A Powerful Monk

Irelia fell into deep thought upon hearing my words. She was a relatively traditional person and certainly wouldn't deviate from the principles of her divine calling. 💛🐜 💋♟

Sure enough, after thinking for a moment, she gave her answer, "As long as we are Shepherd, I don't think I will tell anyone."

"The Harbinger are those who follow the rules given by the gods. Shepherd have probably never seen gods, so why do you suppress yourselves like this?"

Irelia paused slightly upon hearing my words, seemingly unsure how to respond. After a moment's thought, she said:

"Indeed, Shepherd have never seen gods, and I don't know why this rule must be followed, but it's a tradition, so there must be a reason for it."

"What's the point of blindly following this principle if you don't even understand it? If it's about serving the people of Ionia, then you've already done so."

"Alright, Yasuo, let's not talk about this anymore."

Irelia brought up this topic herself, which means she must have been feeling really down and wanted to talk to someone but had no one to confide in. I was probably the most suitable person to talk to.

She panicked after hearing my idea, because breaking free from traditional constraints is not something everyone can do, even if what I said is correct.

I didn't press her to accept my ideas. If something is right, it will eventually be accepted by people, including Karma.

She's still young. Once she meets someone who truly moves her, will she still be able to rationally follow tradition?

"Forgive me, Irelia, I was being too serious."

"No need to apologize. On the contrary, I'm grateful that you're willing to listen to my silly stories. It's just that my inner conflict has only recently been resolved, and now hearing your words has confused me again, because you're right!"

"Hahaha, don't forget I'm now the Northern Harbinger. I don't need you to do anything, and no one else has the right to!"

"You're so handsome! No wonder Alanta likes you. I'm starting to feel a little fluttery myself, haha... But don't go too far; the will of the gods is ultimately inviolable."

Irelia made a joke, then became serious again, afraid that I would be punished by the gods.

I didn't respond to that topic. At the time, the Soul of Ionia didn't tell me anything that was forbidden; he just told me to ask Janna, Ivern, or Kindred.

I haven't asked Janna about it because if we bring it up, we'll inevitably clash, and there's no need for that now.

After taking the medication several times, as dusk gradually fell, I felt that I was fine. This wasn't bravado; I could genuinely feel it.

Irelia was amazed. After examining me, she prepared a week's worth of medicine, and I recovered in less than a day.

"What kind of monster are you? Your growth ability is outstanding, and even your recovery ability is so strong!"

"It's alright. Actually, when it comes to growth, I'm quite ashamed. I'm nowhere near my master's level."

"Elder Suma is a legend of Ionia. You're dreaming if you think you can surpass him at this age. But I think Janna's understanding of Wind Riding Technique is more thorough than yours."

"Uh... she's much smarter than me. Not only is she Wind Riding Technique, but she's also very skilled with wind swords. I was just about to ask her for some pointers."

As we were talking, Sejuani and the others returned, but we didn't see Kled or Darius.

"Why are only you two back? Where are Kled and Darius?"

"They're trying to calm the troops. The Noxus garrison suffered heavy casualties this time, and most of them have already returned home."

Why did Kayn attack them? Did he find anything?

"It seems to be simply hatred of the invaders; I can't find any other reason."

How strong is he?

"He's incredibly strong; I'm definitely no match for him."

Sejuani speaks very slowly, like she's squeezing toothpaste out of me; she only answers my questions, and in the end, Talon had to explain it to me in detail.

Since Talon hasn't fought Kayn, it's impossible to determine whether he's gotten stronger. However, one thing is certain: his relationship with Rhaast is now very good.

The last time I fought Kayn, the atmosphere between him and Rhaast was very tense; neither of them made any attempt to hide their intention to exploit the other.

Rhaast no longer seems to have such a strong desire to devour Kayn, because Kled injured Kayn with his own strength, and Rhaast did not take the opportunity to possess him.

He channeled his power into Kayn and fought a fierce battle with Kled and the others before finally being defeated by their combined forces and transforming into Vastaya.

At first, Rhaast struggled against the group and was slashed several times by Kled, but before long, he managed to stabilize the situation.

At this moment, everyone remembered Varus's words: Rhaast can steal the power of others in battle and use it for his own purposes!

The more people fought him, the more power was stolen from him, so everyone except for Kled and Udyr, two top fighters, withdrew from the battle.

With only three players remaining on the field, the field of vision improved significantly, allowing Kled and Udyr to play more freely.

However, Rhaast's abilities were unbreakable, and they were unable to win, even finding it somewhat difficult to win the battles.

Because many soldiers were still not evacuated from the vicinity of the military camp, and it was too close to the main city of Prexian, if the force were increased indefinitely, it would inevitably affect everyone.

At this point, it would be best to lure Rhaast to a spacious area, but he didn't fall for it at all and instead kept moving closer to the main city.

If it weren't for Talon and his team joining forces to block his path, a great deal of sacrifice would have been inevitable.

Just as the battle reached a stalemate, a monk suddenly rushed from the direction of Prexian's main city. He was surrounded by the shadow of a divine dragon and exuded a powerful aura.

The four-clawed dragon is unlike any other dragon, its size and power are incomparable. Even though it was just a blur, it still made everyone feel a great sense of oppression.

The monk rushed to Rhaast's side and kicked him in the chest, sending him flying a considerable distance.

Needless to say, this person must be Lee Sin!

I didn't expect him to only appear now; he's really patient!

I didn't interrupt Talon and let him continue: After Lee Sin kicked Rhaast away, Kled and Udyr quickly followed, but he took the opportunity to escape.

People thanked Lee Sin, but he bowed deeply to them in return, because Talon and his group were the ones who helped, while Lee Sin was one of the Prexian who received help.

"Where did the monk go?" I asked quickly.

"He went back to Prexian. I invited him to the Northspring camp, but he refused. However, Udyr went with him; let's see if he can persuade the monk to come."

"It definitely can."

I am very confident because Lee Sin will not only come, but will also join the Light!