Survive the Fourth Natural Disaster

Hill was lucky enough to have three months to adapt.

The writing in this world is actually the universal writing given to humans by the elves, and Hill has no problem reading it.

On the contrary, Trasil's universal text is a bit troublesome. After all, it is from the elves. It is a bit too elegant and likes to use a lot of modifiers.

When Hill was studying spells, he was working hard to copy some history books. Although this type of writing was also aristocratic writing, it was much simpler than Tra Hill's. At least it didn't pursue any rhythm.

Salal is actually much better in this regard. After all, the king who founded the country was notoriously rough, and those who asked him to adopt a literary style were probably beaten away.

But even so, the official written language that Hill is used to is actually very complicated.

Although William has always wanted to simplify this official document, other countries have firmly refused. The reaction of the nobles of Salar was also very fierce. They had been scolded by other countries for being vulgar for thousands of years, and they had already begun to pursue things like art.

The resolute opposition of the nobles led William to finally choose to only let the commoners learn concise official documents, allowing the nobles to continue to adhere to their traditions.

When the royal decree was issued, Frank told Hill that in 50 years, unless the nobles only deal with their own people, they would have to learn to change sooner or later.

So Hill has actually been studying for a while, but he usually communicates with people in writing. After all, he is still a noble or a mage, so his writing is still habitually gorgeous.

Once in this world, Hill has to pay more attention.

But he felt that this was truly universal literature. Besides elves, which race would have no time to use so many rich adjectives, and even rhyme at the end!

Hill thinks the history of this world is a joke.

The undead may think that they are playing a game within a game, a game called 'Ferenriel Land'.

This careless name really made Hill have no desire to complain.

The gods in this world have probably become puppets of the law.

As long as one person wakes up, falling into evil is nothing. Taking the entire continent together into the abyss is the most likely thing to happen.

The lives of mages in this continent are very difficult and normal. Even if they reach level 20 and become so-called legends, they will not be able to control any law.

So I can only live in a muddle-headed way like Trasil's single-line legend.

But Hill always felt that it was impossible for all mages to be unable to see the reality of the world. Were they killed?

The rise and fall of each country depends entirely on whether the god behind it becomes stronger or declines.

Even a certain god will inexplicably fall into a deep sleep for hundreds of years. When he wakes up, the country that believes in him has been reduced to ruins.

Then he rediscovered those believers who supported him wandering in the wilderness, and returned to his homeland to rebuild the kingdom.

Hard work to rebuild, hard work to develop, and finally prosperity.

Then he would take revenge on the country that shamelessly attacked him while he was sleeping.

The result of the two countries fighting to the death was the final desperate battle between the two gods.

The winner will be killed, and the loser will be turned into ashes along with the gods and believers.

Then after hundreds or thousands of years, there may be losers reincarnated, embarking on the road to becoming gods again, and starting a war again.

Some gods who are so hostile to each other may have walked through the human world several times!

The funniest thing is that no god in this world attacks the one who is on the road to becoming a god. It is said that the will of the world does not allow it.

What the will of the world does not allow is to be attacked when ascending to the throne of God! This is the same in any world!

That's because when you ascend the throne of God, that's when the gods and the laws they represent formally merge into one. Attacking the gods at this time is actually attacking the laws.

How could it be allowed?

He has learned all level 0 tricks, as well as non-elemental spells below level 10. The elemental system here should be called the evocation system.

Hill also tried to learn some evocation spells, but probably because he was used to directly communicating with the law to cast spells, it always seemed weird to use them.

It's a bit strange to have to use a spell model to release something that is clearly an idea.

Especially for Level 0 tricks like Frost Ray and Light, the first time Hill used them, he almost caused a big trouble.

The frost ray made him freeze for thousands of miles, and the light spell turned the top of the magic tower into a big ball of light.

This is a completely different system from Tracier.

If he hadn't considered that he might go to a world with stricter spell requirements in the future, Hill would never do such a stupid thing.

But it's not bad, maybe because he can directly communicate with the origin of the world. Hill's memory of these spell models is very fast, and he doesn't care about wasting time.

Of course, he will memorize certain types of spell models a little slower.

Hill didn't care to spend time on these spells. After all, he was a man who had learned six fireball spells.

Hill is more interested in change spells. Switching and communication are both level 0 spells that Trahill does not have.

Maybe it was because the original Trasil Law was incomplete, so many spells couldn't be used at all.

After all, the Elf Father is very proficient in magic, and elves should be able to use most spells.

But when they were taught to humans, they might simply give up on some of the more troublesome and less useful spells.

Hill also saw the introduction of some metamagic specialties, and then reviewed his abilities.

Hill felt that if he also had a player template, he would probably specialize in this, and he would not be able to write enough for a few pages.

In fact, it still has something to do with the law. Once recognized by the law, these expertise will come naturally.

Hill was more interested in some interesting spells, such as the mansion spell. Although each summon was a new house, it was quite interesting for Hill, who had enough storage space.

Among the high-level spells, this is what Hill is most interested in.

In Trasil's spell inheritance, there has never been the summoning spell of Mordenkainen's mansion and the magic rope spell that can allow 8 people to hide in. Probably because the laws of the world are unstable, this kind of dimensional summoning spell cannot be used at all, so It has not been passed down.

Hill looked at the magic book at hand. He could suddenly understand the poverty of this 17th-level mage. The collection of such a complete magic book was enough to bankrupt a magician without a side job.

And it is said that there was a better one, which Santos took with him and disappeared.

Unfortunately, his idea of ​​continuing his research was interrupted by a group of sneaky guys in the forest.

Hill stood by the window, looking at the traditional buildings around the magic tower and the prosperous small farm that had been maintained, and showed a satisfied smile.

Hill struggled for a while, and finally chose the material Qinggangite to build these auxiliary buildings.

This is the highest-level large-scale reserve material in Santos's large warehouse. Although it can only be regarded as a low-level material, it is still better than ordinary stones that can be crushed with one finger.

He looked at the little mage walking around on the edge of the magic circle. The approximate location of the magic tower seemed to be marked on the magic paper map in his hand.

It was very detailed and might not be the descendants of those businessmen. Hill thought it should be official personnel.

Also, after three months, the undead should have made a name for themselves.

Countries that are a little smarter will probably be alert.

Hill had no intention of greeting the mage first. Even though he was near the magic tower, he acted so sneakily instead of saying hello loudly outside the magic circle or setting off polite fireworks to indicate that he had a visitor.

It is possible that they knew that something had happened to Santos in the first place and were now planning to make up for it.

After all, he is an official. Even if the Magic Tower still has an owner, if he discovers that he has evil intentions, he can only teach him a lesson instead of killing him.

This is not bad, Hill thought happily, after his magic array was modified, it has not been officially opened yet! I usually just scare small animals that wander in by mistake.

Hill was lying on the window, watching the little mage with two knights and two apprentices, frantically using up all his spells, screaming, rolling and hitting a big tree.

On the contrary, his four followers were not of high enough level. After being separated by the phantom formation, they did not dare to move and kept defending with all their strength, which turned out to be quite good.

Hill smiled with satisfaction. These people knew in advance that there was a phantom formation here, but they still fell for it, completely unaware that they were scaring themselves.

It seems that the magic array he modified is very useful. After all, this little mage should actually be above level 10.

In fact, they are serious about Santos. After all, this mage was level 17 more than 100 years ago. Even if his qualifications have reached the limit, he can still be promoted to level 1 or 2.

Maybe even if you reach level 20, you just can't break through the life limit, and that's not something anyone can mess with.

The guy with evil intentions finally came to his senses after he collapsed under the big tree for more than half an hour.

If this was a magic circle with no one in charge, he would be dead by now.

No matter whether the mage inside is Santos or not, he is not someone he can offend.

He tremblingly put a hand on his throat, released a magnification spell, and then said: "Dear Master Santos, I am Mikita Hogan, a 12th-level mage from the Kingdom of Tevaran, and I have been ordered to invite you. The Royal Capital, this is an emergency call from the country, and all mages below the legend level must obey the order."

Hogan took out a wooden box from the bag hanging on his waist: "This is the order document. Please forgive my inappropriate curiosity. I never dare to do it again."

"What happened?" Hill asked in an ethereal voice.

"Evils from foreign lands are invading! They are everywhere!" Hogan suddenly became excited. "They are very powerful, and everyone is immortal! They have conquered several countries, and the gods they believe in can only sleep!

They are scarier than the legendary demons! "