Warhammer: Return of the Dragon

Chapter 729: Advice to Dwarves
The sea surface blew by the breeze, bringing with it a salty and humid smell. Torek held on to the deck railing tightly, leaving his resolute back to his followers and his embarrassing look to himself.

The Rune Master, who was sailing for the first time, was horrified to find that he was seasick...

It must be because of the pointed-eared ships. If you knew this, you should choose the Haimenguan ship!
The Rune Master, who was suffering from seasickness, kept his body steady to comfort his soldiers. He was about to enter a land that was completely unfamiliar to Iron Peak Castle and even to the dwarves.

This makes the sons of the mountains, who are accustomed to having the protection of mountain fortresses, somewhat uncomfortable.

Still thinking, Bloxson took off his monocle, carefully wiped the dust on it with a towel, then immediately put it on, bowed his head and continued to write new inspirational ideas.

The combination of magic and steel is so interesting. Although this "Outline of Magical Engineering" written by an unknown Vaal priest is extremely simple, it has many ideas worth studying.

The bewildered engineer was driven off the ship by the Anvil Guards and set foot on the land that belonged to Caledor. The merchants of all races coming and going made the dock very noisy, all trying to reduce costs as much as possible and make profits more generous.

Anyone who wants to use small means to exploit legal loopholes will soon be informed by an unknown whistleblower to the Market Supervision Bureau. This important department, run by Etila himself, will only strictly implement one concept.

No matter what kind of transaction you engage in, your first duty is to pay taxes to the Dragon Palace. After the prohibited items and related funds are seized, they will be considered for transfer to the judicial department for trial.

The sailor responsible for transporting the dwarves to the New World left without saying a word, passing the news to the palace office, just to end the mission as quickly as possible.

Walking with a group of short guys who smelled of alcohol and spoke rudely and violently for two months was already considered a major life event.

The rune master of Iron Peak Castle was undergoing a humiliating customs inspection. After showing some relevant documents and exempting the most important small altar from inspection, he found that there were no obviously threatening items and said he could enter the city.

The elf with the unique blazing sun sign of the eldest son of the ancient saint rode a horse to the confused dwarf. Ahiburn raised his chin and used his height advantage to point his nostrils at the leader Torek Ironbrow.

His tone was as arrogant as his attitude, "Feng..."

But he soon became embarrassed. Who asked him to pick up these short stacks?It doesn't seem to be Lord Mazdamudi, let alone Prince Imrik.

I only remember what the office said, waiting for orders at the Qingyan Port Pier, and arriving from the south with teleportation magic.

The lizardman external elf thought about why he wanted to communicate with the dwarf for a while, and then simply shook the reins to make the horse turn around.

Torek obviously didn't quite understand what this meant. A strangely dressed man with pointed ears came over, said an indistinct word, and was about to turn around and leave.

He muttered loudly, "Pointy Ears, stop here, Bruni promised to send us to the southern Great Forest Sea."

"It's the edge of the southern Great Forest Sea." Ashbourne emphasized the goal of a mission. He turned around and saw that many people were already watching at the dock. In order to avoid being accused of interfering with the order of social production, he had to be patient. Say a few words.

"I am your connector. I am responsible for the route to Hesiota and the City of Resurrection."

Not expecting to find a good look from Pointy Ears, Torek agreed, but before setting off, he needed to rest in the city for a while to adapt to the hot environment of Lustria.

Ashborn took the dwarf to a hotel near the dock. He stood in front of the counter, crossed his chest and tapped his arm with his index finger, and kept looking at Torek from the corner of his eye.

The middle-aged woman who ran the hotel smiled at Grandpa Elf. From her humble opinion, this handsome man with a proud temperament was probably a noble.

Torek asked the guard to take out some gold leaf coins and put them on a shorter counter, "35 people, arrange the best accommodation, as well as wine and meat." "Okay, we sincerely provide the best Service." The female owner of the hotel took the gold leaf coin with a smile and took out a register. Seeing that the young nobleman did not say anything, she knew that the process needed to be followed.

The body that had become somewhat rich bowed down and leaned over the shorter counter. He put his eyes at the same level as the dwarf and asked politely,
"Please register your nationality, occupation and name. This is an obligation stipulated in the Qingyan Port Public Security Management Law. Even visitors to Ulthuan need to abide by it.

The City Hall and the Hotel Guild will ensure the privacy of customers and will not interfere with the freedom of movement regulated by Caledo except for necessary suspicion investigations. If you feel offended, you can submit modification suggestions to the relevant departments, but our store needs to strictly implement them. law. "

"Trouble." Torek muttered in a low voice. This is not his hometown. The High King also told him before he left that when he went to the land of Pointy Ears, he would still act according to their rules.

For the sake of the three main gods, this is just a small concession.

"Karak Iron Peak Castle, a master rune blacksmith certified by the Rune Federation of the Mountain Kingdom, Torek Ironbrow."

The hotel owner records the personnel information one by one. This is not only a requirement of the city hall, but also the spontaneous awareness of the residents of Qingyan Port. A safe and prosperous city is far better than a city filled with conspiracies and riots.

Seeing that the dwarves were abiding by the rules, Ashborn's attitude improved a little bit. He originally wanted to find a few cold lizards to make Dwarf Duo make a fool of himself on the way to Hesiota.

The young elf took out three gold-plated cards with the hallmark of the city hall and handed them to Torek with one hand.
"Because of your special nature, neither Iron Peak Castle nor the Rune Blacksmith Guild has submitted an entry application to the Dragon Palace, and the movement of people will be restricted. These three gold-plated information boards can be used to walk in the city, but cannot leave the city."

Torek did not accept the gold-plated gold immediately. After the enthusiasm of wandering at sea passed, he also had to consider how to find the Slann Lord. If he did not understand the language or got lost along the way, the trip would probably be in vain. .

The greatest possibility of success is Caledor, which has a monopoly on lizardmen products. It is rumored that Imrik has reached a comprehensive military alliance with the lizardmen.

"I wish to see your prince, the ruler of Caledor."

Ashbourne placed the gold-plated gold medal on the higher counter and asked with interest, "The prince is in the palace. Why do you have any reason for him to come to Qingyan Port in person? Besides, your identity..."

Looking at the dwarf who was getting more and more embarrassed, the young elf finished his sentence without politeness, "It seems that it is not enough for the prince of Caledor to take it seriously. I am right, the leader of the Urimo clan of Karak Iron Peak Castle - —Torek Ironbrow."

The name of the clan with a bit of an elven accent made Torek's iron eyebrows shrink into a ball. His sharp eyes quickly observed the protective gear for the pointed ears in front of him. Finally, he found what he wanted in an inconspicuous corner, a line of subtle and exquisite words. Family inscription.

"The Val Anvil Stisse family, it seems you haven't learned your lesson from Iron Peak Castle."

But Ashborn obviously had no intention of being overly provocative. Although there was a lot of hatred for Torek's clan in the family records, the mission was the most important.

Anyway, a lot of people died in Tiefengbao in the Battle of Changsu, which calmed down a little bit.

"No, I'm just reminding you that this is Caledor, don't act like a master rune blacksmith. I can only ensure that the route is correct, but whether you will be attacked or whether you can arrive safely is not within your scope of responsibility. Keep a low profile, Don’t make trouble, that’s my advice.”

Thorek listened to these threats with a livid face. When Pointy Ears passed by and left, he snorted coldly. There are only dwarves who died in battle, and there are no dwarves who are afraid of death. If Pointy Ears wants to seek revenge, Iron Ears will The Rune Master of Peak Castle will teach them what the wrath of the mountains is.

But the most urgent task is to finish resting as soon as possible, buy the necessities for traveling through the jungle, and look for traces of the ancestor gods.

(End of this chapter)