I raise elves in Florian

"This is way too exaggerated."

Hughtar said from the side that the title of the strongest human hero was hard for Hughtar to believe.

"It's not an exaggeration. He truly deserves this title. For humanity at that time, the greatest threat was the Seven Sages, who controlled key __cpLocations across the continent, centered around the northern kingdoms."

In fact, our group only managed to defeat two of the Seven Sages of the Collapse. The remaining two escaped or went missing, so we were unable to successfully subdue them.

Frilian had met Nan before; the Southern Hero came to find her because he foresaw that Frilian would also be one of the demon kings who would defeat Nan in the future.

The Hero of the South foresaw his own death and knew it was a trap set by the enemy, but he still stepped into it without hesitation, with the aim of clearing obstacles for the future hero.

"Aura of the guillotine must be one of them."

Philon looked at Frilian and asked.

"That's right. The other three were all defeated by the Southern Hero. The Southern Hero advanced extremely quickly. In just one year, he defeated the Demon King's front-line troops and then reached the core area of ​​the Demon King's supply route at that time, the northernmost part of the Northern Plateau."

There, he was besieged and killed by the omniscient Shurahat, the confidant of the Demon King who could be controlled and see into the future a thousand years in the future, and the entire Seven Sages of the Fallen.

Even so, the Southern Hero still killed three of the Seven Sages of the Seven Deadly Sages and even fought to a draw with the omniscient Shurahat. As a result of that battle, a considerable number of people in this region were saved from the rule of the Seven Sages of the Seven Deadly Sages.

The people here have a deep faith in the Southern Hero. Because the Southern Hero's remains have not been found, there are still rumors that the Southern Hero is still fighting against the omniscient Shurahat.

After all, he fought against cannibalistic demons; his body should have been completely devoured by now.

Frilian told Philon and Shutark everything about the Southern Hero, saying he was a worthy hero, and that if it weren't for his killing of many powerful demons, they wouldn't have been able to defeat the Demon King so easily.

"That's truly amazing."

Philon gazed in awe at the statue of the Southern Hero, a hero buried in history.

"Then let's renovate it."

As she spoke, Frillie took out her wand.

Soon after, the statue of the Southern Hero was cleaned up, and the whole village gathered around it.

"You even said you could see the future, but these people still remember you. You've made a good name for yourself in history."

Looking at the statue of the Southern Hero, Frilian felt as if she had returned to the time when she first met the Southern Hero. Knowing it was a trap, she stepped in without hesitation, her purpose being to clear obstacles for the future hero, but she failed to make a name for herself in history.

"We should go now; we've already received our payment."

Frilian told Philon and the others that they could study this magic on the way, as it was a very useful spell. After all, human hands couldn't scratch their backs, so this spell's practicality was evident.

"Yes, Lady Frilian."

. . . . . .

The northern kingdoms.

The territory of the Earl of Tah.

"What a big town!"

Upon entering the city, Shutark's mouth stopped agape, for the city was indeed very large, and there were many things Shutark had never seen before.

"Let's buy the supplies and set off."

Frillian told Philon and Shutark that she didn't plan to stay in the city because she felt trouble was coming her way, so she had to leave as soon as possible.

"Why? Shouldn't we stay in this city for a while? Besides, there's a magic shop here."

Shutark looked at Frilian with confusion. Usually, Frilian would stay in the city for a while and then go to the magic shop to buy magic books, but what was wrong this time? She didn't even plan to stay in the city.

"Indeed, Lady Frilian is acting very strangely today."

Philon also felt that Frilian was acting very strangely today, as if she was avoiding something.

"That's because Frilian is afraid of trouble coming her way."

As Frilian's lover, how could Shi Yichen not know why Frilian left so quickly? He guessed that the nobles in this city knew Frilian and wanted to ask her for help. Judging from Frilian's anxious appearance, things seemed to be in trouble.

"Sigh! Trouble? How could there be trouble here?"

Philon looked at Frillie with a puzzled expression.

"Frilian, is this true?"

Shutark looked at Frillie with surprise. Could it be that trouble was really coming their way?

"Shutark, do you know that a person's lifespan is finite?"

Frillie would never admit that Shi Yichen was right.

"I see……."

Shutalck didn't understand why Frilian was suddenly bringing this up. Did Frilian really say such things?

"Let's leave quickly."

Frilian quickened her pace as she left the city, sensing that trouble was drawing ever closer.

The four of them had only been gone a short while when a carriage blocked their way out of the city.

"You must be Lady Frilian."

A man stepped down from the carriage and spoke respectfully to Frillie.

"Too late..."

Frillie sighed and said, "We were almost at the city gate, but they still caught up with us."

"My lord wishes to share a dinner with you."

The man spoke respectfully to Frillie.

"We have something to do, so we'll be leaving now."

Frillie didn't even glance at the man, and walked away on her own.

"The heroes once saved this place, and Lady Frilian was one of them. Lord, you wish to extend our hospitality."

The man wasn't in a hurry, as if he already knew that Frilian would refuse, but even so, he wouldn't let Frilian and the others leave just like that.

The city gate not far away began to slowly close, seemingly waiting specifically for her.

"Sigh! There's no other way, just take us there to get it."

Frillie sighed. In order to keep her here, the city gates were put under control.

"Thank you, Lady Frilian. Please get in the car."

The man gestured for Shi Yichen and the others to enter, and the carriage then headed straight for the Earl's Mansion.

. . . . . .

night.

restaurant.

The Earl sat in the main seat, while Shi Yichen and the other three sat on either side of the long table.

"This is delicious."

Shutark ate the food on the table without any politeness. Philon watched Shutark speechlessly from the side. If you eat someone else's food, you must do something for them. I just don't know what it is, that he came all the way to see Lady Frilian.