Overlord: Start from the Goblin Lair.

"Should we remind this idiot that his every move is under our surveillance?"

On top of the high tower in Green Swamp Town, a baby black dragon withdrew his sight.

The dragon's physique was much better than expected. Although it had lost so much blood, Aik'Zuri was now completely unharmed.

"Some people are always so naive that they think a magic item can rival or even surpass a real spellcaster," the moon elf snorted. "Although the necklace is worth a lot of money, it is still too unrealistic to think that it can completely block my sight."

If you can't see through it at first glance, can't you just look at it a few more times?

Even if the maker of the necklace was a magician as powerful as Gillianis, it would still be easy for the Moon Elf to break its effect when the maker was not around. Not only that, she could also reverse the effect of the magic item and use it for her own benefit, completely presenting the content of the conversation inside on the top of the tower.

"Don't worry. Just like he said, he hasn't done anything so far. Now that they are short of people, it would be good if he could selflessly fill in with his own family members."

Ron lowered his head to study a blueprint. He did not watch the fun by the window, but just listened to the entire connection process.

"Don't think of me as your secret service," Gillianis glanced at the blueprint in front of Ron, "What are you researching? That crossbow?"

"It's just an interesting exercise. If you want, give me some money and I'll make you a better one."

"How can I always ask you to do this kind of thing?" Ron smiled. "As far as the performance I need now is concerned, the current Siren Song is more than enough. All I need is to modify it a little bit based on the original one."

"The foundation is there. No amount of tinkering will help." The Moon Elf shook her head but ignored him. She knew that this lord always had some strange ideas in his head. Judging from the last time he made the potion, some of them were even beyond her understanding.

"Aiksuri, come back to your senses. There is nothing interesting to see in this town. Tonight I will explain the outline of astrology to you. This will be your new course in the next few months."

"Ron, if you think we're being noisy, just go to my lab - our course won't cover that."

"No, if you don't want to chase me away, I'll just listen here." Ron took off the Siren Song and placed it on the table. The knife used to enchant items appeared in his hand. "But don't count me in the assessment."

"That won't do," Gillianis showed a sly smile, "You have to take my exam after taking my class. How many months can it take you to modify a crossbow?"

"Listen carefully. Today I will mainly talk about the concept of astrology. Astrology, also known as horoscope, is a system that uses the relative positions and relative movements of celestial bodies to explain or predict people's fate and behavior. It is a system in which fortune-tellers observe the positions of celestial bodies, the sun, the moon, and the stars, and their various changes, and then make interpretations to predict various things in the human world. Astrologers believe that celestial bodies, especially planets and constellations, predict the changes of all things in the human world in a causal or non-accidental way."

"Different regions and cultures have different applications. For example, the tabby people will mix it into a complex system involving astrology, prophecy, clan history and other mysterious and profound factors to allow the clan to decide the unique name of each tabby person. For wizards, astrology is more often used to seek clearer intelligence about certain past, present or future events." "I am not a wizard of the prophecy school, so I cannot make the most of this power. However, it is still possible to predict the weather or the actions of powerful creatures, such as the sky now."

Gillianis waved to Axuri to look at the night sky. Although the town below was still brightly lit, this level of light was far from enough to pollute the night sky of Delusion Land. The stars in the sky were still shining under the moonlight, providing a basis for astrologers to divination.

"Next, I will briefly introduce you to the names of the stars and constellations, as well as their general meanings..."

"Teacher Galannod, my previous teachers have taught me all this," Aixure blinked. "Can we skip this part and show me the specific operations?"

"You mentioned earlier that you can use this to predict the actions of powerful creatures. I want to know where my teacher went. I haven't heard from him since he left."

"The golden dragon?" Gillianis nodded with a smile. "Yes, but the divination of this starry sky can only see him or his echo in this world. If he left this world and went to another place, I can't see him."

"Well, let me see..."

Ron also looked up curiously, but he immediately caught the fleeting look of astonishment and surprise on Gillianis's face.

"teacher?"

"No, it's okay." The Moon Elf's beautiful face quickly returned to normal, revealing a hint of regret at the right time. "Your teacher seems to have returned to his original world. I can't find any trace of him in this world."

"That's no wonder. After all, the teacher is only an adult dragon," Exure turned around in a disappointed manner, "He probably doesn't have the ability to leave a long-lasting echo in the world he has visited."

"That's right," Gillianis smiled, "Come on, I'll show you the rest. You still need to get to know the stars and constellations again. As I said just now, different cultures have different ways of interpreting the same stars, so we can't generalize..."

The carving knife in Ron's hand paused for a moment. He looked at the moon elf's face shrouded in the veil of moonlight with some confusion, trying to find her expression again, but found nothing, as if it was just an illusion caused by light and shadow.

But Ron was no longer the rookie he was, and he was very sure that he had not misread her expression. What did she mean just now?
Didn't find it? Or... did I find it, but the golden dragon is in a worrying state?
Ron sighed softly. When the golden dragon insisted on leaving, Ron had some bad premonitions, but the dragon clan was still the dragon clan after all, and it was a golden dragon, and even a true believer of Bahamut. He didn't think that the other party would encounter any difficult difficulties.

But...what if he has to face a black dragon lich trying to become a god? (End of this chapter)