The hero I support will definitely defeat the devil

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Ariel gave the answer.

This was the reason why she stopped working with him.

"Is there any secret in this?"

Emile is not trying to excuse a madman, but no matter how unlucky an elf is, it is impossible for all the important decisions he makes in his life to be wrong, right?

If this is really the case, after having more experience, wouldn't it be possible to succeed by just making the opposite choice?

But this mad king made the wrong choice even in the end.

"He just fought against a fate that didn't belong to him, and then failed, that's all."

Ariel's expression was calm, her tone was very gentle, and there was no ups and downs in her voice.

But Emil knew that his sister was actually a little melancholy now.

"Besides, he ultimately failed and brought great suffering to his people. He was unqualified as a king."

Ariel paused mid-sentence.

“But as a fighter, he fought all his life.”

"Ailan..."

Emile hesitated to speak.

"Don't ask about Ai Lan's affairs, and you'd better not interfere. Otherwise, just wait for the people from the Life Church and the Dawn Church to come and cause trouble for you."

Ariel warned Emil solemnly.

"I see."

Emile didn't say that her men had actually met the nuns of the Church of Life.

Emile eventually left.

She already knew that she couldn't get the answer from her sister.

"One day, she will understand her mission."

Ariel watched her sister's departing back and murmured softly.

"And when that time comes, what will you choose?"

Chapter 306: Ai Lan's Strangeness

Sheryl left soon after.

She seemed anxious to report the outcome of this matter to the Pope of the Church of Life.

Olivia didn't try to persuade him to stay.

After Sheryl left, Dragon's Breath seemed to return to its normal state.

There are just two more guests.

Awu, and Awu's adoptive father Kate.

Of course, there are definitely not enough rooms on the second floor of Dragon's Breath.

But Olivia went out for a while, and when she came back she kicked everyone out of Dragon's Breath and closed the store for the whole day.

It was reopened in the evening.

As a result, Lisha and the others who returned to Dragon's Breath were surprised to find that the second floor had become even wider.

Yes, although it still looks the same size, the corridor has actually become longer, which seems to be the ability of some kind of space treasure or magic.

The new second floor has fifteen rooms. Even if a warehouse for storing miscellaneous items is removed, there are still fourteen rooms, more than twice as many as before.

Now everyone doesn’t have to worry about not having enough rooms, and one room per person is more than enough.

But Lucy was still unwilling to live alone and wanted to live with Lisha.

Xi Ruiya seemed to be a little disappointed, but the emotion soon disappeared.

Lina did not stay in Dragon's Breath for long. She went back after only two days.

After all, Lina is the president of the Ruby Chamber of Commerce and it is impossible for her to stay in the White Tower area for a long time.

Although they could communicate, the signal was not very good and there might be communication problems. Also, there were some things she had to do in person.

However, before leaving, Lina helped Lisha's team complete the mission.

The method was very simple. He spent a lot of money to buy the items required for the mission, and then sold them to Lisha for one gold coin.

Lisha actually wanted to refuse. After all, their team could afford it, it would just cost a little more.

But Lina made it difficult for Lisha to refuse because she said that Awu had received protection and help from Lisha's team and she, as a sister, wanted to repay them.

But Ilsa was quite happy because it would take a lot of money to complete these tasks, so she tried to save as much as possible.

It only took three days for the quest items to be delivered to Dragon's Breath, and then Lisha took Ilsa to the Adventurer's Guild Hall to submit the quest.

She originally planned to see if there were any good tasks, and if so, take two and continue her adventure in the White Tower.

But it turns out there aren't any better missions.

Either the requirements are extremely troublesome or the time is tight.

So Lisha and Ilsa didn't accept any missions and went straight back to Breath of the Dragon.

As soon as she entered the hall, Lixia saw Ailan sitting there blankly, thinking about something.

Ai Lan has been like this ever since she came back that day.

I would touch that hairpin from time to time.

Out of curiosity, this clover hairpin was once appraised by Olivia, but it turned out to be just an ordinary hairpin without any special features.

But Lisha and the others were able to see the power of this hairpin.

But in the end, no one came to study this hairpin.

Because Olivia knew at a glance that her research would not yield any results.

There is definitely a powerful force attached to it, but unfortunately Olivia’s strength is still a little lacking, and she can’t find out what this force is.

"Ai Lan? Still thinking about it?~"

Lisha shouted hello to Ailan, trying to distract her.

It took Ai Lan several seconds to come back to her senses.

"No, I just..."

Ai Lan looked strange.

"what happened?"

Lisha sat next to Ailan.

"I seem to have some health problems recently."

Ai Lan looked down at her fair and soft hands and whispered.

"Didn't you go and see Sister Olivia?"

Lisha asked.

"I went to ask, but Sister Olivia said I was healthy and there was nothing wrong with me."

Ai Lan said as she picked up a cup.

"look."

Ai Lan said as she squeezed hard.

The wooden cup was crushed directly by Ai Lan.

Although it is a wooden cup, the wood used for the Dragon's Breath cup is actually stronger than ordinary steel. Ordinary Hematite-level professionals cannot even deform it.

Although Ai Lan is at the silver level, her profession is a mage, and her race is an elf, neither of whom is good at strength.

It is possible to deform a cup like this, but it is unlikely to crush it.

In particular, Ai Lan then crushed the remaining pieces of the wooden cup in her hand into powder.

Even warriors known for their strength would find it difficult to achieve this kind of power.

Just like it is easy to break a rock, but it is difficult to turn a rock into powder.

"Wow! Ailan, when did you become so powerful?"

Lisha exclaimed.

"It started about three days ago. I could feel some changes in my body. These changes were very subtle. If I hadn't deliberately compared it with the past, I might not have noticed it."

Ai Lan explained slowly.

"And just after I discovered it, it seemed that because I discovered it, the changes began to accelerate, and I became what I am now."

"Besides your increased strength, have you experienced any other changes?"

Ilsa began to wonder what had caused the change.

"The magic power is also slowly increasing, and now it has far exceeded the magic power of the silver-level elf wizard."

Ai Lan couldn't estimate the exact number because the magic power in her body was fluctuating greatly, but it was definitely a lot more.

"The body's defenses have also increased."

Ai Lan spread out her palms, and the wood powder slowly slid down from between her fingers. There was no scar on the palms of Ai Lan, not even a trace of red mark.

“There doesn’t seem to be anything else.”

"No, a little more."

Lisha stared at Ai Lan for a while and said.

"Ai Lan, you are glowing."

"Ok?"

Ai Lan looked down at her palms and forearms.

"No."

"Lisha is right, Ailan, you really are glowing."

After Lisha's reminder, Ilsa also discovered it.

"It's nothing but the light of life."

The light of life is a phenomenon that occurs when the life force of a living organism overflows.

Ai Lan couldn't see it because the light of life at this moment was very inconspicuous.