At the thought of Amiya, Gallo hurriedly walked out of the library, whistled loudly, and shouted:

"Amiya, come to me, your master is calling you!"

Amiya was sitting in a corner of the garden, trying to untie the tangled yarn from the kitten, who had probably played with a ball of yarn and ended up wrapping himself up...

Hearing Gallo calling himself, he had no choice but to put down the entangled kitten, and then glanced at the other kittens.

Those little milk cats 'meowed' twice, and swore that their companions would let themselves be saved, so go quickly!

So Amiya ran quickly to Gallo's side.

Gallo examined it carefully, then asked:

"Amiya, I wonder how you became smart?"

Amiya: "......"

Gallo: "......"

He shook his head and asked another series of questions:

"Amia..."

"Why are you a puppet but wise?"

"Why do you knit sweaters and cook?"

"Why do you think you're a little donkey?"

"There's only one answer..."

As a result, Amiya didn't wait for him to finish speaking, turned around and left, and hurried back to save the little milk cat.

Gallo suddenly felt a little embarrassed, as if he was disgusted by the little donkey...

But come to think of it, Amiya can't speak...

Gallo probably recalls that when he first picked up Amiya, he wasn't so obedient, and he had to control it with a magic device, a pair of gloves encrusted with rubies.

But later, after brushing a lot of magic on it, and getting along day and night, he no longer needed that pair of gloves, and he didn't know where he threw it to eat ashes.

And Amiya is also getting smarter and smarter, and she knows more and more things, from pulling weeds stupidly at the beginning, to learning to weave grass knots later, and now even knitting sweaters...

So this means that if you get along with yourself for a long time, you will become smarter?

But he couldn't help but glance at Misheran in the library...

This inference doesn't seem to be valid, huh? Dumb or dumb...

While he was thinking about this, he found that Amiya had run back quickly, still holding five kittens in her arms, which were tightly wrapped in wool.

It seems that in order to save their companions, they finally put themselves in it, and Amiya can't solve this mess.

Sure enough, it's not smart enough...

Gallo took the kittens from Amiya and took them back to the library, where he and Misseran tried to untie the yarn around them.

"Did you find the reason?"

Mithran asked, grabbing a little milk cat and teasing it twice before she began to carefully untie the yarn.

The little milk cat licked her fingers obediently, and rubbed her hairy head in her palm, as if to express gratitude, and her heart was cute.

"Maybe it's the influence of magic? I've blessed it with a lot of magic..."

Gallo also untied the yarn as he spoke, but the little milk cat in his hand was very naughty, ignoring the yarn on his body, always wanting to play with him, and kept waving his little paws, trying to hold his fingers.

"Obedient and obedient, don't make trouble..."

Gallo whispered, scratching his fingers at its furry belly to make it a little quieter.

"And what are you going to do after that?"

Mitheran continued, tucking the untied kitten into her neckline, exposing only its head, rubbing her chin against it, and picking up the other kitten.

"Well... I'm going to study the puppets a little bit, and it's best to buy one and come back and experiment it and test my idea. ”

"Anyway, Ms. Carola has plenty of time, and after I go to the site tomorrow to inspect the site, I will tell her about my plans, and she shouldn't rush too much in terms of the construction schedule, right?"

Gallo said, placing the untied kitten on top of his head and picking up the next one.

Although Gallo hates mages very much, he is not enough to completely deny them like he treats cultists, and can still objectively admit the advantages and strengths of the other party.

For example, the mage can fly and flash, which also makes him quite envious.

Therefore, he is not resistant to referring to and borrowing from the advantages of others, and learning from each other's strengths.

As for buying puppets, it's not a big expense, a puppet like Amiya made of precious black gold is certainly valuable, but many ordinary wooden puppets and iron puppets are not expensive, and they can be bought in the city.

It's just that this kind of puppet is inconvenient to operate, the performance is not strong, and the practical value is low, and it is generally used as a toy, and occasionally explorers and tomb robbers buy a thunderbolt to use, or some people with unique habits buy it to collect.

"I know that there is a shop in the city that sells wooden puppets, and it is still famous, but I don't know if it is still there, let's go and see it tomorrow?"

Mitheran said, untying the third kitten and placing it on her legs in white stockings.

Gallo glanced at the little milk cat with a little envy, and quickly untied the one in his hand and put it on his shoulder.

Then the two of them reached out to the last little milk cat at the same time, and while untying the yarn on its body, they teased it, and continued to chat:

"And what about books related to puppets? Can I buy it outside? ”

"You should be able to buy it, right? But it's a book for mages to read, and it involves something magic-related, can you read it? ”

"I guess I don't understand it, right? So I just want to buy it back for a little reference, and I can figure out part of the principle..."

The two were talking, and their busy hands involuntarily clasped together.

And then, neither of them wants to let go so much...

Gallo rubbed Miseran's fingers lightly, savoring the slenderness.

Mithran, on the other hand, blushed slightly, bowed her head, and let him do whatever he wanted.

As a result, it was the little milk cat that was not rescued who made a dissatisfied cry that made the two let go of their hands...

Gallo coughed dryly twice, and quickly found a new topic:

"Ahem... In addition, in addition to this all-important automation, it is also worth thinking about which enchantment to choose in the end. ”

"I don't think these magic techniques in the library are very applicable..."

In addition to the sacred shelter that killed all the enemies, there are two types of protective enchantments in the Underground Library.

They are called 'Holy Flame Barrier' and 'Holy Fortress', and they are both extremely offensive protective barriers.

Among them, the Holy Flame Fortress needs to be controlled by 5-8 people, and it can suppress and attack the enemy from multiple directions and angles with continuous Holy Flames, just like an arrow tower on the city wall.

So it's not so much a protective barrier as it is a flame-breathing tower with a high rate of fire and high power, and its defense level is relatively average in comparison...

But if the Holy Flame Barrier is somewhat defensive, the Holy Fortress is even more outrageous...

Although it has the word fortress in its name, when activated, it will continue to unleash a series of ranged divine strikes at the target area, including the war magic that specializes in sieges such as Kamui Ruyue.

It was clearly designed to be used as a long-range fire support position, similar to the catapult position during a siege, and was basically used to attack the enemy's fortifications.

Once this barrier is activated, the damage caused is bound to be devastating, destroying a city at a time...

After listening to Gallo's introduction to the role of these two enchantments, Mithran was a little confused.

She thought that the Sacred Sanctuary was already excessive, but she didn't expect that there would be even more excessive...

Especially that Holy Fortress, is this really a protective barrier? What does it protect?

So, even the protective enchantment is so aggressive, but what about the offensive enchantment?

Also, these terrible enchantments don't look like the type they can be used in peacetime, but they can only be used in times of war, right?

And it's not an ordinary war or a small-scale local conflict, it has to be a super-large-scale war to be used, right? Like the melee of the gods...

Mitheran remembered that Uncle Yek had mentioned some of the history of the gods and goddesses, describing the strength of the priesthood during that period.

Were the priests of that period all monsters?

I used to think that those star oracles were terrifying, but compared to the priesthood of that era...

It's no wonder that at that time, although there were already other professions such as mages and warriors, they could only tremble in the shadow of the priests...

Seeing that Misseran was in a daze there again, Gallo quickly took the opportunity to pinch her cheek and asked with concern:

"Dumb, what's wrong with you?"

"No... Nothing..."

Mithelan shook her head again and again, and sighed softly:

"I just think it's great that there is no war!"

"yes, I think so, too..."

Gallo echoed very seriously, and continued:

"Anyway, none of the enchantments I've included here don't seem to be suitable, I just don't know where you are..."

"Well, we have a real protective enchantment over there, I'll take you to the library tomorrow to find it!"

Misheran said very generously.

"This... There won't be anything inconvenient, right? ”

With a wave of his hand, Mitheran explained:

"No, no, no, there will be a lot of magic exchanges in the future, right?"

"In that case..."

Gallo touched his chin and summed up tomorrow's itinerary:

"Let's go to Lady Carola's side tomorrow and check on the scene."

"Then go to the puppet shop..."

"When you get back, go to your library and pick the right spell."

"That's it, okay?"

Mithera nodded repeatedly.

But in her heart, she still really wants to add two more to this trip...

For example, drop by for a walk in the park...

Or go to the dessert shop together...

It's a pity that the current city of innocence is still being rebuilt after the disaster, and her thoughts can only wait for later.

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