diskusbooks Chapter 14 The Teachings of Bellia and the Journey to the Elven Settlement
Chapter 14 The Teachings of Bellia and the Journey to the Elven Settlement
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Another new day.
But today's story is: [Lynn's Otherworldly Adventure - He Has to Use His Real Skills for His Elf Harem~]
Lynn completed his meditation and knight breathing practice by the spring.
I also brought a set of the 38th set of broadcast gymnastics for primary and secondary school students nationwide.
He succeeded.
He successfully mastered both meditation and knightly breathing techniques.
They have entered the realms of novice knight and novice mage.
Top-tier meditation and breathing techniques gave Lynn strength, physique, and magic far exceeding those of his peers.
The sense of security that came with the increased strength gave Lynn a bit of peace of mind.
The classic "I can kill a cow" segment.
As Lynn stepped out of the cave, he heard a prayer being chanted.
He went outside and saw the kobold Dog kneeling in the morning light.
He was wearing his white priest's robe, and the handkerchief that Leah had given him was spread out in front of him.
He was reciting something in a low voice at that moment.
"Lia, the source of loving waters, the cleansing and redeeming Mother Goddess, your light dispels the defilement and despair from my body... Lynn, the fearless arrow of wisdom, the guiding Father God of covenants, your help gives me new life and direction... Please listen to the prayer of your humblest servant, Dog, may your journey today be guided and unimpeded..."
[System Prompt]
You have joined the [Belia Cult]
Current Religious Leader: [Passionate Priest] Dog Witch
[Note: The religious leader has launched a holy war against the goblin race, and all members of this religion are now hostile to the goblin race.]
Lynn: "..."
His lips twitched slightly.
Last night, Dogg insisted on talking to Lynn about some doctrines and ideologies.
Lynn just rattled off some ideas to appease him last night, and this religion came out this morning.
They worship the Mother Goddess Leah, but the Father God doesn't want to talk about it.
Dogg proclaimed himself a crucified priest.
The doctrines are Lynn's wildly distorted and exaggerated claims of justification by faith, salvation through faith in Leah, and possession by sacred objects...
At this moment, a faint holy light appeared on Dog's body?
???
Awesome!!!
"A living saint??" Lynn's heart was stirred.
Lynn had met the saint.
In the game, a certain green-haired saintess from the Church of the Seven Gods had an ambiguous relationship with Lynn.
This guy is a saint too.
In major orthodox churches, the existence of saints is extremely rare.
Each saint is a strategic figure, capable of performing divine interventions and displaying powerful miracles.
pity.
Lydia, who is a follower of the Doge faith, is currently just an ordinary girl with extraordinary talent, far from being able to receive and utilize the power of faith.
At that moment, Lynn glanced at Leah, who was practicing magic.
She threw a simple water balloon into the woods, and it was like throwing several kilograms of C4 explosives.
With a loud "boom".
That area left behind a deep pit.
Well, it's not ordinary either.
"Kami-sama!"
"May the Goddess and Your guidance be with me."
Dogg finished his prayer and saw Lynn.
He immediately bowed in a gesture that was almost exaggeratedly perfect, his lizard-like face gleaming with fanaticism.
"Um."
"Ready to set off?" Lynn rubbed his temples, deciding to temporarily set aside the investigation into this unexpectedly formed church.
Dog is the son of the chief of the Gray Mountain Kobold tribe.
Unfortunately, after his father's death, he was ambushed by his political enemies and could only flee with serious injuries.
Lynn remembered that it was a mid-level kobold warrior (roughly equivalent to a mid-level human knight).
The Gray Mountain kobold tribe also has at least a few novice warriors and a large number of ordinary kobolds.
With their current strength—Lia, a mid-level mage/junior knight; Lynn, a double junior mage; Old Abel, an old hunter; and Dogg, a junior priest.
Launch a strong attack on a clan's lair that has been established and managed for a long time, with a mid-level warrior stationed there.
can win.
But that's not a wise move.
Lynn didn't want Lydia and old Abel to be in danger.
So today we'll go to the Elf Tribe first.
However, this tribe must be taken down—because there are iron mines there.
As a Paradox Interactive war criminal.
Lynn could not resist the allure of technological superiority and the torrent of steel.
He summoned Lydia and old Abel.
The plan for today was briefly explained: head to the Silverwood Elf settlement, return the staff, and attempt to establish trade relations.
Upon hearing that they were going to the territory of the Wood Elves, Dog seemed both frightened and excited—the Wood Elf tribe was renowned on the outskirts of this magical forest.
He kept checking his meager equipment—a priest's staff and his pristine white priest's robe (which Leah had cleaned for him).
He whispered a prayer to his goddess, Leah, for protection.
amount.
Dog really enjoys being a priest.
along the way.
Lia was quite embarrassed by Dogg's excessive respect and those strange titles (Goddess), so she mostly hid behind Lynn.
Dog led the way.
Throughout the journey, Dogg appeared extremely obsequious.
His fawning expression, combined with his pristine white priest's robe and lizard-like face, made him look utterly ridiculous.
Under Lynn's guidance, they avoided some areas where powerful monsters gathered.
We trekked through the forest for nearly ten hours without any major incidents.
at this time.
It was nearing dusk.
The trees in this area are tall and ancient, and the air is so fresh that it carries the unique fragrance of grass and trees.
According to Lynn's memory, they were approaching the traditional activity area of the Silverdew settlement—an area called the Silverdew Woodland.
"call out!"
An arrow with emerald green feathers at its tail silently embedded itself in the ground less than a foot in front of Doge.
He was so scared that his crotch got wet.
His expression was one of near-tears of fear as he looked tremblingly at Lynn: "My Lord God."
Look up.
Yes, a pair of long, slender, and fair legs.
On the giant tree was a female wood elf.
She has fair skin, long silver hair, and holds a longbow carved with vine patterns.
At this moment, emerald green eyes coldly stared at the group of four below, especially Lynn and the other two.
"Humans, and kobolds!"
"Outsiders are not welcome here."
The elf's voice was clear and crisp, yet carried an undisguised distance and warning: "Stop immediately and leave the territory of Silverdew Village."
Lynn immediately raised his hands to indicate that he meant no harm.
In his previous life, he knew this tribe very well and had even won over a wood elf druid girl in the tribe.
Unfortunately, the elders of this tribe did not allow elves to intermarry with humans.
After discovering that Lynn was flirting with girls from the tribe, they threw him out.
Later, some players discovered that if they wanted to establish a marriage relationship with a girl from the elven tribe...
According to the game...
You need to raise the tribe's reputation to Trust. (Positive reputation levels are: Normal, Open, Friendly, Trusted, Respected, and Worshiped.)
Otherwise, he would either have to elope with the elf girl, or if he were discovered, he would be expelled from the elf tribe.
"Dear forest ranger, we mean no harm."
Lynn first performed an elegant elven greeting.
Then, continuing in clear and calm Common Tongue, he said, "We have come to return a lost item belonging to your settlement, containing the last wish of a Wood Elf who tragically perished."
As he spoke, he carefully took out the staff called "Wood Spirit's Word" from his backpack and held it horizontally in front of him.
The wood elf ranger in the tree was instantly drawn to the staff, a hint of surprise and a deeper scrutiny flashing in its emerald eyes.
She was silent for a moment, seemingly communicating with her companions or the community in some elven way.
After a while, she spoke again, her tone slightly softer but still wary: "Hey, you with the cane, state your name and the details of your purpose."
"Lynn Sias, a traveler."
"This is my sister Leah, my father Abel, and my companion Dog," Lynn replied briefly.
"The staff came from a cleared goblin cave; its original owner was an unfortunate female wood elf."
"We buried her."
"She entrusted her last wishes to this, and we hope to return it to the elders of Silverdew Village."
Another silence followed.
Then, the forest ranger leaped down from the tree with the lightness of a feather.
"Come with me, the one with the cane, and this... young lady." She glanced at Leah, seemingly sensing the pure aura emanating from her.
"The other two will wait at the outpost."
Lynn nodded in agreement.
There's no way around it; even elves have a preference for physical appearance.
Moreover, they have a deep-seated hatred for the human race.
He gave old Abel some dry food.
And he gave Duoge instructions.
"I'll be right back. You stay here and don't move."
then.
Lynn, with Lydia in tow, followed the ranger deeper into the forest.