The Legend of Fatality

Now that the money has been paid, the hotel owner seems to be more willing to interact with people. "So you guys plan to go the road to Kerngor?"

"If it's on the way to Longshan, we'll go." Wu Li roared, obviously he had great fun from the conversation he had just started.

"So, what you are looking for is Longcuo," said the innkeeper.

"Yeah," Mackason nodded and admitted. "We are going to kill the **** big lizard!"

"Someone has tried it before," the owner said.

Bai En looked around and suddenly became interested.

"Who?" He asked.

"In the past few years, six or seven oath takers have passed by-of course, they did not come together," the hotel owner continued. "They never came back."

"The orcs may have eaten them." One of the humans not far away roared.

"Or peeled them," another human added with equally unlucky words.

"Yeah," said an old-looking dwarf miner. "It's very possible. One of the oath takers was peeled alive and nailed to a tree by the road. They thought that the murderer was using his skin to make a new pair of boots."

"The head of another oathbreaker was found on a spear near Mirnik Pass. The crow pecked his eyes out."

"There is also a human knight riding on a black horse." The innkeeper said. "Say he has a magic sword and a dragon-slayer gun."

"He didn't come back," a dwarf said in frustration.

"It is likely that the orc has also caught him," said the first human who spoke again.

"Or a human robber. Henrik Richter is an annoying guy," the innkeeper finished. Seeing Bain's questioning eyes, he explained: "He used to be a local bandit leader. He has been trying to make a small army of humans under him. Since the orc Yugrek-skinned man came, he threatened It's their survival. They say that these two forces will soon fight for control of the highlands. I think it can be trusted. "

"It sounds like this avenue has become very dangerous," Bai En frowned.

"This is never the safest place," the hotel owner said. "But since the dragon came back, it has become very dangerous. I think it's only a matter of time before it attacks the village of Gert. It is said that all the towns along the road are now destroyed."

"You mean we can wait here, it will come to us?" Bai En asked hopefully.

"Yeah, very likely."

"I don't have time to waste. I want that beast's life, and it's about to happen." Ma Kaisen directly rejected Bai En's proposal.

"Seeking more glory!" Wuli shouted. "If any orcs want to stop us, they will be hacked to death by my axe."

"Yeah, if any of them try to stop us, I have a dirty little surprise for them," Makkason said. Bai En does not doubt that this sentence is true. He has seen sufficient evidence of the dwarf engineer's genius in designing weapons.

Of course, most of Mackason ’s weapons are experimental and prone to malfunction. Some of them may be as dangerous to users as any enemy.

"But what can do this?" Asked a burly man, who looked more like a mercenary than a gold digger.

"People who are interested can try to attack us, and then find the answer," Mackason said with a smug expression. Bai En is really curious about what the engineer has done.

"There are many people in the mountains who will accept your invitation," the man said with a sneer. Bai En wondered if the fool was tired of life. It is very unwise to ridicule any oath taker, even a relatively gentle person like Mackason.

"Then they will receive the warmest welcome." The chief engineer replied, and then continued to drink beer.

The innkeeper interjected at this time, "You don't have to listen to Peter. Even in the best times, he is a rude guy, and now it is definitely not the best time. He used to live by selling things along the road. There are no more What can be sold. It's all a good thing that evil dragon did. "

"We will change all this!" Wu Li also shouted. His bragging was ridiculed by several other people. For some reason, the dwarves present refused to treat this young oath taker as seriously as others.

For himself, Wu Li doesn't seem to mind as long as he is the focus of everyone's attention. "You can laugh, but you will see all this. When the dragon is dead, you won't laugh at us."

"You will die too," someone shouted, others laughed.

"What does that matter," Wuli shouted. "Everyone will die."

"Some are fast, some are slow," Peter said lowly.

Bigioni now had the barmaid sit on his lap. She fingered his beard, and he looked up at her with a longing look. After a while, the woman was pulled from his knee by a big man with a scarred face and big hands. He is undoubtedly one of the bodyguards of this hotel.

"A little further away from Aisi," he said, his voice quiet and threatening.

"Go with it, Otto," the innkeeper sighed. "You know this happens often."

"What does this have to do with you?" Bijoni asked naively.

"She is my wife." The bodyguard named Otto replied.

Bai En spouted the wine out loud and then coughed. He wanted to laugh, but he couldn't laugh because of the cough. When he and Grerogan worked in a tavern in Heidelberg, he had met a woman like Acey. This kind of woman married a burly, violent man and got attention because of their jealousy. Bai En didn't understand why they did it, but they did. Names like Otto always appear on bodyguards or mercenaries.

The bodyguard looked at him.

"Do you have anything to say, boy?" He said.

Bai En looked up at him. This man is tall. Perhaps he is a head taller than him, and the ratio is also very wide. His arms looked almost as thick as Guerrerogan's. Bai En considered the difficulty of inserting the sacrificial knife into his neck.

"Some beers go the wrong way."

"Be careful, or I will take that glass of wine and take your ..."

Bai En looked at him and tried to get up from his seat, but it was too late. Bijonni took his fist and slammed Otto's legs without paying attention. The big man groaned and bent down. When he fell, Bijonny took his blackjack and hit him **** the head. Otto turned his eyes, leaning forward, unconscious.

"The first jealous husband I met was not like this. Of course, it wasn't the first jealous husband I had to deal with." Bijonny said, dragging the wart on his nose indecency child. "Now, my dear, you and I will find a quiet corner and then ..."

The girl leaned over and screamed at Otto. "Otto, what did the beast do to you?"

"He will be fine tomorrow morning," Bijonny continued. "Now how about going to the musical instrument behind the wooden shed? There is a big gold coin waiting for you, if you ..."

"Go to hell," Isai said.

Bijoni shrugged and sat down again. "Another glass of beer, boss. My glass is suddenly empty."

The innkeeper watched these oath-takers again with vigilance. Nonetheless, when his biggest bodyguard has fallen and the newcomer doesn't seem to be in trouble anymore, he decides to accommodate them as well. He said.

"I'll help you carry him upstairs," Steiger said to Asie, walking to the mourning body, pretending to hug him.

"No more trouble," the girl said. "I don't need any help from you."

Steig shrugged and dropped the bodyguard again. Bai En wondered if he was the only one who noticed that the wallet on the bodyguard's belt suddenly disappeared.

"I think I should go for a walk," Steig said.

"I think I should go with you." Mackason said after pouring the beer in the glass. "I should go to sleep anyway."

Bai En smiled. If Steiger was disappointed because he missed the opportunity to search for the Mackason Carriage, he did not show it at the time.

"It's time to sleep." Bai En said, looking at Angelica to see if she agreed with him. She nodded and they went upstairs.