Hill looked at Vera, who was very dissatisfied with this profession, and could only smile helplessly.
Hill is actually used to hearing the natural alarm all the time when these cute little guys tell him stories.
The goblins thought this was telling Hill, who liked to study history, about the past events of the gods they had seen in the past.
Of course, with a bit of fun self-adaptation, it would be so boring otherwise.
It's just a group of adults and gods who beat me and me, and the reasons are the same. The goblins don't like it very much, and what they say is interesting.
Therefore, in the dozens of stories that Hill heard about the same god, except for the fact that his name never changed, the things he did were never the same, and the reasons for fighting were even more bizarre.
However, the goblin race was really created to play pranks. Even Vera, who was very serious about what she did, her first reaction when she heard she couldn't lie was anger.
It can't be said that they are lying. There is always a little bit of truth in their words, but they must be telling their imaginary stories according to the little goblins' wishes, infinitely exaggerating the points they like the most.
Very few people will look for the truth in their words, which is too tiring.
It is only after the fact that we know what part of what they said was true.
Vera, the leader of the flower fairies, is really the one with the least falsehoods in her words.
So Hill only dealt with her and let Vera handle all the goblin affairs, otherwise Hill would feel like she would have tinnitus.
Soothing the anxious Vera and asking her to let him and Lin go, it really consumed Hill a lot of energy.
For goblins, warning them that someone is not easy to cheat will often have the opposite result, and they will become braver as they fight.
Linn must be very busy lately, Hill thought a little guiltily.
Hill is really worried about what Linn will do if he spends all his free time playing the game of 'Guess what I want to trick you today' with the little goblin.
The most likely possibility is to drag Hill out to work.
Lynn doesn't care about being busy, but he definitely cares about Hill doing nothing and causing trouble for him.
Although he felt a little sorry for Linn, Hill at least made Vera promise not to go to Linn to do the little goblin prank test during this period.
Even if Linn comes to the floating castle and temple area, he probably won't face hundreds of flower fairies and picklings trying to deceive him.
As for the future, playing games with the fairies is also a good way to pass the time when you are bored!
Hill didn't think that after the undead spread across the entire northern continent, there would be many security incidents in Aglaia City for Linn to manage.
Hill can't tell Linn how many changes a creature like the 'Trasil Elf' will bring to Toril, right?
These things can only wait for time to prove, and Hill does not want to say it out loud.
Once some words are said in this world, they will probably be recorded on the tablet of destiny. What if he has any reaction?
Hill doesn't think that that bad old man AO is any kind at all.
Although unless AO can open Toril's crystal wall again and allow those gods to descend to the ground in person, those specific reactions will basically be of little use.
In the form of a saint, it is not so easy to make the "Trashil Elf" fall into despair.
It's not like it can't be broken.
But it was better to have less trouble. He didn't want to directly become enemies with the Toril gods.
Hill actually really thinks it's good to have the happy little trouble brought by the goblin.
You can’t let the new career that Lin En chose so hard be wasted!
In order to better manage the city, he actually chose to be a law enforcer.
Although it is a bit incredible, this is indeed an advancement for the bard.
The most basic skill of this profession is that like the paladin, it can detect evil.
For the profession of law enforcement, the requirements for taking office are very simple, but few people can achieve it: they must establish a city as their eternal defense zone in their hearts, and they must swear in front of the gods they believe in that all their actions here will forever be
Stay righteous and impartial.
This oath can usually stop most people. No one can lie in front of God unless he is not a true believer.
The greatest ability of a law enforcer is to find signs of crimes in the information they collect and conduct trials. In fact, it is very suitable for Aglaia City.
Linn doesn't even need to collect the information here. He can see everything happening in the city as long as he stays in the city hall.
But once he leaves this city, he will lose all the abilities he gained in that city, whether it is the law enforcer level or some professional skills, which almost completely binds him to this city.
Hill didn't want Lynn to do this. He always felt that freedom was more important.
But for Linn, his favorite profession was that of a peace officer, but the former town of Cuelva was not worthy of him.
Compared to this law enforcer, he once thought about changing his job to become a magic guard in Silver Moon City!
Wouldn't that be more troublesome? We have to live and die with Silver Moon City.
Moreover, Miriel supported his appointment as a law enforcer and gave him great convenience. Linn did not need to put in much effort at all. This profession was originally created by Miriel with the help of Ogma.
Many gods in Toril are actually unwilling to hand over some law enforcement powers to the paladins of Tyr, but they also need their own city security management profession, and there are actually many similar professions.
But only the one created by Miriel is more decent.
So Lin En was very insistent. If it weren't for the fact that the binding to this city required Hill's approval as the city lord, he would have transferred it himself.
The Sheriff has been working for a long time, and some things have become his pursuits.
Linn had never cared about the freedom that Hill valued. Many times, Linn felt that only mages would always talk about freedom, and even the followers of the Lord of the Dawn would not think that way.
After seeing the list of law enforcer professions that Linn brought, Hill actually suspected that Linn chose this profession just to obtain the Domain of Honesty.
When Linn was a sheriff, the most annoying thing was judging the adventurers who was right and who was wrong.
But this profession does go well with the bard. If it weren't for the greater constraints, there would probably be many people willing to serve. Compared to the paladin, this profession is more flexible, and the judgment results are more realistic.
Lin En seems to be really suitable for this profession. It has only been a few months and he is already level 5 and will soon be level 6.
Hill hopes that Linn can find a way to have a good relationship with Vera. If he can get the help of Sylph, it will be better for Linn's new career.
He knew very well that Lynn's choice was actually to ensure that Hill's rule would not be affected. Otherwise, Lynn's most suitable position would be to be in power.
But those in power have higher demands for power. After many people reach high positions in their careers, they cannot stand having a big boss over their head who does nothing.
Although Lin En didn't think he would do that, he still directly rejected this possible trouble.
But he does have the qualifications to hold office as a ruler.
After he took office as a law enforcer, his group of Baal cousins took him to the ocean in a small boat they made to discuss this issue.
They were worried that this was Hill's restriction on Linn, so they took Linn to the sea far away from the Mystery Lock, intending to discuss the matter with him.
They were more worried that Linn was suspected by Hill because he brought a large number of elves from Evermeet Island. If this was the case, the Baal brothers were willing to leave the city with the Elf Crusaders and find a suitable place to settle.
point.
Lynn finally convinced her overly concerned cousins by swearing on Miriel.
Their boat had actually sailed far enough, and they noticed that there was no fog here.
But when Hill left the territory, in order to get the news here in time, he actually placed some small lily of the valley bells in the sea of swords.
Their ship happened to be within range of a small bell.
It was also because of hearing this that Hill did not send the news about Suzuran to Lin En, but handed it over to Liszt for sorting.
In the short term, there won't really be any big news. Let's wait until a year later when these little bells have completely turned into ashes!
Hill leaned quietly against the window. He was a little unsure of how the Zhentarim people were going to deal with him.
The undead left behind in Aglaia City are still wandering far away in the wilderness. Even if they use magic to fly back, it will probably take more than a day.
As long as Hill is restrained and the Seraphs are banished back to the star realm, it seems that Aglaia City can indeed be used by the killers to burn, kill and loot at will.
Even if the undead from Waterdeep City come back to defend them, they are not afraid. After all, for the Benn Church, which has many necromancers, the number of people has never been the biggest problem.
Hmm... Although this idea is quite stupid, the undead are still just the "Trasil Elves" now. They are numerous and look alike, and the Toril people don't know much about their attributes yet.
All the gods who knew a little bit remained silent on this point.
Not to mention the problem of the undead, sooner or later someone will step on this pit, and the fact that the Zhentarim with the demon behind them will step on it is even more in line with Hill's wishes.
What Hill hopes for is a method that can limit him.
If you want to kill Hill, it's still possible unless Ban takes action. The beholder behind the Zhentarim doesn't have this ability, but that guy is well-informed, and he might really be able to find some way to suppress Hill.
you.
So Hill asked Vera to teleport back to the Joyful Palace with all the goblins. Their method of dealing with Hill must be large-scale attacks. The goblins are too fragile, so it's best not to take risks.
Hill himself was confused about how to continue to strengthen his abilities. He was a little confused when he took out the magic book and didn't know where to go next.
He really hoped to find some clues in this battle.
Soon he knew. Hill covered his ears and turned the sound isolation array of the floating castle to the highest level. How could there be such an unpleasant sound!
It's not very harmful, but it does restrain Hill, who has sensitive ears.
This chapter has been completed!