The Legend of Fatality

A sea breeze blew and skewed Netska's captain's cap, which forced her to stretch her hand to hold it and re-center it. The hair outside the cap danced with the sea breeze.

"Those wizards once seemed to belong to a city-state in Tirya, but now they have been evicted, or half-expelled, because they do not allow others to learn this skill." Netska said lightly. "It may also be because they tried to control that city. I think you can arrange for someone to investigate."

"No other people are allowed to learn magic?" Bai En raised his eyebrows, thinking that many places seemed to want to do this, but they changed another excuse to hunt down the wandering wizards. "Did nobody resist? Did no one fight back or learn secretly?"

"As far as I know, of course there are, everywhere. But with only two, five, or ten reclusive wizards, how can they fight against the 400 wizards of the Consortium that controlled a city-state at that time? Compared with the way they treat outsiders or apostates ... your kindness is like ... well, I can't think of any suitable examples. "Netska smiled.

"But they are absolutely vicious, absolutely cruel, and absolutely unmatched in their territory." Netska added, "I heard that if they weren't crazy about wanting to seize the true **** of the city-state, they would still be safe. Develop and grow in that city, and eventually gain real domination. "

"So they failed?"

"To a certain extent, they have obtained the monopoly they want. No one dares to rebel against the deeds of the law and hides other wandering mages. No one dares. Including the rulers of other city-states in Tirya."

"It's weird," said Bai En, "then they still claim to be the Deeds."

"It's called pretentious humility. I think it makes them laugh. In the end, the Chefah League set ridiculous prices for their services. It's not like hiring jobs, it's more like a cruel joke on customers. "Netska said with a smile.

"Ridiculous price?"

"The apprentice is 500 gold coins a day. It takes you a thousand dollars just to get out of the teacher. They use tattoos on their arms to indicate class. The more black rings you see, the more polite and careful you need. So people also call them black ring masters. . "

"One thousand gold coins a day?" Bai En marveled at the price. The price of the wizard service of the Fatalin Association is generally two to five coins per day. A few masters, such as the price of Bai En, are about ten or twenty gold coins.

"You now understand why they are not blooming all over the place. The Chefah League will not commend before every monarch, noble and small warlord who can spend a small amount of money, even if they are in a state of war or other critical moments, they can only Provide short-term services. If you meet a master of the law alliance, you can be sure that the client spends this money to let them complete their important mission. "

"I feel like you have opened the door to a new fiscal revenue for the Fatalin Association, Netska." Bai En feels that this price is indeed very high, but this model Fatalin Association can also learn. "Where are they from?"

"I don't know." Netska shrugged. "Also, providing mage services is a good benefit, but at the same time it will reduce ... the identity of the mage. But most of the human mage is very weak, maybe you learn magic to do this."

"Haha. It's interesting." Bai En responded hypocritically. "I mean their alliance or power. Their monopoly."

"It's very simple. I guess one night a powerful wizard knocked on the door of a less powerful wizard. 'I'm going to organize a monopoly alliance,' he said, 'Join now, or I'll be on the spot Fly you from these **** boots. 'So according to common sense, the second wizard said ... "

"You know, I have long wanted to join an alliance!" Bai En cooperated.

"Yes. The two went together to find the third wizard. 'Join the Chefa Alliance,' they said, 'Or fight the two of us, two-on-one. Here it is, now.' Repeat this way until three. Four hundred guild members knocked on the door of the last independent mage. Before that, everyone who said 'no' died. "

"I don't think it will be that simple, but what you said makes sense. When there is a strong promoter, a lot of things are much easier to handle." Bai En finished, adding. "They must have weaknesses."

"Of course they have weaknesses, Master Bane. They are also flesh and blood, just like you and me. They eat, they shit, they age, okay, I am not like you. Of course, they will also die. But they are just like you, just like **** bee swarm, if you provoke one of them, the other will come out and pierce you into a sieve. May the gods have mercy on all those who have killed the Chez Union and Fatalin Association Are they intentional or unintentional. "Netska said after exaggerating.

"Why? Why add the Fatalin Association?"

"This is the core rule in their alliance, and there are no exceptions. You kill a mage of the legal alliance, and all the alliance members throw away the things at hand and pounce on you. They will use everything they need. Means to find you out. They killed your friends, your family, your companions. They burned your house. They destroyed everything you built. They will make sure you know yourself before they finally let you breathe Has been wiped from the ground, with roots and leaves. "

"There is no such 'rule' in the Fatalin Association." Bai En pouted.

"Haha," Netska responded with a false laugh. "Trust me, I'd rather go to the Qaifah Alliance than to provoke the Fatalin Association. You seem to be a normal and somewhat morbid mage organization. But in essence, the difference between you and our Druchi is nothing but your long It ’s too ugly and extremely short-lived. The rest of the Fatalin Association is no different from you. "

"I think you misunderstood something." Bai En did not feel that his behavior was biased towards the dark elves.

"Haha, you may not be aware of it yourself, but you are just a group of Druches who are more cooperative than infighting."

"Okay, okay, I don't want to discuss this." Bai En compromised. "So no one can fight against them? But you said they are on an island? Deported or something."

"Expulsion is my guess. Magic is dangerous, and they have enough people, but I do n’t think they will be stronger at politics than city-state managers, so when they try to seize real power, they will Failure. "Netska mused. "I guess Tirya needs their strength, but they no longer need their high service fees and long-term threat to rule, so I gave or exiled them to the island to keep them away from the city-state, but they can do it for them. Provide some services. "

"Of course, there is still a possibility, although I think it is lower," Netska said with a tilted head looking at Bane. "It was they who heard the story of the Fatalin Association, so they plan to learn from you and build their own mage kingdom on an island."

"Learn us ..."

"Oh, you can fight against them, it doesn't matter. Because you are a mage of the Fatalin Association, or a mage with sufficient status in the association ~ www.wuxiaspot.com ~ Netska interrupted Bain." But If you are an ordinary mage, when you have a conflict with a mage of the law alliance, you can try to resist, as long as you think it is worth it. But if you get to the point where you want to kill him, you will think: Oh, that's not worth it. Suicide is preferable. At least they won't kill everyone you love and trust. "

"Wow." Bai En couldn't believe the female captain even interrupted herself to say this.

"That's right," Netska shook her head, seeming to misunderstand Bai En's "wow." "Magic is really powerful, but what really troubles them is their **** rules that make the Deeds of the Law so terrifying. So if you find yourself facing one of the wizards, then hurry and bow and shoot him Bullshit, don't forget to add 'Mr.' or 'Lady' in the title. "

"So when you saw these mages on that island, did you do that?" Bai En understood completely, not at all the news of the sailor. The dark elf captain had been to the island himself.

Hearing Brian's question, a strange smile appeared on Netska's face, with a certain sense of pride and mockery. Bai En got a little overwhelmed and wondered if he should not say those words.

"Do you want to know?" Netska held the ship's side, and stroked it gently with her fingers. "Then let me tell you what I told them."

"I told them-I'm the admiral of the Fatalin Society, Netska! Forget about your stupid tricks, because these little cuties on my ship can smash your entire town into pieces 400 yards away. And your little tricks can't even touch my ship's side. "

"Oh, **** it." Bai En exclaimed.

"Yeah, they said the same." Netska tilted her head and said to Bain.