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Chapter 979 The Radiant Clan

Chapter 979 The Radiant Clan
This is the outermost reception and checkpoint of the City of Eternal Glory. All outsiders must first register here and obtain permission before entering the outer area of ​​the city.

As for the inner city, only the Solar Elves can enter.

At the entrance to the outpost, four Sun Elf guards, dressed in full suits of gold-trimmed armor and holding spears, stood at attention. When Zizi suddenly appeared, they immediately became alert.

"Stop!"

High-level magical beasts, high-level undead, and a nature spirit?
The guards' eyes all fell on Moran: "Where are you from? Why did you come to Eternal Radiance City?"

Moran had heard from Alfred that the City of Eternal Radiance was strictly managed, so he quickly handed over the letter of recommendation he had prepared along with the Sun Emblem:

"I am Moran from the Starshine Magic Academy in Quilaril. I have come to visit the elders of the Radiant Clan at the recommendation of Alfred."

The guard took the letter and carefully examined the seal—it was a burning sun symbol, indeed the seal of the Radiant Clan.

He opened the letter and read it quickly, his expression gradually softening.

"A guest of Lord Alfred of the Radiant Clan..." The guard handed the letter back. "In his letter, he mentioned that you are a seeker of the high elves, coming to seek the high-ranking lineage of the Radiant Priests and the Suncrown Knights?"

“Yes.” Moran nodded. “I am currently a level 18 Radiant Priest and a level 18 Sunfire Knight. I hope to receive guidance from the senior Sunfire Elf and raise both classes to level 20.”

A hint of surprise flashed in the guard's eyes.

A level 18 Radiant Priest or a level 18 Sun Knight, either title, is respected in the City of Light, let alone a dual-class player.

Such geniuses are rare even among the Sunfire Elves, let alone this seemingly young Nature Elf before us.

He looked Moran over again, this time with more respect in his eyes.

"Please follow me. You need to register and get a temporary pass." The guard stepped aside to make way. "The Radiant Clan's base is in the eastern part of the city. There's a teleportation array inside the outpost that leads directly there. I'll have someone take you there in a bit!"

"Thank you so much."

After registering, Moran received a metal token engraved with sunburst patterns, valid for thirty Thranan days.

This token serves as both proof of identity and a means for city guards to track the location of outsiders.

Using the teleportation array inside the outpost, Moran quickly arrived near the Radiant Clan's encampment.

After presenting the Sun Crest and letter of recommendation again, she was led before a Sun Elf with a strong facial structure who looked to be about forty years old.

“Welcome to the Radiant Clan! I am Kairos, Alfred’s uncle, in charge of the clan’s daily reception affairs.” He smiled and extended his hand. “Alfred informed me of your arrival several weeks ago by mail, saying that you may be the elf with the best chance of completing the ancestral initiation ritual since the division of the elven race!”

Moran shook hands with him and exchanged pleasantries: "Lord Kelos, it's a pleasure to meet you. Alfred is too kind. I've simply strayed a little too far on the path of seeking knowledge."

“Humility is a virtue, but excessive humility is hypocrisy.” Kairos gestured invitingly, “Please come with me to the lounge. You must be tired from your journey; you need to adjust to the environment of Eternal Radiance City. The light pressure of the Radiant Tree takes time for non-Solar Elves to adapt.” The lounge was comfortably furnished, with huge floor-to-ceiling windows offering a unique view of Eternal Radiance City.

All the buildings exhibit perfect geometric symmetry, the streets are wide and straight, and there are meticulously maintained gardens and fountains everywhere.

The city elves, dressed primarily in white and gold, walked with steady steps and mostly serious expressions.

Kairos personally poured Moran a cup of warm, sun-dried flower tea: "Have some; it will help the alien race adapt to the light pressure environment quickly."

Moran thanked her and took a sip.

Although she didn't feel any of the so-called light pressure, the tea tasted really good.

Kairos sat down opposite her, his expression turning serious. "I have already informed the Elder Council about your request. In principle, we are willing to help an elf so dedicated to pursuing the lineage of the High Elves. Even if you are a Nature Elf, as long as you agree with the Path of Light, you are a friend of all the Sun Elf."

"Thank you very much." Moran put down her teacup. "What tests or conditions do I need to pass?"

Kelos smiled. "Yes, there are two conditions. First, you must pass the 'Radiant Test' to prove that your foundation in the Radiant Priest and Sunrise Knight professions is solid and you haven't gone astray. Second, you need to demonstrate the highest level of light magic or combat skills you currently possess. Third, if you successfully revert to your ancestral form as a High Elf or obtain the High Elf's legacy, you must promise to record the knowledge of light magic within the High Elf legacy and give it to Alfred to take back to our Radiant Clan."

Moran had already heard Alfred mention the first two conditions and was mentally prepared. As for the third condition, it was even less of a problem.

She agreed almost without hesitation: "I accept these three conditions."

“Very good.” Keros nodded in satisfaction. “The Radiant Test is scheduled for tomorrow morning, and will be presided over by Elder Leander of the tribe. As for the demonstration… Alfred specifically suggested that you demonstrate the ‘composite magic’ you developed yourself, which is said to surprise all of us.”

“I will prepare,” Moran said.

Alfred was referring to a spellcasting technique she developed at the guild, which combined the Holy Light Protection of the Radiant Priest with the Scorching Barrier of the Sun Knight through a channeling spell constructed with mental energy, creating a composite shield that possessed both powerful defense and a continuous burning effect.

This technique requires a deep mastery of the powers of both professions and demands that the caster possess strong mental strength, enabling them to break free from the magic network and construct the spell structure within their own mental sea.

What is difficult for others to master, she can do very easily.

“Then you should rest well today. Dinner will be delivered to your room by a waiter.” Keros stood up. “By the way, Elder Leander is currently the only level 20 powerhouse in the city. Although he is strict, he highly values ​​people who possess both talent and strength. As long as you demonstrate your true strength, he will not hesitate to give you guidance.”

"Thank you again for your arrangements," Moran said gratefully.

As night fell, the City of Eternal Radiance did not descend into darkness. The light from the Tree of Radiance enveloped the entire city in a soft, pale golden glow.

Moran stood by the window, gazing at this elven city, so different in style from Quellariel.

The City of Eternal Radiance is orderly, rugged yet refined, much like the personality of most Sun Elf, who value order, honor, and the ultimate power.

(End of this chapter)

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