Red Dragon has magic

Chapter 40 Just figure it out

After watching the orcs enter the blockhouse, Leon had no intention of playing with the equally large and weak ogre, so he flapped his wings lightly and flew up, landing on the roof of the chapel to take a rest.

To be honest, I really ran around today and did a lot of things. It feels like I did more than in the past few months.

Normally, Leon would sleep until tomorrow, or even until noon or afternoon tomorrow, but today he was still thinking about the orcs exploring the tower, so he woke up before it got dark. When he woke up, his head was a little groggy, and he woke up completely after a while of wind.

Yawning, Leon noticed that all the orcs had come out of the blockhouse.

Roluge was resting when he noticed that Leon had woken up and landed in the central atrium, and he hurried over to greet him.

"You guys are out..." Leon asked, "What did you get?"

"Master, you will know once you take a look." Luo Luge led Leon to their camp, a row of wooden houses next to the city wall. After being repaired, they looked decent. "We have taken out all the valuable things and put them here."

Leon took a quick look, then remembered that his Clairvoyance had lost its effect, and quickly cast the spell again.

Cloth, leather armor, chain mail, a set of rusty plate armor, a large iron shield, a heavy mace surrounded by a faint magical aura, a ritual dagger, and a staff that is also a magical weapon... Why is there no sword?

A pile of scrolls, a row of messy potions, money mainly in the form of copper and silver coins, red and green gems whose value was unknown, a silver kettle, and a wooden box filled with various jewelry...

"There are quite a lot of things..." Leon said.

As soon as Leon finished speaking, Luo Luge's face suddenly changed, and he quickly said: "We definitely didn't hide anything. I can swear to our gods."

"Don't get so excited. I just said it casually. I believe you all. You're so sarcastic..." Leon smiled bitterly, thinking that the Red Dragon Tyrant had a bad reputation. It's like living with a tiger. Everyone is afraid of him.

Luo Luge glanced at Lyon and saw nothing unusual, so he put his heart at ease for the time being.

"I killed the wizard ghost, and I also killed those haunting ghosts..." Leon certainly wouldn't miss the spoils. He organized his words, "How do you think these things should be divided?"

Hearing what the red dragon said, Luo Luge felt overwhelmed, not knowing how to divide the spoils. If the red dragon was given too little, it would not be satisfied, and if it was too much, everyone would definitely be unwilling. They did not dare to vent their anger on the red dragon, and would most likely blame him.

Luo Ruge was having a headache. Deka came over, picked up the heavy hammer and raised it. Just as he was about to speak, Luo Ruge stopped him and said, "Shut up."

Luo Luge took a deep breath, looked into Leon's eyes, and said: "We are the master's subordinates. Leaving these weapons and equipment to us can improve our combat effectiveness, that is, improve the combat effectiveness of the master's subordinates, so that we can better serve the master..."

"There are monsters in the tower. Many of us were injured and one died while exploring the tower. We paid a heavy price..." Luo Luge said while observing Leon's expression. Dragons can make complex expressions.

Lyon looked around and indeed saw that many orcs were injured.

"Apart from the weapons and equipment, the scrolls, potions, money, gems, and accessories all belong to the master." Luo Luge said carefully, "If these things are sold, they will definitely be worth much more than the weapons and equipment."

Leon looked at it and agreed with the orcs' distribution in principle. After all, he had no use for those weapons and equipment, and they were ordinary and had no collection value... In fact, there was nothing here that he cared about, including the money and gems. It was just free. "Didn't you see any books when you explored the tower?" Leon asked.

"Yes." Deka interrupted, "It has no use except for burning it, so we didn't take it."

“Help me find all the books. I mean all of them.” Leon thought about whether it was necessary to be so greedy. Maybe there would be a place where these orcs could be useful in the future. “I can leave those medicines to you... I can also give you those scrolls.”

Leon was skeptical about the potions, and he didn't know how to tear the scrolls and cast spells. So why not do him a favor?

"Thank you for your generosity, my master." Luo Luge praised. He couldn't believe that a greedy red dragon could be so generous.

“So why don’t you hurry up… I want all the books except the one in Diaolou.” Without a computer to play games or a mobile phone to watch videos, he could only read books to kill time. Thinking of this, Leon couldn’t help but sigh, “Hurry up, I haven’t eaten anything after a busy day.”

"We have pigs in our animal pen," Luo Luge said. "I'll have someone kill the pigs now... Deka, go and arrange for someone to go to the watchtower and move all the books out."

When it got dark, Leon finally had cooked food after a long time, and the orcs actually knew how to cook it for him.

As Deka led the orcs to move all the books out of the blockhouse, including books from other places in the abandoned fortress, and stuffed them into a box with money, gems and other things, Leon thought about leaving.

"That's enough. I'm leaving now." Leon had completely forgotten that he had just accepted the orc in front of him as his dependent, and the goblins had long forgotten about it. If it weren't for the reward, he really wouldn't want any dependents.

"Wait." Deka suddenly stood up. "Deka wants to ask when the master will take us to conquer the forest?"

Deka wielded the heavy mace, the magical weapon that was now his, and continued, "I can't wait to fight for my master."

When Leon heard the orc's words, he was tempted for a moment. Since there were rewards for taking in followers, there was no reason why there would be no rewards for conquering a forest or a territory.

Lyon thought again about how difficult it was to subdue the group of orcs in front of him today. He couldn't imagine how much trouble he would have to deal with to conquer a forest. He felt a little discouraged.

Moreover, conquering a territory would be enough for him when he grows up and becomes a teenager. By then, he can capture it easily by just flying in the sky, and there will be no danger. Why should he fight so hard and risk his life in the young dragon stage?

"I have other things to do," Leon said. "I don't have time to conquer the forest."

"So what arrangements does the master have for us?" asked Luo Luge.

"No arrangements, you can do whatever you want." Leon spread his wings, "If there is anything, I will find you, if not, you can do whatever you want."

Leon hugged the box that the orcs had packed for him, flapped his wings and flew up, activating the Gathering and Dispersing Air spell, which could increase movement speed and was also a spell to speed up travel. He disappeared into the night sky in an instant.

Even though they had seen it once before, the orcs were still stunned. Their master moved so fast that it left an afterimage.

(End of this chapter)