The girl who was punished by the gods counterattacked and became the group's favorite

Tia nodded obediently.

Joel suddenly thought of something and turned back.

Tia smiled immediately, "What's wrong, brother?"

"Don't write down the spells for those advanced formations at night. His Majesty the King probably has secret agents left by Austin, so it's not safe. If you want to teach this method directly, it's better to hand it over to the academy.

Everyone is out doing assignments right now, and summer vacation is almost here. Everyone is basically preparing for final exams, and teachers won't be teaching new knowledge right now. Even if you stay up late to come up with this, it won't be of any use to anyone.

If you want it to be faster, you have to wait until you return to the academy and have everyone copy your handwritten content and study it on their own. They can also take the content back home when they go home, so that their parents can study together.

Joel spoke every word with extreme seriousness.

Tia nodded, even though that was her original plan.

"Okay, I get it, brother. You should go back and get some rest. I guess we'll have to search the city for Gwen tomorrow."

Seeing Tia's somewhat dejected look, Joel sighed helplessly.

"Tia, relying on us is not just talk. You have to truly believe that we can back you up. Even if you don't do it perfectly, it doesn't matter. People like you and want to play with you because you are you.

Just like every decision you make is based on your consideration, everyone who chooses to play with you also considers it for themselves.

People won’t hate you just because you made one or two mistakes, so you have to try to believe in yourself. Try to truly believe in us.”

Tia's hands on her sides clenched unconsciously. She lowered her head, not daring to believe in everyone's path. She had been walking this path for eleven years. Even if she believed in everyone now, it would be difficult to change this habit.

"Okay." Joel reached out and rubbed Tia's head. "Don't worry, take your time. If you're not used to it, start by going to bed early tonight."

Tia hugged Joel and nodded, "Okay~"

Joel gently hugged Tia back and said, "It's okay, go to bed early."

Tia nodded, trying hard not to let her tears fall.

Seeing that Tia was unwilling to let him go, Joel gently patted Tia's back.

Tia couldn't help but shed tears. It was because she was too cautious that she made everyone wait for so long.

"Tia is already very good." Joel noticed that his shoulders were getting wet and stroked Tia's head.

Tia finally couldn't help sobbing softly, "I'm sorry..."

"It's okay, Tia has done her best. You can't blame your confused self from your current perspective." Joel lowered his voice.

Tia couldn't help crying after hearing what she said.

Joel could only comfort Tia over and over again, and began to blame himself for his negligence.

Tia didn't actually feel that wronged, but she also seemed to feel very wronged. For the sake of a possibility, she forced herself to become unlike herself.

In the end, she cried until she was exhausted, and was knocked unconscious by Joel using the sleeping pills he carried with him, and was carried into the room.

Afraid that Tia had been crying for too long and was dehydrated, he gave her some water, then took a towel and wiped all the tears from her face before leaving.

After he closed the door, the lights in the room, which had been off, were now turned on and everyone was looking at Joel.

Joel nodded to everyone, and everyone went back to sleep with peace of mind.

When Tia woke up the next morning, it was already late. She thought about what happened last night and felt a little embarrassed.

She tidied herself up and prepared to go out. As soon as she opened the door, she saw Fina who was about to knock on the door.

"You're awake! I saw the painting you drew this morning. It's so lifelike and beautiful! I didn't expect you to have such a hidden talent!"

Tia thought that she didn't see Joel, and she breathed a sigh of relief and nodded with a smile.

"If you want to draw, I can teach you!"

"Forget it, learning to paint is so troublesome." Fina waved her hand, took Tia's arm and walked outside.

"They've already gone out to look for someone. They were afraid you'd feel uneasy if you didn't see them when you woke up in the morning, so they asked me to stay and wait for you."

Tia was just about to say that she could just send him a message and there was no need to keep him here alone for her, but then she remembered what she said last night and changed her mind.

"That's great, we can go out together again!"

"They're still using the method you mentioned last time. I guess they'll have almost finished checking everyone by the time we get there. With your painting, it'll be much easier for the guards to find the person. There won't be just a few of them searching, so the efficiency is much higher. Don't worry, we'll go after dinner!"

Tia tried hard to suppress her anxiety and tried to really leave these things to them.

"Okay!"

Fina had already finished the questions and was ready to pack up and leave. I didn't expect that she actually agreed. I was sincerely happy.

It seems that what Joel and Tia said yesterday was really useful!

When Tia finished her meal, everyone had indeed returned. The entire town had been thoroughly searched, but Gwen and Zowon were not found.

Tia heaved a sigh of relief. "Since they're not here, it won't be easy to rush to the next town quickly."

"Those paintings are already being painted. I'll have them leave a sample here, and then have our Chamber of Commerce members take some away when they go around the streets."

Jurgen thought that some towns might find it difficult to receive news in time and would be the most likely targets, so it would be better to let his Chamber of Commerce bring the news along when they traveled around, which would provide an extra layer of protection.

Tia also truly realized that everyone is her most solid protection.

"You should take a rest today. I will memorize the contents of those advanced formations in my room."

"No, you draw on the paper in front, and we copy in a notebook in the back. We can make several copies in a short time, and we won't have to find anyone else!" Fina refused directly.

Pierre was still looking at Fina with a curious look, "I didn't expect you to be so smart!"

Fina was so angry that she slapped Pierre on the arm and asked, "Can you speak?"