forest kingdom

In the Warming House Castle, Lawrence was like a rooster in heat, croaking and chattering next to a certain big-breasted hen.

Salil and others are used to this kind of thing, and Lawrence has already mastered the trick of showing off his wealth to the newly joined witches.

Soon Lawrence took Stella to visit the castle's bathroom and sunroom.

After Lawrence left, the witch in the living room sat near the sofa to drink tea and rest.

Dana is also here, and has long been accustomed to this kind of saint tea party that can be held at any time.

Ordinary people need to prepare for a tea party for a long time, but there is no need here. There are enough materials here, the venue is suitable for anywhere, and everyone lives together, so it is very convenient.

In contrast, the elves in the forest live very scattered and rarely interact with each other. They need to collect various resources by themselves, and it takes a long time to eat a decent meal.

Cassandra spoke first, looking at Dana.

"Why don't you come along?"

Dana leaned on the comfortable bread-shaped sofa and said casually: "Our prophet does not need my help. Stella and I are not familiar with each other, and I have nothing to talk to her."

Stella's admiration of Dana is her own business, and Dana will not feel that she should take care of her just because she has such wishful thinking.

Sariel asked: "What is her ability? I forgot."

Sophia smiled, "I remember it seems to be agility and movement. They are probably not very important abilities, so I don't remember clearly."

Sariel felt that this ability was useless, "We have no shortage of extraordinary beings here who can fight."

Dana glanced at Salil, "Our prophet values ​​her so much, not because of her magic power."

Salil quickly became concerned, "What's that for?"

Dana didn't want to explain this matter. There are some things that you just know if you know them, and you don't know if you don't know them. It would be very difficult to explain, and the other party would not be able to understand them at all. Moreover, Dana was too lazy to keep talking to Salil.

Can you use a hundred words to make Saryl understand why Lawrence values ​​Stella?
No, Salyl will only have more problems popping up.

The proud elf didn't bother to explain this.

Salil saw that Dana stopped talking mid-sentence and rested quietly with her eyes closed.

Salil, who was ignored, was naturally unhappy.

Sophia brought up other topics at the right time.

"Delen has been in the mountains for a while, and Dashiel is also opening up the cave between our place and Snow Mountain Castle. I thought that the production of glass would decrease after Lathander and Delen set off, but I didn't expect that the sunroom would be built in advance. .”

When Salil heard this topic, she said happily: "I have seen those people making glass. Our craftsmen are all fat and can blow vase glass!"

Dana frowned, feeling very uncomfortable, "The glass we use is also blown by those fat craftsmen?"

Kharan smiled and said: "No, the glass cups and glass we use are all made by female craftsmen. The glass made by Delen and Luosanda is more exquisite than those made by those craftsmen. They are all used by ourselves. The craftsmen The glass produced will be sold and we can buy some beautiful slave girls from abroad."

Dana felt it was acceptable, "There are so many savages here, and they have a lot of strength in their mouths. Find someone who can blow to do this. I don't want the glass cup I drink from to be made by those disgusting people."

There was something else in the words, but none of the witches here cared about such small things.

Kehalan became interested and said, "Just leave it to me. I happen to have a lot of female slaves who are suitable for training."

Kehalan's main task is to cultivate aquatic plants. Although he does some flower and plant research and training techniques for female slaves all day long, the tasks given by Lawrence have always been completed well in advance, so even if he did not go to the mountains for inspection, Lawrence There was no urging.

Witches all have their own interests and hobbies, and Sariel likes to be busy and look for things to do.

Sophia likes to dress up and enjoy herself. In the superior environment created by Lawrence, this shortcoming is a characteristic that everyone has and is not considered a shortcoming. Lathander believes that God exists, and has been trying to get a response through practicing whatever he feels is appropriate.

Delen has no obvious hobbies. After being taught and beaten by Lawrence, he became more proactive in work, games, management and other aspects, and became less idle.

Catherine and Lawrence had always acted together before, and now they spent most of their time together. For the time being, they had no hobbies other than eating, sleeping and enjoying themselves.

Because Cassandra had been weak and inferior for the past twenty or thirty years, she hated her witchcraft ability. After being recognized by Lawrence for her ability, she had been working hard to perform and prove her worth.

The other witches also have their own preferences, which seem acceptable, but they are all due to Lawrence's discipline.

Troublesome hobbies and interests will arouse Lawrence's disgust and denial, which is a serious and dangerous, even fatal behavior in this area.

Lawrence's moral standard is the lower limit of this area. Anyone who is lower than this lower limit will be in trouble.

He didn't care at all about the life and death of humans outside. No matter whether the humans on the other side of the sea were killed by wild boars or killed by aliens and dinosaurs, Lawrence had no feelings at all.

But if a slave servant in the castle dies, Lawrence will definitely investigate it, and will not listen to anyone's words. He will definitely go to the corpse himself.

The bottom line for Kehalan's training of female slaves is that no one should die or be seriously injured, otherwise it will cause unnecessary trouble.

Fortunately, this is not a problem. Kohalan is not interested in weak and troublesome ordinary people. He is mainly looking for dark elves and some female warriors with blood power.

It is difficult to find a strong, beautiful and intelligent woman in the backcountry, but this is not a problem here in the Kingdom of the Stars.

Kehalan smiled and said: "We have many outstanding people here who are willing to make progress."

Sariel knew what Khalan was talking about, but thought it was normal.

Glassblowing also relies on strength. Working for the castle is definitely much simpler and easier than farming and taking care of livestock outside.

Everyone outside wants to come and work in the castle, not just one or two, but too many to count, almost millions of people think so.

Seeing that Kehalan was so interested in training, Jade showed some hesitation.

Finally the witch told what everyone would know.

"Today I received information from the Chamber of Commerce in the South. It seems that the hidden line of witches wandering in the South have decided to come to us. There is information that they have sent envoys to investigate."

More than ten years ago, wizards in the south were divided into two factions.

One is the radical wizard of the Ancient Whisperer family, whose views drive mortals to work for them.

The other is a conservative who believes that mortals are dirty and filthy beings, and that wizards should avoid contact with mortals and kill them when they encounter them, so as not to be contaminated.

Kassandra knew these things more clearly and directly denied: "According to the thoughts and actions of those witches, they will only be killed by the prophet and buried in the ground."

Jade nodded, "There is no rush about this matter. I originally planned to talk about it today and report it when I am free in the evening or tomorrow, but there is a troublesome witch here."

Dana noticed Jade's hesitation, "Is it strong?"

"She is a young witch who is good at disguise, but what is more troublesome is not her ability." Jade looked at Kehalan, "She is your daughter, she is the leader of the young people in the moderate faction."

Everyone looked at Kehalan in surprise, and even Kehalan frowned.

Jade warned: "There may be something wrong with her mind. Living with those old guys in the forest all year round, she may not be able to adapt to our attitude towards humans here, or even be unable to control her own hands."

"Let's forget about the past." Kehalan quickly and calmly stretched his eyebrows and said casually: "I will send someone to capture her and train her into an obedient child." (End of this chapter)