Above the mage!

Chapter 311: Sentinel of Light
After a moment of distraction, Bud's heart was filled with fear again.

It was not until this moment that he finally understood the truth of what the old man in the town said:

There are thousands of roads in the world, but there is absolutely no such thing as luck.

Many people know that there are oak mushrooms in this forest, but few dare to come here to pick them.

Is it that other people don’t know the patrol times of the sentinels?

surely not.

It’s just that everyone knows clearly what shouldn’t be done.

But some truths can only be understood at a price.

For example, Bud has now figured it out and is filled with regret. If there is a future, he will never do such a thing that would joke with his own life again.

But there is no future, right?
In a trance, Bud heard a righteous rebuke from the young man who suddenly appeared.

"You beast, don't hurt anyone"

Along with this shout, a flaming arrow burst out.

Before Bard could even see the trajectory of the flaming arrow, the spider behind him had already let out a shrill cry.

The flaming arrow hit the walking spider's head accurately. The flame exploded, forming a ball of fire that directly covered the walking spider's face.

The scream of the walking spider is an expression of pain, but it is also an attack. It is hoarse and unpleasant, as if sharp nails are scraping against glass, making people dizzy and their ears ringing.

At least Bud had subconsciously covered his ears and his face turned pale.

However, the young man was not affected at all. He swung his right hand and shot out another flaming arrow like flowing water.

This time, Bard opened his bloodshot eyes wide and finally saw the trajectory of the flame.

It brushed past his side at an extremely fast speed, bringing with it a scorching burning sensation.

The next moment, the creepy scream of the spider stopped abruptly.
Bud turned his head in a daze, and found that the walking spider that was like a nightmare to him was now a corpse. The charred body was still emitting wisps of green smoke, and its long legs were drooping weakly.

This turn came too quickly.

"Are you okay?" Gao De walked forward and asked in a gentle tone.

The crawling spider looked ferocious and extremely terrifying to Bard. In fact, it was just a ground creature of the zero ring. It could withstand his two fire arrows and was considered a "prodigy" among the zero rings.

After Goder asked this, Bud finally came to his senses and said hurriedly: "I'm fine, thank you! If it weren't for you, I would have already..."

Gao De waved his hand, indicating that it was not a problem, "It's just something that happened to me."

He was in a very good and wonderful mood at the moment.

Because Gao De was sure that the man in front of him was just an ordinary person.

The appearance of an ordinary person here means that there must be human settlements nearby.

With the ability of ordinary people, it is impossible to go far.

As he spoke, Gode walked to the body of the spider, used the magician's hand, took the Fang of Hidden Mist, and cut open the junction of the spider's head, thorax and abdomen, revealing a pair of sac-like poison sacs hidden inside.

This pair of poison sacs is the extraordinary material on the spider's body and is the most valuable part.

With the help of the wizard, Gao De was not afraid of the poison at all. He simply cut open the part of the poison sac connected to the surrounding tissue with his bare hands and removed the poison sac completely.

Just looking at the pair of poison sacs, he frowned slightly.

This requires a container to hold and preserve it, but he doesn't have one.

Seeing this scene, Bud understood everything instantly. He quickly fumbled in the basket behind him and then took out a leaf that looked like a banana leaf.

"Use this to pack it. This is the lacquer leaf I use to preserve the oak mushrooms." He handed the lacquer leaf to Gao De a little nervously.

Gao De didn't hesitate to take the lacquer leaf and wrapped up the poison sac.

Seeing that God accepted his advances, Bard finally plucked up the courage and asked, "Can I know your name? Although it is difficult to repay your life-saving grace, I will definitely find a way to repay you."

"My name is Gao De, you're welcome, what's your name?" Gao De just needed to get some information from Bud, and seeing that the other party took the initiative to talk to him, he was naturally very happy.

Moreover, as a mage, there are undoubtedly many psychological advantages in dealing with an ordinary person.

"My name is Bud!"

"Bud, where are you from?" Gode stuffed the wrapped poison sac into his backpack.

The town is nearby, and these extraordinary materials are money, so of course we can't throw them around like before.

"I live in Holdertown, at the foot of the mountain."

"Hold Town?" Goder thought about it in his mind, but naturally he had no impression of it. After all, it was just the name of a small town.

Seeing Goder's expression, Bard quickly added: "Hold Town is a village under Dorne."

Gode ​​of Holder Town had never heard of "Dorne City", but the name of Dorne City sounded familiar to him, but he just couldn't remember it for the moment.

"I am a wandering wizard who just arrived here from another place. I am still unfamiliar with this place. Please introduce me to the surrounding situation and local customs." After thinking about it for a while, he decided to speak directly.

For an ordinary person, there is no need to be so careful.

Besides, this world is not a mafia world. Except for the North, almost all human settlements are orderly.

The wandering wizard is the identity he creates for himself when he is away from home.

"Wandering Wizard. Hiss~" Bard was slightly startled when he heard this.

Then, he suddenly realized that this was a bit rude, and apologized quickly: "I'm sorry. I thought you were a sentinel from another town because you were so young. I didn't expect you to be a wandering wizard."

Wandering mages are generally older mages. It is rare to see someone as young as Gaode.

"It's okay." Gao De waved his hand, looking very calm.

Bard calmed down, thought for a while, organized his words, and then spoke:

"I don't know where you are from, but it should be the inland area." He looked up at Gao De with a look of certainty in his eyes.

"Because although Dorne is not the richest or most prosperous among the coastal cities of our Plantagenet Dynasty, and is even ranked at the bottom, it is among the top in terms of fame. It is the oldest coastal city in our dynasty and even the birthplace of the Sea Sentinels." "Residents along the coast should all know Dorne."

Having said that, Bud looked at God cautiously again.

The Plantagenet dynasty!
Gao De was shocked.

He didn't expect that the location of this star teleportation would actually fall within the territory of the Plantagenet Dynasty.

The Plantagenet dynasty, the last dynasty on the Norland continent, carries the longest and most profound history.

As a traditional ancient dynasty, with its profound heritage, complete system and unique magical inheritance, it possesses the powerful strength to compete with the Holy Empire, and is also the biggest obstacle for the Holy Empire to unify the Nolan Continent.

Another point is that the Plantagenet dynasty is also the country closest to the north on this continent, with only the Erwenraya Mountains separating the two.

No wonder he felt that the name Dorne sounded familiar.

Because Dorne is not only the oldest coastal city of the Plantagenet dynasty, but also the oldest surviving city in the world, with a history dating back to ancient times.

Just thinking about it, you can feel the heaviness and vicissitudes of this city.
He had seen the name Dorne in some biographies, so it left some impression on him.

Gao De's heart was filled with turmoil, but he remained calm and said, "I've heard of it, but I just didn't react at the moment."

After a pause, he continued, "Also, you may have misunderstood. I am not from the Plantagenet dynasty. I wandered here from other countries."

Apart from some general introductions, he knew basically nothing about the details of the Plantagenet dynasty.

If you insist on pretending to be a subject of the Plantagenet dynasty, it will surely reveal many flaws in the eyes of those who are interested, and it will only make people more suspicious of your identity and intentions. It is better to tell the truth.

"Other countries? We are at the westernmost end of the Nora continent." Bard was stunned for a moment, then looked at God with admiration, "You are amazing. You walked all the way here by yourself."

Gao De said frankly: "I have indeed experienced a lot along the way. It took a lot of effort to get to the Plantagenet Dynasty, so I am ready to end my wandering and stay here."

After hearing what Gode said, Bud immediately showed a look of understanding.

The Plantagenet dynasty was powerful, with opportunities and resources far superior to those of other countries, and its foundation was even unmatched by the Holy Empire.

It was common for wizards from other small countries to take risks and travel long distances across the border to the Plantagenet Dynasty in pursuit of the path of wizardry.

Not to mention Dorne, even in their own town of Holder, there are many wizards from other countries.

These mages cannot afford the cost of living in Dorne, so they have no choice but to live in Holder Town.

"Although I know nothing about magic, you were able to kill such a ferocious earth creature so easily, and you are still so young. You must be extremely talented and outstanding among the magicians." Bard said half-flatteringly and half-sincerely.

"If you can find a guarantor and become a formal resident of Holder Town, you may have the opportunity to pass the assessment of Dorne City in the future, join the Sea Sentinels, and become a high-ranking Dorne Sea Sentinel." When he said this, his eyes were already gleaming with longing.

"Do you need a guarantee to become a resident of Holder Town? Do you have to be a resident to join the Sea Sentinel? What is the origin of the Sea Sentinel?" Gao De asked questions one after another.

"Yes, as an ancient dynasty, our Plantagenet dynasty has always had very strict restrictions on foreign populations in order to protect and inherit its own traditions." Bud said proudly. He has a strong sense of identity with his country.

This is a powerful dynasty that believes in classics. Mr. Mawson's introduction to the Plantagenet dynasty in the geography class has now come true.

However, Gao De inexplicably thought of the country of his previous life, which is also a country with the longest history and culture in the world, and is also considered to be the country in the world where it is most difficult to obtain citizenship.

This is similar to the Plantagenet dynasty.

"So, if you want to become an official resident of the Plantagenet dynasty, you must have a local noble as a guarantor."

Bard continued, "Of course, if no noble is willing to be your guarantor, there is still another way."

"If you can live in the Plantagenet Dynasty for more than 50 years and maintain a stable life and livelihood during this period, you can apply to become an official resident of the Plantagenet Dynasty. As long as you meet these two conditions, your application will generally be approved."

Fifty years. Gao De was secretly shocked when he heard this. He couldn't afford to wait that long.

However, it is not necessary to become an official resident of the Plantagenet dynasty.

It's okay to just be an outsider.

After all, his goal is just to be a trader.

Gao De pondered in his mind.

"As for the Sea Sentinels, they are the most elite official mage organization in Dorne City. Once you are lucky enough to become a Sea Sentinel, not only will your status rise immediately, but you will also be able to obtain many mage resources that are unimaginable to the outside world, including various ancient spell formulas, powerful spell equipment, etc."

"Anyway, as far as I know, almost all the mages in the area near Dorne are aiming to join the Sea Sentinels." Bard became more and more excited as he spoke, and his voice tone rose a few degrees unconsciously.

"Also, you may not know that the three most famous mage corps of the Plantagenet Dynasty are the Sentinels of Light, the Vanguard of Justice, and the Silver Dragoons. The Sentinels of Light were derived from the Sea Sentinels."

"So, if you perform well enough after joining the Sea Sentinels, and even have the opportunity to join the Light Sentinels, then it would really be a step to heaven."

"In the Plantagenet Dynasty, if you join the Sentinel of Light, even if you are just an ordinary member, your status is equivalent to that of a viscount."

Originally, Goder was not very interested in this sea sentinel, but after hearing what Bud said, he was moved.

If the Light Sentinel really enters the Light Sentinel, then there should be a chance to obtain the spell formula of [Spell Permanence], right?

[Spell Permanence] Although rare and precious, with the strength of the Plantagenet Dynasty, it is impossible that they do not have this spell formula.

As one of the three mage legions of the Plantagenet Dynasty, the members of the Sentinels of Light can undoubtedly access it.

In addition, according to Bud, even if he is just a sea sentinel, his status and position are extremely high.

This is a talisman.

As the saying goes, it is good to enjoy the shade with the back of a big tree.

Having such an identity also makes it convenient for him to do business as a dealer on both sides of the coin. Even if his wealth is coveted by someone with ulterior motives, the other party will be afraid of his identity and dare not have any bad thoughts - just like in his previous life, few people dared to attack the police.

"Are you ready to go back?" Gao De looked up at the sky and asked again, his thoughts racing.

"Yes," Bud said with lingering fear, "I was lucky this time to meet you, but I may not be so lucky next time. I have to leave here quickly."

"It's a bit dangerous in the wild. You might run into some leyline creatures again on your way back."

"I'm also planning to find a place to stay, so I'll give you a ride. You can show me the way and introduce me to the local customs and habits, which can also prevent you from encountering any accidents." Gao De suggested.

"That's great!" Hearing Goder say this, Bud's feelings grew even stronger.

Before sunset, Goder followed Bud through the mountains and forests and arrived at the town of Holder where he lived.

(End of this chapter)