Don't call me evil god

Miranda has changed a lot.

If we use the nine-square grid of camps to describe it.

The once simple, lawful good Miranda Warren has disappeared.

After being led astray by the followers of Norwen, and experiencing a series of things, Miranda is now more inclined to neutral good.

When following the rules can no longer maintain justice, Miranda does not refuse to use means that violate the rules.

For example, what happened in Green Harbor and Ceylon Territory.

She supports the use of less just methods to achieve result justice.

But there is still a bottom line.

In this regard, the difference between Miranda and Brandon is obvious.

Brandon is more like the chaotic good camp, and he has always implemented what he thinks is justice.

As for what kind of means are used in the process, for Brandon, there is nothing taboo.

However, different views and ways of dealing with things do not affect their relationship as good companions.

Because most of the time, neither of them needs to use their brains.

The think tanks in this team are basically Pete and Gale, and the strategies they discuss and propose are basically recognized by everyone.

For example, this time's plan.

Let Reina try first to see if she can blend into the group of black-robed people as a warlock.

If not, then the negotiation has broken down and she will just attack!

...

Hope Carpet Shop.

Stepping into the shop for the third time.

I don't know if it's because of the contract she signed with the devil Raphael, but when Reina looked at the tapestries hanging and stacked in the shop again, she suddenly had an idea.

"Wait! What is this?!"

No wonder she thought the patterns of these carpets were weird and abnormal, making people uncomfortable!

This time, she successfully identified the patterns of the devil's magic array from the patterns!

This is not a tapestry, it's clearly a magic array drawn in advance!

Warlocks have two ways to use spells.

Directly chant the spell, or draw a magic array.

The advantages of the former are that it is convenient, fast, and you can choose any target, but it is less powerful and consumes more [Soul Fragments] and mental power.

Although the latter is limited to a fixed location, it will be difficult to work if the enemy does not step into it, but with the help of the devil's magic circle to cast the spell, the power is stronger and the consumption is reduced instead of increased.

In terms of spellcasting, warlocks and mages are actually not much different.

The common point between the two sides is that the strength that can be exerted in positional warfare is far greater than that in encounter warfare.

Whether it is a mage's tower or a warlock's magic cave, rashly attacking will definitely pay a painful price.

Except for the layout of the magic circle itself, no one knows how many magic circles have been drawn and hidden in advance, just waiting for the enemy to arrive and activate them all.

Reina felt cold sweat on her head.

Fortunately, they did not rush in and attack directly.

Sure enough, it is both an evil god and a devil. How can it be a good thing to deal with such a dangerous existence?

When she first came, Reina thought that she could take advantage of the 3rd-level stealth and kill the dwarf clerk with a burst.

Her idea was a bit naive.

Although the spells that Reina can learn are the simplest tier 1 skills, this does not prevent them from submitting destiny points to learn about some higher-level spell effects.

Since the opponent is also a contracted person of the devil, knowing yourself and the enemy will increase your chances of winning.

Each professional route has their own "life-saving" moves to deal with stealth.

For example, the ranger can use [illumination arrow] to detect the existence of invisibility, and [backward jump] to remove all restraints, and even when the situation is bad, [pseudo-death] will completely stop the body's functions for a period of time, and will not die immediately even if it is fatally injured.

The mage has a tier 3 magic called [deep freeze]. This is a gain-adding magic. When encountering fatal danger, the extremely hard deep cold ice will completely wrap the mage, immune to all attacks during the period, and even the status effects on the body will be frozen and stagnant.     According to the rules of professional rating, the warlock has a tier 2 magic called [soul diversion].

The effect of this magic is very hell-style.

After mastering this spell, if you want to activate the drawn magic circle, you don't have to inject energy one by one.

At the cost of consuming [Soul Fragments], you can activate the devil magic circle not far away from the air!

This means that once a strong attack is launched on this tapestry shop, every tapestry here may become a dangerous hell spell!

...

Reina sorted out her expression and demeanor, making herself look cold, indifferent, and a little evil and crazy.

This is not a stereotype.

Because most warlocks look like this.

No matter what their original personality is, signing a contract with the devil means that powerful power is at their fingertips, but they will also be feared and isolated.

Living alone, most of the time only the devil with whom you have a contract will come to communicate with you.

Over time, they will naturally become withdrawn and weird.

The powerful power obtained without effort will also make them ignore the rules and do their own thing.

Walk into the store slowly with light steps.

Reina also changed into a black robe, still with a hood, and the wide hood covered most of her face.

Under the dim light of the tapestry shop, the rest of her face was difficult to see clearly.

Walked in front of the dwarf shop manager.

Reina gently placed a piece of parchment on the other party's table.

On it, a complex pattern was drawn with a large number of circles and triangles.

The pattern was actually the [Fear] magic circle drawn in the tavern earlier.

Reina killed two birds with one stone.

Not only did she use the magic circle to complete the communication with the devil, but she also signed a fairly equal contract.

Now she can use it to prove her identity as a warlock.

"Huh?"

The dwarf looked down and saw the magic circle pattern on the parchment, and made a nasal sound of doubt.

"... Who are you?"

"Someone told me that I can find people like me here."

"It seems that I am in the right place."

Reina first said it in the common language, and then switched to the not-so-fluent dwarven language.

When she repeated it in dwarven language, the dwarf frowned and pondered for a while after listening.

Probably because Reina's pronunciation was wrong, some dwarven words with similar pronunciations appeared in this sentence, causing the other party to "manually correct the error".

After a long time, the other party replied in a low voice:

"Serru, Catole, Hudimslaner."

Then he squeezed out a few words in the common language with seriously unstandard pronunciation:

"Lambs, three, bring, here."

Reina breathed a sigh of relief.

In the illusion magic, the other party's dwarven translation also came out.

It means:

"Bring three lambs here as your proof."

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