Cornflower Witch

Chapter 327 Explanation and Instructions

After listening to Commander Kasius's account, Hilti opened her eyes wide, her lovely face showing a look of surprise.

"You mean, you want me to go to the Mage Alliance, right?" He looked like an abandoned child, which was quite pitiful.

"Ahem, Tia, you misunderstood. It wasn't that we wanted to get rid of you..." Taos quickly came over from the other side.

After a detailed explanation from the group, Hilti was able to understand the complex reasons behind it.

Logically speaking, organizations would be reluctant to give up such an outstanding talent as Hilti, and the Woodland Alliance initially thought the same way.

Two years ago, after Hilti helped establish New Legas, her name frequently appeared in the Woodland Alliance's high-level meetings. After all, her achievements were too dazzling and outstanding among her peers, making it difficult to ignore.

Out of concern for her protection, the Woodland Alliance deliberately obscured information about Siltia's identity during its external propaganda efforts and released some misleading intelligence, suggesting that there were actually several special new-generation students like Siltia, in order to confuse other major powers.

Later, in the Dark Mist Mountains, Hilti explored the Trial Labyrinth, found the ruins of Palenmarkov, and created the miraculous land of the Sunflower Sea. This made her increasingly favored by the upper echelons of the Woodland Alliance. Until a year ago, during the battle against the Blackquis larva, Hilti once again assisted Taos in completing the most crucial task, gaining recognition and praise from many organizations of the Woodland Alliance.

If nothing unexpected happens, Hilti will be groomed as the next leader of the Woodland Alliance, and her prestige will be gradually strengthened in order to slowly unify the many loose organizations of the Woodland Alliance.

In fact, it's not just the southern nations of the Fourth Continent that are gradually merging; the Forest Alliance itself is also considering future development issues.

The power of the Mage Alliance has forced many members and high-ranking members of the Woodland Alliance to urgently consider their future survival.

If the Woodland Alliance cannot be preserved, then the various factions that are its members will ultimately be no match for the Mage Alliance and will be devoured by them. In the end, the doctrines and secret arts of each faction will become collections in the Mage Alliance's library, and the ideas and knowledge that were once passed down will be classified under the category of 'foreign and exotic books', becoming objects for people to extract inspiration and use as references.

Survival and inheritance have become unavoidable issues for the Woodland Alliance at this stage. Therefore, they must do everything they can to ensure the Woodland Alliance's continued existence. To increase this possibility, the value of Hilti's trip to the Mage Alliance to change the situation far outweighs her value as the future leader of the Woodland Alliance.

"In fact, only by understanding the enemy and what this continent will face in the future can one become the best guide."

“Sending you to the Mage Alliance in a foreign land is indeed a bit of a waste for Tiya, but this mission is of great significance and no one else can do it.” An elderly scholar came over and comforted the young woman.

“We are all quite old. If we go to the Mage Alliance now, we will only be rejected and will not be accepted. Besides, we cannot give up our current achievements and start all over again.”

“But you are different. Tia, you are still very young, and you are exactly the fresh blood that the Mage Alliance needs. They will open their doors to young people like you.”

"Secondly, to get involved in the conflict between the two factions of the Mage Alliance, one must be an extremely strong and exceptionally talented student. Otherwise, no matter where an ordinary person goes, they won't be able to change anything." He shook his head.

"Your talent is rare among us and has been recognized by many members of the alliance, such as Kassius, Taos, Zeralin, and General Sefaen of Blackrock Fortress. They all trust you and are willing to vouch for you."

"Furthermore, because of the success of the Mage Alliance, there are now many voices within the Woodland Alliance hoping to emulate their model, learn from it, or reform it. However, understanding the true reasons for the success of the Mage Alliance and how to effectively change the current situation of the Woodland Alliance, rather than blindly imitating it and losing its own identity, are all very serious matters."

“We need someone to understand our opponents in depth, and you are the best candidate.”

"Considering all of the above, Tia, you should understand why we made these arrangements." "Don't worry, this isn't about abandoning you; it's precisely because of trust that we made these arrangements."

At this moment, Hiltiya slowly understood and accepted the decision. Listening to their story, she also became somewhat curious about the distant Mage Alliance.

"So how do I complete this task? What are the specific procedures?"

"It's not convenient to go into the specific procedures right now, but we have someone explain them to you in detail later. But trust me, we won't let you take any high risks to carry out this mission, because you are also our precious child, the hope for leading the Woodland Alliance out of its predicament in the future." Seeing that Hilti had accepted, everyone felt relieved.

At this moment, the elven bard walked to Sylphia's side and gently plucked the strings of his lyre, causing the atmosphere to shift and become slightly more cheerful.

"The important things have been settled, let's talk about something happy and lighthearted."

"Tia, is there anything you wish to achieve, or anything you particularly want? As long as it's suitable, the Woodland Alliance can help you achieve it now."

Wishes? She didn't have any particular desires, but there were a few things she missed.

First, regarding the parts of her memory that she has not yet recovered, she knows the reason why she was stranded on the fourth continent.

Secondly, it concerns the future of New Legacy, where many of her former friends reside, while the situation in the southern part of the continent is currently chaotic.

Third, they probably wanted to learn more about the history and heritage of the 'Stargazing School' and discover more special varieties of cornflowers.

After these three things were said, the important figures present immediately agreed.

"Regarding memory issues, we will prepare a 'Time Rewind' potion for you, as well as the advanced meditation technique 'Fairy Tale Corridor'."

"The former allows you to relive forgotten memories, while the latter can increase your mental strength, grant you the ability to 'manifest fantasy,' and has a side effect of allowing you to recall childhood memories before the age of six that are extremely vague or even impossible for ordinary people to remember."

"You don't need to worry about the future of New Legas. Preserving such a small country from the chaos is a piece of cake for the Woodland Alliance." On the other side, Bam laughed and patted his chest.

"Don't worry, if there are any problems with the new Legas, just come to me directly."

"As for the knowledge and heritage of the Stargazing School, it does require some effort to find, as does the special varieties of cornflower. We will also send people to complete these tasks, so you don't need to worry."

The important figures present were willing to invest in this future core of the Woodland Alliance. Furthermore, it was also to compensate and strengthen her relationship with the Woodland Alliance. They couldn't entrust her with such an important task without giving her any benefits or treatment.

After the agreement was reached, everyone present gave the girl a small gift, just like the old people who give children lucky money during the New Year in my previous life. They talked to Hiltiya for a long time before reluctantly letting her leave.

(End of this chapter)