Mage Legend-Chapter 346 - 25 episodes Song Voice_3

The Elf Forest seemed to suddenly come alive, with birds chirping, trees conversing, and the sound of water flowing, all joining the grand choir of the elves. All the natural elves clearly expressed this concept with their voices: Even if their Tree of Life withered, the song would never cease, and the battle would never end.

The sound traveled far, as if propelled by a magical force, reaching the clouds and directly into the sky. Lynch and Kuboert, in the Residual Star Swamp, also clearly heard this.

They were now hiding behind the trees at the edge of the wetland, trying to keep their bodies as low as possible. Kuboert, soaked in the puddle, grumbled about his Holy Robe being stained with the black mud here, but seeing the same stains on the Mage Robe of Lynch beside him, he silently endured it.

"What exactly are we waiting for here?" The Priest heard the voices of the elves and knew that the battle had started over there, making him a little excited: "Turns out the elves’ battle song is so magnificent, just like the charge horn of our Holy Pate’s Paladins, full of surging life force!"

"That’s a hymn praising the Moon God, not a battle song." Lynch listened for a while and then said, "I think you should learn Elf Language. It would help you understand their culture."

"I’m trying hard to learn." Kuboert scratched his head and said, "Since leaving the Holy Pate this time, I feel like there’s too much to learn, yet my life seems so limited. Now, I really admire you mages for this journey of traveling everywhere to learn. When I return to the Holy Pate, I will suggest to the bishop that the Priest Apprentice should have more chances to study outside."

"And spread the teachings of Holy Pate more widely?" Lynch said, "Rely on the power of those Priest Apprentices? I think they even have trouble protecting themselves. The outside world of barren mountains and wild forests is not as comfortable as the Priest Temple; Rangers have a better chance of survival than Priests. Before reaching the level of Official Priest, not many Pate apprentices can survive. Especially when they neither have mana nor are bound by such strict religious rules."

"When mages still walk in this world, many harbor hostility against them. I think you know this better than I do. And Pate’s priests don’t bear such burdens. Our great Light God Pate is always watching and observing all his people. Miracles always happen. I don’t think there’s any reason to worry about their safety."

Lynch gave Kuboert a glance but did not say anything more. He did not expect to persuade the priest in front of him. In fact, he did not expect to persuade anyone who constantly spoke of miracles.

"Will the enemy really appear here?" After a brief silence, Kuboert spoke up.

"Naturally." Lynch wore his usual smile, "It will be very thrilling here."

"Thrilling?" Kuboert always felt that Lynch’s smile had many meanings, too many implications that he couldn’t decipher, which made him uncomfortable. "I hope you’ve already planned for what’s going to happen here, I don’t want to..."

"Not want to lose your life meaninglessly, is it?" Lynch said bluntly. At this moment, Kuboert always found that smile on his face very annoying.

"No!" Pate’s Priest said, "If I lose my ability to fight before sending the enemy to the Hell they should go to, that would be the greatest shame of my life." fгee𝑤ebɳoveɭ.cøm

"Are you not afraid of death?" Lynch surprisingly put away his smile and asked seriously.

"Death? It’s just taking me back to our great Light God, allowing my soul to listen closely to his teachings. What’s there to fear?" Kuboert said: "The only thing I worry about is wasting the ability given to me by Pate Bright God. If my life cannot showcase its brilliance, that would be the most terrifying thing."

Lynch glanced at the priest, then turned his gaze back to the other end of the Residual Star Swamp. Perhaps he had anticipated Kuboert’s answer, or perhaps he had to reassess this middle-aged man before him. However, the mage did not remain silent; he said: "The response of religious fanatics is often like this."

"Then what do you think?" Kuboert said: "I’m not trying to persuade you to start believing in the Light God now, I’m just really curious, what do you mages actually think? Especially at that moment a thousand years ago when you waged war against the God."

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