Astartes of the Bear School

Chapter 450 449. Design drawing

The note was found by Regis in the notebook on the desk in this secret room.

The handwriting on it is very clear. It is said to be a note, but in fact it contains a lot of content and takes up the entire paper.

Gede put away the set of equipment blueprints he found and followed Lan En to take a look.

Lan En had already taken the note from Regis.

"The detention measures we prepared at the beginning are weakening, you have to think about it again!"

"Don't talk about remuneration with me! This is the work that Anahad didn't finish! There is a problem with his craftsmanship. If you take over, you have to manage it to the end! We originally signed a contract with the entire Bear School .We’re not paying the bill twice, don’t even think about it!”

"I also drew the drawings he designed for you. It's right below. Look at it carefully! I don't want something to go wrong again in a hundred years!"

The handwriting on the note was very hard, as if cut with a chisel. It was difficult to imagine how the person who wrote the note learned to write.

Moreover, the tone of the note was very rude, and it looked like a creditor talking to a debtor.

After Lan En glanced at it, Mentos wrote down the entire note.

So Lan En handed the note to Gede who came over.

"A mission that has been inherited from the Anahad era, it is estimated that it can only be the local dwarves of the Amel Mountains, right?"

"Do you know who this manuscript belongs to, Gerd?"

Gede did not have Lan En's reading ability. After reading the note, he picked up the note again and began to identify the handwriting.

This is a secret room, and the person who puts his or her codex in the exclusive secret room will definitely not write his or her name on the codex.

But Gede's more than ten years in Hainkawehe were not in vain.

After carefully identifying and recalling it for a while, he finally confirmed it.

"Oh, this is the name of Tuvington, counting from Anahad. Well, he is the fourth generation leader of the school."

"Not a grandmaster?" Regis asked curiously. "I remember that in other schools of demon hunters, you generally call the school administrators the master."

Gede waved his hand casually.

"The Bear Faction will not be like this. The emotional connection between us is weak, and no one wants to take responsibility for others and waste energy. No one wants to be a grandmaster, and no one can be recognized as a grandmaster. It is difficult for the leader."

"A group of emotionally indifferent people are indeed like this. We cannot speculate on them based on the power structure that would be born among normal people." Lan En crossed his arms and nodded.

"But these are not important. The main thing is to look at the drawing at the bottom, Gede."

There is a drawing attached under the note. The drawing is very strange. It looks like a topographic map somewhere in the mountains, and then it has many inexplicable lines and structures added to it.

The note said that this was a 'drawing of the detention measures designed by Anahad', but in reality it looked more like a construction drawing that depended on the terrain.

"Can you recognize this terrain?"

Gede opened the drawing with both hands, then turned left and right in many directions, and finally held it diagonally in his hand, showing an expression of sudden realization.

"Oh! I know it from this direction! This place is not far away, about three or four hills away from here. It is a mountain nest surrounded by mountains."

"Can you mark it on my map?"

Lann took out his own map of the Amer Mountains, and the circle marked by Siloton Giancardi was still clearly visible on it.

Gede's fingers hesitated on Lan En's map for a while. He first found the location of Hainkawehe, and then used the castle as a reference point to find the facility marked on the drawing.

Lan En took out the quill from the alchemical leather bag and marked it.

"It seems that the range of activities of those dwarves is more precise and should be in this area."

On the young man's retina, the flow of data generated by calculations washed over him like a waterfall for a while, and then calmed down.

Under the guidance of Siloton's circle and Gerd, Lann greatly reduced the scope.

The Amer Mountains are very large, with countless mountain tops and peaks. Reducing them can save a few months at least.

"Have a good rest in the castle tonight."

Lan En put away his map and the piece of paper with the drawings on it.

"I'm sorry, Gerd. Although we have just arrived at Hainkawehe, we have to start again. After all, I am here to find the group of dwarves. I can't find the master level of the school from a castle that has been vacant for decades. Suit.”

"Hey, don't tell me, I seem to miss this place so much and want to stay longer."

Gede crossed his arms and said with great resistance.

"If you didn't have to come in to dry your clothes, I'd rather sleep outside!"

"Oh." Lan En's face suddenly dropped and he looked at Gede. "Then I've really worked hard for you."

"It's good that you know. Look at Regis, a warlock doesn't have as much trouble as you."

The corners of Lan En's mouth twitched. He was sure that Gede's poverty was normal and reasonable.

If he were an employer, he would definitely not give this guy even a single tip!

"Don't get involved with me, gentlemen."

Regis raised his hands and took a half step back with a smile on his face to show that he would not interfere.

"What I want to know more is, why don't we go to this 'detention facility'? I see that you didn't intend to go there when you planned the route just now."

"Don't be too curious, Regis." The young man glanced sideways at the interested high-level vampire.

"Cats have nine lives, and they will all die of curiosity. My main goal is still the master-level equipment blueprints. Find the dwarves first."

"Yes." Regis put his hand on the strap of his shoulder bag and nodded tastefully, "This is a fresh saying, 'Cats have nine lives.' You are the leader, you have the final say."

No one had any objections, so the plan to set off again tomorrow was finalized.

But despite what Regis said, Lan still asked Mentos to recall Anahad's design drawing in his mind and analyze it.

The dwarves sent a message to the fourth generation leader of the Bear School in a debt-demanding tone, asking him to solve the long-standing problems.

It seems that this fourth-generation leader was the person involved when the mob invaded.

Would a leader who didn't care about anything and had no emotions, who even threw away his castle and notebooks at the drop of a hat, clean up his mess before leaving?

Most likely, he ran away before finishing his work.

Dwarves are notorious for holding grudges.

And Lan En wants to get the master-level equipment blueprints of the Bear School from the dwarves.

Those dwarves who feel that they have been tricked by the Bear School will probably find it harder to talk than expected.

Lan En glanced at the design on his retina again.

Maybe he still has to clean up this unfinished task that has been carried over from the Anahad era.

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