Gou is a dark elf in Warhammer

The Susorran Islands are located in the vast ocean northwest of Arabia. They consist of 7 main islands and some small islands. They are somewhat similar to the Canary Islands on the blue planet, but they are not an indispensable base for human maritime routes. Columbus's fleets did not receive supplies here during his four voyages to the West, nor do they have beautiful natural scenery with many gorgeous beaches and active volcanoes.

The Susorran Islands are desolate. During the Golden Age of the Elves, some merchant ships traveling from Ulthuan to Araby would stop here for a short while to resupply, but those small ports and settlements have long been abandoned.

This is important because unlike the Atlantic Ocean without Atlantis, the islands are located right at the throat due to the existence of Ulthuan. If necessary, the Asur fleet deployed in the south of the Kingdom of Yvresse can reach the islands in 8 days, and from the islands to Araby in 2 days.

Like two central defenders in a soccer team’s back line, the Osuan-Susoran Islands form a large gate that can block and intercept ships traveling north and south across the vast ocean.

So, it is a very dangerous thing to cross here, but that is nothing new.

The Asur Fleet is now in a declining phase, and its ships are stretched thin. The Asur Fleet is usually deployed in colonies, such as this fortress, that fortress, or the Philippine colony in the Far East. The rest are either in the port for repair or as a general reserve, or deployed northwest of Osua to intercept Duruchi ships and defend the route from Osua to Anaheim.

In addition, Asul does not have any all-weather reconnaissance aircraft, and the noble princes and princesses who can ride giant eagles and understand eagle language are unwilling to do such thankless work.

Maybe... we should build a dock and airport in the future to station a naval aviation team? Never mind, that's a matter for the future.

When the fleet passed the Susoran Islands, Dacus finally got up from his bed. He lived a life like a daily account. Life on the ship was like this, boring, dull and tedious. He got up every morning to train and practice. It's like sailing against the current. If you don't advance, you will retreat. If you don't practice for a day, you will lose ten days. After breakfast, he went to feed the big guy and let the big guy out for a ride. After that, he had free time.

Now he was fighting with Cowell in front of the elves and red dragons, using the Mensur rules, which was the academic swordplay that had not yet appeared at the University of Aldorf. Maybe in five hundred years Felix would be a master of swordplay? Who knows.

The rules of the academy's swordplay are very abstract. Protective gear needs to be worn on the chest, and the neck, which is a weak part, also needs to be worn. As for the head... an eye mask is required to prevent eye injuries. The right arm that swings the sword needs to wear protective gear, one function is for protection, and the other function is to block the sword, but the left arm does not need it.

As for how to fight... just stand still and swing at the head in rounds. Standing still means keeping a certain distance, and the feet must not move at all. The means of attack is simply slashing. You cannot use dangerous and deadly actions such as frontal thrusts. Except for the fencing arm, other parts of the body cannot move. If you move, it will be considered as retreating out of fear.

The targets of the attack are the opponent's head and face. Regardless of the winner, the fight ends in three situations: the first is that one party chooses to give up; the second is that the doctor on site believes that one party is too seriously injured to continue and requests a termination; the third is that both parties persist until the end of the number of rounds.

Afterwards, the doctor on site sutured the wound without anesthesia.

This school's swordsmanship is good, because it combines the danger of actual combat swordsmanship with the impracticality of sports swordsmanship, a wonder in swordsmanship. But then again, there is no other way, perhaps there is no better way than this, the school's swordsmanship is a product of the times, and standing still and chopping is always better than stabbing the throat and lungs head-on.

The university student association was earlier than the college swordplay. Of course, it is also OK to call it a fraternity. Bismarck was a member of the association. He was a master of duels. He had 25 recorded duels in three semesters of college. He was good at using sabers. However, there were no rules for college swordplay at that time. As for pistols... zero. In 1852, he had a conflict with Fink, who was also an old swordfighting expert and was imprisoned for this in 1833. But in the end, both sides agreed to use pistols...

In addition to Bismarck, there are many other famous Germans who are members of the Tongmenghui, such as...

After that, it became more and more standardized. After Sanderzi came to power, he banned the Student Union, but many members still served in the army, such as Otto Skorzeny, a pioneer in special operations, Steinhoff with 178 combat records, Jaeger in Hunting T-34, etc. Until Dacus came into this world, the Union still had the tradition of fencing.

Dacus and Cowell did not wear protective gear or eye masks. They just stood there and swung at each other, ending the game in five innings.

Now, there were two bleeding cuts on Dacus' cheeks, and blood stained his chin and neck. Cowell also had several deep wounds on his face, and blood dripped down his cheeks to the ground.

The final round began, and they clashed again. The swords crossed in the air, making a crisp metallic collision sound, and both of them carefully tested each other's defenses while looking for opportunities to attack.

Cowell easily blocked Dacus's slash, and at the moment when the sword was deflected, he quickly blocked it, sparks flew. The two sides fought back and forth in close range, and each attack was full of power and skill.

The moment the two swords crossed again, Cowell slowed down his attack slightly, revealing a slight flaw. Daxus seized this opportunity, and the blade slid down along the sword he blocked, cutting his cheek.

There is no winner or loser in a sword fight. Both sides win if they hold on until the end of the round, so Cowell didn't say anything like "You win." After performing a fancy sword flower and pointing the tip of the sword to the ground, he took a step back and saluted Darkus slightly.

Dacus also didn't say anything, but looked at Cowell with a meaningful look. He knew that he was not as good as Cowell in the use of duel swords, and he was good at counter-attacks, not counter-steps. He knew that Cowell would give in to him at certain moments to avoid embarrassment.

"How does it feel?"

"Hmm..." Cowell, who specializes not only in duel swords but also in eloquence, was a little speechless at this moment. He actually felt that it was not very good. This set of rules was a bit too idiotic and could not bring out the agility of the elves.

But this rule was proposed by Dacus, and he personally participated in it. He knew Dacus, and there must be a reason for doing this, but he didn't know it yet, and he didn't know how to evaluate it for a while. He also knew that what Dacus needed was not respect, but actual evaluation.

"I understand. Take care of the wound."

"Can I keep this scar as a symbol of honor?" Cowell nodded first, then he thought of something and pointed to the one on his left cheek and said.

"Of course, if you want." Dacus smiled. He didn't know how to evaluate Cowell. Political speculation? Or maybe sensitivity? Although Cowell didn't know how to evaluate him, he must have realized something, so he chose to keep a scar as a symbol of honor. By then, everyone would know that the scar on Cowell's face was caused by a sword fight with him. As his status and power increased, this scar would be given more meaning and deeper political ties.

After his wounds were healed, he sat down again. He did not ask those chosen ones of Edrezer what happened. There was no need. The rules and procedures were there. Asking would not yield any results. It would only embarrass them.

"You two fight, use your fists. You can move, but you can't kick or hit the head." He stopped Bainie and Seonlan's daily fist-and-kick competition while thinking of something. He asked the two Slaughter Sisters standing not far away to fight with their fists and feet. Then he added, "Draw a circle. Whoever steps out of the circle loses. Whoever falls to the ground loses. Shakara, you will be the referee."

The two sisters of killing who were in the arena of the Vicious Temple had their eyes brightened up instantly after hearing Dacus's order. Although they didn't know why Dacus did it, they knew that this was an opportunity, a precious opportunity. After greeting Dacus, they raised their heads and turned to look at each other at the same time. Their expressions became ferocious, and they wished they could tear each other apart right now.

"My brother, what do you think?" Maranul leaned against Dacus, posing a comfortable posture and asked softly.

"law?"

"Law?" Maranul was a little confused. He turned his head and looked at Daxus in surprise. He couldn't think of the relationship between sword fighting, boxing and law at the first time, but soon, he thought of something else. It seemed that there was a connection?
Naggaroth does have laws, but they are very abstract and outrageous, and there are not many clauses, just a few.

The Blood Feud Rule is one of the few legal provisions. The war between Hag Graves and the Nagor was triggered by the Blood Feud Rule. Barnes Barr, the admiral of the Nagor, left his son Furlan as a political hostage at Hag Graves to ensure peace between Hag Graves and the Nagor. This was a settlement reached after decades of painful and bloody disputes.

As a result, Barnes' nephew Malus tortured his son Furlan into a half-crazy, half-stupid psychopath... In addition to being his nephew, Malus was also the son of Hagrid Graves Valhar.

At that time, Dacreus, the stinky outsider, had just gone to Naggaroth to beg for food. He was not yet the Hand of the Witch King, and Malekith had no idea of ​​a second mediation, so Hag Graef and the Nagor started fighting.

It is also the law of Naggaroth that prohibits the worship of Slaanesh. Followers of Slaanesh must die. Daxus took advantage of this legal provision to kill Ishval, who became Hag Gravesvalhar within a few minutes.

However, this legal clause is somewhat abstract and Schrodinger-like. The Slaanesh believers entrenched in Gorond are not affected by this clause, and how to determine whether someone is a Slaanesh believer is also a science.

It is also one of the legal provisions that the Night Wardens and Valahar officially appointed by the Witch King are forbidden to be harmed, which is a provocation to the authority of the Witch King. When Daquus rose to power, the legal provisions were supplemented, or more accurately, tacitly accepted, and the same was true for those appointed by the Witch King's hand. Once a Druki harms the Night Wardens and Valahar, he will become the enemy of the entire Druki society. This is why we have to mention the famous Black Blade.

To some extent, Dacuus was well versed in the law. He announced to the public that he and Maranur were attacked by Malus, which triggered the legal provisions prohibiting the Night Wardens and Valahar from being harmed. Although he was not the Night Warden and Valahar, he was the Chief Archon, and his rank was higher than that of the Night Wardens and Valahar. The injury of Maranur triggered the blood feud rules.

At that time, Malus did not belong to the Hag Graves camp, but to the Nagor camp, so every wrong has its perpetrator and every debt has its creditor...

In addition to these three items, tax evasion is also one of the few laws in Druzy society. The Night Warden Ranis who was executed at the Dark Council died because of this law.

But there is a but for everything. Hal Ganthe, controlled by Hellebron, is the most law-abiding city in the entire Naggaroth. There are many legal provisions in this city. Specifically, this is not allowed and that is not allowed. Murder and private fighting are illegal and will be punished by death.

Of course, there was a reason why Hellebron did this. It was for the day when the midnight of death came. On that day, Hal Gansey would lift all legal restrictions, avenge grievances and revenge, and kill to his heart's content.

Pure black humor.

In general, the laws of Naggaroth are simple, rough, and effective, taking all aspects into consideration, but they are not enough and cannot support the establishment of order.

The elves' personalities, history, and social environment were different from what Dakwus had experienced before.

Private fights and duels were prevalent in Ulthuan. Tyrion experienced a duel just after arriving in Lothern from the Kingdom of Cosqui. The cause was that a swordsman deliberately provoked the topic and insulted his mother and brother, and he fought back. Of course, there were some other complicated reasons, but it did not prevent the duel from proceeding normally in the end. There was nothing to say about the result, and he ran away to the next era.

During his time as a spy in Ulthuan, Julian was an expert duelist, and many Asur warriors fell to his sword.

Long before the Battle of Finnuar Fields, Tyrion had the title of "Champion of the Emerald Sea Family". How did he get that title? He liked to walk through the streets of Lothern at night with his friends and enjoy all kinds of good times.

When young nobles hang out together, there will definitely be a lot of trouble, fights and private fights. No matter how strong an elf is, he may be killed in a street fight. Over the years, he has lost many of his friends. However, he enjoys the pleasure that street fights bring him.

As for Athel Loren and Lauren Loren...

Naggaroth is a harsh place, with a history full of betrayal, killing, blood and war. The residents are deeply affected by the harsh environment and society, becoming more cruel and harsh. The social structure is strict and hierarchical, and the weak are destined to be oppressed and exploited by the strong.

Dacus fully understood the system and operation mode of Naggaroth and was not prepared to copy it mechanically. He was prepared to make it more alive and open up a unique path for the elves. (End of this chapter)