I became a mage and was recruited by the lord as his son-in-law

"Deal? What deal?"

This question was not asked by Bennett, but by the Spirit Tide Mage who was teased by the elf.

Of course, this is what Bennett wanted to ask.

Following the sound, Bennett finally saw the elf, which was still a bunch of atomic aggregates.

However, from her pointed ears, Bennett knew that she was different from ordinary people.

"What can the elves have to trade with me? Your rangers are indeed unique, but I have seen human free knights, and it seems to me that you are no different."

Ranger, above the elves’ god’s gift, or in other words, this group of elves generally skip the god’s gift and directly become rangers.

Humans were previously unable to comprehend this power, but after Allen became a Freedom Knight, people like Bennett and Adam came to understand the Rangers.

Belodis was stunned for a moment. She looked at Bennett in confusion and then at Adam.

She obviously didn't know about the Freedom Riders.

Adam nodded, then shook his head. He took out a wish light spot and threw it at Bilodis.

Belodis took the light spot and put it between her eyebrows without thinking.

In the center of the light, she saw a young man, the aura emanating from him was full of the carefree attitude towards life.

After a moment of trance, the light spot disappeared from between Belodis's eyebrows.

Belodis was stunned for a moment and said:

"Is this man dead?"

Adam nodded and said:

“Yes, I forced myself to leave a little commemoration, which can also be regarded as a mark of his inheritance. If someone can understand it one day, I plan to pass it on.

Of course, that assumes that person doesn't go against Beth."

Belodis nodded: "It really is your style."

Adam said nothing.

Vilodis let go of the Spirit Tide Mage, looked at Bennett and said:

"It seems you haven't solved the problem left by the Scourge Mage yet."

"There are no legacy issues for the Scourge Mage. The changes to the life level are irreversible."

Bennett replied very calmly.

Vilodis nodded, pointed her finger at the forehead of the Spirit Tide Mage, and said:

"Then didn't you notice that this little boy wasn't affected?"

Master Lingchao was stunned on the spot. Has he become a child?

Beth seemed to want to hide behind Bennett. This woman might say something shocking at any time.

Adam also had a frown on his face, and it was obvious that he had also suffered a lot of injuries.

Bennett didn't care. He didn't quite understand the temperament of this elf in his perception.

"His Scourge Rune is incomplete, so he can see the normal world. When his life level jumps, he can no longer see it."

Belodis smiled disdainfully and did not answer Bennett. Instead, she looked at Beth first.

She looked Beth up and down, her eyes finally fixed in front of Beth, and a smile suddenly appeared at the corner of her mouth.

"Beth, what did I say back then? You won't grow any more after you turn 16. Was I right?"

After saying that, she straightened her chest.

Beth was furious. She had even hidden behind Bennett, but she didn't expect that this scumbag would still come to her.

"Whether I grow up or not is none of your business."

Belodis shook her head, looked at Bennett again, and said:

"You've found such a young boyfriend, you're not still a virgin, are you?"

Beth pulled Bennett over and shouted:

"I'm telling you, I've already..."

Bennett immediately covered Beth's mouth and said, "They were just teasing you, and you were being teased by them. Don't embarrass yourself."

"Don't interrupt me. What do you want to say? If you have nothing else, please leave. You have nothing to do here."

Belodis gave another look of disdain.

"Young means young, and you don't show any sympathy for us older women. We have so much time anyway, so why rush?"

Beth added at this time:

"Yes, yes, I am really making things difficult for you, you old woman who has lived for tens of thousands of years."

Bennett was not surprised by the elf's return. As an immortal species, he was used to being free and unrestrained, so it was very normal. The elves' procrastination was also recorded in the book.

All elf men are born under the constellation of Turtle, and the same goes for elf women.

"Humans don't have that much time, so you'd better get to the point."

Vilodis helplessly put the longbow into the quiver behind her and put her hand on the head of the Spirit Tide Mage. Fortunately, she was tall enough, as the Spirit Tide Mage had the physique of a proper knight.

"Alright."

She rubbed the Lingchao Mage's head. A hint of embarrassment appeared on his face, but he seemed to enjoy the feeling.

“When the natural disaster first occurred, we elves were approached to solve the aftermath of the disaster. We elves had already given the answer hundreds of years ago.

Although it came a little late, it was given to me anyway. Master Yunxing also said that you are an orthodox mage, so how could you not get the inheritance?"

???

Bennett's head was full of question marks.

"The Grand Mage of Meteorite said that there is no solution to the mage's sequelae."

There was no reason for the Meteor Mage to lie to Bennett about this.

Bennett couldn't figure out why the Meteorite Wizard lied to him.

He looked at the elf, thought about the elf's style of doing things, and couldn't help but twitched his mouth, and asked speechlessly:

"How did you pass on the method?"

Belodis put one hand on her chin, her pupils drifting upwards, and after thinking for a long time, she said:

"I remember that a wizard came to us. We entertained him well, passed on the method to him, and corrected the structure of his magic core."

When Beth heard Belodis mention the word "entertainment", she immediately looked deadpan.

Bennett was speechless. The magic core needed to be corrected. What were its ingredients?

Damn, he must be a wandering wizard without any proper inheritance.

He looked at the Spirit Tide Mage next to Bilodis. Although he couldn't see the man's expression, the unique way of communication between mages still allowed him to see the embarrassment of the Spirit Tide Mage.

Master Lingchao was indeed a little embarrassed. It was recorded in his inheritance that his great-grandmaster had indeed obtained the method of constructing magic cores from the elves.

Of course, the elf at that time didn't explain the reason at all. He just said, "You are here," and then gave a bunch of information inexplicably.

Before the master could even take a look, he was dragged to a banquet by the elves and stayed there for three years. Only when the master could no longer bear it did he hurriedly leave the elves' territory.

He also warned his descendants not to go to the elves' territory unless there was a natural disaster.

"This should have been given to my master at that time, but the elf didn't explain what was given to him at that time, nor did he say what he wanted my master to do. The banquet was held for three years, but my master didn't say what he did."

Master Lingchao explained awkwardly.

Beth understood everything instantly. She looked at Belodis with contempt and said:

"Elves are like this, extremely unreliable."

Belodis recalled and said:

"Yes, that's the man. We held a banquet to entertain him, but he ran away."