Twenty Sided Dice

ps. Here is today's update, and by the way, I will get tickets for the Qiqi 515 Fan Festival. Everyone has 8 tickets, and the voting will also send Qiqi coins. I beg everyone for your support and appreciation!

Some things will never be forgotten in a lifetime-maybe not often, but as long as you remember them patiently, they will still come to mind. Siegel remembered the night Dio took him to the top of Mora, still with blue eyes and dyed black hair. Siegel remembers her name as Elsa, but doesn't know if it's a real name or a pseudonym.

Because of the change of dress and appearance, Elsa does not recognize Siegel. Without the obvious features of black hair and black eyes, Siegel, who has only a normal appearance, is not easy to impress. And Elsa's career dictates that she'll meet so many people, how is it possible to remember a guest who only shows up once a night?

The woman smiled and nodded to Siegel, greeting: "Good morning, Lord Knight or Adventurer?"

"Adventurer. Is there anything I can do for you, ma'am?"

"Can you? Can you help me install the saddle? It's a bit heavy, and I can't move it myself. And the children in the stable don't know where they're going, maybe they're still lazy and sleeping."

Thinking of the horse-feeding eggs that might have been stolen, Siegel agreed. He grabbed the saddle on the ground and threw it onto the horse's back as soon as he raised his hand. The maroon-red horse didn't react at all, but snorted and snorted Siegel in hindsight.

Siegel bent down, fastened the buckle under the horse's belly, and adjusted the angle and position of the saddle. He looked down and saw that there was still a saddle on the ground, but it was a size smaller.

"It's for my son, he's still young. I just bought him a mule. I'll do it myself, thank you." She came over, but Siegel shook his head. Since help. Just to help to the end, so he picked up another simple saddle. on the back of the mule.

"My name is Elsa, and I still don't know the name of the kind person."

"Siegel, little Marlene Siegel." Siegel called himself by the old captain's name, but added a small letter in front. "Nice to serve you, ma'am."

Elsa waved her hand: "I'm not a lady, just call me by my name. Where are you going, maybe we can go the same way."

"I'm almost at my destination, and the city of Gemma is just ahead. I'm going to go there to rest. By the way, I plan to find something to do next."

Hearing this, Elsa's eyes lit up and she said, "Judging from your attire and your manners, you are an educated adventurer, maybe a knight. I think you are quite honest. Don't work for me for a while? Simple thing, **** me and my son a little way to the town of Brugg to the east, about a week left."

"I'm sorry, I still have something to do. I can't help you now." Siegel smiled apologetically: "I won't leave for a while."

"Mom, who are you talking to?" A childish voice rang out, causing the two to turn their heads to look. Siegel was stunned after only one look: he clearly saw himself as a young man. It was a boy of about seven years old. Short straight black hair and black eyes, broad shoulders and long palms. He was dressed in cotton clothes, much like he was wearing himself as a sailor.

"He's a kind adventurer who just helped Mommy and you saddle up. Come and thank him. Mommy is asking if he can **** us to Brugg Town on the way."

The little boy squinted at Siegel, his eyes full of vigilance and suspicion. Instead of thanking him, he said to his mother, "You are not allowed to find me a new father."

Siegel resisted the urge to stun him with a punch, and then used blood magic to verify his bloodline. Elsa apologized for her son, saying he was just getting up too early and getting too excited. The little boy ran to the horse and mule. Carefully checked again whether the buckles of the saddle were really fastened—he didn't like strangers who came to his mother to "court" him.

"Can I ask what you're doing in Brugge? No other meaning, just a simple question. It's okay not to answer." Siegel kept his eyes on the boy named Dodd Rock, and his words were incoherent . He calmed down and said: "I heard that there were robbers on the road. They specially robbed the trucks going to the Star Fort. Although you are in the opposite direction, it is still a little dangerous."

"I have a distant relative living there, maybe I can start a new life." Elsa said: "I heard that it is a quiet little village next to the Valley River. My son likes water. If he can't be a knight, he can be a fisherman. okay."

"Why not..." Before Siegel said the following words, he felt the fluctuation of elemental power. Several people targeted the inn and cast teleportation-like spells. Is it possible to reveal the whereabouts, should it be impossible? Maybe it was for someone else, like the mercenaries or the mysterious messenger. Siegel signaled Elsa to be careful, "I think something is wrong, you hide and don't make a sound."

A total of four people came to the inn by teleportation, two at the front door and two at the back door. After leaving one person behind and guarding, the remaining two rushed into the inn.

"Not in the house, look at the stables!" A voice came from the roof of the inn. It turned out to be a raven. I don't know which magician's pet it was.

However, its reminder was obviously a bit late, and the angry roar of the mercenaries had already come from the inn. Obviously, most people would have a strong sense of getting up because they were disturbed by the intruders. Immediately after, several magical lights flashed, accompanied by bursts of explosions.

Two mages came from the stables one after the other, wearing the clothes of the official mages of the mages association.

"Find him, take him away." A mage pointed to the black-haired little boy and said ~www.readwn.com~ Elsa hurriedly shielded the child behind her, pulled out a short dagger from her sleeve, and said nervously : "Don't come here, don't try to take my child away!"

She looked at Siegel with pleading eyes, her only hope for now. But she also knows that it is indeed a bit difficult for a passerby who has just met to fight against multiple mages.

"I can give you six hundred gold coins. That's all I have. Please help us not to let them take my child."

The mage who came from the front door looked at Siegel and said, "This matter has nothing to do with you, adventurer. This kid has made a mistake, and the Mage Association will take him back."

Siegel looked at the two men in front of the stable and put his hand on the hilt of his sword. "I count to three, and the two of you say what's wrong with this kid."

The two mages looked at each other and reached for their wands.

[515 is coming soon, I hope to continue to hit the 515 red envelope list, and by May 15th, the red envelope rain will be able to give back to readers and publicity works. A piece is also love, it must be better! ] (To be continued.)