Shar's reminder was just right, and Hill himself didn't expect it.
Although the hundreds of millions of elves who perished in the Catastrophe of Dawn are famous, they basically exist in the form of background panels, and people always forget that they are also living people.
However, there is nothing we can do about it...the way they died is really unique.
Many times, it feels like a prequel background created at the beginning before a certain movie was released.
Even if they have seen it or heard it, not many people will dig into it.
Moreover, they are not like other desolate ruins that have ghostly resentment and undead hauntings like other beings who accidentally destroyed their country.
They even brought their family dogs into Ransander's Kingdom of God, leaving no resentment behind.
Many times, sad and desolate stories are the tragedies sung by survivors after disasters... They miss the good old days and mourn their poor friends, relatives and neighbors.
However, these elves definitely don’t have any direct relatives living outside.
Moreover, the Disaster of Dawn is more like a terrible lesson, but it is difficult to make people feel...painful and helpless.
Even if an outsider mentions this matter, he will have mixed feelings in his heart, but all the focus is on Lansendre who caused all this.
Those elves...no one can say anything.
To say that they are having an easy time, there are indeed some areas where they are having a hard time.
They were originally some of the most powerful forces in Faerûn, but they were all destroyed in one fell swoop.
When they arrived at the Kingdom of Lansendre, their competitiveness was of no use.
But to say that they have a hard time... Elves only live long lives, not eternal life.
Many elven royal families also had to face the day when they were old and then directly faced death.
Although the Kingdom of Elf will also accept elves to settle in, they must be devout believers of the gods, descendants who have a good relationship with the gods...such as the royal families of various elven kingdoms, and those who have made great contributions to the entire race.
Although the remaining elves will not have to wait in the River Styx like other souls, they will be washed away by the River Styx with only a little aura left, return to the Elf Tree, and wait for the day of reincarnation... But that is not the case either.
themselves.
And the hundreds of millions of elves who followed Lansander to complete this dawn disaster, regardless of high or low, all entered the kingdom of dawn.
This situation made other people feel very complicated when they mentioned it. In the end, everyone simply stopped mentioning the existence of these elves.
Therefore, it’s no wonder that Hill couldn’t remember it at all.
But even though Lansendre can allow them to live a worry-free life in the Kingdom of God, they will not be too mentally decadent... With the speed at which gossip is spread in the Tower of Dawn, these elves probably know everything.
However, occasional boredom is inevitable.
That's why Lansendre said that they have many artistic alchemical artifacts on hand.
Hill could even imagine what was going on... Elves are creatures that like to compare their craftsmanship.
If any special art became popular in the mortal world of elves, the elves in the Kingdom of God would definitely follow suit, and they would have to do it better than anyone else.
But after these things are finished, they are useless and can only be piled in the house... Fortunately, there is definitely no ashes in the Kingdom of God.
However, these batches, batch after batch, are really suitable as rewards for the undead.
They are all of the same type of rare objects, and even their basic attributes are estimated to be similar.
But there will be subtle differences between each one, and even the additional attributes are different... The undead will definitely want it very much.
"Shar, you don't have to make fun of me over there." Lansander is not the kind of saint who doesn't fight back when beaten, "Ah, no, are you jealous?
William was very interested in my suggestion.
No wonder your words are so bitter... Ha~ Your night cloak is probably only worth teaching the undead how to kill people with a knife."
Shar, who was sarcastic, didn't even blink: "Thank you for your praise. I am very satisfied with the Night Messenger's imprint on the world.
Of course it is your honor that you can help William."
Ransander tilted his head, clucked his mouth a few times, and suddenly felt a little discouraged: "Ah~ It's not like I can't disgust you.
But William didn’t offend me!
I can't hurt a good person just to make you unhappy.
Really...why did he fall in love with something like you?"
Shar smiled at him... obviously very happy to hear it.
For the daughter of the dark night, this kind of words is actually a kind of compliment.
"Sir." Liszt appeared next to him, "Mr. Jos has already made arrangements. Mr. Russell made an agreement with him to discuss the construction of their respective magic towers with him after Mr. Jos has rested.
However, now we are about to arrive at the magnetic mountain peak. Although the magic circle to offset the magnetic gravity has been activated, those strong winds cannot pierce the outer defensive shield, but..."
Liszt said with some embarrassment: "That mountain peak is like a natural spire. If we land, there probably won't be enough space to build the Tower of Dawn.
Sir, do you think we should choose a nearby peak to stop?"
Hill suddenly realized... He then remembered that his magic tower also had to find a place to dock.
It's not that you can't fly all the time. Even if this place is dangerous and all the magic circles must be opened together, Hill can't take it seriously because of the energy consumption.
However, Hill knew very well that before the Tower of Dawn was built, the undead would have to come to him first... Isn't this the idea behind Ransondel's refusal to leave and even bringing Jos in?
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This guy's original intention was not like this. When he first came to this world, in his conversation with Hill, it was obvious that he planned to use the ruins of the defense tower as a stepping stone for the undead to enter this world.
Then, let the undead help rebuild the defense tower first, and then consider his Tower of Dawn.
To be honest, this style of approach is more in line with the usual style of the Lord of the Dawn.
Although he looks very dishonest, Lansendre is actually quite generous to the common people and the suffering people.
But after discovering that Jos had been away for many years and still looked like the same person... he had been guarding the defense tower for so many years and still couldn't find anyone he could use, Lansander quickly changed his mind.
However, he should have made two preparations in the first place. He just had a glimmer of hope in his heart, thinking that Jos could grow up a little.
Unfortunately, it is not that easy for the middle school boy in his family to grow up to look like the wise young man from Waterdeep City.
However, Ransendall actually gave Hill a hint in this regard from the beginning... Hill of course also responded to him.
Although the big peacock is willful, he never forces himself on others.
Hill estimated that Selune was the only one who didn't understand the exchange between him and Lansander, but Shar understood it quite clearly anyway.
Otherwise, she wouldn't just squat in Hill's magic tower.
How should I put it... The war with the Tower of Theia is about slaying demons, but digging out the shadows behind the Tower of Despair can also become some of the plot tasks of the undead.
In the past, Shar, no matter what she wanted to do, especially in Toril, she really couldn't let the undead take over the task... Even though Shar had a high sense of presence on the road of destiny, it was just a coincidence.
handle.
But there are no formal missions... No way, Shar himself can't guarantee whether there are any tricks to deceive people in those seemingly normal missions.
Although the undead are not being tricked, there are some things that it is better not to do.
But in this world, when Shar's target is Vecna, it can become a side plot mission.
Just like when she was in Oasis, even if her relationship with Rose was so bad, some of her small tasks were taken over by the undead... Anyway, no matter who Rose was there, she couldn't cheat her.
People and good people.
Otherwise, Shar wouldn't have said such bitter words.
Of course she wouldn't be jealous of Ransander for making William very satisfied, but Shar, who couldn't get a reward of the same level, would definitely be a little greedy.
Based on Hill's understanding of her, Shar would not let William help her get the mission reward.
The Daughter of the Night is not without all good things.
But she has no finished product.
Of course, with Shar's critical eye, even the gems and various materials used to pile up the warehouse would not be bad.
But for the undead, making money is indeed very important, but the mission rewards with limited time and limited purchase are the ones that cannot be given up.
Of course Lansendre also understood why Shar was picking on him.
But just like what he said...the sarcasm that could be spoken, Shar didn't feel it.
Those who cannot speak out must have William in every word.
With Ransondel's character, he couldn't implicate the innocent...as long as he knew.
Hill had no intention of getting involved in such a boring bickering, so he immediately stood up and walked around the three-dimensional mountain map a few times.
Finally, he gritted his teeth and confirmed: "Just stop here.
By the way, I want to see the sea."
Liszt hesitated for a few seconds, then zoomed in on the cliff by the sea that Hill pointed out, and then asked: "Here... there is only about three... two meters left at the door.
Sir, although this mountain is not very high, it is still 800 meters high."
Hill nodded affirmatively: "How great~ You don't have to run when you go down the mountain, just slide down."
Lansander came over with great interest: "Well, Hill, you are really a good friend of the undead!
If they take over my reconstruction task, they will have to come full circle."
The mountain pointed out by Hill is very compact.
Although the slope on the side facing inland is also about 45 degrees, which is not as straight up and down as the Magnet Mountain chosen by Big Peacock, the area at the top of the mountain is particularly small.
Small, if Hill's magic tower is parked on it, a small part of it will probably fail.
Lansendre glanced at the color of the mountain peaks on the map... Oh, the steel mountains covered with salt water seemed to have glistening ice flowers.
This chapter has been completed!