The Amber Sword

Chapter 229 – Wind Sharpshooter (2)

It was not hard for a grandmaster blacksmith who worked in the forge for decades to alter the cavalry’s armor to an archer’s.

An archer required his abdomen, upper shoulder and back to be free of obstacles, or it would affect the accuracy of releasing a bow.

Bosley removed a portion of the armor and changed it with metal plates, coming up with a sample on the very next day.

Quinn wore the prototype armor and stretched his upper body and showed a satisfied expression. The Tree Elves’ bodies were long and athletic, but Bosley’s armor was quite fitting. The only demerit about it was that the armor was slightly too small for Quinn. It resembled the Romans’ half armor in Brendel’s eyes.

“It’s a little heavy.” The Tree Elf remarked.

“It’s not possible to reduce the weight.” Grandmaster Bosley replied in a flat tone.

It was originally heavy armor meant for a cavalry. No matter how much he shifted the balance, some of the weight would still be on the shoulders. He was uncertain if the Elves found it too cumbersome and affected their accuracy, and he looked back at the youth behind it, trying to discern what the latter was thinking.

While Brendel concentrated deeply into the calculations necessary to activate the Magic Formation, he did not abstain from worldly affairs. He knew by this moment that Princess Gryphine was prepared to head to Ampere Seale to negotiate with Duke Arreck.

The princess already decided on a loose arrangement of their contract in January and was to formally sign it in the next month. He was truly a little hesitant whether he wanted to let the princess and Duke Arreck meet. Trentheim was not ready to enter into the center of the whirlpool just yet, but he quickly made a decision.

Since he was for the princess’s faction, then he could not let history repeat itself.

He made a decision to play out a fantastic act before the princess headed to Ampere Seale. The stage was naturally the biggest trading harbor in Aouine, Ampere Seale. The date was already fixed and he was simply preparing for that journey.

Ciel and his wizards were sent out to look for Planeswalker’s cards. The youth knew that he could not bring out a huge army to Ampere Seale and his black wolves could not follow him either. The only thing he could rely on was the Planeswalker’s system and his own strength.

After the Dark Forest, his Planeswalker system was basically in a half-useless state. In order to revive the system, he needed to find a new method of picking up cards from his graveyard.

All his current plans were in preparation for his departure to Ampere Seale.

He meted out new ranks to the contributing mercenaries and soldiers, piled up materials for materials and the search for new cards was well underway. Trentheim appeared to be abnormally silent, but the internal affairs were moving at a shocking speed.

This silence continued well after the first week until a piece of news was submitted to his desk.