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On the second day, he treated it like a show.
Stand on the veranda of the Lords' residence and wave to the inhabitants.
Recan didn't wave. I didn't like standing here in and of itself. But I didn't like it because Giza asked me to. I didn't like it any worse because Lekan turned down Ziza's favor.
Arios is smiling and smiling, loudly cheered by the women.
There was another reason why it was difficult for Lecan to refuse Ziza's favor.
Another reason for this is what Giza gave Lecan before dinner began.
It is the Demon Stone of The Demon Wolf of Chaos.
"Come on. Isn't this what the magic lab wants?"
"Oh, you'd want it. But I'd like to give this to someone else."
"Another one?
"Dear Sheila."
"Sheila disappeared somewhere"
"I know that. But you didn't die."
"Well, it seems so."
"If so, you may see Sheila again one day. Let's see."
"I don't know when this is going to happen."
"Whenever you want. It's a gift from me. I want you to have it."
It's also unnatural to say that Sheila and I will never see each other in the future. So as a recan, I had no choice but to keep the Demon Stone. Hi. I feel like Ziza's got a lot of blurred eyes.
Nevertheless, is this the same person as that sobering wizard? It looks like it's completely dead. I even feel like I can twist and crush easily.
That's what I thought, I thought. I was wondering if Sheila would do the same.
Sure, Sheila has enormous magic, and she's a great wizard who uses advanced magic.
But at the same time, he is an old man. You may not have enough energy and strength to fight long or large-scale battles. I make it look very strong, but that's one side of Sheila, and the truth is, Lecan may be stronger depending on how he fights.
Lekan doesn't always want to fight Sheila and defeat her. I just realized that Sheila might have more weaknesses than I thought. Sheila is mighty, but is she mighty, but therefore also weak?
(Whatever it is, I'm old.)
(Will be tired of living for years)
(The body savings will hurt, and I'm sure you're taking it seriously)
I'm gonna need a little help.
(Shall I buy you a souvenir?)
(Oh, there's the Demon Stone of the "Demon Wolf of Chaos", okay)
On the tenth day of the eighth month, Lekan and Edda left Parsimo.
Arios and Julius also left Parsimo together and parted outside the gate.
Julius said he was going to train inside for a while and come back to Lecan, so Lecan said to come to Voca.
Hang out. Return to Voca while you travel with Eda. I could ask Sheila a few things, but I don't need to hurry.
I learned a lot in my exploration of Parsimo.
In Wang Du, he was not aware of the problems caused by the prolonged use of [Purification], but it was studied in Palsimo. There is no wonder about that in itself, as it is not impossible for the Magic Institute to keep the results of its research secret. But a wise man like Ziza didn't know how to stretch the (barrier) magic against physics, and he seemed to have little knowledge of the pets that stretched the physical barrier. But the Golbull Labyrinth gave me a grace to put up a physical barrier. It's hard to imagine not answering at all in other labyrinths. The Vanguards who fought in the Tubolt Labyrinth seemed to know how to fight physical barriers opponents. A grace putting up a physical barrier may be rare, but I guess it's out there quite a bit.
Then it's Sheila.
Sheila wasn't surprised that Ground Dragon Tron wore something like a cold air brace, but she said she couldn't be sure what magic it was. And I said I'd never seen a cold air brace myself. Except he didn't say he didn't know the Warcraft to wear a cold air brace. That means Sheila never entered the Palsimo Labyrinth. I've never seen it myself, but I guess I knew the Demon Wolf of the Palsimo Labyrinth would wear a cold air brace. That's why I put it that way.
Sheila felt like she knew everything, but that couldn't be happening. I understand that very well this time.
Sheila has the Crown of the Divine Decay Tree. It has already been decided to become Lecan's in exchange for the Demon Stone of the Demon Dragon Balifore that I gave Sheila. The "Crown of the Divine Decay Tree" came out of the Palsimo Labyrinth. That means Sheila didn't get it herself. How the hell did it become Sheila's? It also seemed like a shame to hand it over to Lecan. Maybe you should ask what's going on.
Either way, I thought the transmission of information was going pretty well in this world, but in some respects it's been broken up. In other words, you have to consider that sometimes magic and graces that were not known in one place are used as a matter of course if you go elsewhere.
(You should also go to the labyrinth away)
Yes, Lecan thought.
But that's a little further. The exploration in Palsimo was dense. Labyrinth exploration is going to rest for a while.
"Ah."
"What's wrong, Lecan?
"No. Nothing"
I promised Jizza I'd show her the "Step Fire", but I forgot to show her.
Promises must be fulfilled.
(Heh. That means I'll see Jizza again)
(It's also a Fate God dispensation. It was just a flicker)
Lecan, walking alongside Eda on the path of the grass, was in such a good mood that he thought it odd himself.
"Speaking of which, Lecan"
"Yeah?"
"When my mentor showed me this."
Edda asked him to take out a bag to replenish the magic of the neckline.
You said, "What is it?"
"Oh."
I didn't know, so I asked. I wonder what's wrong with that.
"You've confessed you don't know a bag that replenishes magic when you're using a necklace."
"Ah."
"After that, my mentor said that in this labyrinth, you or Lekan should turn your magic around."
"Oh, oh."
"Lecan didn't say anything. So Lecan admitted he could use the magic of Grant."
"Ah."
Speaking of which, yes. On second thought, Giza could have known that, but the problem was that Lekan had exposed Lekan's hand to Giza before he realized it himself. I may have been searched for a lot more.
(Nevertheless, I didn't know Edda would notice that)
"Edda, my magic grant is a skill acquired in the original world, not the magic 'grant'. If they think you have it, it's fine."
"Oh, yeah."
Eda seems to be growing in many ways. That's a good thing, Lecan thought.