The reason why the kingdom decided to regain the 'Death Mine' started with the 'Holy Book' that Ke Wen got.
Yes, the 'Holy Book' has been updated.
The "Sacred Book" that was previously enshrined in the "North County Monastery" contains most of the content of praises to the Holy Light and prayers, and the remaining half of the content contains some methods of using healing magic.
As for the ‘Encyclopedia of Holy Light’ that Ke Wen produced, the content in it seemed too rich.
After all, it was Ke Wen who recalled the content of the game, combined the skills of the two professions of 'Paladin' and 'Priest', and finally created the 'Holy Light Magic', so the book he compiled is really
There are too many 'divine arts'.
There are no words of praise for the Holy Light in the entire book. It contains actual principles of various 'divine arts' and the corresponding learning and mastering methods.
Therefore, Bishop Fa'ao immediately consecrated it as a sacred book, compiled the two books "Holy Book" and "Holy Light Encyclopedia" together, and listed the new book as the sacred book of the Holy Light Church, that is,
The new 'Sacred Book'.
A new book was compiled, and Bishop Faol sent it to Stormwind City overnight for King Wrynn to read.
As the king's childhood friend and a close friend of Bishop Faol, Anduin Lothar naturally appeared on the scene and was also able to read the new 'Holy Book' in person.
I saw the names of the only two editors on the title page, and I saw that Ke Wen's name was listed above Bishop Fao.
In Anduin Lothar's mind, he suddenly thought of Coven's advice when he was in the "Fertile Wilds of the West".
So, he immediately spoke to King Wrynn.
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"so……"
Anduin Lothar took a sip of wine to moisten his throat that was dry due to the explanation, and then continued: "Before, I didn't know your abilities and couldn't be sure whether you could eliminate the ghosts in the 'Death Mine'
, now I can be sure."
Hearing this, Ke Wen chuckled and said: "Through that book, I learned about my strength in the Holy Light, so the kingdom has the confidence to issue a commission for me to purify those undead?"
"That's right." Anduin Lothar nodded: "Once you successfully recover the 'Death Mine', you will be doing the kingdom a big favor!"
"How do you say that?" Ke Wen was a little confused: "Is it because the kingdom can harvest one-third more finances?"
"That's right."
Anduin Lothar nodded again and then explained: "There are three reasons. One is to allow the relatives of the undead to receive comfort."
"The second point is that after the mines are recovered, a large number of jobs will be created, which will make the citizens' lives better."
"the last point……"
Anduin Lothar paused for a moment, and then said calmly: "Finally, it's the financial problem you mentioned. The situation within the kingdom is very complicated, because of those moths, cough!"
It felt like he shouldn't say this in front of outsiders, so Anduin Lothar quickly paused and changed his description.
"Due to some reasons, the kingdom's finances are a little tight, and the military camp is so nervous that there are a lot of armors and weapons that can no longer be used."
The depressed and helpless look disappeared in a flash, and Anduin Lothar continued: "If the mines can be recovered, then the financial strain of the kingdom can be alleviated, and your majesty can safely allocate funds and let me take care of the scrapped mines."
Bring the equipment to Ironforge, repair what needs to be repaired, melt what needs to be melted, and then buy a batch of new equipment."
After listening to Anduin Lothar's explanation, Coven took a sip of wine and nodded, then looked at Galken beside him.
Galken was still thinking about Anduin Lothar's explanation, and it wasn't until Natalie kicked him that he noticed Corwin's gaze.
"Ahem!" Galken quickly fulfilled his duty and solemnly nodded to Anduin Lothar: "Okay Sir! Our team has accepted this mission!"
Anduin Lothar glanced at Galken in slight surprise, and then looked at Corwin again.
The awkward feeling appeared in his heart again.
He once again felt that Ke Wen was too cheap to be mixed with this team, and that he was overqualified and underused to the extreme.
But this was Coven's choice, so Anduin Lothar respected Cowen's thoughts, so he suppressed the awkward feeling and didn't say anything more.
Faced with Galken's response, Anduin Lothar also adopted a formulaic attitude, nodded and said: "Okay, I have brought the power of attorney."
As he said that, Anduin Lothar took out two scrolls from his arms. After distinguishing them, he handed one scroll to Garken and the other to Kowen.
Without waiting for Ke Wen to ask, he explained in advance: "His Majesty and I have discussed it because..."
Anduin Lothar glanced at Garken, and then continued: "So although your achievements are great, it is difficult for His Majesty to make you a nobleman, which will make all the nobles dissatisfied."
Galken and Tager didn't understand and didn't understand the reason Anduin Lothar said.
But Natalie reacted quickly.
Combined with the look Anduin Lothar looked at Garken, it was obvious that it was the identities of the three people in the team that dragged down Coven.
If King Wrynn makes Coven a noble, then Cowen can no longer continue to be an adventurer with the three of them.
Nobles working for lowly adventurers? This must turn all the nobles in the kingdom upside down?
After Natanali figured this out, she couldn't help but feel complicated. Gu Qi
At the same time, Coven also understood what Anduin Lothar meant.
But he thought of more.
It seemed that Anduin Lothar had truly regarded him as a friend and fully respected his choice.
Otherwise, there is no need for the other party to take into account the friendship between him and the three of Galken, and there is no need to specifically discuss with King Wrynn...
Thinking of this, Kewen unfolded the scroll and took a look.
"Advisor?" Coven raised his eyes and looked at Anduin Lothar.
This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! "That's right, consultant."
Anduin Lothar smiled and nodded: "After discussing with His Majesty, His Majesty decided to grant you the title of 'Advisor', so as long as you agree, you will become the church advisor of our 'Stormwind City', with the same status."
How about Archbishop Yu?"
Anduin Lothar stared at Coven expectantly: "You won't refuse this time, right? There is no need for you to sit in the cathedral. You are free to do whatever you want. You only need to ask His Majesty when he has questions.
Just answer accordingly.”
Under Anduin Lothar's slightly nervous gaze, Coven once again shook his head to express his refusal.
"Hey! Kewen!"
Anduin Lothar was so anxious that he revealed his true thoughts and called Coven by his name intimately.
In response, Ke Wen raised his hand to interrupt the other party, and then said with a smile: "Consultant, I can agree, but can you change it?"
"Change what?"
Anduin Lothar couldn't help but change his mood, and asked happily: "What kind of consultant do you want to change? It doesn't matter! Just say it! I will discuss it with His Majesty again!"
"Change it to a magic consultant."
Ke Wen raised his hand and pointed to his nose: "I am not a priest. My true profession is a mage from beginning to end, a wild mage who adventures everywhere."
Anduin Lothar was surprised for a long time, and then he nodded in confusion: "Okay! Mage advisor, no problem!"
With that said, Anduin Lothar reached out and took the appointment letter back and put it away. At the same time, he stood up and said: "I will go back and give you a new appointment letter!"
Ke Wen immediately stood up, raised his hand to hold the opponent's shoulder, and said with a smile: "No need, let's wait until our team completes the commission and goes to 'Stormwind City' to settle the settlement."
"That's...okay!"
Anduin Lothar agreed very hesitantly. He was afraid that something might happen again and make Coven change his mind.
This shows how eager he is for Kewen to improve his status and how eager he is to be friends with Kewen openly.
However, Anduin Lothar had no choice but to suppress the urge to "immediately capture Covin and take him to Stormwind City to sign the appointment."
At this time, seeing that the exchange between Anduin Lothar and Coven had come to an end, Galken immediately intervened at the right time.
He handed the signed letter of authorization to Anduin Lothar for review, and said at the same time: "Sir, do you have any other specific requirements for this commission? For example, in addition to cleaning up the mine, you also need to
What else does our team do?”
"temporarily unavailable."
Anduin Lothar read the signature, looked up at Garken, and then said: "If there are any other requirements, I will tell you at any time later."
"Any time?" Ke Wen heard something and said in surprise: "So, are you ready to clean up the 'Death Mine' with us?"
"certainly."
Anduin Lothar patted the long sword hanging on his waist: "I fell down there once, so I naturally want to take advantage of this great opportunity to regain my face."
Without waiting for Galken to say anything, Coven took the initiative to fill Anduin Lothar's glass of wine, then raised the glass and said with a smile: "Then I wish us a happy cooperation again."
“A pleasure to work with!”
Anduin Lothar raised his glass generously and clinked it with Coven.
Seeing this, Galken could not say anything else, and the tone of the cooperative action was set.
Without further ado.
With no work for so many days, Galken and the others already felt very unaccustomed.
The restless people ate breakfast in a hurry, then immediately went upstairs to put on their equipment and pack up the supplies needed for this commissioned operation.
In less than half an hour, everyone reunited on the first floor.
Walking out of the hotel, Galken was slightly stunned because there were more than twenty cavalry waiting outside.
Anduin Lothar told Coven that these soldiers would participate in this operation together.
Everyone had no objections and immediately mounted their horses and set off towards the ‘fertile wilderness of the west’…