The hero I support will definitely defeat the devil

"Youze, what should we do?!"

"Hey~ Leave it to me."

What can You Ze do?

Of course he was the substitute.

Otherwise, with Lisha's knowledge, she might not be able to pass this test even when the Demon King revives.

However, he couldn't fuse with Lisha because the heterochromatic elf might notice something, and the fusion time would not be enough to finish writing these questions.

He came to say it, and Lisha came to write it, and that was enough.

"I said, write it, and be careful not to show anything strange."

"Good~"

Lisha still had that troubled expression, but she had relaxed in her heart.

The heterochromatic elf looked at Lisha who was writing non-stop, with a puzzled look on his face.

The posture just now clearly didn't seem fake at all, so why was he able to write so fluently?

Could it be that he was writing nonsense?

Thinking of this, the heterochromatic elf moved a little closer and glanced at the questions that Lisha had finished writing.

All are correct, there are no mistakes.

Isn't this just random writing?

This made the heterochromatic elf even more confused.

The questions she asked were not actually that difficult, at least they were all knowledge from the present era, with a small amount of ancient knowledge. In order to prevent Lisha's luck and intuition from coming into play, she also specifically set all the questions to fill in the blanks and short answers.

But Lisha’s answer now was in stark contrast to her previous panic.

However, the heterochromatic elf did not say anything, but just watched Lisha answer the questions quietly, without any intention of speaking.

Because there was no time limit at all, Lixia did not answer the questions very quickly. She spent three hours answering all the questions, and then spent another hour checking them carefully.

It took Lisha four hours to hand in her answer.

"I'm done."

"Well, I saw it. It's very well written."

The heterochromatic elf had already read her answer after Lisha finished writing.

Except for a few very unpopular questions, she answered all of them correctly.

If the full score of this answer sheet is 100, then Lisha only needs to get 96 points.

This score was already very surprising to the Heterochromatic Elves.

Because Lisha is not even seventeen years old yet, the heterochromatic elves predict that she can only get thirty or forty points, and it is hard to say whether she can get more than fifty points.

The passing score she set was also 30 points. As long as Lisha could reach 30 points, she would declare Lisha passed the test.

But now, Lisha's level of knowledge was beyond her expectations.

"It's amazing. With your current level of knowledge, you can even work as a scholar in a large library."

"Haha~ Is that so? I just prefer reading. The things in books are very interesting."

Lisha used Merillu's words.

"If you can treat learning knowledge as a hobby, you may unexpectedly have the talent to become a historian."

A hint of interest flashed in the eyes of the heterochromatic elf.

"Then the next step is the third and final trial."

Chapter 214 Trial: Wisdom

"For the third trial, I will test your wisdom."

As soon as the heterochromatic elf finished speaking, Lisha was stunned.

"How do you test this?"

Wisdom is something that varies from person to person.

There are people who are born smart, and there are people who are born stupid.

Just as some talents are innate, wisdom is also innate in a sense.

And there are many kinds of wisdom.

Strategy and calculation are manifestations of wisdom, creativity is a kind of wisdom, adaptability in battle is also a kind of quick wit, and calm thinking in desperate situations is also a kind of wisdom.

However, most people believe that wisdom is only reflected in strategy and calculation.

Lisha had no idea what kind of wisdom the spirit in front of her was going to test.

"Don't worry, I will test them one by one."

The heterochromatic elf said this and started asking Lisha questions.

At first, they were all simple questions that Lisha could answer easily.

But as the Q&A session progressed, the questions from the Heterochromatic Elf became more profound and philosophical.

After asking ninety-nine questions in succession, the elf with heterochromatic eyes asked the last question.

"Do you think destroying the demon king is the right thing to do?"

"Yes."

Lisha answered without hesitation.

"I already know what you're thinking."

The heterochromatic elf narrowed his eyes.

The brave man before him, though still young, has already taken the first firm step.

She might have felt uneasy, confused, or hesitant, but in the end she still chose to take that step.

This is what makes her decisively different from those who ultimately stop.

It was not simply passion, but also courage that came after careful consideration.

this point is very important.

Because if you have fear of the devil in your heart, you will not be able to defeat or even destroy him.

"In fact, we have discussed before what this world, Endrol, would become if the Demon King was really destroyed. In the end, one of our companions came to an absurd conclusion, which is that it is better for the Demon King to exist than to be destroyed. After all, when the Demon King really disappears completely, the disputes that have been suppressed by various intelligent races will be raised again. At that time, perhaps the various races will not die at the hands of the Demon King, but will die in internal strife."

"what?"

Lisha was frightened by the sudden words of the heterochromatic elf.

"Isn't it ridiculous? We haven't even destroyed the Demon King yet, but we're already thinking about the future. But what's even more ridiculous is that quite a few of our companions actually think this idea is correct, and are using this theory to try to create a device to control the Demon King, creating a common enemy for all intelligent races."

The heterochromatic elf had an indifferent expression when he said this, as if he was not talking about his companions.

"Did you succeed?"

After asking this question, Lisha realized that she had asked a stupid question.

You can tell from what happened to the Demon King afterwards that it definitely failed.

"of course not."

As expected, the heterochromatic elf said something negative.

But her next words made Lisha realize that these people were indeed geniuses.

"But their efforts were not completely in vain. Some of them were eventually used in the Demon King's identity. Otherwise, why do you think the Demon King's awakening time is so fixed?"

"How amazing! As expected, they are the sages who restrained the Demon King."

Lisha exclaimed in admiration.

"What do you think of what I just said?"

The heterochromatic elf looked into Lisha's eyes and asked her.

"Don't look too far ahead, watch your step?"

Lisha asked in a questioning tone.

"Right, that is it."

The heterochromatic elf waved his hand, and the training ground turned into an ordinary bedroom.

“Sometimes it’s not a good thing to look too far ahead, because apart from you, most other people can’t see that far ahead, and they may even stop you because of your foresight. Be down-to-earth and solve the current crisis before thinking about the future. That’s what people today should do. Let people in the future think about the future. Don’t think about solving all problems at once, that’s impossible. Things are always changing. If you expect everything to change as you want, all you’ll get in the end is a stagnant pool of water or even destruction.”

The heterochromatic elf who sat on the bed taught Lisha with the tone of an experienced person.

And Lisha also listened attentively.

However, after the heterochromatic elf finished speaking, she asked her own questions.

"May I ask why beings like you and the gods never took action when the demon king descended?"

"It's not that I won't do it, but that I can't."

The heterochromatic elf knew that Lisha would ask such a question.

"I am strong, and the gods are strong too, but when we face the Demon King, we cannot win. Only a brave man can defeat the Demon King, and the Demon King can also kill the brave man."

"Where did all the heroes of previous generations go?"

Lisha asked this question because Yuze wanted to confirm something.

"Where else can we go? We have all become gods."

"Are all gods former heroes?! But the numbers don't match up?"

Although Lisha was surprised, she also discovered a problem, that is, the number of heroes and gods did not match.

From the first generation of heroes to the present, there have been eleven generations of heroes, but there are only eight gods.

Where are the other three heroes?

"Do you think that a hero is truly invincible? That a hero can definitely defeat the Demon King?"

The elf with heterochromatic eyes looked at Lisha with a half-smile.

"I told you, the Demon King can also kill the Hero."

"Does that mean that the three heroes all failed?"

Lisha felt sad and disappointed about this matter.

Since she was a child, Lisha had heard stories about heroes, in which the heroes were the symbol of invincibility. No matter what happened, the heroes would always win in the end. Even the devil could be defeated by the heroes.

Yuze had asked a similar question before, but Lisha didn't really listen.

But now the ancient elf who witnessed the birth of the first generation of heroes told her that heroes are not invincible. Heroes will lose and die.

Lisha suddenly felt that the hero seemed to become more real, no longer as unreal and beautiful as in the story.

“It’s not like they’ve all failed.”

Seeing that Lisha was a little disappointed, the heterochromatic elf explained a little.

"Among these three heroes, only one truly failed, but he actually died in the conspiracy and infighting between different races, not because the Demon King killed him. As for the other two, one died together with the Demon King, and the other... I can't explain it, but this hero before you did succeed in defeating the Demon King, but no one knows the whereabouts of this hero after that, not even his former companions know."

"So that's it."

After hearing the explanation from the heterochromatic elf, Lisha felt inexplicably relieved.

Chapter 215 Treasures

"Okay, come with me."

The heterochromatic elf restored the training ground to its original state and planned to take Lisha away.

"The trial is over?"

Lisha was a little slow to react.