Chapter 523 (1/2)

What kind of thing is a griffin?

If you ask this question to anyone in Roland, you will probably get the answer: a kind of fierce and powerful Warcraft, and like to live in groups.

The answer is simple and clear.

But... As a great man said, if you want to conquer others, you must first understand others!

Karkarot, a 23-year-old young warrior, is very strong. He is simple, young and enthusiastic. He is persistent and stubborn. At the same time, he has a clear sense of gratitude and resentment. According to Dewey's standards, he likes this guy very much.

As for trying to assassinate a commander of the imperial local city garrison... This charge is nothing to Dewey. After all, it was for revenge.

It's easy to understand: karkarote's teacher has nurtured him like a father. The so-called feud of killing my father is not common. It takes courage to assassinate an officer like the local emperor of an empire.

On the contrary, if karkarot didn't do this, and let his teacher be murdered, but he just walked away, everything was good... If he was such a person with a thin nature, Dewey would kick him out without hesitation.

Now... Dewey is very satisfied. At least, this person, for Dewey, he felt enough to be the future head of the sword of Roland.

That's why Dewey put so much effort into investigating the young man's details, and played such a trick of both hardware and software today... He will try to conquer the young man's heart, and then get his loyalty.

If you want to conquer others, you need to know others first.

In this respect. Dewey did a good job.

And the unexpected joy... Is Griffin!

Unlike people in this world, the world is magical in many ways, such as magic culture. But in many ways, in Dewey's view, it is backward, even stupid.

In particular, some human understanding of the field of natural biology has been rendered more mysterious. Especially for those powerful Warcraft, it has become a legend.

In Dewey's mind, it was much simpler. All creatures, even Griffins, are not mysterious.

If you want to conquer these things, first you need to understand it!

Griffins have never been tamed. In Dewey's opinion, this is because people in this world have never really understood this kind of creature.

Although the only people in the world who can control Warcraft are magicians... But magicians have magic power. When they face Warcraft, they don't need to ”tame”. Just catch them, and then use magic to sign a soul contract with them, and then you can make Warcraft your favorite.

With magic, who will do the work of an animal trainer? It's like there is an elevator in front of you that can reach the top floor. Will you still climb the stairs foolishly?

This leads to a very interesting situation: people who have the ability to tame this kind of thing. It can be done directly by magic. Other people who want to tame this kind of thing have no ability to do it.

”My teacher, he used to be fascinated by Griffins all his life.” ”He once told me that it had something to do with his experience. He likes this fierce and powerful creature. Always want to understand this kind of thing, want to get close to this kind of thing... In other people's eyes, this is a kind of morbid psychology, or it is a kind of suicidal behavior. Because if you get close to this kind of thing, you will be killed in all likelihood. ”

”I can understand that mentality.” Dewey's voice was sincere: ”people will think your teacher is crazy, but I won't.”

His words made him feel good in his heart. Because when the teacher talked about this with him, he had a helpless expression. It was obvious that the teacher had been ridiculed and blinded in his whole life. In other people's eyes, he is a madman.

But Dewey really understands.

People in this world may not understand it, but from the previous life of Dewey, Dewey understands that there are many professional people in the world who are always interested in all kinds of creatures in nature and want to know about them... Dewey loved reading National Geographic magazine in his previous life.

In his opinion, the teacher of karkarot was obviously such a person, although such a person. It's a little different for the world of Roland. But I love nature and want to know more about natural creatures. It's not pathological.

”Griffins are gregarious creatures, so it's very difficult to capture them because they rarely move alone. And if you want to observe this kind of thing carefully, you have to risk your life to enter the southern swamp, and then close to a large group of Griffins, and be careful to be found at any time, otherwise, you will be torn to pieces! ” When karkarot said these words, he seemed very serious, and what made Dewey feel a little strange was that when the boy said these words, he seemed to be not only talking about his teacher's experience, but also having the same experience himself.

”When the teacher was young, he once worked as a magic apprentice for a period of time, although it was not long... Because he soon found that he really had no magic talent, so he gave up magic and should learn martial arts. However, the experience of the magic apprentice gave him a lot of help, so that when he entered the southern swamp, he could identify many poisonous and dangerous plants... This skill gave him a lot of help, and when he was in the mercenary regiment, this skill was also very useful! He has also read a lot of magic books that only magicians have read... Those books are invisible to ordinary people. For example, the mainland Warcraft illustrated book. ” ”The teacher told me that he had read that book when he was young, when he was a magic apprentice. So, after he became a mercenary, his learning made him know more about Warcraft than other mercenaries. Because other mercenaries only rely on experience, and he has more to rely on. ”

”Go on.” Dewey nodded.

But at this time, Delong suddenly stood up. He walked a few steps in the room, but he suddenly said with a smile, ”OK, take your time. I don't think I'm interested in this topic. ”

Then he went to the door.

”Monsieur Delong.” Dewey frowned. A strange look at Delong: ”don't you have any interest in this matter?”