Chapter 226: Deep gorge out of Pinghu

"Shal\'asantorah, the chief arcanist of Suramar pays tribute to you." Thalyssa bypassed Aruin and performed an ancient mage ceremony towards the disc. Aruin put away his weapon and talked to another The Night Son bowed their heads together.
"Bal\'adash, Shal\'dorei, welcome your arrival, Chief Arcanist." Aristophane also saluted, and then said to Lor'themar: "Aqiang, wait until the team is closed tonight, you come and find me , I prepared new accessories for the rangers, which can resist charm spells."
Lor'themar nodded, turned and waved her hand, and murmured in a low voice while following the ranger to leave, "Call me Aqiang again, really..." Talisa looked at the ranger captain with some curiosity.
Aristophane pretended not to hear, and activated the magic circle on the disc sideways, and a transparent blue staircase appeared in front of Talissa: "Please stand up, Miss Talissa, I know you are for Akan Dole is here, but as you can see, our water conservancy project has reached the last step at this time, so I guess you have to wait for a while."
The chief arcanist returned to his senses, and finally took a look at Lor'themar who had left, turned his head and led Aruin and the Nightmaid to walk up, and shook his head after hearing Aristophan's explanation, saying that he had no opinion.
"Very well, then let's continue to command." After the wizard said, he controlled the disc to slowly rise back to its original position, where the scale of the entire project was unobstructed.
Talisa observed the people on the disk, besides Aristophanes, there were also two green-haired Kaldorei, who were looking at the construction site below and pointing.
Aluin came to the edge of the disc and looked down. With good eyesight, he could see that the human craftsmen, with the help of the wizard's spells, kept widening and stabilizing this long and narrow water channel to the north. At the same time, there are two water gates, one in the south and the other in the south. North Carolina is on both sides of the canal.
The wizards cooperate with each other. When encountering a rock that is difficult to handle, usually one wizard uses a white ice spell to cool the stone in front of it, and then another wizard uses a red flame spell to heat it up. , Thereby destroying the internal structure of the stone, which is convenient for the human craftsmen waiting in the rear to carry and clean it.
"Our plan is to open up the connection between the long river in the north and the deep stream in the south, and improve the environment of the upwind trail so that we can live here. So we dug a channel under the mountain on the south side, and the water from the north can use it to enter the mountain. The deep stream in the middle of the wind trail makes it a lake." Aristophanes explained the purpose of the project to Talissa.
"This is really a big project." Recalling the deep ditch on the side of the road when she first entered the Upwind Trail, Talissa took a breath.
"As you can see, I contacted dwarves, humans, and some engineering wizards I trained myself, and it took about half a month to complete this project."
"Half a month?" Talissa had a shocked expression on her face.
"Yes, dwarves assist me in engineering planning, wizards use various spells to deal with boulders blocking the road and other difficulties, and humans transport gravel and various materials with the help of machinery I provide."
Suddenly a crystal on Aristophanes' waist began to flicker and vibrate. The wizard took it down and input a trace of magic power into it, and then a rough voice came into their ears: "Hey, are you there? , Aristophanes?"
"What's wrong, Monsagun?"
"I need your help here! There are two huge rocks in front of us. According to our calculations, once it is broken, we basically have opened up the connection with the northern water system, and can turn to the east to prepare for the water outlet. !"
"Okay, I'll come here." After Aristophane finished speaking, he controlled the disc to float northward and slowly landed on the construction site.
"Come here, Master!"
Talissa heard the words and looked over, a dwarf with red hair and beard was waving the sparkling crystal in his hand while jumping and shouting.
Aristophanes walked to Monsagun, and then looked at the place pointed to him by the dwarf. There was the end of the canal. There were two huge rocks one after the other, with some traces of fire and ice. Several apprentices of wizards were sitting. Gasping next to me.
"If we guessed correctly, the two stones are rich in iron, so ordinary spells are difficult to work. It can be solved only by human beating without knowing the year of the monkey!"
"Where is the scroll I gave you?"
"It's already used up!" Monsa Gun said, "and we can't make holes in this hard rock!"
Aristophane nodded and agreed with the dwarf's statement, and then he took out a weird, pointed, lance-like short spear from his backpack while talking: "Leave it to me here. You lead the others to exit. Drain it."
"What are you going to do to penetrate this stone without destroying the canal?" Talissa ignored the people who were backing up, but pulled out the staff on her back, "Need my help?"
"No, Miss Chief Arcanist," the wizard mage shook his head. "You should stand further. I am worried that the flying rocks will hurt you later."
So Talissa did not insist anymore, and Aruin retreated to the side of the canal, leaving Aristophane alone in the middle of the field.
The wizard mage held the sword in both hands and mobilized the secret energy on his body to fill the short spear, the arcane arts in the air began to gather around his body, a large number of rubble also floated, and the crackling blue electric light wrapped the spear head glowing purple.
Under his control, the tip of the spear attached to the electric light began to rotate, a purple piercing scream resounded through the sky, and the power contained in it made Talisa also change his face, waving and opening a semicircular defensive enchantment. Protect the three of them.
In order to prevent the rubble from splashing, he slowly moved forward and approached the stone, pressing the tip of the spear against the gray-black rock, and lightning strikes leaving black marks on it. Then the elf mage pushed forward forcefully, and the rotating short spear instantly dropped into the boulder, and then the elf mage flashed and disappeared in place, appearing in the barrier of Talissa.
Before Talissa spoke, the electric light spreading to the boulder suddenly brightened, and then dimmed, leaving only the sound of the short spear continuing to penetrate the mountain wall.
Aruin looked at the boulder that was still "intact", and looked at Aristophanes with some doubts.
However, the faint roar gradually sounded, and they also felt a shock. The two boulders just hit by the electric light began to appear cracks, and soon shattered into dross, and there was also a human head on the mountain wall. In the big hole, some debris is constantly falling from around it.
"That's... water?" Another female night son suddenly noticed that some liquid was leaking from the mountain wall~EbookFREE.me~ Before she could say anything, the hole and the surrounding mountain wall broke directly. Cracked, the turbulent river rushed out in an instant, and the white water splashed everywhere, rushing south with rubble.
"Anar\';belore, in the name of daylight, we succeeded!" A dozen elven wizards from Farstriders cheered, and the human craftsmen and dwarves stared at the rushing water, some of them couldn't believe it. .
Aristophanes led Talissa and two green-haired "Kadore" (Farodin and Isarios) on a disc to the exit of the channel located in the north of the deep stream, and a waterfall appeared In front of them, the sun shone diagonally, and the refracted rainbow hung high in the sky, adding a bit of color to the desolate environment.
"Congratulations, Aristophanes." Farodin stared at the rainbow in the sky and said.
"It doesn't have to be so, you have seen my plan," Aristophane also looked up at the flowing waterfall, and said softly, "The deep gorge out of Pinghu, this is the first step!"