Hero of the South
Faber Village, Northern Lands.
Although the team is currently not short of funds.
But Frieren would still take on all sorts of requests for magic.
"Could you please help me clean the statue of the Hero?"
What is the compensation?
"This [magic spell to scratch an itchy back]."
"Make a deal!"
"Another one of these requests," Stark said with a hint of helplessness.
Rienta didn't mind, after all, he was already used to it.
Led by their client, the four found the statue that needed cleaning.
Stark rolled up his sleeves and said, "Let's get to work."
After seeing the statue, Frieren spoke:
"You won't get a chance to play this time, Stark. The bronze statue can be cleared away with magic."
Upon hearing this, Stark looked at the bronze statue, only to be surprised to find that the statue in front of him was not Himmel.
So he asked, "Who is this uncle?"
"It's actually the Hero of the South," Rienta remarked, looking at the statue.
Because of that letter, he researched a lot of records about the Hero of the South.
So it was easy to recognize.
"That's right." Frieren nodded, then explained to Fern and Stark:
"Speaking of which, this is the first time you two have met."
"Although it was Himmel who defeated the Demon King, he wasn't the only hero. Many other heroes set out to defeat the Demon King back then, and among all the heroes, the Hero of the South is considered the strongest."
Stark looked at Frieren and asked, "... Isn't 'strongest' a bit of an exaggeration?"
"It's no exaggeration at all; he deserves this praise," Frieren continued.
"At that time, the Seven Sages of Destruction controlled many key areas of the continent, centered around the Northern Lands, and were the greatest threat to humanity."
"Actually, Himmel and I only defeated two of the Seven Sages of Destruction. Of the remaining five, two escaped, and we can't confirm their whereabouts."
"Like the Aura the Guillotine," Fern began.
Frieren nodded and said, "The remaining three were all defeated by the [Hero of the South]."
"The [Hero of the South]'s offensive was unstoppable, defeating the Demon King's Army's frontline forces in just one year. They even advanced to the northernmost tip of the Northern Plateau, the core of the Demon King's Army's supply route at the time."
"And the Demon King's confidant is Schlacht, known as the 'Omniscient One,' who is said to be able to use magic to foresee the next thousand years."
"Schlacht, together with the Seven Sages of Destruction, defeated the [Hero of the South]."
"Even so, the [Hero of the South] still managed to kill three of the Seven Sages of Destruction."
"In the end, he perished together with [The Omniscient] Schlacht."
Stark exclaimed, "So strong!"
He had fought against Linnie, one of Aura's subordinates, and knew the power of the demons.
As Rienta listened to Frieren's story, she quietly gazed at the bronze statue.
He had a letter from the [Hero of the South].
And it also brought him a very useful gift—[Telekinesis].
The letter was simple; it merely expressed a desire for me to fully enjoy this journey in another world.
But he had another letter.
It is a letter from Schlacht, the Demon King's confidant and the Demon Chancellor, known as the "Omniscient One".
But this letter claims that he will become the King of Darkness.
The strange words spoken by teammates Honoroy and Heiterge during the first round of the exam, and the words spoken by the clone during the second round of the exam.
What do you mean by "we'll meet again"? What do you mean he's not satisfied with that guy's memories?
There was a third letter.
What does it mean to be dissatisfied with the world?
This is all very strange.
It's like I'm trying to tell myself something.
But it's deliberately left unclear, shrouded in mystery.
Rienta shook her head, deciding to stop thinking about these messy things.
At this moment, Frieren and the other two focused their attention on a stall on the side.
Many children were gathered around the small stall.
The stall owner is performing the story of [The Hero of the South].
Frieren watched this scene and said softly:
"Thanks to the valiant fight of the [Hero of the South], countless people in this region were liberated from the rule of the Seven Sages of Destruction."
"Therefore, they naturally hold the [Hero of the South] in the highest esteem."
"Since the body of the [Hero of the South] was not found, there is even a legend in the vicinity that the [Hero of the South] is still fighting the [Omniscient] Schlacht."
"However, demons feed on humans after all. So the corpse was probably eaten."
Having said that, Frieren summoned her wand and looked at the bronze statue with a smile.
He said, "Let's start cleaning."
Then, a spell was cast to completely remove the rust from the bronze statue.
The entire bronze statue suddenly became shiny.
It occasionally emitted a 'bling bling' light.
"Rienta, you..."
"Ahem," Rienta coughed lightly, canceling the Special Effects Magic.
He subconsciously decided that a clean statue should be like this, but he didn't expect the Special Effects Magic to work so quickly.
"I'll go find the client."
Rienta quickly slipped away to look for the client.
They didn't know it was a bronze statue at first, so they thought it would take some time to clean it.
Soon, Rienta led the client to the bronze statue.
The client was very satisfied and handed over the reward he was carrying to Frieren.
People in the vicinity also discovered the spotless [Hero of the South] statue.
They all gathered around.
Rienta was surrounded by several children.
For some reason, they witnessed the bronze statue sparkling.
Then, they don't know who told them that they did it.
They're now begging me to get them a set of 'bling bling' clothes.
The expectant look in her eyes made it hard for him to refuse her request.
He cast a spell on the children, completely removing the stains from their clothes, and then cast Special Effects Magic on them that would last for about an hour.
The boys have a more handsome style, while the girls have a more cute style.
The children instantly became the most eye-catching kids in the room.
In the practical sense.
Seeing this, Rienta quickly said, "This magic can last for about an hour, go find your parents quickly."
The children didn't understand what the duration of the magic had to do with finding their parents.
But they still didn't refuse the kind words of the older, well-meaning magician.
She ran happily to find her parents, ready to show them what she had done.
Rienta breathed a sigh of relief after all the children who had been surrounding her left.
Then, looking at Stark, he said, "Stark, you're really amazing."
"Why do you say that?" Stark looked at Rienta in confusion.
"Because you can easily handle children."
Is it something that's difficult?
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