"Arcane Windrunner?" Cage recalled his carefree life as a mercenary when he was young and shook his head. "I've never heard of it. What race is this class related to? "
"The elves!"
Cage thought for a moment and said, "I still don't have any impression of them. But speaking of which, I met a few elves when I was young. Although the bamboos in the forest like to look down on people, they acknowledge you after you spend a long time with them. Then, you'll discover their passion."
Cage put on a smile that all men understood. "They're very passionate."
Roland rolled his eyes helplessly.
Cage was an elder, but he was actually an old naughty kid at heart. He was rather cheerful, if not carefree.
Also, he liked to drive fast and often ran over his face. It wasn't until then that Roland realized that he had been hit by a car.
"It's a pity that the elves are too loyal. You can't get rid of them if you piss them off." Cage jumped down from the second floor and patted his shoes. He rose and asked, "Have you run into any elves?"
"I bought an elven slave," said Roland truthfully.
"Hehe. What about now?" Cage was still smiling, but he seemed rather solemn.
"I released her a long time ago." Roland pointed at the two jumping treants in front of him. "I exchanged a few elven spells for them, but they're quite troublesome to use."
Only then did Cage's expression become much better.
The two treants messed around for a while longer. Then, they hopped into the woods hand in hand.
They were probably going to water and fertilize other trees.
Cage smiled and said, "You've been practicing your spells every morning. No wonder you've become an Elite Mage at such a young age. However, you're still not as good as Anna, so you must work harder."
Roland smiled. In fact, he hadn't slept at all last night. It wasn't because he wanted to practice his spells.
It was because he had almost never stopped training and thinking, and he had never stopped deducing spells.
Seeing that Roland was smiling modestly, Cage smiled too and asked, "Is the information about Arcane Windrunner very important to you?"
"Yes, it's very important. It determines my future path," replied Roland.
That was indeed the case. The abilities of hidden classes were generally stronger than those of regular classes. If the specialty of Arcane Windrunner or Destructive Druid was very powerful, it wouldn't be a bad idea to switch to them.
Moreover, these two professions were obviously Mages.
As for the Elven Summoners … The girls of the Phoenix Guild were all Elven Summoners.
The information on the Hybrid specialization was also uploaded by someone from her guild.
Players who read the forums often knew the strengths of Elven Summoners. High recovery speed, a sea of summoned beasts, and … a unicorn mount. As one of the three mythical beasts, the Unicorn was extremely powerful. However, unicorns could only be summoned by virgins with elven bloodline, such as Solisa of the Phoenix Guild, the girl who asked Roland to improve elven magic.
Elven Summoners had special bonuses for girls, but not for men.
Therefore, this hidden profession was not within Roland's consideration.
Pondering for a moment, Cage said, "Although I don't know much about the special races and professions of elves, someone might know. After breakfast, I'll take you to him. "
After a brief daze, Roland said, "Thank you, Mr. Cage."
"Call me Uncle!" Cage said gently. "Calling me Sir sounds too distant."
Roland twisted his eyebrows. This was a little awkward.
Although he and Andonara were in an ambiguous relationship, they hadn't had sex yet, and they weren't married yet. It wouldn't be appropriate to call him Uncle.
Seeing that Roland was hesitating, Cage heaved a sigh. "Anna is even prettier now. What are you hesitating for?"
Roland smiled bitterly. He felt that there was still a knot in his heart that hadn't been completely untied.
Cage didn't continue the topic. He smiled at Roland and said, "Let's get ready for breakfast."
Then, he returned to his house first.
After breakfast, they sat on the carriages and headed out of the village.
Roland, Cage, and Andonara sat in the same carriage. Thirteen round bats were hanging from the roof of the carriage and rocking along with the carriage.
Generally speaking, a dozen bats hanging upside down above one's head would give off a strange sense of disgust and give people goosebumps. However, these little bats were different. Firstly, they were relatively small in size. Secondly, they looked quite round, like QQ, which made people feel that they were quite cute.
At first, Christina was unwilling to come with them. She said that she wanted to stay in bed and continue sleeping.
After all, it was really inconvenient for vampires to go out in broad daylight.
Although they could avoid being killed by sunlight by turning into bat clones, vampires' survival instincts still made them loathe the sun, even when they were bat clones.
It would also make them feel quite unhappy from a psychological point of view.
So, Christina didn't want to go out and simply stayed in bed.
But Andonara threatened her, fearing that she would sneak out. Roland didn't know the details, but he did know that the bats were humming as if they were wronged when they flew out.
In the carriage, Andonara asked, "Uncle, where are we going?"
Cage replied, "To Bronze Drum City. I have a friend who's the mayor. His wife is an elf, and his son is a half-elf. I think he might know something."
"That's too much trouble for you," said Andonara gratefully, knowing that Cage was running for Roland.
"We're family. There's no need to be so polite."
Roland felt somewhat ashamed, but he couldn't say the word "Uncle," at least not right now.
Then, they chatted casually, and Cage talked about the amazing people and things he met when he was a mercenary.
About three hours later, the carriages reached a city.
After a routine inspection, the carriages entered the city.
There was no Magic Tower in the city. The six magic apprentices went shopping. It was not convenient for them to visit a mayor as they were now.
Cage led Roland and Andonara to the mayor's residence. Without handing over any invitation, he simply smiled at the guard at the gate. "Tell Baldy Zell that I'm here."
Hearing that, Roland knew that Cage was a regular here.
Also, he must be very close to the mayor of this place.
As he expected, the guard at the gate said with a smile, "Mr. Cage, Mayor Zell hasn't been happy these days. He's been cursing us all the time. It's great that you're here. Let's have a chat and a drink. We've been cursed to death by him these days."
"Tsk, this Zell fellow, what is he angry about this time?" Cage shook his head helplessly and said, "Go and tell him that I've brought my niece and her son-in-law to visit him."
The guard glanced at Andonara in a trance and didn't come back to himself until a moment later. Then, he blushed and ran off to report.
Not long after, a thin man dressed in black and white noble attire walked out of the building. He had a gloomy face and a frail body.
He didn't look very happy, but he put on a smile when he saw Cage, like a streak of sunlight in a cloudy sky.
Although it was only a smile, it was extremely eye-catching in the darkness.
"You finally have time to visit me." The man's eyes fell on Andonara. He was amazed at first, but then his expression became weird. "Have we met before? This beautiful lady! "
Andonara smiled. "I'm Andonara. If I remember correctly, you must be Lord Pettus Zell."
Cage was stunned for a moment. Then, he said in a trance, "That's right. You must've met in the capital."
"But I remember that Queen Andonara's hair and eyes weren't like that," said Pettus in confusion.
His eyes were full of suspicions.
"I had a minor accident recently." Andonara smiled openly. "So, my hair and eyes have changed."
"Is that so?" Pettus seemed more or less convinced. After all, Andonara had only changed her hair and eyes. She looked better, but her eyebrows and face hadn't changed at all. Then, he looked at Roland. "Then, this must be the famous Mage Roland, the legendary Queen Abductor."
Roland was stunned. "Do I have such a title?"
"It's just a rumor. You took a queen away, and the royal family didn't pursue it. You've done something that most men in the country only dare to dream about but not do. " Pettus complimented Roland softly. Then, he looked at Cage. "Then, what's your relationship with the queen?"
"She's my niece!"
After a brief silence, Pettus complained, "You never told me about it."
"I intentionally didn't," Cage said solemnly. Cage said rather solemnly, "My niece was young and immature, and you were lustful and sweet-talkative. You fell in love with every girl you met. I feared that she would be tricked by you, so I never told you about Anna. "
Pettus seemed to be in pain. "You don't believe me? If I had known that she was your niece, and that she was so beautiful, I would've pursued her even if she was your niece. "
"Get lost."
Pettus shrugged and turned around. "Come in."
They entered the manor, and Pettus led them to the balcony on the second floor.
Then, the butler and a few maids served fruit wine, cake, and local snacks.
The location of the manor was very good. It was at the top of a small hill, and the balcony faced a lake.
A gentle breeze blew, bringing with it a cool breeze that made people feel relaxed and happy.
Pettus sipped the fruit wine in his cup and asked, "Old friend, what's the purpose of your visit?"
"Can't I be here to visit you?"
"I don't believe you," Pettus said without hesitation. "After all, you lost to me last time, which was quite humiliating for you. I estimate that you won't be here for at least half a year."
Roland and Andonara looked at him inquisitively.
Awkwardness flashed across Cage's face. He coughed and said, "I'm indeed here to ask you something."
"What is it?"
"Have you ever heard of the Arcane Windrunner?"
Pettus was stunned. "Where did you hear that name?"
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