The hero I support will definitely defeat the devil

"Because we all know we can't do it."

Olivia replied expressionlessly.

"The four of us, even now, can't do what she did. It's not about talent or courage, it's something deeper. We don't have that."

"And once you've met her, you'll understand why we all gave up."

A look of reminiscence appeared on Olivia's face.

"When the sun appears, all the stars will be hidden."

"I really want to meet him. After all, what bard doesn't want to meet the legendary hero? Unfortunately, no one in the Bards Guild has ever seen the hero."

A hint of longing also appeared on Tierre's face.

A brave man is not just a warrior or a hero, but the light that guides everyone forward.

By following that person, you can overcome all difficulties, defeat everything, and move towards the best ending.

A brave man is someone that people admire.

"When you really see it, you may not know how to write about it."

Olivia thought of some of that person's behaviors, and her tone became a little weird.

"After all, I'm writing a poem for a hero. I'm sure it'll take me a long time to start writing."

Being able to write poems for the one who saves all living beings is the greatest honor for a bard. It is worth it no matter how much consideration is given. Even if it takes two hundred years, three hundred years, or even five hundred years, as long as this epic can be written well, he will definitely give it his all.

"No, I mean... forget it."

Olivia felt that some things were better left unsaid.

Just let the image of the hero continue to shine like this.

Things like her love of lifting herself up high and singing on the rooftop should just be kept in her memory.

“I hope your idea will be successful.”

"Lend your auspicious words."

Tierre also knew that the possibility of Xilu becoming a legend was slim.

After all, even if she was born a bard, it didn't mean she would become very strong.

The famous bards in history did not reach the legendary level. They only became famous because they wrote poems about brave men and heroes.

But as long as there is hope, that is enough.

Chapter 386 Mission Entrustment

The next morning, the drunk Tierre was awakened by Merilu's magic.

Then she was dragged by Lisha to the Adventurer's Guild to sign a contract.

Tiel issued the mission, the Adventurer's Guild notarized it, and Lisha accepted it.

All very fast.

By the time Lisha's team was about to set off, it was just noon.

So everyone had lunch at Dragon's Breath before setting off.

Xilu originally wanted to go with them, but was rejected by everyone because it was too dangerous.

Even Tierre didn't agree with Xilu going with him.

The reason is very simple. Xilu lacks experience in adventuring in the White Tower. Although Xilu has a silver rank, she does not have the strength of a silver rank.

The Bard profession has almost no means of attack. Rather than being a combat profession, it is more of a supporting profession like the pharmacist and alchemist.

But when it comes to support, the bard is not as comprehensive as the priest.

Therefore, bards rarely team up with others to adventure in the White Tower.

In addition, the number of professional bards is small, which means that the Bard Guild basically focuses on safety when training them.

Although they were able to be trained to the silver level smoothly, they also lost a lot of experience.

However, there are not many bards who like fighting, so this doesn’t matter.

Even many ordinary people would confuse bards with scholars because many of the things they do are similar.

The only advantage of the bard is that it is a hybrid profession, which means that you can learn spells, combat skills, and even alchemy, which can be said to be all-encompassing.

But the disadvantage is also that the bard profession is too complex and huge. Learning everything does make you know everything, but knowing a little bit of everything makes it better to be a jack of all trades than a panacea.

Moreover, the bard profession does not have the various bonuses of other professions, so it is slow to learn spells and combat skills.

For example, there are bonuses for swordsmen learning swordsmanship. Many swordsmen are little geniuses themselves. With the bonuses granted by the abilities of the profession itself, it can be said that they can quickly learn various sword moves and quickly become proficient in them.

The same is true for mages learning spells, rangers learning archery, and warriors learning combat skills.

Bards don't have these, or rather, bards' strengths are in poetry and writing.

But these do not add any benefit to combat, which is why the bard's combat effectiveness is weak.

Xilu is a very typical academic type.

After the old master discovered her profession as a bard, she was brought back to the Bards Guild, where she was trained for several years. It was only in recent years that she was allowed to travel around the continent of Endrol.

A Xilu like this simply cannot adapt to the adventure in the White Tower. If she temporarily joins Lisha's team, she will definitely be the one holding them back.

After Tierre explained the reason to Xilu, Xilu had no choice but to give up reluctantly.

Although she wanted to stay with Lisha and record her stories, she didn’t want to put Lisha and the others in danger.

After everyone in Lisha's team left, Dragon's Breath resumed business as usual.

With Xilu and Tiyer performing in the store, business is especially good.

So much so that Olivia finally got impatient and closed the shop early.

Xilu found this difficult to understand, but Tierre could understand Olivia's thoughts.

After all, she knew that Olivia was driving the Dragon's Breath simply out of personal interest.

Occasionally train new people, give advice to old employees from time to time, hold more meetings when you are happy, and just don't open the door when you are unhappy.

Tierre felt that Olivia had no right to criticize him, as she was obviously more free-spirited than him.

"dong dong dong~~"

There was a sudden knock on the door.

Olivia, who was sitting behind the bar, raised her head subconsciously.

Then she saw Penos, who looked a little reserved.

Penos, a talented girl of the Church of Wind, is expected to be promoted to the Gold Rank before the age of twenty.

Olivia remembered her because she had come here with that woman not long ago.

"Shiriya, go open the door."

Olivia gestured to Xi Ruiya.

Xi Ruiya, who was wiping the table, went over and opened the door for Penos.

"Thank you."

Penos thanked Xi Ruiya quietly.

"Little girl from the Wind Church, who are you looking for?"

Olivia didn't think the other party was looking for her.

After all, her relationship with those churches can only be described as average.

"I..."

Penos looked around hesitantly, and finally his eyes fell on Tierre, who was lying on the table with a red face and pretending to be drunk.

"I'm here to see this gentleman."

Penos raised his finger and pointed at Tierre.

"I knew it would be like this."

As soon as Olivia heard Penos' answer, she knew what was going on.

Tierre had previously gone to the headquarters of the Church of Wind in order to verify the oracle. The news of her being favored by God must have been passed on to various branches of the Church of Wind from the headquarters, and the branch in Qingquan Town must have been the most important one.

Then it’s not surprising at all that the other party would send someone today.

"Excuse me, you are Lord Tiyer, right?"

As Penos approached Tiel, who was pretending to be drunk, the accessories hanging around her waist began to emit a faint light.

Obviously, she didn't find the wrong person.

However, when Penos passed by Xilu, the light of this accessory became brighter, but Penos was so excited to see Tierre, the one favored by God, that he did not notice it.

Olivia's attention was on Tierre who was pretending to be drunk, so she didn't notice this strange sight.

"Well...I want to drink more..."

Tiyer mumbled something incoherent and looked really drunk.

"Lord Tiyer, I come to you on the orders of the Archbishop."

Penos looked down at Tierre, who was lying on the table, and felt a little surprised.

Although Penos looks like a drunkard who likes to drink, he does not judge people by their appearance.

She was just surprised why the Lord Favored by God seemed to have no faith at all.

However, she quickly realized that there are people favored by gods who do not believe in gods, but they are very rare.

Tiyer made no attempt to get up.

Penos didn't look like she was going to leave.

The two of them remained in a stalemate for a full quarter of an hour.

Penos still stood there firmly.

Finally, Olivia began to speak.

"I said, do you think it's fun to bully a little girl who came to deliver a message?"

"Hmm~"

Thiel stretched as if he had just woken up from a hangover.

She rubbed her eyes in confusion and pretended to raise her head casually.

"Hey? When did someone come to the store?"

"Lord Tiel, I am Penos, a priest of the Church of Wind."

Penos said to Tierre respectfully.

"Oh."

Tiyer nodded to show that he understood.

Chapter 387 I Reject

"We have already heard the news about you. We hope you can come to the Wind Church in Qingquan Town."

Penos's words were respectful.

Because Tiyer is favored by the God of Wind, in a sense, her status in the church is even higher than that of the archbishop, second only to the Pope and the saint.

If Penos is willing to believe in the God of Wind and join the Church of Wind, she can even become a contemporary saint directly.

"Is this an order from your pope?"

Tiyer asked, tilting his head.

"it's not true."

Penos shook her head.