Chapter 109

I was quickly attracted by a line of words engraved on the front of the altar. It was a line of very beautiful handwriting, as if written with the best pen and paper. The text used was the ancient Xinuors text. Li Wen had learned about these words when studying the rituals left by Xinuors, so he could roughly understand the meaning of this line of words. "We... should worship light... in its entirety, not just its appearance..." What does this mean? What is light all about? What is the appearance? Li Wen is difficult to understand, after all, she is not a believer of Radiance. Just when she was confused, a light lit up on the altar, and infinite moths emerged from the light, swallowing Li Wen in one fell swoop. The moment the moths came into contact with Li Wen, they all burst into flames, and Li Wen instantly became a flaming person. But the Li Wen in the fire did not feel any discomfort, only warmth, comfort and ease, just like being in front of a warm stove in the ice and snow. [You listened to the murmur of the saint, thus obtaining the "status - How can a moth devote itself to fire"] [You have mastered the ability "Dedication to Light and Fire Lv1" (will cost 1500 experience points). ] Chapter 112 The Past Monastery [Dedication to Light and Fire Lv1] [Radiance-Divine Art] [Required: 10 magic power, a burning Saint's Fat candle, a basic prayer] [Directivity - Self] [Burning is dedication to light, we are all either firewood, fuel, or a fire that is extinguished but not extinguished.] [Use Saint's Fat's candle flame Ignite itself to greatly enhance its physical ability (enhanced to 1.5-3 times its original size), and continue to lose life at a rate of 0.5% per second until it actively stops or automatically stops when its life falls below 1%. After stopping use, the lost life will be returned as a percentage of [ability level * 5%], and cannot be used again within one minute. It cannot be used if the health is below 10%.] Although I don't know why, Saint Floran wants to leave such a piece of advice and this ability for someone. But there is no doubt that this is indeed a very powerful ability, which just makes up for the weak physical fitness of Li Wen due to its size, race and class. After all, no matter what, with her current ability and magic power, she cannot completely break away from close combat and rely solely on magic to defeat the enemy. Li Wen opened his eyes and found that the rain had stopped and the sky in the distance was bright, indicating that dawn would arrive soon. "It's been so long?" Li Wen frowned slightly. She had obviously just closed her eyes for a while, but now it was almost dawn. No one responded to her. Li Wen looked around and realized that the old priest was no longer there. Could it be that he waited too long and simply went back indoors? Li Wen didn't think so. She looked at the altar. The originally clean and brand-new altar was now covered with moss and mud. Only the line of graceful handwriting written by an ancient writer stood out. Not only the altar, but also the surrounding weeds have become extremely lush. The long and narrow leaves are covered with drops of morning dew or yesterday's rain, and they have grown to half the height of Li Wen. Li Wen was thoughtful, then used Crow Feather Dagger to open a path towards the monastery. The monastery that was expected to be more dilapidated or simply abandoned did not appear. Instead, it became taller than yesterday, with more floors and spires. Every wall was painted clean and white, which was in sharp contrast with the more dilapidated houses around it. It was no less inferior to other well-known churches. If it weren't for the same location, Li Wen would have thought he was somewhere else. Li Wen walked in the shadows and quietly entered the monastery. At this time, the monastery is much more active than last night. You can see clergy working or praying everywhere, and the children who are being raised by the church also get up early and start today's homework. "Hello." Li Wen stopped a person dressed as a priest, "Is there a priest named Laon here?" The other party looked at Li Wen in surprise, as if he was confused when she was standing there, but he was not surprised by Li Wen itself. He probably thought she was a believer who came to pray early. "Let me think about it..." The priest frowned, "It seems that there is no priest with this name in the monastery." "That's right, I must have made a mistake." Li Wen said in a calm tone. Then, she turned and left the monastery. When she walked out of the door, she looked back and saw a wooden nameplate hung on the arched door, which read "The Most Holy Grace Church and Seminary Monastery". *Even after being offline, Li Wen is still thinking about why the original Muen Abbey became the Holy Monastery. Judging from the scale, style and dilapidation, the most reasonable guess is that the original Muen Abbey has long disappeared into history, and the Holy Monastery was built or rebuilt on its basis. This also explains why the "local" Bai Lu does not know Muen Abbey. The reason why Li Wen can see Muen Abbey that no longer exists is probably because of the special nature of Path of Light Chasing. This may be related to the arrangement of the Saint Floran or the Laon priest. But what is the purpose of this, what is the purpose of that line of advice and that ability, why not continue to use the original name after the monastery is rebuilt, Li Wen is temporarily kept in the dark. Li Wen quickly gave up such meaningless thinking. Not all questions can be answered. If you pursue them too persistently, you are more likely to get lost in the questions. It is better to let nature take its course and you may be able to get the answer one day. Li Wen prepared breakfast for himself, and then started browsing the official forum of the game as usual while eating. This is what he must do every time he goes offline. Although most of the forums are just spam posts, or some players bragging about the authenticity of the game, and some players complaining that the game is too difficult, inhumane and inhumane, and have a century-level curse battle, but if you ignore these, you can still find interesting and valuable content. For example, a player who was born in Earthsea vividly shared what he saw and heard as a "slave" in Earthsea in the form of a diary. Earthsea is synonymous with chaos. It is the place closest to the origin of the sacred religions, and is only separated from the underground world and Sinful Nation by a piece of Sea of Ignorance. At the beginning of the post, the author briefly introduced the chaos in Earthsea, focusing on describing how he was reduced from a player to a slave, and how he used his wit and talent to fight back against Slave Master and sacrifice his opponent to become Demon Warlock. "Don't believe anything the npc says! I worked hard to complete the task he gave me, but the npc gave me a piece of paper and asked me to write my name. After I wrote it, I realized that I had become the other party's slave!" These are the original words of the poster. After all, there is no mission system in this game. Players can participate in events, promote the progress of the world, and gain experience. There is no need to go through any process of issuing tasks-accepting tasks-completing tasks. Perhaps the player can accept the entrustment and request of the aboriginal people, but whether the rewards promised by the aboriginal people will be given truthfully in the end depends on the other party's own moral quality. Li Wen is used to browsing similar posts to pass the time. The things experienced by those players are unknown to him and will not be given in the guide, which is enough for him to have a certain understanding of current players and what is happening in other parts of the game world. This can well make up for the disadvantage of Li Wen not being a server player in his previous life, allowing him to have a more three-dimensional and detailed vision for the future. Li Wen slides the mouse quickly