The Legend of Fatality

This palace is old and gorgeous. The walls are covered with huge tapestries, depicting the long and proud history of this city-state. Walking around, Bai En recognized the battle scenes of the battle of Helfinn and the war with the count of the vampire of Lesenba in the Battle of the Underworld. The Battle of the Underworld has been described in the historical records as being launched by Nargash, known as the Undead Lord, but in reality Nargash disappeared for thousands of years before that time.

The real historical truth is that it is said that two of the vampire clan tried to rule the world, so they waged war and spread to the northeast of the Marnus Empire and the provinces of northwest Gaitan. Although the impact was large and the number of deaths was large, the duration was not long. It is said that it took less than five years from the beginning to the end of the war.

According to records in different books, there are seven to fourteen vampire clans. But what Bane was interested in was that the vampires seemed to have all been transformed by humans. Considering that Nargash is a legendary wizard who created the necromantic spell in legend, and he is human, it seems to make sense. After all, the elves are near eternal life, and the dwarves value death and peace after death.

Of course, Bai En is also interested in those legendary magic books, such as "Dead Book", "Undead Black Book" and so on, but it is unknown whether these books exist.

Next he saw the warriors in wolf skins fighting the green-skinned orcs. Bai En can't discern the specific war in the scene, but the soldiers wearing wolf skins are undoubtedly mad fighters, but because of their side effects, these mad fighters are rare today.

The last thing that attracted Bai En most was the description of the terrible evil forces that besieged the city four hundred years ago during the period of ‘religious Marnus’. ‘Pious Marnus’ is also known as Marnus VI and is the only emperor who has completed. But it wasn't him who attracted Bai En, but the followers of the evil forces. In addition to the exaggerated humans, the strangely shaped distortions, and many monsters like trolls.

In addition to these common monsters, the most worrisome to Bai En is the creatures that are not present in this world at a glance, almost the same height as the city gate, crawling creatures with huge tentacles and twisted bodies, countless eyes and benefits There is almost no logic in the position of the tooth. In addition, there are several pairs of different wings in the sky, but the body is like a sphere monster, making Bai En wonder if it really depends on the wings to fly.

Bai En thought while looking at it, hoping that he would never encounter these things in his life, or at least never encounter them when ordering.

The palace is huge, carved by the craftsmen using the same stone as the top of the mountain. Obviously their skills are amazing. Of course, after seeing the building, Grerogan kept whispering in Beane's ears which he must be a dwarf's craft and which must be a human's craft.

Above each door frame, there are gargoyle heads hanging down, and the most complicated murals carved on the arches. Paved on the heavy stone slabs were carpets from the huge empire of Tirya, Elba, and the Far East. A fire was burning in each hall, keeping the mountain's chill out. Even in the daytime, lanterns are lit in the halls away from the sun, shining in the darkness.

Everywhere, tall and burly court guards were running around for their masters, and every once in a while, the well-dressed ministers stopped and looked at the dwarves and the humans who accompanied them stunned. In this way, after a strange silence, Bain and his companions walked into the throne room of the electoral count of Brandenburg, facing the thin and strong man, he sat upright in the wolf head On the throne.

Bai En can see other people gather around the throne. Most of them are old men with beards. He thought they were parliamentarians or court ministers, but two people were particularly noticeable. A man leaned forward and said a few words in the ear of the ear. He was tall and thin, wearing a gorgeous purple robe. To be honest, it reminded Baine of Falheim a little bit.

The robe was inlaid with a strip of gold and engraved with the symbols of the magic runes that Bai En knew. He wears a gorgeous headdress on his forehead, and of all things, it is most like a tall, conical elf helmet, just made of felt and gold cloth. The gem-set ring radiated magical light on the man's finger. An invisible force enveloped him, and Bai En rarely faced such a powerful mage, which made him uneasy. This man is the mage riding a Pegasus. In the past, he had few pleasant encounters with the mage of the Marnus Empire.

Another character is equally striking. She was standing under the throne table of the earl, a tall woman, maybe beautiful, but hard to say. Bai En guessed that she was almost as tall as him, maybe higher, and he was not sure.

She did not wear a court dress like the other ladies present. She was wearing a white linen shirt and a sleeveless leather vest outside. Her leather pants were fastened with studded belts at the waist. Tall riding boots wrapped her long legs. Her pale blonde hair cut almost all the way to the scalp. Two swords were inserted between her narrow waist. She stood upright with her back on her chin. There was a breath of distant country and distant place around her, just like the kind of woman with exotic temperament. She felt his eyes were staring at her, so she turned around and glanced at him.

The dwarves bowed before the earl's throne and began to introduce each other enthusiastically. Count Stephen interrupted them very politely, but his attitude was like a soldier who had no time to listen to a long speech. Bane stood beside Grey Logan and Snowry, bowing in the most polite way he knew. Before the ruler focused all his attention on Borek, he saw the light of interest flashing in the earl's eyes, especially when he noticed a human in the dwarven ranks.

Earl Stephen said, "Our Chancellor of the Exchequer has prepared the materials you requested to be transferred to your ship."

Judging from the expression on the face of the dwarf investor Ogle-Ogsson, Bai En guessed that no matter what these things were, it must have cost a lot of money. The miser looked as pale and painful as someone who had cut off part of his limbs.

"I thank you, the noble Lord Earl, and welcome this affirmation of ancient friendship between our two peoples."

The count smiled slightly, as if he and Borek had been friends for a long time, and he was happy to give this gift. Bai En looked up and was surprised to find that he was staring straight at the blue eyes of the woman on the podium. He realized that she was not old. Unlike those noble ladies, her face was tanned.

At the same time she also has high cheekbones and plump lips, which undoubtedly adds an exotic beauty to her. Bai En guessed that she did not come from anywhere in the Marnus Empire. She tilted her head to the side and looked at him. Bai En is not used to a woman so much younger than him looking at him so directly, but he still forced himself to stare at her. She smiled challengingly at him.

"Now you must tell me about your unique ship and your mission," said Count Stephen.

Borrek looked around the room meaningfully. "I'm happy, sir, but some things are better to talk about in private ~ www.wuxiaspot.com ~ The earl looked at the audience in the large hall, which had crowds of attendants, guards and entourage. He nodded his head to understand, Then clapped his hands.

"Buren, I want to talk privately to the noble Mr. Blake. Ask someone to bring food and wine to my room."

Buren saluted him, and Count Stephen Rose did not give further instructions, but came down from his throne and put Borek's arm on him. Before Bai En realized this, the audience began to exit. After a moment, he and the remaining dwarves were left alone in the suddenly empty room.

Baine turned to Warwick. The young dwarf just shrugged.

"Who is that mage and that girl?" Bai En asked.

"I think they might be our passengers."

"Passenger?"

"I believe they or my uncle will tell you more when you need to know." Warwick seemed to realize that he had said what he shouldn't, and ran out quickly, leaving only Bane and Grerogan Snowry, Ogson and Mackason.

"I will leave the expedition here." Ogson said suddenly. "Although I would love to stay with you, I still have family affairs to deal with in Brandenburg. Good luck and bring the gold back."

He bowed, then turned and left.

"Thank goodness." Guerrerogan laughed at Ogson's back.

"Snowry thinks the old miser is afraid," Snowry also said.

Bai En thought, why didn't he start to suspect that the miser was the smartest of all the dwarfs he encountered.

"Let's go get some beer." Said Gray Rogan, who looked around and felt bored.