first wizarding world war.

Chapter 217 Well, I dug out his blood core

The magic flame horse is a kind of magic spirit horse!
The magic horses are not creatures that exist in the Old World. They live in another world and can only be summoned, not raised. They must lock onto some extraordinary object as a means of existence in this world and cannot exist independently.

Demonic horses are the best mounts on the battlefield. They charge into battle without getting tired, but once the extraordinary objects they possess are destroyed, they will never appear again.

The magic horse transforms once every hundred years. Sometimes it becomes stronger, sometimes it splits into two and transforms into two different magic horses, and sometimes it dies directly.

Generally speaking, if a magic horse can transform two or three times, it has a chance to transform into a magic flame horse. It has almost no entity and can walk on any form of ground, including hills, swamps, and water, and can even rush through a sea of ​​fire.

The Magic Flame Horse is extremely difficult to summon. The secret method of the Adonis blood clan can not only summon the Magic Flame Horse, but also use the blood flame energy to re-quench the Magic Flame Horse, allowing it to establish an extremely close relationship with the blood clan, and even borrow the power of the master, or give back power to the master.

After reading novels to Princess Mei for a whole day, Charlotte finally relaxed and began to read the secret scrolls of Adonis. She was also very interested in the magic flame horse.

In ancient China, people traveled by horseback because there were post stations and inns everywhere to feed horses. After a day's journey, as long as they could find a post station or an inn, they could find fodder and beans to feed horses. Transportation in the Old World was too inconvenient. Although there were knights, cavalry was not common, and there were no convenient supply points. As a result, riding a horse was inconvenient and people had to solve the problem of horse fodder by themselves, which was a troublesome job.

Even in ancient China, cavalry deployments required a large number of servants. In the Old World, cavalry deployments often required more than ten times the number of infantry to follow and provide logistics.

Most importantly, the Old World lacked grasslands that were convenient for cavalry to move like the wind, and the continent was mostly covered with forests.

Charlotte had heard that the grasslands in the New World were vast and the cavalry developed much faster than in the Old World.

Creatures from outside the realm, such as the Demon Flame Horse, don't need anything at all. They only need magic power to maintain their existence.

Charlotte didn't think much of it. It was a battlefield mount, but for traveling, it was much faster than a carriage. Even if it was dark and luxurious, it was still not as fast as riding a horse.

Charlotte was reading the Adonis secret volume, also known as the Charlotte Mecklen Diary, when Princess Mei suddenly reached out and took the diary. She took a look at it, threw it to Charlotte, and said, "What level of bloody glory have you cultivated to?"

Charlotte whispered, “Level 8!
Levels seven to twelve are all considered mid-level transcendents. Charlotte has only just entered the mid-level and is still a long way from becoming a high-level transcendent.

Princess Mei didn't say anything, but just said lightly: "Not far ahead is St. Michael's Island."

Charlotte was slightly surprised and asked, "St. Michael Island occupied by the Golden Goat Fleet?"

Charlotte remembered that Crazy Horse Davis had said: Starting from Cappadocia, it would take no more than half a day's sailing to reach St. Michael Island and the Golden Goat Fleet that occupied St. Michael Island. The fleet had more than thirty ships, three of which were warships.

One of the warships should be in Cappadocia now, but I wonder what happened to the fleet?
Princess Mei hummed, and then said, "Even I wouldn't dare to go to St. Michael's Island."

"They have a magic alchemy warship, an ancient magic warship, and a Saint-level commander."

"Back then, Zimmerman Axel Robin wanted to conquer all the pirate fleets, so he personally challenged the master of the Golden Goat Fleet..."

Charlotte couldn't help but ask, "What was the result?"

Princess May replied: "The result is that Zimmerman gave up St. Michael's Island."

Charlotte originally looked down on the Golden Goat Fleet, but when she heard that this fleet had such a brilliant record, she immediately looked up to it and said, "No wonder Francis Drake and James Cook didn't even think of attacking this island city."

Princess Mei chuckled and said, "Even if there is a Saint on their ship, they don't dare to go to St. Michael's Island."

Charlotte asked, "We're not going to St. Michael's Island, so where should we go?"

Princess Mei said calmly: "Of course, we're going to Cappadocia!"

"Don't you have a fleet there?"

Charlotte was a little embarrassed and said, "The method of controlling the merchant ships was a bit crude at the beginning. I didn't leave any managers, so the fleet should have been disbanded."

Princess Mei said, "Won't you know if you take a look?"

Charlotte didn't argue any more. After all, the fleet was gone, so it wasn't a big deal.

In case it's still...

Well, how can such a good thing come from?

The next day, when the sun rose, Charlotte saw a small hill protruding from the sea. The entire hill was built into a city, with huge cannons in every direction. There were thirty or forty medium and large ships traveling around this island city, but only a dozen of them flew the flag of the Golden Goat Fleet.

Princess Mei did not provoke the pirate fleet. She let the giant whale look up at the stars, bypassed St. Michael Island, and turned to Cappadocia.

The speed of this giant whale was much faster than that of an ordinary merchant ship. In the afternoon, Charlotte saw the small seaside town again. What surprised him was that although there were no seventeen ships at the port of Cappadocia, there were still five or six merchant ships docked, and they were still flying his flag.

Yes, when Charlotte was in Cappadocia, she had the city and merchant ships fly the caravan flag of the Mecklen family.

The giant whale was too big to dock, so Charlotte and Princess Mei jumped into the sea in advance. He used the Light Agility and Spirit Spider Techniques to run wildly on the waves. When he was close to Cappadocia, someone shouted, "It's Mr. Mecklen!"

Then, countless residents appeared from nowhere in the entire port, waving their hands, carrying clothes, baskets, and other messy things, and cheering loudly: "Welcome back, Mr. Charlotte Mecklen!"

Princess Mei glanced at Charlotte in surprise and said, "You are quite popular?"

Charlotte laughed awkwardly. He didn't expect that after being away for so long, he still had such prestige in this city.

As soon as he stepped onto the port, he saw the former chief patrolman of Cappadocia, Cruz, coming with a team. When he saw Charlotte, tears welled up in his eyes and he shouted, "I greet Lord Mekelun."

Charlotte raised her hand to help him up and asked, "Why are there still five or six boats left? Hasn't everyone disbanded yet?"

Cruz whispered, "They took the alchemical potion and were very worried that they would die. I had no choice but to make some ointment and lie to them that it was an antidote. Unexpectedly... it actually worked."

"Now, the merchant fleet of Cappadocia has expanded to 23 ships, and several merchant ships have joined on their own initiative. Now most merchant ships are not docked at the port, but are just out transporting goods, and have not left Cappadocia."

"Everything in this city is thriving, and life is much better than before." Charlotte glanced at this "temporary subordinate" and felt for the first time that this guy was actually a talented person!
His alchemical potion was fake. Under normal circumstances, it would have been discovered soon. Charlotte did not expect that Cruise would use the power of others to bully others and make a batch of antidotes himself, and actually saved the fleet.

Well, there are still some details that don’t match up, but Charlotte doesn’t plan to pursue it for now.

Living day by day and being ignorant is the great wisdom in life.

Charlotte took Princess Mei to the city lord's mansion. Along the way, she discovered that the population of Cappadocia seemed to be larger than before, and the city's army seemed to have more troops as well.

He asked Cruz, the former chief of the city patrol army, and he replied, "Because you rescued the people of Goling Island and freed them from slavery, many people brought their families to Cappadocia after you left. It also attracted some residents from other cities. Now Cappadocia has nearly 10,000 residents."

Charlotte didn't expect that the city would give him an even bigger surprise. He asked around again and still couldn't understand why a city with almost no one managing it would become better and better?

Is it true that as long as the officials don't make trouble, the people will be able to live a good life?

This idea is too dangerous.

It is better not to have any thoughts that are detrimental to the imperial notification.

Charlotte did not introduce Princess Mei's identity to anyone. The people of Goling Island did not have a good impression of the Ingrima Empire. After all, the general affairs chief of Ingrima was involved in the slave trade, capturing the natives of Goling Island and selling them to slave traders.

Princess Mei was dressed simply in a black robe, wrapping herself tightly and not looking like a princess at all.

Charlotte’s prestige in Cappadocia was extremely high, and no one dared to ask, how could he always have new ladies around him?

Charlotte first arranged a place for Princess Mei to live, and then pretended to handle the "government affairs" of Cappadocia. When he left, the town had a very good security because of the existence of the "Knights of Favonius". In addition, because there were no tax collectors, the residents lived a relaxed life and the business developed. Compared with when he left, the business was almost twice as prosperous.

Not long after Charlotte returned to the City Lord's Mansion, Ximan hurried over. When he saw Charlotte, he was also very happy and did not look like he was forced at all.

Charlotte asked Cruise to do something, and summoned Seaman alone, asking, "How is your health recently?"

Ximan coughed and replied in a low voice: "I know you didn't give us the alchemical potion."

"Because many people left Cappadocia to transport goods, and nothing happened. It was completely different from the effect of the potion you described."

"I have also had people stop taking the antidote, and no one has died as a result."

Charlotte didn't expect Ximan to be so frank and honest. She was very surprised and asked, "Why don't you leave?"

Ximan smiled and said, "Because, you don't know how much money we can make after forming a fleet! It is much more profitable than a single merchant ship. And your Cappadocia city does not collect taxes, and everyone likes it here."

"We do business to make money! What do you think?"

Charlotte pondered for a moment. He really didn't expect that things would turn out like this.

For the next ten days or so, Princess Mei did not say she was leaving, nor did she lock herself up like she did on the Breton and the Targon. Instead, she went out shopping every day, visiting every corner of Cappadocia, and was quite excited.

It was not until a dozen days later that Charlotte read the novel in which Du Wei was the protagonist and which mentioned the death of Prince Chen. The eldest princess flew into a rage and scolded the author of the novel for a long time. She also cursed every friend he knew for not liking to pay for meals.

They also formulated a "vicious plan" to find a dozen beautiful young women to pretend to be readers and visit the author every day when they arrived in Strasbourg.

Charlotte is now more and more grateful that the author has not traveled through time.

If this happened in the same world, he would definitely be beaten.

Princess Mei didn't want to listen to the story for two days in a row. She just kept muttering, "Why did Prince Chen die? Such a good character, why did the author write him to die?"

"This person... must have been raised by a stepmother when he was young, so he has the temperament of a stepmother."

On the third day, Princess May finally relented and asked Charlotte to prepare a merchant ship so that they could set off for Fars.

Although Charlotte felt very comfortable staying in Cappadocia, she was already homesick and wanted to go back to Vaers, to Strasbourg, and to see Anne.

Ximan arranged the cleanest merchant ship for Charlotte, which was his original ship, the White Tea, and Charlotte and Princess Mei boarded the ship and set off.

This time, the two encountered no more risks.

A few days later, when the merchant ship docked at the port of Fars, Princess Mei took out a small bloody heart core, threw it to Charlotte, and said, "You have worked so hard telling stories along the way. This is my reward for you."

Charlotte took the bloody heart core. It was crystal clear, with a faint golden glow. There were some tiny golden "spots" inside. It looked very beautiful. She thought it was the heart core of a monster. She thought, "I won't be a monster hunter. It's useless to take it. I can sell it."

But the next second, his expression changed, and he asked hesitantly, "Did this thing come from... that blood race saint?"

Princess Mei got off the boat, looked around for a while, was disappointed with the scenery of Fars, and said, "Yes!"

Charlotte asked in disbelief: "You said he was seriously injured, do you mean..."

Princess Mei said calmly: "Well, I dug out his blood core!"

Charlotte looked at the bloody heart core in her hand, her heart was shocked and she couldn't control herself for a long time.

That’s right, this is a holy-level blood core of the vampire clan.

It is a priceless treasure.

(End of this chapter)