Perfect Baldhead cast a worried glance at the boar riders already charging through the city gates the mage corps had just blasted open. Always afraid someone would fall into a trap, he continued directing the remaining people. "Those without orders to enter the city, surround it!
For the next half month, not even a fly can get past your eyes!
Earth-Element mages, begin sealing off the surrounding Underdark! Especially the side near the great lake! Within ten meters underground, turn everything into bluestone!
I gave you twenty stacks of major mana potions, so don't let me see you suddenly trying to save money!
Sui Chen! Take the Knights and escort the Ice Law mage corps over there. Freeze the lake within a hundred meters!
I'm telling you! I didn't even lead a team myself today because I wanted to conduct random inspections... If I catch any of you trying to save on these cheap potions, I'll post you on the world channel so everyone can admire what it means to know how to live frugally!
Especially you people who can all get VIP cards from Hill's shop! Don't start calculating whether two bottles every thirty minutes are more cost-effective than one bottle every ten minutes!"
Perfect Baldhead harshly berated the unconcerned groups of mages before him.
As a straightforward Knight, Baldhead could never understand why these people obsessed over matters like replenishing mana when their mana bars had dropped by one-fifth in order to save the most potions... This wasn't some ancient keyboard game where a bag had only a few slots and space had to be conserved!
Their bags could hold fallen branches, rotten leaves, dirt, and rocks. What was there to calculate about drinking a potion whenever the cooldown ended?
How expensive could several hundred mana potions possibly