Mainland scholars in Tamriel generally believe that the tragic storm is a "giant Supernatural Confluxes".

Just like the dark anchor, Abyssal Geysers and Dragonscours, it happens without much warning, leaving behind death and destruction all over the ground. The energy generated by the storm can instantly kill many people or turn them into a shell of almost unconsciousness. During the ritual, three witch spears must be laid in the storm; each spear attracts lost souls. All three spears need to be destroyed as soon as possible to prevent larger monsters from summoning the center of the storm. In addition to a large number of enemies such as the miserable, the miserable demon, the storm can also cause damage through red lightning, and will die instantly if it cannot avoid it.

"What alchemy materials are needed to release the storm?" The Lord of the Lord closed the book gently.

"There are three things: the lower root, the Ritual Pikes, and the Gray Reliquary." Dawn Warhammer Sili is the most competent librarian around the Lord. She can be called: "You can go to the main bed, go to the study; write notes, find out abnormalities; pick out flaws, and make the whole chapter; lead a good team, dig up treasures; fight bandits, and beat hooligans." Especially the full sense of happiness (?), which is the Nord female brave man who has expanded to bloom, which can be tempered by frost and animal skins, and can be fully accommodated and given to Lord.

Well, it's complete and full.

The lower root, a magical plant. It only grows deep in the isolated area of ​​the Black Lake, but its alchemy properties are extremely efficient. The refined lower root mixture can provide a more violent catalyst for the bitter storm and ensure a more complete energy exchange.

The ritual spear is used to keep the storm active. After continuous improvement, the Ice Touch Witch Group can use a spear to release a small storm and harvest the soul power that the Ice Touch Witch Group wants.

The gray relic box, the ancient and ominous stone tools store the charred corpses of the members of the gray army. In the ceremony, it is used to connect the Grey King far away in the gray heaven, and to locate the coordinates of the annihilation plane for the portal opened by the tragic storm.

"Tell me about the lower roots." Wu Chen was very curious about this important alchemy material.

"The lower root, also known as the 'Neon root', is said to be an unknown variant of Neyon root. The early Ice Touch Witch Group used the Herroot Brew to summon a small--hope-free storm." Dawn Warhammer Siri also had the answer.

"Where is the lower root in the sky?" Wu Chen wanted to see this magical alchemy plant with his own eyes.

"Master, look." Dawn Warhammer Xili gave Wu Chen an ancient note.

"Orders on Lower Roots Below Castellon": "Pentarch Sevida, the witch of Richie locates another source of lower roots. It grows heavily below Castellon and is completely ignored by native natives and is not used. This root is different from the varieties we found in the northern area of ​​Hei River, but by the instructions I gave you before departure, adding additional ingredients, it will serve our purpose well. The lower roots will grow faster and help create a stronger storm. Your task is to plant this new variety for the witches. Someone will check your progress in a week. Name: R (Rada)."

Karthwasten is a historic settlement named after it is located on the banks of the Karls River. The settlement changed hands many times due to the conflict between the Richie and the Nords. The town has the ancient Sanuarach mine. The Nords wanted to mine the silver mine, which the Richie thought was an offense to nature. By the Fourth Age, the conflict surrounding the Richie gradually subsided, when the town owner was a Richie, but there were various crowds of people living there.

By the mid-Era, the conflict between the Richie and the Nords was at a stalemate. Although the Nords controlled the territory north of Castwyten, the town was still in the hands of the Richie, led by the Crow-Eye Clan. In 2E 577, the then supreme king Swagrim decided to establish a new territory, Karthwatch, and its capital, would become a frontier fortress against the Richie people of Castwyten.

2E In 582, the Ice Touch Witch Group began to hold rituals of storms all over the West Sky, stealing the souls of mortals to resurrect the Grey King. Both Cass' Hope and Cassie Teng were selected as casting sites for the Casting of the Cassie Teng. Cassie Teng was completely destroyed, but Cassie Teng was almost undamaged by the Defensive Wards of the Raven-Eye Tribe.

But this is not without a price. The barrier was greatly damaged. The tribe leader Shaman Ulvoch was old and was unable to repair the barrier by himself. Apprentice Fialyn recommended a trustworthy outsider to repair the barrier. Bring nature and the earth to the barrier. The fallen willow branches represent the fragility of life, the rock bathed in the moonlight represents purity, and the cicada shell represents rebirth. The principle of the barrier working is to exchange with the soul, maintain the peace between the earth and the soul world, and people offer sacrifices, and they will respond. Adventurers think this is a magic ceremony, but Ulvoch said that magic is just a word, which is spoken by cowards who are afraid of it and fools who try to control it. The so-called magic in his eyes is actually a connection with the land, and that's all.

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! After the adventurer collected and placed the sacrifice, Ulwalk needed the adventurer to start negotiations with the spirit, because it was collected by the adventurer himself, and he became part of Castweten, and Castweten also became part of him. But the ceremony failed, Ulwalk felt the darkness and anger, and something seemed to disrupt the natural process. The adventurer inspected the ritual fire pile and found the lower roots of the gray army. He and Fialin decided to go to the Sanurak Mine to clear the source of the lower roots. They burned the plants and drove away the vampires inside. The re-suming ceremony was successful, and Ulwalk thanked the adventurer for his help. He would not rebuild Castweten because "the buildings here are the echoes of those who do not belong here", and he would not destroy the buildings or add them.

During the Third Age of the Pseudo-King, Castwayten was controlled by the empire and was called the Karthwasten Hall by them. The ruler was Duke Alarke.

Fourth Era 4E Some time before 201, Storm Cloak was said to have committed the evil act of the Holocaust in Castweten, and Storm Cloak argued about the responsibility for the conflict. At the peak of Hosgar, the Empire therefore demanded compensation as one of the conditions for a temporary ceasefire.

At this time, Castweitten was the last piece of land owned by the Richie people in the sky, because Aihach, the Richie people ruled here. His family owned this place for generations. The Nords naturally did not like him, and the local Richie people did not like him, thinking that he had betrayed his own race. At this time, Castweitten was targeted by Marcas' Silver Blood Family again, and the subsequent results were unknown.

Meanwhile, the Prophet of Marcas died, and the Dibera House in the city needed a new successor. The priests found the young girl Fjotra in Castwayten, but she was taken to Broken Tower Redoubt by the abandoner. The priests rescued Fjotra and took her to the Temple of Dibera in Marcas, becoming the new Prophet of Dibera.

This is another copy of memory that the lord poured in out of thin air.

Obviously, this is also an adventure he has experienced.

However, just as he had experienced Mosal's adventures, both Mosal's Ice Touch Witch Group and Castweten's Nether Root belong to a hidden plot that he had not touched before.

So it is highly likely to be related to the "Tao Cang Day".
Chapter completed!