Solam went anyway, and after settling Serileph he left without a hitch.

By the time Serileph returned to normal, Soram was far away from the city of Ascatla, and Serileif hesitated for a long time, but still didn't catch up, after all, even she didn't know what name she should catch up with, and what she should say if she caught up. Soram was already determined to leave, what could she say if she caught up? Is it necessary to force Soram to come back? How is this possible! Even if Selileph didn't know anything about it, she knew that she had no authority to ask Soram to do anything for the city.

So Selly Leph could only go back to the Knights of the Burning Heart to find Makelle and tell Makelle everything that Solam had told her. She hoped that Makelle would give a different answer, prove that Solam was foolish, or that Makelele could come up with a good solution.

When Sérielle told Makelle everything, Makelle did not give a different answer than Soram, as she had thought, but sat in his chair with a calm face and did not say a word.

Seeing Makelle like this, Seri Leph also knew that Solam seemed to be right!

And Makelle didn't care about Seri Love's emotions, he was just remorseful, regretting how he didn't think of this! Like many people, Makelle was stuck in a blind spot, they didn't think that there would be such consequences for driving Solam away, the only thing they thought about at that time was to send Solam away, they didn't want to increase the casualties.

They didn't even think about their own behavior at the time, but it was actually a form of weakness. They wanted to live a peaceful life too much, and what had happened in Ascatra in the past few years had deeply stimulated their nerves, and they were afraid that if there was any more turmoil, the whole city would be completely hopeless.

Pity...... They seem to have done the opposite.

After a long silence, Makelle regained his composure. It has happened, and it is useless for them to regret it, and what they have to do now is to try to make up for the mistakes they have made. Thinking of this, Makelle immediately grabbed the long sword in his hand and strode outside.

"Master Makellele, what are you doing?" Seeing Makellele's movements, Seri Leph immediately couldn't help but ask.

"Prepare to hunt down the Miscellaneous Creatures of the Three Gods of Death!" Makelele said without looking back.

He must now do something to redeem the outside world's evaluation of Askatra, and the most intuitive manifestation of this is to take revenge directly against the Church of the Dead Trinity. At the very least, it sends a message that Ascatra is still strong.

However, Makelle himself didn't know whether it would be useful or not, but when it came to this place, Makelle could only do this. At the same time, Makelele also hopes to communicate with the city council and come up with more radical policies to deal with the increasingly difficult situation.

……

While Makelle was working for the stability of the city, Solam had already left Ascatra by boat.

This time, instead of heading east along the Ascatra River, Solam made a sea boat and went straight north to Waterdeep. It wasn't that Solam didn't think about getting Isabella to Towson in the Glorious Plains, but it was too far away, and if he went east, it would take him at least three months to reach Towson. After arriving at Towcente, he still needs to set off from Towcent again, and it will take at least half a year to reach Waterdeep, which is too detouring.

Now, Solam's cheap daddy's grave is still buried in Waterdeep! Solam is also a 'big dutiful son', and he has been out of Avalon for almost ten years, and he hasn't even gone to Waterdeep to sweep his father's grave once...... Soram sometimes thinks about it and thinks he's too much of a jerk......

So Solam chose to take a boat directly to Waterdeep.

Starting from Askatra, take a boat directly north, out of the Sword Sea to Sword Bay, pass through Candle Castle, Baldur's Gate and finally reach the terminal in the north of Sword Bay, and then arrive at Deep Water City, which only takes about two months.

If you go east to the Glorious Plains, it will be the same as going south.

……

Speaking of Waterdeep, Solam has not been to it once in so many years, except for mixing in the Northland, he has spent most of his time wandering in the south of the continent, and he has not been to any of the famous cities north of the west coast.

This is extremely incommensurate with his status as an adventurer. Whether it's the free city of Baldur's Gate, the city of knowledge Candlefort, or the city of Deepwater, these cities have always been extremely popular with adventurers of all kinds.

In the Feron Continent, these coastal cities are relatively open and welcome to adventurers, so if you are an adventurer, you must visit these three cities, otherwise you really can't brag to others that you have traveled to the mainland.

It just so happens that Soram has time to come out this time, and he won't be able to return to Okasuan in a few years, so it is better to take this opportunity to travel to these three cities to satisfy his curiosity as an adventurer, and secondly, it can be regarded as relaxing, speaking of which, in the days of the abyss, Soram didn't look majestic, in fact, his nerves have always been tense, after all, it is the abyss.

It just so happened that taking advantage of this opportunity, Soram also relaxed.

So, Solam decided that his first stop would be to Candlefort.

Candle Castle, a place of knowledge, stands on a high cliff overlooking the sea, at the end of the Lion's Road, which connects to the trade route of the Bayshore Highway and is also the end of the Sea of Swords, from which it enters the largest bay on the west coast of Feren, Sword Bay.

The Candlefort itself is small, but it is a fortress with many towers, once the home of the great prophet Alaundo, and its large library holds his prophecies about the future of Phaerun. The fall of the gods of the Nether and the god of killing, the fall and resurrection of Bane, in a turbulent year, were accurately predicted by the prophet. To say that he is the greatest prophet that Pheren has ever seen is not an exaggeration.

Strictly speaking, Candlestick was built on a small island, with only a narrow road connecting it to the mainland. The huge city wall encloses the entire island, and there is actually an urn city on the city gate. This is a sanctuary of knowledge, where books are more valuable than people.

As a city of knowledge, the castle has a long history, but also has some peculiar rules. For example, if you want to enter the bunker, you must pay a little price. And that price is books! That's right, it's a book! Anyone who wants to do research in the Great Library of the Candlestick must provide a book for the Candlestick!

And the book must be worth more than a thousand gold coins! What's even more interesting is that the book is valued not by a scholar or a great person, but by the guards at the gates......

Wonderful Book House