A Core Ship From The Start

Chapter 1058 - 1058 729 Hong Robe

?Chapter 1058: Chapter 729 Hong Robe Chapter 1058: Chapter 729 Hong Robe For Calga, this was the greatest opportunity of his life, and the greatest challenge as well.

Next, he would, as a representative of the Red Robe Mage Association, negotiate with the Tribunal regarding the establishment of an outpost in Arkham City.

For any Red Robe Mage, negotiating abroad was a desirable appointment. If you could get the consent of the local lord, then you would become the outpost’s representative. For Red Robe Mages, this meant a constant flow of money and magical items, as well as the possibility of rising in rank within the Red Robe Mage Association.

Even though at the start the tiresome exchanges and banquets would take up the Mages’ time for studying magic, the subsequent wealth and magical items would compensate for this slight inconvenience, making the role of a negotiator a much-coveted one among the Red Robe Mages.

Well, except for this time.

Because they were facing the Tribunal.

Sitting in the solemn and magnificent rest area, Calga forced himself to remain calm, but a fine layer of sweat still appeared on his forehead. The Red Robe Mage Association was very eager to establish an outpost in Arkham City and to trade with the Tribunal. On one hand, it was their custom to expand into new territories. On the other hand, the Red Robe Mages were envious of the technology controlled by the Tribunal.

Especially the steel machines that could carry soldiers flying freely through the skies, these made the Red Robe Mage Association especially envious. Any clear-headed person could understand how powerful these vehicles were, being able to cross the skies at will, to go anywhere they desired without fear of being discovered.

Then there were the Steel Guardians, powerful and loyal, with the ability to think for themselves. Though the Tribunal had declared that these were souls loyal to the Tribunal willingly inhabiting the Steel Battle Armor, the Red Robe Mages were more inclined to believe that the Tribunal had used some unique technology to bind and control these souls.

After all, humans can be brainwashed, so theoretically, souls can be brainwashed too, right?

Unfortunately, these were not for sale by the Tribunal.

Of course, the Tribunal did engage in trade with the outside world, but what they traded were… ores!

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