The Knight of Light plants the sun in the eternal night.

After changing into his rain boots, Leo had planned to take only the Countess to the Magic Crystal Field greenhouse, but Poppy and the other maids insisted on coming along.

So the large group of people walked along the muddy, gravelly road and headed straight for the Magic Crystal Field greenhouse.

Old Bob, the manager guarding the entrance to the greenhouse, was startled; he had never seen such a noble person as the Countess before.

He immediately prostrated himself on the muddy ground and kowtowed to the Countess.

"Alright, old Bob, no need for formalities, open the door." Leo waved his hand, stopping old Bob from bowing deeply.

One reason was that seeing old Bob lying on the muddy ground was unsettling; it was too humiliating.

Secondly, while the Countess was indeed noble, old Bob seemed to have forgotten that he had only one master, and that was Leo.

"Yes, yes, I'll open the door right away." Old Bob got up, not bothering to brush off the mud and water from his body, and quickly took out his keys to open the door.

Because it's a greenhouse, the crystal field is relatively dry.

Leo extended his hand in invitation, but the Countess turned around and said, "You all wait outside; you don't need to come in with me."

"Yes, madam." Poppy and the other maids waited obediently at the door.

"Hey Bob, how are the sunflower seedlings doing?"

"They're growing very well, Mr. Leo, look." Old Bob pointed to a patch of land where sunflower seedlings were growing vigorously.

There are also ten sunflower plants with their flower heads emitting a faint glow nearby.

The Countess said with slight surprise, "Is this a sunflower with no leaves? I remember that sunflowers are very difficult to cultivate into sunflowers with no leaves."

"Yes, but I can." Leo smiled smugly.

The Countess stroked the sunflower heads, then suddenly asked with some confusion, "Leo, I always feel that they... they are very close to me. I can't describe the feeling, it's like being guided by holy light."

Leo's eyes lit up and he smiled, "I had the same feeling, which is why I brought you here so you could help me cultivate sunflower seedlings."

The Countess was a bishop.

The accumulation of Holy Light elements within his body far surpasses that of a novice priest like Leo, naturally resulting in a significant difference in the way he casts Holy Light spells.

"Alright, I'll nurture them!" the Countess nodded.

She called out to the outside, "Goya, wake Adela up and bring her here."

"Yes, madam." The maid Goya replied, then opened the jade box in her bosom and touched the sleeping flower fairy Adela.

Adela, glowing, yawned and woke up from her dream.

Then it made two cooing noises at Goya, as if it was very unhappy that she had woken it up.

Goya smiled and said, "Adela, it's the lady calling you."

Adela then flew out of the jade box, tracing a beautiful and agile trajectory, and flew into the magic crystal greenhouse.

It floated lightly down onto the Countess's shoulder and then chirped twice.

"Ah, holy light!" old Bob screamed. "What I see! Holy light shines on old Bob! Holy light shines on old Bob!"

"Quiet, old Bob," Leo snapped.

Old Bob immediately covered his mouth, but his eyes were wide open as he stared at the flower fairy, as if he had seen the most beautiful thing in the world.

In fact.

Not to mention old Bob was captivated by the flower fairy, Leo was also a little unable to look away; Adèle was simply too beautiful.

This is a beauty that transcends the mundane world.

Its beauty is indescribable, as if it were the embodiment of all the beautiful concepts in the world.

The adorable fairy insect is already an embodiment of holy light, and the flower fairy, transformed from the fairy insect, is holy light itself. The fairy insect and the flower fairy are like caterpillars breaking free of their cocoons and transforming into graceful butterflies.

"Adela," the Countess spoke softly, "Holy Light."

Without her needing to cast a spell herself, Adela waved her little hand and showered a large patch of holy light upon the sunflower seedlings.

It far exceeds the amount of holy light that a trainee pastor can emanate.

Holy light seeped into the sunflower seedlings, and these palm-sized seedlings quickly sprouted branches and leaves at a speed visible to the naked eye, growing taller and taller until they reached the height of their calves in the blink of an eye, even more exaggerated than "pulling up seedlings to help them grow".

This is the power of a bishop.

A casual cast of holy light can cause plants to grow wildly.

Moreover, the bishop's Holy Light spell doesn't drain his body after one use and then require an hour or two to recover before he can cast it again; it can be cast continuously.

Adela cast a holy light spell, and once the spell wore off, she waved her little hand again to shower down another patch of holy light.

Sunflowers that are as tall as calves grow to the height of thighs in the blink of an eye.

Moreover, flower buds have already sprouted on the top of the head.

These varieties, cultivated from wild sunflowers, are not tall sunflowers; they only grow to the waist of an adult. In other words, thanks to the Countess's two holy light spells, these sunflowers will be almost ripe.

"Can we have another one?" Leo wished he could eat his fill in one bite, finding the Countess incredibly delicious.

What have I done to deserve such a beautiful woman?

The countess smiled, her expression a little playful, with a touch of haughty pride as she displayed her worth in front of her lover.

However, he shook his head: "We can't come again, Leo. There aren't enough magic crystals left in this land. Besides, the sunflower absorbed too much holy light in a short time; it needs time to adjust."

"Is that so?" Leo said, still somewhat unsatisfied.

The Countess comforted him, "Don't worry, Leo. Have someone replenish the monster cores first, and then I'll cast the Holy Light spell tomorrow."

That being said.

The Countess cast a third Holy Light spell, this time targeting the entire Magic Crystal Field greenhouse.

Adela raised her little hand high, and a holy light was evenly sprinkled on every field. All the light plant seedlings grew rapidly, and dozens of light plants even matured on the spot and then emitted a faint light.

"Madam, you are amazing!" Leo exclaimed.

The Countess tilted her head back, her charming face radiant under the bright lights of the room, and hummed smugly, "Impressive, isn't it?"

Then they all burst out laughing.

Old Bob, standing behind, felt a sudden unease. He sensed that his lord and the noble countess were...flirting.

He quickly shook his head to get rid of the thought.

We dare not make up stories about noble gentlemen.

Even thinking about it is a sin!

"Old Bob," Leo suddenly said.

Old Bob was startled, then hurriedly flattered, "Young Master Leo, what are your orders?"

"Transplant all ten sunflower seedlings into flowerpots. I'll give them to the Countess later," Leo instructed.

The Countess smiled and stopped her, saying, "I only need one pot of sunflower seedlings. However, I can send a batch of seedling seeds. After I return to Taro Castle, I will cultivate more sunflower seedlings myself."

"Hmm, that's fine too. After all, it's grown from wild sunflower seeds, so the quality isn't very good. It would be better to cultivate it yourself from seedless plants."

Leo is now looking forward to sunflowers blooming everywhere.

He could sense that the birth of each sunflower seedling was a support for the sun's imprint, and sooner or later they would connect to form a field of light, or even a sea of ​​light. At that time, the giant dragon of light would descend from the sky...