tap the key with her finger, and then a green light point appeared on the key.

"You can find it if you follow me." The elf girl said.

Mu En said "Wow" and then followed.

Dormitory No. 32 is in the middle. This dormitory area is unexpectedly large.

But Mu En saw that most of the dormitories were empty.

Overall, it gives a ghost town feel.

Walking into the dormitory, Mu En estimated that the size of the first floor was about forty square meters.

The elf girl chose the third floor, Mu En and Bronzebeard lived on the second floor, and the half-orc chose the first floor.

On the way to the dormitory, Mu En learned the name of the orc. His name was Isaad, and he was a lion among the orcs.

Mu En was very interested in the thick white hair that only grew around his neck, but Isad's strong muscles prevented him from bringing up the idea of ​​touching it.

He was a little bored now, but he remembered that he was a warlock and ran to Bronzebeard who was warming himself by the fire.

"Bronzebeard, do you know how a warlock practices?"

Bronzebeard glanced at him: "Warlocks still need to practice? You warlocks are like dragons, you can become stronger while sleeping."

"Okay." No wonder he kept feeling that magic power was flowing towards him and then being stored in his body.

It turns out that this is constantly getting stronger.

With nothing to do, Mu En took out the book she carried with her and started reading.

This is a miscellaneous book written by a bard, with various contents.

There are also records about the Winter Fortress in miscellaneous books. It says that a dead world met the world of Kerles, causing the breath of that dead world to leak in and infect the creatures in the peripheral areas, turning them into monsters and triggering a demonic disaster. .

In order to resist the demonic disaster, the dwarves in the world of Kerlais melted three artifacts and built a winter fortress that would never fall to stand in front of the demonic disaster.

Mu En didn't know if what was written above was true.

Bronzebeard didn't know either, he only knew that his ancestor was one of the dwarf masters who designed the Winter Fortress.

So Mu En could only read this miscellaneous book as a story.

Someone will bring food to you when you eat, and the food is very rich.

Before joining the team, Mu En ate black bread.

You can only eat normal food after joining the team.

However, the food provided by Winter Fortress is even more abundant.

This allowed Mu En to regain some of her pre-travel living standards.

The elf girl didn't eat.

When Mu En went upstairs to call her, he saw her drinking water from a glass bottle.

When Bronzebeard found out, he said that it was the water from the Moon Well. The elves basically drank it, and the long-eared people ate it.

Early the next morning, there was a knock on the door outside the dormitory.

Isad opened the door and saw that it was a veteran of Winter Fortress, calling them to gather in a square.

Soon Mu En and Bronzebeard finished cleaning up, and the elf girl also came down from upstairs.

The four people followed the veterans to the square. Apart from them, hundreds of people had gathered in the square.

These are the soldiers who have recently arrived at Winter Fortress.

In other words, recruits.

When everyone was gathered together and finished, there was a sound in the square.

A silence spell was released, and everyone could quietly listen to the voice above.

This voice mainly introduces the training they will receive in the next month and the combat methods of Winter Fortress.

It was almost noon when the voice finished speaking, and then veterans came around, divided the people in the square according to their occupations, and finally took them away for training.

Bronzebeard followed the dwarf, Isard followed the orc, and the elf girl was also taken away by an elf archer.

Soon the square was empty.

But there was still one person standing alone.

"Forehead……"

Mu En looked around, "Where am I going? No one wants me?"

"Warlock." At this time, the voice in the sky sounded again.

"Sorry, due to the special nature and rarity of warlocks, there is currently no place in Winter Fortress that can train you."

"Otherwise, you can go here."