The hero I support will definitely defeat the devil

Adventurers never take risks, adventurers need to take risks.

The former means that adventurers need to be well prepared before taking risks, while the latter means that adventurers can only improve themselves by taking risks.

Lisha agreed with this.

Those who are truly strong have all become so powerful after going through many adventures.

Even Lisha herself had experienced many adventures that others would consider to be life-threatening, and that one could die in an adventure if one was not careful.

Moreover, Lisha was not worried that she would be helpless when Ilsa and the others were in danger. After all, she had the ability of Steel Guardian.

At this moment, Lisha was in a daze in the Breath of the Dragon.

Lisha, who had just finished a commission, found that Elsa and the others had not returned yet, so she planned to wait for Elsa and the others to come back.

There weren't many guests in the hall, but several of them looked at Lisha from time to time.

Lisha didn't care.

She also knew why.

The fact that she had become a gold-rank professional had been reported to the Adventurer's Guild.

Therefore, many geniuses among the gold-level and silver-level professionals knew her.

A gold-level professional who is less than seventeen years old.

Or a super genius who suddenly rises and has no news about him before will naturally attract a lot of people's attention.

Lisha has even received invitations from many large adventure groups recently, hoping that she could join, even if it means bringing the entire adventure team with her.

However, Lisha had no interest in this and rejected all of them.

Because of Olivia's presence, no one dared to persuade her after Lisha refused.

However, there were many adventurers who were interested in Lisha herself.

Especially when they knew that Lisha’s backer was that Olivia.

They all wanted to know why Lisha was valued by Olivia.

Although Lisha is a sixteen-year-old gold-level professional, there have been some geniuses like her in the past, but none of them attracted Olivia's attention. Only Lisha is different.

There were even some rumors that Lisha was actually Olivia's daughter, and this even aroused the curiosity of many adventurers about Olivia's husband. They simply could not imagine what kind of man could be Olivia's husband.

The next day, the adventurers who spread the news were beaten black and blue, stripped naked and hung in front of the central square of Baishi Town.

So this kind of gossip disappeared all of a sudden.

However, because of this, Lisha became quite famous.

At least in Baishi Town, she is quite famous.

And the reputation is quite good.

After all, Lisha had saved many adventurers during the Demonic Disaster, and to the shop owners and vendors in Shiraishi Town, Lisha was definitely a generous and magnanimous guest.

"Ding bell~~"

The door to Dragon's Breath opened and a guest walked in.

She looked around and finally walked in front of Lisha.

"Can I sit here please?"

Lisha came back to her senses from her daze because of the voice. She looked up and found that a woman in a cloak was standing opposite her.

"can."

Lisha didn't ask her why she came to her place when there were other places nearby.

She just thought that the woman in front of her was also a member of a large adventure group and came to persuade her to join her adventure group.

"Thank you~"

The woman looked very happy, a smile spreading across the lower half of her exposed face.

She waved at Xi Ruiya and ordered one of the restaurant's signature dishes.

Shiriya looked at Lisha hesitantly, and Lisha nodded gently, and Shiriya returned to the kitchen.

"Hello, Lisha~ My name is Xilu, and I'm a wandering bard."

The woman in the cloak introduced herself this way.

"travelling poet?"

When Lixia heard what Xilu said, she immediately became interested.

"Are you a professional bard?"

Lisha had never seen a proper bard before.

Many bards in taverns are actually part-time adventurers.

The real bard is actually a profession, a profession for professionals.

There are actually very few such bards.

"That's right!~"

Xilu held her head high with pride.

"I was inspired after hearing about you, so I came here to talk to you and see if I can write a new story."

"I've heard that true bardic poetry has a different power. Can I have the honor of listening to it?"

Lisha asked Xilu with anticipation.

"Sure, but let me be clear, I'm not that strong in poetry."

As Xilu spoke, she took out a harp from her cloak, plucked it gently, and then started playing.

Good to hear.

This was Lisha’s first impression.

Very old.

This is what Yuze told Lisha.

The tune played by the bard Xilu in front of him was very ancient, dating back at least two thousand years ago. Many bards who make a living in taverns nowadays would not play such poems at all, because it was not cheerful enough, was very difficult, and could not make them earn more money.

Solemn and dignified, sad and beautiful.

When Xilu's song ended, the entire Dragon's Breath fell into silence.

After a full minute, all the guests in Dragon's Breath began to applaud.

"Awesome, little girl."

“This is the first time I’ve heard such poetry.”

"Completely different from those drunks in the pub."

"One more song!~"

"Thank you, thank you everyone."

Xilu stood up somewhat embarrassedly and thanked the guests.

"Xilu plays the guitar so well!~"

Lisha was also applauding, and she also thought that Xilu's performance was great.

"interesting."

Olivia, who had come down from upstairs at some point, leaned against the counter and looked at Xilu, who was wearing a cloak, with an inquiring look.

She smelled a familiar scent from the young girl in front of her.

A breath of some free wind.

Chapter 351: To Write Those Stories

After Xilu sat down again, Lisha asked her curiously.

"You said you heard about me, what exactly did you mean?"

"A lot~"

There was still a hint of shyness on Xilu's face, but her tone sounded very excited.

"For example, Lisha, you have a very big appetite, and you were brave in the demonic disaster, and your adventure team was very unique, and you became a Takara Warrior, and you were able to defeat the strong with the weak, and even cross levels... Lisha, you are really amazing~~"

Xilu told almost everything that Lisha had revealed, even some things that an ordinary bard would not know.

For example, if someone in the know hadn't specifically explained the fact that Lisha could defeat a gold-level player at the peak of the silver-level, most adventurers probably wouldn't believe it.

"You really know a lot."

Lisha was also surprised. It was the first time she was praised by someone, and she felt a little embarrassed.

But at the same time she wanted to listen more.

After all, who doesn't like to be praised?

"Actually, there are a lot of things I don't know either, but I think since those things are hidden, it's better not to delve too much into them."

Xilu said with a smile.

"I happened to be in the White Tower area before, and then I heard about your promotion to the Gold Rank. Congratulations, you are now a Gold Rank professional."

"Yeah, but I don't really feel that."

Lisha scratched her head.

She didn't particularly care about her promotion to the gold rank.

After all, her sights have always been on the legendary level.

But in fact, for 90% of adventurers, the golden level is the end point they can never reach.

The importance of gold-level professionals can be seen from the attitudes of major forces towards silver-level and gold-level professionals.

If a silver-rank professional is young, it is fine, as he will be trained as a reserve for the gold-rank by the major forces. But if he is old, he can basically only serve as a middle-level or instructor-like position in various forces. It is impossible to move up because without the strength of the gold-rank, he cannot hold that position.

As for the Gold Rank, even those who are about to die of old age, there will be major forces that spend a huge price to invite them into their organizations. Not only because the Gold Rank can leave some knowledge about their own promotion to the Gold Rank, but also because every Gold Rank is a reserve legend.

There was even a case where a Gold Rank who was about to die of old age suddenly broke through to the Gem Rank, and then was promoted to Legendary in just one year. This kind of thing that seemed to only appear in the legends of bards actually happened.

"So Lisha can you tell me about you and your adventuring team? I want to write this into a story."

Xilu looked at Lisha expectantly.

"My story with everyone? What's there to write about?"

Lisha didn’t quite understand.

They seemed to be just ordinary adventurers. At most, their strength increased a little faster. Their daily adventures were no different from those of ordinary adventurers, except for some minor setbacks occasionally.

"From the moment I heard about you, I had a hunch that you would become a great adventurer known to everyone. This is the guidance given to me by the wind!~"

Xilu said to Lisha with confidence.

However, Lisha had no idea where Xilu got her confidence from.

I feel like she is not as confident as Xilu.

"Of course, if there's anything you don't want to talk about, that's fine. Just pick something you can tell me."

Xilu thought Lixia needed to keep some secret, so she quickly added another sentence.

"There's nothing I can't tell you, but I think there are some things I can tell you that you probably won't believe."

Lisha didn't think there was anything that couldn't be said.

But some things sound weird just by coming out of your mouth.

For example, at the beginning, they encountered the Old God Altar. Who could have imagined that a few Red Iron-rank adventurers could survive such an incident? And they also strengthened themselves because of a blessing in disguise. For example, Ailan and Ilsa strengthened their own professions because of this.

Just listening to it, it feels like an adventure story made up by some third-rate bard, and it's not real at all.

"I will believe it."

Xilu said seriously.