Lord of Mysteries: Yao Guang

Esther just smiled at the deliberate reminder given by the crow.

Because she had promised "Adam" to remain neutral, the relationship between her and the "True Creator" was only awkward, but it could not be called hostile at all. But for Esther, what is more important is the attitude expressed by Amon in that sentence - does he really not know the nature of the "true creator", or does he refuse to admit that he is Dazhbog? Like He denied the relationship between "Esther" and "Zoya"?

But thinking about Amon's anchor over the years, in addition to Amon, he also has his closest "brother". I'm afraid Adam also contributed to this understanding, at least when the relationship between him and Amon was not so rigid, Adam It has the advantage of naturally interfering with Amon's tendencies.

Adam would never allow Amon's tendencies to change before reaching equilibrium with another "True Creator."

It's simply a complicated family ethics drama... Esther muttered silently in her heart.

In the past, when "The Sun" shared the daily life of Silver City with the members of the Tarot Club, he mentioned the elders of the "Six-person Council" several times. Esther had also heard the name of Elder Lovia and knew her The approach is rather special.

However, she changed the direction of praying to the gods in her heart, but still stayed in this city. It couldn't be because she wanted to spread her belief in the "True Creator", otherwise the city would have started to change long ago.

"Thank you for being willing to lead the way. I just want to take a closer look at those mushrooms." Esther smiled and expressed her true thoughts straightforwardly.

This is not a question of whether you are willing or not. This is a task assigned by the chief. Lovia also gave Esther a friendly smile, but her attitude was still very respectful: "No, this is my job as a member of Silver City. One thing that should be done for you.”

"So, you don't have to be so polite."

"this is necessary."

Lovia's attitude in this regard was quite resolute. Although Colin's expression remained silent, he glanced at her in surprise. He actually heard a hint of fanaticism in Lovia's words.

This is not the normal vigilance she should have.

Afterwards, a meeting would need to be held to discuss the whole matter. Colin decided not to hide it anymore, at least to send the unidentified lady away, and then consider whether her arrival would have an impact on Silver City. Is it possible? pose a threat.

But right now, the city's light source also relies on that kind of lantern mushroom, which not only greatly saves fuel resources, but also makes the night in Silver City quite safe. If you want to completely abandon them, you will have to do it within the council. There will be resistance…

Based on Colin's current observation, if Lovia hears about what he saw before, she will definitely keep those mushrooms in the city. It would be best to take this opportunity to let Lovia tell her what she knows.

"Shall we go down directly from here?"

"I can show you the way," Lovia pointed to the trap door aside, "Or do you have other ideas?"

"No need to bother, we are in a hurry."

The crow's cold voice sounded, and the next moment, Lovia and the other lady disappeared in front of Chief Colin.

Colin frowned, but did not have much curiosity about it. He always felt as if he had forgotten something, but others were still waiting for news from him, so Colin had no time to think about it, and walked alone along the trap door. Walked down the round tower.

Esther glanced down at the crow in her arms, knowing that this was a disguised form of urging her to leave quickly. She smoothed the crow's feathers without saying anything. There was another person here, and many things were inconvenient. chat.

The surrounding environment suddenly changed, but Lovia didn't seem worried at all. After regaining her balance, she looked as if nothing had happened, and asked Esther respectfully:

"Is there anywhere in particular you want to go?"

"No. I'm not here to explore Silver City, and I don't want to cause you any trouble..." Esther replied, but she felt a little guilty when she said the next sentence.

Crow buried his head in her arm and lay lazily between Esther's arms, looking indifferent to what was going on nearby.

Esther looked at the surrounding streets. The architectural style here was similar to the cities she had seen in the Forsaken Land, but it was more primitive and rough. This was more obvious in the layout, even if there were functional areas. It was clearly planned and built with no particular attention paid to the separation of houses, and most of the streets are narrow.

However, the specifications of most buildings are very high, including those low stone houses. The door frames are almost three meters high. The same is true for Ms. Lovia next to Esther - Esther stood aside and was obviously shorter. There were two heads on the other side. Esther had previously thought that the chief was special, but now she was very suspicious. I was afraid that the "Sun" of the Tarot Club would be much taller than herself when standing up.

What attracted Esther most on the street were the lantern mushrooms that were neatly arranged and distributed like street trees in all the main roads and alleys. The sky and the ground are dominated by darkness, and darkness is extremely dangerous here. Except for the places where torches and stone braziers stand, these mushrooms provide soft light.

They can barely illuminate a distance of several meters around them. Because of the lack of brightness, there are quite a lot of them planted.

Esther pointed to the mushroom closest to her: "Can I get closer and observe it? I'll try not to destroy it, just take a look."

"OK, all right……"

Lovia was very puzzled by Esther's goal, but she also realized that she should not casually speculate on the other party's purpose, so she continued to introduce these mushrooms that can be seen everywhere in Silver City:

"They were accidentally discovered by a young man from the exploration team. After repeated inspections by our 'Six-member Council' and confirming that there was really no danger, they began to be cultivated on a large scale in the town."

When Esther approached the mushroom "street lamp", the light it emitted became a little stronger, but soon returned to its original state.

Lovia watched this scene and couldn't help but pause for a moment before continuing: "You only need to inject spiritual power when planting and pour enough water. They can grow anywhere, no matter where they are attached." Sand and gravel are still on soil. They will not mutate and can even prevent monsters from breeding in dark corners. Many people have begun to believe that it can bring good luck... But we cannot draw an accurate conclusion about this."

Esther raised her head and looked at the "fruit" produced under the cap. She never expected that this thing would be so big. Did Frank plant a boatload of these mushrooms on the Future? Would Ms. Hermit allow such a thing to happen?

Putting aside the fantasy of letting a mushroom ship ride the wind and waves, Esther pointed to the spores hanging above her head: "Can I take some away?"

Lovia nodded: "Of course, we now have at least two warehouses full of these seeds. And all the mushrooms on the streets can be picked by any resident of Silver City and grown at home."

"Thank you, then I'm welcome."

Esther did not "steal" directly, but picked it out in front of Lovia. When she pulled off a spore, the light inside immediately bloomed, and tiny hyphae hung on her fingers. .

This made Esther stunned for a moment. Perhaps it was not that these mushrooms had no mutations, but that no one in Silver City could detect them.

Spirits that only exist in illusions gain real "life" on these mushrooms.

Esther smiled and looked at Lovia beside her: "I might bring more of these little guys, do you mind?"

"I can get you a sack if you need it." (End of Chapter)