This...
Was this "No Clothes"?
"Good grief, he managed to magically adapt it already?"
Only then did Roland learn that Poietes was actually a renowned figure whose professional rank had reached the seventh tier, with standing in his field comparable to a high-ranking mage.
He enjoyed considerable prestige among Bards and had written quite a few widely beloved poems.
Arcana Communications Journal: "Tests indicate that the battle song 'No Clothes' provides an exceptional buff. It is a natural group-buff spell with effects comparable to the Bard's level 5 spell, 'Greater Heroism'!"
Roland hurriedly sent Poietes an email asking what exactly had happened.
He did not expect an immediate reply. After all, Bards had no fixed abode and liked to wander.
Yet before long, Poietes replied.
"Hahahaha, my young friend Roland, how did you like my surprise?
"I must also thank you especially. Every poem from the Book of Songs you gave me was a gem. I felt certain there were masterpieces among them that would endure through the ages, so I tried magically adapting one...
"I never expected it to work!
"I was just hoping to discuss the proceeds from this battle song with you..."
Guys, can anyone relate?
I was so shocked at the time that I just snapped a picture and posted it online.
Who knew it would go viral!
Those were the sorts of voices filling Roland's head at that moment.
As for the proceeds?
He really had not given much thought to making money from this. After all, in Atrelin, many things that had not been turned into products belonged to the realm of public knowledge and did not earn much.
Unless someone made them into Spell Scrolls.
Poietes proposed, "Let's divide the rights as a joint development project, fifty-fifty."
Roland said, "There's no need to