Just being a dark elf in Warhammer

Koptiti stood up excitedly, almost knocking over the wax board and pen on the table, and the lace necklace on his neck jingled. His steps were hurried, almost trotting towards Dacus. His usually calm and serious expression seemed particularly enthusiastic at this moment, his tail swayed quickly with his emotions, and his scales shimmered in the light.

When he came to Dacus, he did not hide his joy, and his eyes flashed with the same reverence as when he first met. He opened his hands and made a gesture of respect in the lizard society, and then bowed his head in a ritualistic gesture.

Dacus smiled, stretched out his arms, and hugged Koptiti who was about to salute. His hug made Koptiti stunned for a moment. As a spirit lizard priest, Koptiti was accustomed to strict rituals and rules, especially when expressing respect. However, at this moment, Dacus's enthusiasm and sincerity broke the shackles of these etiquette and conveyed a purer emotion.

Copti's scales trembled slightly. His past painful experiences made him not good at expressing emotions, but at this moment, his tail gently slapped the ground, revealing his inner joy. The moment he was hugged by Dacus, he felt an indescribable warmth. It was a long-lost, beyond-words understanding and tacit understanding.

"Old friend, my heart is at ease when you are here." After the hug, Dacus said with a smile, and stretched out his left arm to signal.

Copti was still the same, wearing the foot ring he wore when he first met Dacus, a pair of blackened gold foot rings. The golden staff, which was a little black due to age, was placed next to the table.

Unlike other lizard priests, he did not have any feather headdresses, let alone gold necklaces. He only had the lace necklace and shoulder bag Dacus gave him. The necklace was a black product that Chupakoko got from the grand market of Hesiota. The shoulder bag on his waist was made by Horuoto, decorated with a grid of different dyed threads, which was very exquisite. The fur balls of different colors on the edge of the shoulder bag were trendy and earthy, but also very attractive.

"A gift for you." Before Koptiti could say anything, Dacus took the gift and handed it to Koptiti.

"I like it very much." Koptiti looked at the gift, his eyes kept flashing, and his pupils slightly expanded with the fluctuation of emotions. The color on the crown kept changing, from green to bright blue, and finally stayed in a deep red.

There was no thank you or courtesy. When the spirit lizards exchanged items, they only liked and disliked.

"Come." Daxus motioned for Coptiti to stretch out his hand. The gift he brought to Coptiti was a bronze arm guard from Athel Loren. The bronze arm guard in the Asrai style has decorative and protective functions. As for what the meaning of his gift to Coptiti is...

"How is it?"

"I like it very much, I like it very much!" Coptiti repeated again, his voice full of uncontrollable excitement. His fingers gently stroked the delicate Asrai pattern on the arm guard, which was a collision of skills and culture he had never seen before. The arm guard formed a sharp contrast with his scales, and the luster of the arm guard perfectly matched his original simple dress, which looked unique and powerful.

"I can feel your joy. Now, take me around?" Daxus looked at Coptiti's reaction and couldn't help laughing.

He found a lot of stone tablets when he first traveled in Lustria, and he found some more during the Battle of Gorond after returning to Naggaroth. Drusala and Morathi broke up, but Malekith and Anasara stood on Drusala's side and acted as good guys, which made Morathi angry and then caused other troubles, such as the assassination of Hirsis.

The slate obtained during the Battle of Gorond is related to the calibrator and the Star Banner. The Star Banner only has an introduction, but no detailed production process. The calibrator has been put into use. In the recent Battle of Zahuitak, some of the skin lizard breeders who operated and maintained the Salamander Hunting Team and the Ancient Salamanders were equipped with calibrators, but due to the terrain and the characteristics of the Salamanders, there was not much room for them to play.

In battle, Salamanders often cover the flanks of the Lizardmen army. The problem is that there were no flanks in the Battle of Zahuitak due to the terrain. Salamanders are similar to dragons. They have two attack modes, one is continuous breath, like a flamethrower, and the other is spitting fire bombs, like artillery shells. Although the attack mode is similar to that of a dragon, the Salamander cannot fly, the trajectory is too flat, and the range is not good.

"Where are the pterosaurs and riders?" Daxus picked up the banana leaf-like calibrator and played with it, flapping it like a fan, then aimed his eyes at the prism aiming device in the staff and observed through the prism.

The calibrator is not a black box or a device, but a set of equipment, a main accessory worn on the Salamander's head, a bit like a brain control device. A Skin Lizard commander will aim with the calibrator, and when the aiming is completed, it will be activated. Then two Skin Lizards will poke the Salamander with a fork-like activator, and the Salamander that is poked is equivalent to receiving the command to fire.

Before the appearance of the calibrator, the Skin Lizards operating the Salamanders were a bit too consumable. Moving to the flank and finding a good shooting position is very difficult for Skin Lizard keepers and is a difficult task. For Salamanders often charge directly into battle, using tooth and claw to deal out their woes, rather than forming formations and breathing fire upon their foes as directed by their Skink Keepers.

And stimulating a salamander to spit fire is also a dangerous task. In this process, the skin lizard breeder has a high probability of being eaten by the salamander or covered with bile, which means that he will catch fire before the enemy catches fire.

The emergence of the calibrator solves this problem. In addition to accurate shooting, the brain control device can suppress the wildness of the salamander. The staff-like calibrator can also serve as a device to guide the movement of the salamander. As long as it is aimed and activated, the skin lizard uses a fork to poke the body of the salamander instead of the gland.

Koptiti shook his head.

Dakuus, who put down the calibrator, nodded.

When he obtained the calibrator slate, he thought about miniaturizing the device and equipping it with pterosaur riders. The calibrator is reduced to a windshield for the skin lizard rider, and then the activator is worn on the hand or on the foot like a spur. When the skin lizard rider starts to dive, the skin lizard rider searches for the target while manipulating the pterosaur to aim at the impact point, turning the pterosaur into a real dive bomber. The problem is...

After opening the connection with the Southland jungle, the Lustria continent has obtained the technology to control the beaked dragon. The device is similar to the brain control device worn on the head of the fire lizard. The problem is that this thing is useless when worn on the pterosaur's head. In addition to the pterosaur's personality not being as unruly as the beaked dragon, the device is not effective. According to the feedback from the rider, there is no difference between wearing it and not wearing it.

"What's the problem?" He asked again unwillingly.

"It doesn't work." Koptiti spread his hands and said a little disappointedly.

Dakuus was speechless. What can he say? He can't say anything. The creations of the ancient saints are like this. They can be made and used. Then... maybe the ancient saints have to be found. This matter is not easy even if Shi Lan comes forward.

He didn't ask, but he was sure that the device to control the beaked dragon would not work when worn on the head of a salamander. The device worn on the head of a salamander would also not work on a beaked dragon, because the lizard had tried it before. The creations he found in the Golden Pool were probably useless. They were all targeted and not universal. He could only attribute it to the different structures of the brains of organisms.

Dacus and Coptiti walked and stopped along the way, sometimes visiting and introducing, and sometimes discussing issues in depth. Soon they came to a processing workshop.

"This is where small crystals are processed." Coptiti introduced softly.

Dacus followed Coptiti's gesture and looked over. The lizard craftsmen in the workshop were sitting on a row of stone benches with concentration. The work process was orderly and their movements were dexterous and precise.

There were all kinds of crystal fragments scattered on the ground, and on the table were huge uncarved crystal stones. As the craftsmen polished and cut, some crystal stones were shaped into shapes similar to battery blocks.

He took a few steps closer and observed carefully. He found that this was not an assembly line, but a typical handmade production from scratch. The skin lizard craftsman with a lens on his head used a sharp stone knife to make a preliminary cut on the crystal, whittling it into a rough cuboid, and then gently wiped it with leather.

Several skin lizard craftsmen would occasionally close the eye with the lens in front, open the other eye, and hold the crystal up to the light to confirm whether there were any flaws inside the crystal. If there were, the craftsman would use a more delicate grinder to polish it to ensure that each piece of crystal was crystal clear.

A skin lizard craftsman held a finished crystal high and proudly showed it to his companion next to him. They looked at each other, and then burst into a hoarse laugh at the same time. The laughter was loud and energetic, echoing throughout the workshop.

Dakuus also laughed, and he could feel the sense of accomplishment of the skin lizards.

Then he left with Coptiti. The workshops that Coptiti took him to visit were all for processing crystals, and this tunnel was all. The processed crystals are large and small. The small ones are polished into sights and lenses worn on the heads of the lizard craftsmen. The larger ones are polished into batteries for flashlights. The larger ones are materials and lighting equipment needed by the core system of Spikazuma.

As he walked, he thought. Crystals have both storage and conduction functions, but more of the latter than the former. Suitable for conduction, just like the lens system of Spikazuma. Or connected to the arcane ball, acting as a buffer, storing or consuming part of the energy, preventing the arcane ball from overloading and exploding.

Of course, crystals can also be used as batteries, just like some energy guns. Crystals act as ammunition, and the energy guns shoot out the energy in the crystals. After the battle is over, the crystals are charged and put into use in the next battle.

But crystals have a disadvantage. Overload will cause them to break and turn into powder. This is the experience he gained on Albion Island. The connection between the halberd of the god and the rod is movable. After unscrewing, the original crystal has become powdery. This is why he needed the sun to charge the halberds of the god that he first obtained here.

Specifically, there is 100% energy in the crystal, but only 80% can be used. A portion must be retained before it can be used again, otherwise it will crack and become completely useless.

Gems and crystals have the same positioning, but gems have monetary value and are rare. If only a few of the weapons of the gods use gems for energy, it would be fine. Once they are spread over a large area, it would be like giving every soldier an energy gun, then...

"Maybe..."

Koptiti stopped and looked at Dacus who was about to say something.

"It's okay." Dacus shook his head. He thought that this problem might be solved. He could thoroughly understand the technology brought from the Mirror City, combine it with the existing technology in this world, and produce it like glass to achieve mass production. He didn't ask for the crystal that could provide energy to the entire Atlantis as the legend said. It should be fine to use it as a consumable like an AA battery.

There is definitely some difficulty. The main components of crystal and glass are silicon dioxide, but this world is a little different from his previous world. The previous world said that crystal had some energy, which was a lie. This world really has it... and the glass in the Mirror City is also a little special.

He found that he was thinking a little too far. He would get through the current stage first, as if he would equip energy guns tomorrow. Before the war with Asur, he would be thankful to be able to equip officers, Kledan and some elites with divine weapons.

"Where is the equipment brought back before?"

"It's in another place, sealed. Do you want to go and see it?"

In the Lead Castle on Orbian Island, Dacus met the sixth second-generation Slan and a third-generation Slan. In addition to these two Slann, there are some other things in the Lead Castle, some complex mechanical devices and control devices, and a biological laboratory that looks very sci-fi and futuristic. He asked about these devices. He planned to let his sister and the Vaal priests conduct in-depth research on the mechanical devices and control devices. As for the biological laboratory...

"Have you seen the stone tablet related to the dragon?"

"Blessed Cultivator?"

"Yes..."

The Blessed Cultivator is used to cultivate the giant beasts of Lustria, and the dragon-related incubator is the same as the Blessed Cultivator, but it is definitely not called this name. He did not correct these minor details, anyway, he was talking about this device.

"After the construction of the blessed incubator in Taraxlan was completed, the craftsmen were sent to Okos. They are already very mature and will return to Spikazuma soon. Some details of the blessed incubator related to dragons need to be modified. If necessary, I will adjust the deployment immediately."

"I will go there in a few days to take a look. In this way, after the blessed incubator in Okos is built, let them come back to build the dragon incubator. I need it urgently."

Okos, with the landmark building of the Bird Shrine, is very close to the Kaochen Plain, and the Kaochen Plain and the southern rainforest of Lustria are the living areas of the Beaked Dragon, so this temple city has become the place for training Beaked Dragon. The construction of the blessed incubator here is to cultivate more Beaked Dragons, which is nothing to say.

I just don't know how the Slanns coordinated with each other. Before the discovery of the stone tablet, Hesiota itself had it, but it was in the state of abolished equipment, but there was no correct way to start it.

In addition to this, the first one was built in Spicazuma, the second one was in Taraxlan, and the third one should have been built in a major town like Itaza or Slanwupek, but somehow it ended up in Okoos. Do the Slanns think that the three blessing incubators are enough? Is the ground enough now? Should the air force be strengthened? Or should it be guided by the stars?

No matter how the Slanns coordinate, it doesn't matter. He knows that the construction period of the blessing incubator is very long and surprisingly slow. When he first came to Lustria, the first one was under construction. When he came the second time, the construction of Taraxlan had just started. It was still under construction when he left last time.

He was ready to jump the queue. After the blessing incubator in Okoos was built, he would let the professional team come back and build a new one in Spicazuma. When the time comes, he will use a ship to pull it back to Nagaros. He must let the red dragons see the cake.

Koptiti greeted Dacus and said that he would obey Dacus's orders.

After arriving at a new tunnel, the air suddenly filled with a strong smell of rust and sulfur.

Daxus stopped and saw an ancient salamander with a brain control device on its head squatting in the center of the workshop, spewing out hot flames with a deep red light, lighting up the entire foundry. (End of this chapter)