"Are you sure your brain hasn't been infected by me?"

Faced with the question from the white flame, Fryn was taken aback for a moment.

"Eh, is that not allowed?"

Upon hearing Fryn's question, the white flame became enraged and shoved it right in front of her nose.

"What do you think, you stupid, green, furry idiot?"

The white flames almost touched Fryn's cheek, forcing him to step back and accidentally being pushed out by the crowd.

"Ugh...!"

Fryn fell to the ground, her beast ears drooping from her head trembling.

He gently covered his animal ears and said with some self-reproach.

"Um, sorry..."

"I just wanted to see my mother one last time, I didn't mean to harm you..."

Upon hearing this, the white flame that emerged from the crowd paused, startled, and stopped in front of Flin.

"Wait, what do you mean by this? What does this have to do with seeing your mother...?"

Then, it suddenly realized something.

Before it could even ask for confirmation, Fryn explained.

"My mother passed away ten years ago. I thought that if the goddess of life could bless her, perhaps she could be resurrected..."

"I'm sorry, this idea of ​​mine seems a bit willful. I forgot what my mother taught me: before troubling others, I should consider their difficulties first, and then..."

Suddenly, the white flame floated in front of Flint, its tail flame pulling him up.

"Alright, you brat, shut your mouth! I'm one of the Four Great Knights, can't I lead you to victory against those weaklings?"

As she spoke, the white flames suddenly drifted to the ground behind Flint and burst into flames in a panic.

"Damn it, isn't that the Witch of Life?! How did that piece of junk about death and death end up on her?"

"Wasn't I still unconscious ten years ago? How could I have such a ferocious disease that even the Witch of Life could take me away?"

"I don't know anything about resurrection, and it's been ten years already! If I go to my older brother now, can he be brought back to life? But wait, the power of death is inherently in conflict with life, and it seems like even my older brother can't do anything about it..."

"I can't really ask those cunning old foxes at the Church of Life for help, can I? That would be like walking into a trap! Ugh! Why the hell did I ever agree to that brat's request, you bastard?!"

At this moment, Fryn quietly walked behind the white flame and tried poking it.

"Um, Mr. PacePace, are you alright...?"

"fine!!!"

White flames suddenly rose up, coiling around Flint's neck and transforming into a simple silver necklace.

"Listen up, brat. I'm allowing you to use a portion of my power now. If necessary, you can summon my true form to join the battle, but please try to avoid doing so."

"Now you can go directly into the wild and choose the summon you like. You don't need to worry about its aptitude, loyalty, or synergy. I will take care of it."

"In short, I absolutely will not personally intervene until the very last moment, understand, kid?"

"There's one last thing: my name is Pestis. If you call yourself 'PestPest' again, I'll personally chop your head off!"

Listening to Pestis's instructions, Fryn gently covered the necklace on her chest and nodded.

"Yes, no problem."

……

the other side.

Xie Bai and the others stared at the notice that had suddenly been put up in front of them, lost in thought.

"The Holy City Druid Tournament requires each participant to prepare at least three summoned creatures to compete... What is this thing?"

Xie Bai turned to look at the elf Finrod following behind her.

"Aren't you the archbishop of the Church of Life? They organized this competition, and you didn't know anything about it?"

Finrod was also somewhat puzzled by Xie Bai's question.

"I don't really understand either..."

"As I said before, I left the Church of Life because I was infected with the plague, so as to avoid affecting other bishops."

As he spoke, Finrod rested his chin on his hand and began to ponder.

"However, for a continental-level event like this, all the archbishops should be present to make the decision."

"At the very least, they should have sent a letter to inform me first. How come I don't know anything about this, and suddenly they're putting up this bizarre Druid tournament?"

While Finrod was still wondering, Xie Bai had already made his decision.

"We're going to the Holy City anyway, why don't we take the opportunity to participate in this event?"

Upon hearing this, Finrod looked at Xie Bai with some surprise.

"Huh? You were a druid after all?"

"But all this shouldn't be necessary. If I recommend you to the Pope as someone who can solve the plague, I can get a reward far better than this competition..."

Halfway through his sentence, Xie Bai suddenly walked past him and waved his hand.

"It's okay, just treat it as a pastime to pass the time."

As he spoke, Xie Bai asked Ivy and Atoris.

What do you think?

Upon hearing Xie Bai's sudden question, the two exchanged a glance, then put their hands on their hips and said in unison.

"No problem, my lord. If you wish, we can capture a few local guardian beasts for you right now."

Upon hearing this, Finrod, who was behind him, was immediately taken aback.

"???"

After realizing what was happening, he immediately pointed angrily at the two of them.

"Wait, what are you all talking about? The guardian beasts here are ancient sacred beasts used to protect the goddess's people. Each one guards a city. To capture and abuse them would be...!"

"Hmm? You have a problem with that?"

The two stood in the same line, each gripping the weapon behind them, blocking Finrod's path.

"I...I...!"

Finrod instinctively stepped back.

At this moment, Xie Bai walked up to the two of them and gently patted their shoulders.

"Alright, it's not like I don't have summoned creatures."

Hearing Xie Bai's explanation, the two gradually put down their weapons.

"Oh well…"

As they spoke, Ivy and Atoris glanced at Finrod, both of them breaking out in a cold sweat.

"Strange, what are their identities? Although the Church of Life has been closed off for a long time, it's not completely cut off from outside intelligence. Why do I have this feeling that if these two get angry, the entire continent will suffer..."

If he could, he would have preferred that this was his delusion, rather than the intuition he had always trusted.

At this moment, Xie Bai walked to the side alone, ignoring Finrod and the others.

She opened her panel and scrolled to the newly unlocked pet section.

"If it's a pet, it can probably be used as a summoned creature, right?"

Thinking of this, Xie Bai looked at the only pet on the pet interface.

[Pet: Little Hill]

[Race: High Hilichurl (Small)]

[Racial Traits: Easter Egg Rewards, More Easter Egg Rewards]

[Synergy Talent: Lucky Charm]

"Huh? It's already fully evolved?"

But why is it still small after evolving...?

"It doesn't seem to make much difference. By the way, what is this extra racial talent?"

Driven by curiosity, Xie Bai clicked on the details.

[More Easter Egg Rewards]

[Upon death, the Easter egg reward will be four times that of a Hilichurl of the same rarity, and an additional random Mythic item will drop.]

……

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