The Sudden Deck of Many Things

"Papa Hill, what are all these for?" Aglaia sat directly beside Hill and hung all the acorn necklaces onto his hand.

"These two should be for summoning elementals. You can try summoning other elements. Even fire elementals are nothing to avoid—it just depends on whether they are willing to answer your call.

"This is at least a sixth-circle ally summoning spell, and it's quite useful. If you use it to summon a water elemental ally, it will probably receive a bonus." Hill said with a smile. "As for this necklace with six acorns, it should be used to store something. I don't know what's inside, though. But a Druid's treasure must be related to nature!

"Aglaia, communicate with it properly. There should be a special surprise."

Lynn could not help turning to look at Hill. He had to know what that necklace represented.

Just as Hill had said, a Druid's treasure did not necessarily consist of gold, silver, jewels, or powerful Divine Artifacts, but it was always related to nature.

Things like this were useful to Hill as well, yet he casually used them to indulge his daughter.

Lynn's background was not humble either, and he knew very well how those Legendary Mages among the Elves lived.

Even if they were not as obsessed with wealth as dragons, they would never treat treasure as something to amuse their daughters with the way Hill did.

Looking at the amber acorns Hill had placed back around her wrist, Aglaia decided to return to her room and carefully examine those necklaces.

Papa Hill's words had sounded so tempting that she knew there had to be some interesting secret hidden within them. Aglaia resolved to find it as quickly as possible!

It would definitely be wonderful when she could share it with Papa Hill