Winchester was silent for a long time, but he still couldn't accept it. It's not that Solam isn't qualified, it's that Oswid's choice is still too hasty. He admits that neither he nor Oswids are statecraft, and that Azcatra does need a competent ruler to lead it, but this person should be an Askatra, someone who loves the city.

But what about Solam? He's a complete outsider. As for saying that you love the city? Don't be funny, how can a passer-by really fall in love with the city? Winchester could not accept such a man who had nothing to do with Ascatra to rule here. One day when Soram is going to die, what bad thing will he do to Askatra? After all, Solam is just an outsider to the city, and Winchester doesn't believe that an outsider can cherish the city much.

Oswidder clearly saw Winchester's concerns.

"Don't worry, old man. It's all just an idea of mine, and I don't mean to let Soram take over Ascatra right away, in fact, he's just an alternative, and like everyone else I've chosen, he still needs to be examined. The reason why I tell you this in its entirety is that I want you to observe with me that we can always find the most suitable person to help the city. ”

……

Solam, of course, did not know that he was inexplicably seen as an ambitious man, and that he was going to be given a heavy responsibility. If Soram had known what Oswider thought and said of him, he would probably have died laughing.

What does it mean to take things step by step and plan ahead?

Is Soram such a person?

Actually, Soram really has nothing to do with the word foresight. Solam did a lot of things either just because of the right moment, or because he was pushed by the situation, or he was just bored and wanted to do something.

Solam, the property of Port Carlin, has wasted some thought, but it is also the nature of playing tickets, and Soram really wants to make some money.

But what happened later was really not Solam's initiative, the Chamber of Commerce in charge of Nazaire was not about making money at all from the beginning, Soram just agreed to Elise Triad and help her get believers, so he came up with a bad idea and simply used slaves to top the number. As for the subsequent development like that, it was entirely caused by Nazaire's too strong ability.

As for the Chamber of Commerce in Towsent, the reason is even simpler, and Solam made it up entirely for Isabella.

And what Emmanuel and Genting City, that's even more. Immanuel could be said to have had Nazaire's idea, and the Copperbeard Dwarves were just in time. Genting City is completely nonsensical......

In this way, many of Solam's ideas were made by accident, and he himself had no idea about this at all. Actually, he doesn't have it until now. Many times, Solam can't remember that he still has so many industries and powers.

But the problem is, other people don't see it that way.

Look at this series of **, if you look at it individually, it's okay, but it can be connected together, not to mention Oswighd and Winchester, even Soram himself can't figure it out and doesn't believe that it's unintentional, which is very helpless.

The point is, Solam never felt anything, he had no idea about it.

It is precisely because there is no concept in this regard that Solam is still confused about Osvid's sudden overture. Soram was conceited enough, but just like that, he didn't even feel that his favor was worthy of a legendary spell.

However, Solam is a man who rarely gets into the horns. If others dare to give, he will dare to ask for it. What are you afraid of? Afraid he'll eat himself?

So soon, Soram put the Oswider affair behind him.

He began to concentrate on the study of that legendary spell, although the study of legendary spells requires a very professional magic laboratory, but Soram also needs to be familiar with the theory, after all, every legendary spell is very complex, and many things need to be understood before he can start formal research.

Although Solam has been a legend for a while, the problem is that he has a lot of things to do, and he still has to retake arcane spells, so he has never had time to get the legendary spell thing. Soram was also planning to wait for him to arrive in Silvermoon City, and then go to Queen Xinbu and ask her to teach him a few legendary spells.

He and Queen Xinbu can be regarded as friends in trouble, a few legendary spells, Queen Xinbu should not be stingy, otherwise it will be too unrighteous.

……

While Soram was working hard, there were people planning to do something in the territory that had already been predetermined by Solam.

Kremour, once the third largest city in Am, has always been rich due to its location at an important juncture of land and water transportation. But all this has changed completely since the arrival of a person.

That man was Solam.

At that time, Solam was just passing by Cremur, and neither Solam nor the Creemur people thought that it was Solam's simple passing by that that would turn the fate of the entire city upside down.

At that time, Creemul had a wise lord who was loved by the whole city, and the whole city was thriving, and this lord brought many exciting changes to the city, and they had a reassuring military power and an enviable economic power. Many believe that the beloved lord of the city will lead Cremmor into a new era.

But at this time, Soram appeared. Then, the city lord inexplicably clashed with him, and then there was no more......

Soram killed the lord of the city, and under the gaze of everyone, he killed the wise lord like a chicken. And then destroy the military power that the city lord has developed for the city over the years!

Although Soram also solved the monster siege crisis for Karimur, and even killed an evil red dragon for this, the people of the city still did not have any gratitude to Solam.

Because it was Soram that made Cremmour what he is today.

It was Soram who killed the former lord of the city, so that after the civil war broke out completely, Cremmor was still engaged in a protracted power struggle, so that when the enemy attacked, Kremor was completely defenseless.

In this way, Kremor was said to be occupied by warlords from other places. Next is the changing banner of the king at the head of the city, and the warlords of all sides take turns to sit in Cremur.

The arrival of these careerists made the good life of Cremmor go forever. The city went through at least five wars in the struggle for control of the Cremmours, which resulted in heavy casualties throughout the Kremours.

Eventually, three warlords joined forces to defeat the other competitors and gain control of Kremour. It stands to reason that the city should have calmed down, right?

It turned out to be nothing!

Because something worse came to the city.

Killing Sect!