Guard Captain Ekmon, who kept his promise, didn't keep Thorne waiting too long.

I saw him walking into the caravan and simply instructing a person who seemed to be in charge. After watching the caravan go away, he immediately walked over to Thorne.

"Then I'll trouble you, Mr. Ekmon." Seeing Ekmon coming this way, Thorne nodded slightly and clasped his fist politely at him.

"You don't have to be so outspoken. The Lord has specially explained that he will try his best to meet Mr. Thorne's request, let's go."

After Ekmon finished speaking, he looked up at the blue sky and said: "Master Kairon is a very kind person, but he hates being disturbed when he takes a nap. I hope we will not encounter this kind of moment unlucky."

The Lord has specially explained it?

A trace of puzzlement flashed in Thorne's eyes. The so-called Lord Lord is naturally the sorcerer Anaquis.

Stallman Town, when Thorne was still in contact, gave him the impression of being mysterious and extremely exclusive.

In the Emerald Wilderness, except for a few well-known large-scale business groups that can enter the town to rest, other adventurers or small business groups can only take a detour or camp outside the town when they pass by.

But fortunately, Stallman Town was built on the Nosil Plain, and the surrounding terrain is flat. Evil humanoids rarely stay here, so there is no danger, which suppresses the dissatisfaction of many people.

Because the only food the humanoids roaming the plains can find are grass roots.

Even if you are lucky enough to encounter a herd of bison and goats like Thorne saw, it is very likely that they will be counter-killed by the herd if the number is insufficient.

However, if there are too many people, they will be threatened and warned by the Druids. If they dare to hunt and kill them on a large scale, they will be greeted by the anger of the Druids, and they will end up like a pack of wolves.

A long time ago, in this untouched wilderness, there were many humanoids, ferocious animals, magical beasts, and cultists.

As a result, the number of tame herbivorous wild animals has plummeted, and the original ecological environment has also been damaged to varying degrees.

After all, these wild animals do not have the huge size and ferocious personality of the ferocious animals, nor the ability of humanoids to flexibly use various tools.

They occupy almost the same place in the wilderness as the goblin kobolds, reduced to a variety of food and fur for crafting equipment.

So the Druids who maintain the balance of nature appeared. In addition to maintaining the original appearance of nature, these wild animals are also their key protection objects.

Nowadays, there are many player settlements in the wilderness, and these extreme druids have added new mission objectives, taking advantage of the convenience of nature to constantly monitor the players' every move.

Thorne also passed through Stallman once when he left Falls to go to Winterfell.

However, he only glanced at it from a distance, and left quickly without stopping too much. The impression this town gave him was still the view of the tiefling race by the mainland civilians.

So he didn't quite understand what the dark night lord, whose strength was close to the legend of destiny, meant.

What is it that expresses good intentions to the other direction?

Whether in the real world or in this other world, Thorne always believes that there is no love for no reason, and there is no hate for no reason. If you want to gain something, you must pay a certain price.

Just like warlocks, if they want to gain great power and unpredictable secret knowledge, they must reach an equal exchange of interests with their suzerain.

Then, the sorcerer must be plotting against himself, and the only thing in Thorne that can be valued by the other party is the identity of the inheritor of the Nine Swords and the power of the devil he has just acquired.

Thorne, who didn't quite understand the problem for the time being, simply didn't think about it. At least he didn't feel malicious, and that was enough.

So he no longer bothered about this issue, and chose to follow Ekmon's footsteps honestly and walked towards the residence of the master Kairon.

The two walked silently all the way, and did not have any too much communication.

Thorne didn't care much about this. He was not a talkative person. On the contrary, he preferred to use actions to prove himself.

Stallman Town is not a big town, the maximum number of people is in the early 2000s, and the number of players accounts for nearly half of them.

The reason there are so many tiefling players, according to Ishak, is entirely due to the town's night lord.

The ideal of the night lord is to bring together all the tiefling races wandering all over the continent, so that they will not be watched and whispered by each race.

When her strength has not yet appeared, she often travels to various regions of the continent by teleporting spells, looking for wandering tieflings.

Although many players do not agree with the appearance of the tiefling race, but the world is so big and the number of people is so large, there are always a small number of people who love the shape of this long horn, giant tail and fangs.

So over time, a large number of player tiefling variants and a few celestial descendants Asmo gathered in Stallman Town.

After these players went through the accident a year ago, many tiefling variants with a high proportion of blood could not resist the invasion of will, and turned into madmen who only knew **** until they died.

Now the players living in Stallman Town have become an extreme, either extremely weak or extremely strong.

The five-member demon hunter team formed by Ishak is the top standing force among the players in Stallman Town.

The houses in Stallman Town are not as neat and orderly as in Twilight Town. Almost all the wooden houses in the town are built under the dark red trees.

This tree is also called the "Twin Valens Tree", which means sadness in the tiefling race.

The twin Valens tree, contaminated with the blood of the devil, is very similar to the tiefling race.

As long as they have grown, the earth will gradually be polluted into a dark red color, making it impossible for other types of trees around to survive.

In the eyes of Druids, big trees with their own pollution characteristics are like cultists who do all kinds of evil.

Almost wiped out by the druids, only a few remain in Stallman Town.

According to the research of an evil wizard, a conclusion was reached.

If the Twin Valens tree grows for more than 100 years, it can use its leaves to extract a dark red liquid using alchemy. Animals who consume this liquid can obtain the attributes of the purgatory template.

As for whether it is true or not, no one knows, because the history of Stallman Town is less than a hundred years old, not to mention these transplanted twin Valens trees.

After the two passed through three or four disorderly alleys formed by twin Valens trees and stone houses, they finally reached the residence of Master Kairon.

Possibly because Master Kairon was a blacksmith and enchanter, his residence was built of dark red marble, unlike the nearby wooden houses.

"Crench!"

Ekmon gently pushed open the wooden door and walked in, followed by Thorne.

The moment he entered the stone house, Thorne immediately felt a rush of heat and a faint smell of aromatic tobacco.

However, there was no sound of hammering iron as expected in the room. On the contrary, it was surprisingly quiet.

Thorne glanced around lightly and found that there were only two people in the spacious room.

A tiefling who looked quite young was lying on the reclining chair, and as the fire on the pipe flickered, circles of smoke gradually filled the surroundings.

Another young tiefling was sitting beside a marble table full of various enchanting props, and was concentrating on a full-body armor made of pure gold.

Next to the adamantine full body armor are some polishes, rags, spare fasteners, wire brushes, and belts.

Obviously, the other party is maintaining and maintaining the adamantine full-body armor that is full of battle marks.