Path of light

Chapter 620 621. Grams

The black beast tide covered the bloody sky. Behind the beast tide followed a black magic whale, which floated in the air. Every time it leaped forward, it would open its mouth and suck the dark beasts and dark creatures in front of it into its mouth.

Its body was like a small mountain, dark all over, and a layer of exoskeleton grew on many parts of its skin.

A group of demon hunters who were hunting nearby were so scared that they hid in the sand.

At this moment, Roy and the great magician Grams lay quietly in the magic box. Although the space in the box was not large, it was very clean, and the box was very breathable.

When Roy sat in the box, his legs could be completely straightened.

The inner wall of the box was a very soft blanket. If he hadn't been worried about the big guy in the sky, he would even want to sleep in this magic box.

The magic box blocked Roy's breath and perception. He didn't know what the situation outside was.

After Roy was promoted to the Grand Priest, he was promoted all the way to level 17.

He found that if he relied on the Holy Light Tree to absorb the power of the external Holy Light bit by bit, even if he raised a greenhouse of light flowers, his progress would be extremely slow.

But since he successfully killed a sea beast priest in the Sun Island Bay, that kind of leapfrog promotion has appeared frequently, especially when hunting dark creatures in the dark land, Roy has been promoted frequently...

He sat cross-legged in the magic box and meditated like the Great Magician Grams. He saw that the power of the Holy Light in his body began to run rapidly. He focused his attention on his hands, and soon his hands were filled with the power of the Holy Light. Finally, the part below the forearm was almost completely assimilated with the Holy Light.

The Holy Light Tree also grew extremely luxuriantly in his body, and the light flowers on the tree occasionally sprinkled some holy light particles.

Roy tried to silently recite the holy prayer at this time. He didn't even draw the divine runes. A holy light bullet immediately appeared in front of his body, which scared Roy...

I don't know how long it took. Hiding in the box, I have no concept of time. There was a knocking sound outside the magic box.

Roy sat in the box, raised his hands above his head and tried to push the lid.

The lid was opened...

Grams stood next to him. He bent down and stretched out his hand to pull Roy out of the box.

The sky had returned to its original blood color, and the black clouds that were rushing towards it had long disappeared at the edge of the sky. Roy looked around and asked Grahams:

"Did the black devil whale leave?"

"It left a long time ago. I guess this area is not its territory. It just happened to pass by here while chasing its prey." Grahams said, patting Roy on the shoulder, "Let's go. We've been out for too long. It's time to return to the magic cabin."

When packing up the magic box, Grahams saw Roy's quick movements and couldn't help asking:

"Roy, do you plan to join an adventure group? , go on adventures all over the world? "

Roy patted the sand on his hands, straightened up and said:

"Actually, before joining the 17th Silver Pegasus Legion, I formed an adventure group with a few friends, but some coincidences made me the leader of the mine guard group. There is no adventure plan for the time being. I want to take these guys back to the Partington plane and plan the next thing. "

Roy did not say that he built a plateau city on the Pagisto Plateau, owned more than a dozen mines on the plateau, and had a fishery in the Sun Island Bay. He was in charge of the primary magic herb business on the Partington plane.

In the Partington plane, Roy was indeed a little dissatisfied with the 17th Silver Pegasus Legion. He felt that some Silver Moon Elf nobles in the legion were unwilling to abide by the original agreement. After the war on the Pagisto Plateau subsided, they tried to start occupying the plateau mines.

When he walked out of the Partington plane, he found that some of the actions of the Silver Pegasus Legion were really gentle.

The Silver Pegasus Corps is the actual controller of the Partington plane, but most of the mines on Partington are actually controlled by Roy. Although Roy's mine guards belong to the 17th Silver Pegasus Corps, the 17th Silver Pegasus Corps can only get half of the mine's income.

Roy knows that sooner or later, the income of the Pagisto Plateau mine will have to be given up. In the future, the income of the Partington plane should come from three places: primary magic herb trade, metal gems, and fisheries in the Sun Island Bay.

Roy is most optimistic about the fishery in Sun Island Bay, because after the waterway between Sun Island Bay, Plateau City, and Padstow City is opened, the magic airship will closely connect the three places. The half-blood elves are not averse to eating fish, and the fishery resources in Partington are likely to be self-sufficient...

When Grams heard Roy say that he wanted to bring the Mine Guard back to Partington, he remembered that the overly young half-elf in front of him was still a leader...

He patted his forehead hard and smiled at Roy and said, "I almost forgot that you are still a leader. I really didn't think that there would be a Silver Moon Elf noble who could put aside the prejudice between races and let you form a team of half-blood elves for fighting."

"In fact, the process is quite tortuous. At first, this mine guard was called the Mine Guard Team, and later it was expanded into the Mine Guard Corps." Roy said with a smile.

"So, you can become the leader of this guard, and there is also a very exciting story?" Grams asked Roy.

Roy rubbed his forehead and said casually:

"It's okay, but I feel like I've been pushed along all the way. At first, I just agreed to be a guide and lead the Vanguard Cavalry Regiment into the plateau. Later, I became a leader inexplicably, and my life seemed to have changed a lot."

Grems asked curiously, "Can you tell me what's different?"

Roy hesitated and said, "First of all, I became very rich all of a sudden."

Grems was stunned. He couldn't understand it.

After a while, he said:

"... Sorry, as a magician... I lack the concept of Kohler. For me, the most basic trading currency should be magic crystal."

Roy knew that many Silver Moon Elves also had no concept of money. They had lived a rich life since they were born.

Roy said, "I still remember that I sold a lot of nightmare vines to get enough money for this magic pattern structure."

"After becoming the leader of the mine guard, I had some savings in my pocket. I never had the time or opportunity to buy a better magic pattern structure. I used to hope to cross the Endless Sea by boat and go to the other side of the sea to take a look. Now I hope that the half-blood elves on the Pagisto Plateau can live a better life."

Roy said this in a subtle way, indicating that the money in his pocket can make the half-blood elves on the Pagisto Plateau live a better life.

But Grams didn't notice this. He only heard Roy say that he wanted to go to the other side of the sea to take a look...

"Is it the other side of the Endless Sea?"

"Yes." Roy replied.

"The other side of the sea is the Roland Continent. I have been there." Grams said with some pride.

Then he went on to say, "It has always been occupied by the Green Empire. A few years ago, when we were fighting the Naga Sea Tribe, His Majesty Ansel formed an alliance with the Green Empire and married the eldest princess to Prince James of the Green Empire. It was because of that alliance that we occupied the Queen Ewenni Islands. A few years ago, I heard that the eldest princess gave birth to a pair of baby girls. His Majesty Ansel personally named these two noble ladies who were born with a silver spoon in their mouths Yingli and Ledie. Counting them, they are about ten years old now."

"Green Empire?"

Roy heard many friends around him mention this name, especially the high priest Reed who told him a lot about the Green Empire. He was also full of curiosity about this country.

"Yeah! By the way, there are many believers of the Statue of Liberty over there. The whole country believes in the Statue of Liberty. There are also many priests in their army. The knight army promoted by the priests and the constructed knights can even fight against the wolf riders of the orc tribe on the front battlefield." Graves went on to introduce.

"Construction Knights..."

Roy was a little surprised when he heard about this kind of knights for the first time.

Then he began to think... How much money would it take to form a Construction Knights.

Grems continued: "Also, the magicians over there are good at fire magic, and human magicians often appear in the army. They stand in a row at the back of the battlefield, and then cast a large fireball spell on the battlefield, and the whole battlefield will burn."

Then he complained about the army configuration of the Silver Moon Elf Kingdom: "Unlike our Elf Kingdom, magicians rarely go to the battlefield, and the Moon Temple priests are the same."

Roy thought of the days ago, it was with the help of the Great Elf Archers and the Moon Temple Priests of the Silver Moon Elf Kingdom that the 17th Silver Pegasus Legion won the battle of the Queen Ewenni Islands with difficulty.

So he said, "Actually, the priests of the Moon Temple are pretty good. They also fought when the gray dwarf bandits attacked the Queen Ivennie Islands a while ago."

Grems smiled, curled his lips and said,

"I guess you don't know that the 17th Silver Pegasus Legion has to pay a large commission to the Moon Temple for this."

Roy was even more surprised: "Ah, do you still have to charge money?"

"Then why do you think the priests of the Moon Temple would go to the Queen Ivennie Islands?" Grems asked Roy back.

"..."

At this moment, Roy didn't know how to answer.

In fact, he also hated the priests of the Moon Temple...

The two walked and talked, walking down the gentle slope all the way, planning to go to the next gathering point to wait for the magic wooden house.

The further down they went, the more mottled and weathered rocks there were around, and some shells that were worn out of shape were exposed on the black sand.

The obstacles around them gradually increased, and there was still some soft sand under their feet.

Sure enough, the surrounding environment has some characteristics of the sea. At least there are no gray-white shells bigger than fists on land...

"Be careful!" Grams reminded Roy again.

He pulled Roy's arm to prevent Roy from taking another step forward.

Roy quickly took a small step back and looked in the direction where Grams was looking. He saw an eyeball secretly poking out from the crack of a cracked rock. The eye grew on a thorny vine. The vine stretched out from the crack of the rock and supported the eyeball to swing back and forth.

The eyeball was as big as a coconut, and there was endless darkness in the center of the pupil.

It kept scanning a fan-shaped area outside the rock, looking like a camera twisting back and forth.

"What is that?"

Roy was startled by the eyeball. At first, he thought the rock had eyes. If there was a rock giant hidden here, it would be a bit funny.

But then Roy found that the rock had no signs of activity, only the eyeball was alive.

Grems replied:

"That is a magic eye. It is a dark monster that monitors this area."

"Usually, there is a dark lord in this area... only then will there be such a thing. They are a kind of dark parasitic monster. Let's not provoke it. Let's withdraw first." Grems said to Roy.

The two of them retreated more than ten meters along the way they came, and then began to bypass the rocky area just now.

The road ahead became more difficult to walk. There were some sharp rocks hidden in the soft fine sand. If you step on them accidentally, it is easy to sprain your ankle...

Grems's perception is much higher than Roy, so he walked in front.

Roy followed Grems obediently and bypassed this rocky area.

Grems's face became more solemn. He stopped, lowered his head and thought for a while, and said to Roy with a tangled face:

"There is a fierce battle ahead, let's go around it."

"Oh..."

Roy agreed, but smiled and stared at the great magician Grems.

"Okay, we'll just take a look from a distance and leave..."

Grems said, and took the lead to walk forward, holding the magic wand tightly in his hand.

Roy also grabbed the chain of the Book of Judgment, and held the sacred scepter in his other hand, looking around nervously.

...

Three gargoyles were squatting in front of a corpse, constantly pulling out bloody intestines from the corpse's abdominal cavity.

There were also several fragmented corpses lying beside them. The dead were some elf warriors. Their leather armor was also torn into pieces. An elf long sword was inserted next to them, and blood was constantly flowing on the sword.

More than 300 meters away, Roy couldn't see what was happening in front.

But as a great magician, Grems clearly saw the bloody scene in front. The three gargoyles had eaten so many elf warriors, and their bodies had obviously grown a circle.

Grams gritted his teeth and muttered:

"These damn guys, oh, I really... why do I care about these shitty things? Why did I come up to them!"

"Roy, follow me!"

After Grams finished speaking, there were continuous crisp sounds on his body, and an ice armor covered his body at a speed visible to the naked eye.

He rushed forward suddenly, and the staff in his hand gestured casually in front of his body. A three-meter-long ice spear appeared above Grams' head. The ice spear exuded a biting cold air, which made Roy, who was following behind, shiver.