Chapter 451 Departure

This may become an unsolved mystery.

Everyone present couldn't figure out what the other party was going to do.

In the end, everyone could only let it go. The only impact left by the incident was that there was another strange story in Middenheim.

The rumored "that person", the Uncrowned King of Middenheim, is believed to be involved in this matter, but no one knows the specific truth.

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"What a bastard coachman! Damn the halfling!" Sorian finally returned from the city center. He looked very bad. Even the armor he never left was taken off and dropped on the table.

This was much more powerful than the dagger that the gangster had slapped on the table before, causing all the guests in the tavern to tremble.

His long beard was twisted into a line, and his equally bushy eyebrows were also wrinkled into mountains.

Lynch saw no external injuries on his body, and if there were any, Sorian's fist seemed to have been violent.

"What happened? Old man, I guess you encountered the Empire's special customs." Eugen quickly got rid of the depression caused by the sudden change and joked to the yelling dwarf.

"I clearly paid the fare! Blackmail! Fraud! They are bullshit!"

It sounds like this guy has also encountered underground business. The difference is that Eugen still communicates nicely when being blocked by gangsters, while the dwarf most likely just used his fists to reason.

The important difference is that humans are not as united as dwarves. If the long-bearded man really suffered serious damage here, I am afraid that a large number of dwarves will flood into the alleys tomorrow and send all the gangsters to meet their gods.

Dwarves are not easy to joke about.

Lynch couldn't stand the narrowness in the hotel, so he bent down and walked out of the door, returning to the broad street.

At least he wouldn't touch the ceiling if he raised his head slightly in the open space.

The noise in the tavern continued until the auspicious moon set in the west. The only difference was that the closer it got to the early morning, the noise inside the tavern became weaker. The owner of the tavern changed twice, and the busboy serving tea and water also took turns.

The dwarf spent the whole night lying on the wine table because he accidentally drank too much while complaining to Eugen, and his "drinking buddy" only persuaded him to drink, but he didn't drink much.

Lynch didn't want to give him a chance to get hungover, but the lizard man also didn't want to go to Athel Loren, so the dwarf managed to sleep until noon.

If the next destination is Lustria, the dwarf will most likely be on an ocean-going ship when he wakes up.

It wasn't until the oracle packed his luggage and the archmage put on his chainmail and high-top helmet and walked down the stairs that the dwarf slowly woke up.

The owner of the hotel invited the residents away with a flattering smile like a plague.

This was his reaction when he couldn't see Lynch. If there was another lizard man, I'm afraid last night would have been even more noisy.

Eugen reluctantly looked at the White Wolf Temple standing on the top of the hillside in the city center. He hadn't had time to visit it yet.

The only thing that can comfort him is the extra spare money in his pocket. This money is enough for him to invest in some properties in Altdorf and make long-term plans.

Mortals always seem to like to communicate, and they were still chattering until they were about to leave the realm of Middenheim, perhaps to drive away fear, after all, they were about to leave the realm of civilization.

But according to what Lynch saw, the flow of people south of Middenheim was so large that there was no need to worry about anything unusual.

"Can't you feel the weight? Why do you always wear armor all the way?"

"I'm used to it. Greenskins won't give you a chance to pierce armor."

The other member who was asked the question was still reading a book, and Lynch found that he had changed to the "Atlas of Monsters", which was better than the previous third-rate magazine.

It wasn't until Eugen moved his eyes that Teclis knocked on the Asur mage's light armor unhurriedly.

Lynch knew that Ismaila silver was harder than steel, but lighter than silk, and had good ductility.

Obviously, Eugen asked a stupid question. In other words, the dwarves were wandering around wearing heavy armor with only brute force. If the rune armor was engraved with functional runes, the power the wearer could withstand might be even lower.

The young creature's stupid words continued. Lin Qi found it boring, so he left the vicinity of the carriage and took a look around.

A white wolf that was larger than ordinary beasts and a lizard man met unexpectedly, but no conflict occurred because Lynch discovered the extraordinary behind the white wolf.

The long howl of wolves lingered in the dense forest for a long time. The humans on the road subconsciously took precautions. After a long time, they did not wait for the wolves to attack.

The white wolf chased a crow in front of Lin Qi. It seemed to be taking the opportunity to convey some message. Lin Qi didn't react until it viciously bit the crow down in the air and chewed it into dregs.

A less obvious interference from the gods to the mortal world is commonly known as "divine revelation".

For beings other than the Chaos Gods, transmitting messages across borders is indeed a troublesome matter. One must always be careful of the manipulation of certain gods to obscure or alter the words.

As a cold-blooded being who is half-aware of astrology and prophecy, the lizard man could see that this was a warning to him to beware of Tzeentch.

Perhaps the result of the interpretation shouldn't be so gentle. It's more like encouraging Lynch to directly go up and fight the God of Change when he encounters trouble.

Lynch only believes that this is a blindly optimistic self-confidence that belongs only to soldiers.

If Tzeentch wants to do something, even if he stands next to the lizard man, no one may be able to see through it.

Just the "change spirit" under the control of Tzeentch can deceive the three gods of chaos. For him, it is not difficult to deceive the other beings under the four gods.

Most individuals who learn about the existence of "changelings" will become suspicious and finally wait for the end.

Because of the nature of Tzeentch's "change", it can completely imitate everything, including Tzeentch himself.

How can there be any reason to worry about questioning others every day? As long as the goal is slightly relaxed, the "Change Spirit" will eventually get what he wants.

Therefore, Lynch believes that the best way is to act as if it does not exist and decisively crush the telltale as soon as it is discovered.

The small unexpected encounter did not disturb the journey, and there were no monsters that Lynch expected appeared on the road. On the contrary, the forests in the south were quieter than those in the north.

Reminiscent of the previous war, he believed that the large horned beast community in the forest had probably suffered a disaster. They either migrated or died in the suppression of many empire legions when they went south, or they joined the undead and were treated as abandoned children. In the end, Still can't escape death.

Lynch was more concerned about the Ulthuan resident archmage in Altdorf. He had not forgotten the previous encounter in the Shadow Forest.

Dwarves can bring up old accounts from thousands of years ago, and elves will still miss the hatred from thousands of years ago. As a lizard with a longer lifespan, Lynch, who is self-aware, will certainly not forget a suspicious elf mage.

They needed to do two things when passing Altdorf.

Neither demons nor elven mages can escape.