The Legend of Fatality

Bai En looked fascinated. He found that it was a horse with wings and one of the legendary flying horses. Its rider wore a robe and a complicated headdress of the mage. One hand was wrapped in a fireball, and Bane knew that the mysterious knight could release it with just a gesture. He met the mages of the Marnus Empire on the battlefield, and he knew how terrible power they had.

The mage directs his horse to fly next to the airship. Its powerful wings move rhythmically, making it keep pace with the airship. The mage looked at the airship, and at this time Borek got up from his chair and limped to the window. He waved to the man, who also recognized him and responded to him. Then the mage stabbed his horse with the spurs, rushed forward, and made a gesture to let them follow.

Mackason took the steering wheel and began to fine-tune their routes. The airship moved with it, and its speed and altitude dropped rapidly, landing in the direction of the city's spire.

Bai En looked down, and the cobblestone streets were full of people. They looked up in amazement, lengthened their necks, and wanted to see the airship passing above them more clearly. Some faces say surprise, and some only fear. To some extent, Bai En realized that, whether they knew it or not, the people below were watching their old way of life passing away.

For thousands of years, their cities have been safe and unbreakable in rocky nests of eagles. The only way is to climb a long and narrow spiral path on the edge of the cliff, or to go from the ropeway of the village below. Throughout its existence, no invader has managed to conquer this place. In this place, ten people can easily resist a thousand people, and this is often the case. Pegasus, pterosaurs and other flying mounts are relatively few, and of course there is no huge army.

But ‘Glennell ’s Will’ changed everything. It can accommodate a whole company of soldiers. Such a fleet can send an army to this spire. He noticed on the side of the ship that the eccentric cannons on the airship could bombard the cobblestoned streets and shale roofs from a distance, something no siege could have done before. Despite being in a weird way, today is the beginning of a new era. He wonders whether anyone but himself is aware of this.

They walked through the steep winding streets. The tall and narrow dwellings in the city extend to the center of the mountain top, which is dominated by two behemoths, the Earl's Palace with voting rights and the temple of the powerful wolf **** Ulik. Two huge buildings glared at each other on the highest square in the city, and the airship landed on this open space. In this open space, it can be clearly seen that the roof and chimney spread under them like a maze.

In the past few minutes, Bai En has been wondering how to complete this task, and now he is watching with interest how this operation is revealed to him. Obviously, people look forward to their arrival. A large group of dwarves have gathered on the square, and huge metal rings have been nailed into the square's stones. Mackason pulled his control lever back, and the engine noise changed.

"Reverse the engine," he shouted. "fasten your seatbelt!"

Before the airship slowed down, Bai En thought for a while before he understood what he meant. Subsequently, Mackason moved the joystick to the neutral position, and the engine noise almost completely disappeared.

"Anchor!" A group of engineers stood beside the rope. They loosened the hook and the cable was thrown out, but there was no anchor claw at the top. When the cable fell like an anchor, the dwarves below were ready. They grabbed the cables and fastened them to the fixed hooks. After a while, the airship tightened. However, Bai En is still not sure how they want to continue. But his curiosity about this was soon satisfied.

It was a long way. They were at the bottom of the manned cabin, looking at a huge hatch that the engineer had just opened. Bai En watched as a rope ladder was unfolded, and then fell off the hatch. It continued to unfold as it fell, and soon fell to the ground below. A dwarf in the square grabbed it and tried to hold it and try to fix it, but he struggled to start rocking back and forth.

Grey Logan looked down from the hatch, then grabbed the rope and threw himself into the air. He began a long decline, but he was as agile as an ape. He used only one hand, and the other hand held his huge axe without fear.

"Please first, Brian." Snowry said.

Bai En looked down for a while. This is a very long drop, but if he wants to set foot on solid ground again, he will have to use this non-stop rocking ladder. He leaned out of the hatch, grabbed the rope, and then moved his lower body out. Before touching the rope, his feet spent a lot of time in the air looking for rails, feeling a nausea of ​​fear. Then, he grabbed the top rail with his hand and started walking down. The wind ripped his cloak and blew his eyes to tears, and he could only hold it in despair.

The rope ladder was not stable at all. It swings back and forth in the breeze. Bai En really hoped he wore gloves because the rope was digging into his fingers in pain. He forced himself to put down one foot first, and then put the other foot down. He learned a lesson from his experience on board the airship and tried not to look down. When he descended to see the top of the building, on the roof, he was surprised to see people protruding their heads from the window and waving to him. He heard someone cheering in the distance.

When he looked down at the source, a vertigo hit him. He saw that the square was surrounded by a group of people, only the Earl's elite Knight Guards blocked their way. He slowly understood that people were applauding him. He was the first and only human to come down from the airship. They thought he was a kind of hero. In order not to disappoint them, he waved towards the crowd looking at him.

His movement almost made him lose control, and at the same time almost lost his balance. The ladder leaned to the right, almost twisting a circle, and the reversed force almost fell him to the cobblestone ground below. He hurriedly grabbed the ladder ~ www.wuxiaspot.com ~ and continued to climb down.

He suspected that no one in the world was happier than when his boots hit the ground.

A group of people in gorgeous armor strode out of the palace to greet them. Their robes are made of the best fabrics, and the thick fur cloaks are made of mink and sable fur. A wolf head pattern on their uniforms represents the coat of arms of the Brandenburg electorate. The scene they presented was reminiscent of wealth and strange barbarism.

Bai En knows that this is consistent with their city's reputation, because in many ways, the Brandenburg people are a different people. The mainstream belief in this city is the fanatical worship of the wolf **** Urik, who is also known as the barbaric **** of rage, and is the deity that most mad warriors believe in. And those mad warriors will gain powerful power by taking potions or magic blessings, relying on loss of reason and pain.

The priesthood of Marnus, the patron saint of the Marnus Empire, was more tolerated than revered. It is the source of lasting tensions within the Marnus Empire, but the wealth and military power of this powerful city-state are so powerful that it can freely open its own path. Bai En knows that this is a rare thing in a country where religious dissent often leads to **** civil strife.

These people seem to have been sent to welcome the dwarves and lead them to the elector Count Stephen. Bai En noticed that they were looking at him with surprised eyes. Obviously, no matter what they are expecting, the humans who got off this big airship are absolutely not included. Nevertheless, they bowed to him politely and told him that the count asked him to accompany him. Bai En bowed to them and asked them to bring him into the palace, but he did not know whether he was a prisoner or a guest.