Don't call me evil god

Chapter 12: Thanks from the Survivors
Pete turned his head and saw a girl about his age running towards him.

She had thick long brown hair, slightly curly hair falling softly on both sides of her shoulders, her blue eyes sparkled with passion and excitement, her lips were rosy and full, and she was wearing a long gray cotton apron that had been washed many times and was a little white, with a wide belt tied around her waist, highlighting her slender waist.

"Thank you so much, sir!"

Pete didn't react and looked at the girl hesitantly: "Who are you?"

The girl hurriedly introduced herself: "Sir, this is the case, you may not know me."

"I was deceived by those bad guys in black robes. They told me that they had a way to solve the problem I encountered. As a result, they brought me to that cave. When I saw that monster, Lord of Light, I thought I was going to die there!"

"Thanks to you for taking action in time, using that powerful spell to destroy the monster and save us all. You seemed to be too tired and passed out. I ran out and found the police. They said they would take us back to the police station to confirm some information."

"I wanted to say thank you to you in person, so after they asked me questions, I waited here for you to come out."

"Oh! By the way, sir, I haven't told you my name yet!"

"Reina Monia, if it's okay, you can just call me Reina."

Pete suddenly realized.

The girl in front of him named Reina was an unlucky person like him, who was dragged into the ceremony without knowing it.

Moreover, judging from the girl's appearance, she is not a professional. Pete is at least a level 2 spellcaster. Although he does not know any offensive spells, he is still a professional with certain self-protection capabilities. If he were an ordinary person, he would only be more desperate facing that situation.

"No, no, no, don't be so polite. My name is Pete Chinal. I'm actually the same as you. I was also bewitched at the time and believed the nonsense of those crazy people who said that I could learn magic if I went there. As a result, they were almost killed." Pete waved his hands repeatedly.

Reina's eyes sparkled with admiration: "Mr. Qinar, you are too modest. I heard from other rescued people that you cast at least a powerful level 3 spell. Everyone was so scared at the time that no one dared to stand up and stop the monster. Only you did it!"

Pete felt his face getting hot again and he rubbed the corner of his clothes subconsciously. He felt a little embarrassed by Reina's praise.

The actual situation was that he was almost in despair at that time. If it weren't for the god of knowledge, Norwen, who extended a helping hand to him at the critical moment, he thought that it was better to fight hard before dying than to lie down and die. He cast spells according to Norwen's oracle. Otherwise, his performance would probably not be much better than that of others.

"It's just that everyone was a little scared at that time. I think when it really comes to a life-and-death situation, everyone should be able to muster up the courage. There is no need to praise me like this," Pete explained with a little embarrassment. "You can just call me Pete. You call me Mr. Chinal, which makes me feel embarrassed."

Reina sighed softly, her tone full of longing: "But even if we want to resist, it will probably be useless. You are a professional who can release powerful spells with just a raise of your hand. I guess these monsters are nothing in front of you. I am just an ordinary person."

If his face was still a little hot before, Pete felt that he might be flushed now. It was true that Reina's words were sincere thanks, but the problem was that he, Pete, felt a little unworthy of these words!

A powerful professional?
Can you cast powerful spells just by raising your hand?
If we go back a few days, these descriptions would have nothing to do with Pete! People know their own business.

As a native of the Kingdom of Reyak, why didn't Pete go to the Reyak Palace Academy of Magic? Why did he have to travel such a long distance and come all the way to Green Port? Was it because he didn't want to go?
It's because of his affinity with the Goddess of Magic that the Palace Arcane Academy simply doesn't like him and he can't go there even if he wants to!

Pete's father, Mr. Chinal, was a baron of minor nobles canonized by the royal family of the Kingdom of Reyak. He was indeed of some status, but according to the inheritance law of the Kingdom of Reyak, Pete Chinal, as the eldest son of the baron, had to meet one of the three conditions if he wanted to inherit the title of baron:
Believe in the Religion of the God of Light and become a true believer;

a high tax regularly paid to the king for the rights of inheritance;

Become a level 3 professional.

Pete didn't want to choose any of the first two conditions.

True believers are different from shallow believers who can believe or abandon faith at any time. Once you become a true believer, it means that you must strictly follow the various doctrines and precepts of the church of God, which means that your words and deeds must be restricted;
As for paying taxes?

Pete's father was just a small baron, and there were many similar people in the Kingdom of Reyak. He could live a good life with the output of the manor, and even had some extra money for Pete to come to Greenport to buy a place in Carron College;
If he were to pay the king regularly, his quality of life would inevitably decline significantly. Unless he had no choice, Pete naturally did not want to do so.

Therefore, the only option left for him was to become a Level 3 professional.

Compared to the training paths of warriors, rangers, monks, etc., which all require hard training every day, it is obvious that the mage, who does not require physical fitness, is more in line with the needs of noble children like Pete.

Of course, his magic training was only at a mediocre level. He had been in Carron Academy for three years but had not yet reached the third-level spellcaster. In addition, the nobles were not engaged in production and had physical defects. Their actual combat power was only slightly stronger than that of ordinary people. His actual level was not worthy of the praises given by Reina.

In order to avoid further embarrassment, Pete decisively changed the subject: "I just heard you mention the God of Glow. Are you a believer of the God of Glow? Are you also a Reyak?"

The Church of the God of Light is the largest sect in the Kingdom of Reyak and is also the most mainstream belief. Even the royal family are shallow believers of the God of Light. If someone says that he is a believer of the God of Light, then he is most likely a Reyak.

Reina showed a surprised expression: "Yes! I was born in the capital of Starosh, but my father opened a tavern in Green Harbor, and I came here to help him run it. Mr. Pete, are you also from Reyak?"

"Well, I came here to go to school. Now I'm a junior at Carron College. If nothing goes wrong, I'll graduate and leave soon. Who knew I'd be involved in such a dangerous thing this time." Pete replied.

Seeing that Pete was about to leave, Reina immediately took the initiative to suggest: "How about, come to my pub and have a seat? I haven't formally thanked you yet, at least let me buy you a drink!"

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