Arcane splendor begins with the throne

Chapter 87 God of Nature

When the afterglow of the setting sun gradually dissipated until it disappeared on the horizon, Brian had already watched Torviel disappear from his sight on a hippogriff.

In fact, he is not a qualified listener, because he can't say any comforting words at all.

Fortunately, when the elf girl left, there was a sincere smile on her lips, which made him feel more at ease.

Bryan took one last look at Blackman, the wild mountain, and then summoned his mount with magic, and walked straight towards the Grimri River.

When he came to a wide grass field overgrown with reeds, a raven flapping black wings blocked his way.

"You are finally willing to show up, Elder Elmon." Brian on the horse looked down into Raven's eyes and said expressionlessly.

Accompanied by a puff of black smoke emerging out of thin air, the figure of Druid Elmon, holding a cane with both hands, appeared in front of Brian.

"As expected of someone who has been blessed by Xinafee Melianne." The druid showed a kind smile towards Brian, and said:
"Praise the guardian of the dryad. You must have discovered that I am following in secret. Please don't get me wrong. I just want you to leave Blackman safely."

"Elder Elmon has a heart." Brian's expression softened, and he glanced at the gray sky, showing a trace of tiredness:

"Just tell me if you have anything to say, it's getting dark, I don't want to waste time here."

He really didn't want to waste time here. Since going to Blackman until now, except for the night in the temple, it can be said that he slept in the open air, and he hardly had a good rest once.

What he needs most now is to return to the tavern in Thorn Castle, eat the most sumptuous food, then take a comfortable hot bath, and sleep until dawn.

"Then I'll just say it straight." Druid Elmon sighed softly, with an inexplicable sadness on his old face, "Actually, I was entrusted by Grandma Veranth..."

Brian heard the druid mention Granny Veranthur, and for some reason, he instinctively felt that the elf prophet might have gone away with the dim crystal.

He lowered his eyes, gently rubbed the bright evening star ring on his finger, and silently mourned for this prophet whom he admired from the bottom of his heart.

The druid on crutches obviously saw Brian's mood at the moment, and stood there quietly, waiting patiently.

"Did she say anything in the end?" After being silent, Brian raised his eyelids and asked.

"Grandma Veranthal said that she misses her hometown: Atas very much, but unfortunately she will never go back." Druid Elmon clenched the crutch in his hand, trying to calm down his tone as much as possible.

"I know." Brian muttered in response, then secretly remembered it in his heart.

Immediately, he straightened his expression, set his gaze on Druid, and said, "Elder Elmon, what do you want from me?"

According to Torviel, Blackman's elves are divided into three factions.

Elder Elmon's temple power is obviously in line with Brian's wishes, so he believes that the two should have a lot of words in common.

"Grandma Veranthor, before leaving, I promised her that I will do my best to help you." Druid Elmon looked at Brian very firmly.

Brian looked at Druid thoughtfully and probably guessed the meaning.

He gently comforted the mount, clenched the rein in his hands, and fell into deep thought.

After an unknown amount of time, Brian's pensive eyes gradually became as shiny as obsidian.

"Elder Elmon, have you heard of Silvanus, the God of Nature?" Brian asked pointedly.

Silvanus, god of nature.

He is a wise and fatherly deity, an ancient god of the natural pantheon, and one of the most powerful gods in the multiverse.

He is revered as the father of the oak tree, the father of the forest, the father of the trees, the father of nature and so on.

This is a great god.

Also a kind elder.

But when he has to maintain the balance of nature, he can be uncharacteristically indifferent, and even show terrible anger when he finds someone who dares to threaten the wild land.

Brian could clearly feel that after he gained divine-like powers, he would definitely have an indissoluble relationship with these natural gods.

Moreover, through his research on divine-like power, he vaguely guessed that besides killing other people with divine-like power, there was another most effective way to improve divine-like power.

That is to absorb the power from nature in the world of Asno.

When it comes to representatives of the natural world, it is inevitable to mention the profession of Druid.

When it comes to druids, you will think of the gods of nature, forest goddesses and other gods in the natural pantheon.

With the connection of the magic net, the gods are gradually able to sense the prayers of the believers.

Therefore, Brian felt that it was necessary to spread the faith of the God of Nature to the world, and it might even be able to help him when facing the threat of ancient evil creatures.

"God of nature?" Druid muttered to himself, then looked at Brian suspiciously, waiting for his answer.

Of course he had heard of this natural deity.

At the same time, he vaguely guessed Brian's purpose.

"As Xinafi Melianne used her original power to drive away the ancient evil that destroyed the world." Brian put his words in order and said:
"Our world has not only ushered in a precious peace, but also received the attention of the gods. Therefore, I think it is necessary for the belief in the God of Nature to spread to this world. What do you think, Elder Elmon?"

"You mean..." Druid looked up at Brian on the horse.

"That's right, that's what I mean." Brian nodded and continued:

"Now, the incarnation of nature, Sinafe Melianne, has left us. In order for her will to regroup and return again. We must protect the natural world from destruction. As the most powerful deity in the natural system, the God of Nature Van Nass, believing in him is undoubtedly the most correct choice."

In fact, the druids in the world of Asno have no specific beliefs, and their power comes from the will of nature itself.

But belief in the God of Nature does not affect their strength, but instead allows the elves and half-elves who remain neutral in these temples to obtain the protection of a powerful divine power.

Brian believed that Elder Elmon, the druid in front of him, would definitely make the right choice.

"You're right." Elder Elmon said, "Without the protection of Sina Fey Melianne, it would be very difficult for us to survive in this wild mountain.

Brian, thank you for your reminder, don't worry, after I contact the will of the God of Nature, I will definitely spread the belief of the God of Nature to all the elves in the temple who have no hatred in their hearts, and let them set foot on the druid And the priest's way, to maintain the balance of nature. "

"Then all of this will trouble you." Brian bowed deeply to Druid Elmon and said, "Please do me another favor, old man."

"What's the matter?" Druid asked.

"When you return to the temple, help me plant all the blue hyacinths under the oak tree of Sina Fey Melianne." Brian recalled the conversation with the dryad girl and said:
"Because hyacinth not only represents the fire of life, but also symbolizes a new life."

After speaking, he put his feet on the horse's belly and galloped towards the shallows of the Grimre River.

When Bryan rushed across the shoal of the Grimre River and headed quickly towards Thorn Castle, two knights with silver griffin patterns embroidered on their armor appeared in his sight not far away.

From Brian's point of view, it seemed more like they had been waiting here for a long time.

"Lord Brian." A knight bowed to him respectfully and said, "According to the order of Duke Silver Griffin, I am waiting for your presence here, please."

"What does your Duke ask me to do?" Brian pulled the reins and said with a stern face.

"We don't know much about this." The knight shook his head slightly, and explained: "My lord Duke just said that we are waiting here and invited you to visit Thorn Castle. You need to go and confirm in person what is the specific matter."

"Then what if I don't go?" Brian said.

"Your Excellency the Duke said that you will definitely go." The knight was unmoved by Brian's answer, and still had the same respectful expression: "Because you are His Royal Highness Prince Tigrila."

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(End of this chapter)