The epic story of green monsters

Chapter 35 Warcraft
  The time spent in Thunder Town passed quickly. The brief contact touched Allen greatly and strengthened his future goals.

Director Fili sold a batch of goods in Thunder that were urgently needed by the kobolds in the town, and then set off as planned, continuing towards Thornburg in the Elven Kingdom.

"The kobold Bugla I introduced to you last time has a good foundation in Thunder Town. If you want to deal with the kobold in the future, you can find him."

Fili did not completely ignore Allen. When he was trading with the kobolds, he took Allen with him and helped him and the kobold businessman Bugla connect with each other. This was a kind of compliment to Allen's escort along the way. .

Of course, the important reason why he introduced Allen to Bugla was that he hacked an artefact carried by Allen and gave it to Prague. After all, Feili and his Flash Silver Chamber of Commerce rarely do long-distance trade, and there are many connections that no one has the skills to do. If the Chamber of Commerce is good at this, if they want to get a reasonable profit from trading in the kobold town without being made things difficult for them, they naturally need to temporarily find a middleman to hook up with the powerful people in the town.

The shrewd Feili couldn't bear to pay for the relationship alone, so he approached Allen and explained to him the advantages of maintaining a relationship. He fooled Allen into nodding, and then prepared to escort the Silver Silver Caravan from his own home. In addition, from the sundries accumulated over the years, I picked out a copper handicraft pointed out by Feili and gave it to Prague as a gift.

In the end, what Allen got was just to accompany Feili to meet the kobold Bubugula, and he became familiar with him.

Thinking of the indifferent expression on Allen's face when Feili introduced him to him when he met Bugela, Allen was really worried about whether the other person would remember him.

"However, if you go to meet Bugla next time, you still need to prepare some gifts. Otherwise, with the greedy and shameless character of the kobolds, I am afraid they will not give you any help."

Allen shared the cost of giving gifts, but Feili still had some conscience and did not forget to remind him.

"Well, then if I meet the other person next time, what size gift would be appropriate?"

Allen was confused. Although Feili had explained the meaning of giving gifts, he really couldn't grasp the test of the value of gifts in the outside world. The most valuable things around Green Lake were food and fine iron weapons, and other items were of little use.

"Uh……"

Fili couldn't explain too much about the value of the goods to Allen, otherwise his trick of distributing the spoils would be exposed. Finally, he said casually: "I think the crafts in your luggage are pretty good. I will give you one copper craft each time." It’s almost enough to give it to him.”

Copper was not a thing in the Green Lake area before. Although it is a metal, it is too soft to make weapons. It can be used as currency, but the Green Lake tribe has no need for it. As for its greatest use, it can be mixed with other metals to create low-level magic. Item, but there is neither an alchemist nor a blacksmith in Bugbear, so it can only be regarded as garbage.

But Feili was right. Although the copper crafts in Allen's hands were not very useful, because they had a certain affinity for magic, the crafts they produced always had some zero-level magic or divine magic attached to them. Only in this way could they be used. Preserved among people like Allen and others who are not good at handling metal.

"Then I won't sell the copperware this time and will keep it for Lord Bugela."

Allen suddenly understood, carefully wrote down Fili's suggestions, and greeted the other party gratefully.

Before giving the gift, Allen was more thoughtful and asked Regis for advice. The other party did not object to Fili's arrangement. After all, Allen and the others would probably have to deal with kobolds for a long time in the future. They needed to find someone with the background and strength. Object can save a lot of trouble. During the two days they stayed in Thunder Town, Allen and Regis experienced 4-5 robberies. They were blocked in a dark alley by a few kobold thugs and forced to hand over their money. Although the person injured in the end was the robbing kobold, it also made Allen understand that the darkness of this seemingly well-regulated town is still a paradise for lawbreakers.

According to Regis, kobolds are naturally inclined to the evil camp after all. Even though the rules of the town are maintained by two legends, there are still desperate adventurers at the bottom who have to do illegal things in order to survive.

“Good choice.”

On the face of Feili's face, he looks like a teachable child, but in fact he feels sorry for the other party. A piece of bronze with a zero-level cleaning technique is worth 2-3 gold coins. As for the bronzes with other magic or divine spells, most of them are worth This goes up and down.

Fili, who was sitting in the carriage, seemed to be at ease while chatting with Allen while driving, but Allen, who had to walk on both feet, was sweating under the scorching sun.

Regis, along with his team members and ten bugbears, were scattered in front and behind the convoy to protect the safety of the caravan. After two trucks of forging and casting materials were sold in Thunder Town, the fleet became more streamlined. Many of the guys were able to take a break on the empty trucks, making the trip a little faster.

"Shhh!!"

A huge shadow passed quickly in the sky, like a strong wind, blowing everyone's hair flying wildly. The packhorses felt the breath of natural enemies in the sky, and they began to stir uneasily, their heads swinging wildly, and their noses snorted.

Allen only had time to see the animal hundreds of meters high in the air waving huge wings quickly rise up, and then lose its trace among a cloud of white clouds. He was so frightened that he quickly put his hands on the two-handed sword.

The huge animal in the sky was the biggest shadow in Allen's life. When he was still young, his mother took her to dig wild vegetables and berries around the green fields, and her mother was snatched away by this shadow. Although Allen was still young at the time, at 5 years old he was old enough to have this scene deeply imprinted in his mind.

"It doesn't matter, it's a two-headed flying dragon. These brainless guys don't dare to attack a caravan like us. They only dare to attack lone prey in the wilderness."

Regis shook his head and signaled to Allen not to make a fuss.

"Although the two-headed flying dragons have dragon blood, their strength is the weakest among dragon-like creatures. With your current strength, Allen, you should be enough to protect yourself from its attack. The only magic they know Is it the Dragon Breath Technique, or the least powerful poison ability among the Dragon Breath Techniques, which is equivalent to the power of a level 4 spell. As long as you stay alert and keep a distance, you will basically not be directly sprayed."

There are not many magical creatures in the wilderness. It is said that they are related to which god died here in the legend of the wilderness. For example, most of the animals around Allen and the Green Lake are just ordinary animals. There are basically no beasts that can emit magic. Spell-like.

But as this experience opened Allen's horizons, he realized that not only humans like them could possess magical spells, but even seemingly ordinary beasts could also awaken their magical abilities.

Allen raised his head, trying to find the existence of the shadow in the sky again, savoring Regis's assessment of his strength, and imagining how he would face this monster if he encountered it again.

(End of this chapter)