Mage Legend

However, Lynch had just mentioned that he would not choose to serve the elf warriors. So he could only wait quietly now, not saying a word.

Nosta was still persuading Yilinrui, hoping she would stay within the boundaries of the Holy Land and not leave. But the Princess seemed to have no such desire, persistently holding to her original opinion, always using her "foresight" as a weapon to counter Nosta. Every time he heard this word, the Great Druid's momentum seemed to weaken a bit. When the little angel, who didn't understand anything, yawned out of boredom, Nosta finally gave up his opinion and helplessly agreed entirely with Yilinrui.

"In that case, I will await you at the gate, Lynch," Yilinrui said, "by that time, all preparations will be ready. I am looking forward to our cooperation."

The mage nodded. As long as the elves did not hinder him, any arrangement would be acceptable to him. The only difference was that some arrangements made him more assured, while others did not.

After arranging this matter, the elf generals also left one after another after a brief farewell. The Great Druid called Lynch, and the two stood in the center of the vast palace. Nosta looked at the black-robed mage and spoke first.

"Lynch, the situation now is exactly as you predicted, becoming extremely severe. A few days ago, several tribes on the border were attacked. Although there were no major casualties, it did bring unease and unnecessary speculation to our people. What do you think of the current situation?"

"As the elves say, even if clouds cover the sky, the moon still shines. I believe the victory in this battle still rests with the elves," Lynch nodded towards Nosta, "From the beginning, I never thought you would fail. I am merely reducing possible losses on your path to victory, and the outcome of the war has long been determined."

"Why do you say so, my mage friend?" Nosta inquired, "Have you predicted the outcome of this battle?"

"No, Great Druid. I do not have the ability to foresee—although I am also proficient in such magic, I choose not to believe in those ethereal visions. I have just analyzed the strengths of both sides to arrive at this conclusion."

However, this is based on the premise that the numbers provided by the elves have minimal error.

"Thank you for your insights. Among many elves, your reputation serves to stabilize emotions, just like the most beautiful music." Nosta suddenly shifted the topic, "I hope you can take good care of Yilinrui, especially with a Dark Elf by your side. I am concerned for your safety, or rather, the safety of the little angel behind you."

Lynch's brows furrowed. It seems the matter of Zilvra's identity has reached the ears of the Great Druid.

"When the Elf Queen informed me of this matter, I was indeed filled with surprise and confusion. To speak frankly, I wanted to immediately expel the Drow named Zilvra at your side back then. I do not know what disguise method she used, to completely turn herself white, evade the entire border defense of Salantir, and even enter the land of Heather..."

Lynch observed Nosta's expression, noting no overly agitated or frustrated demeanor. Hence, it was inferred that the Great Druid would not take action against Zilvra for the time being. It seems the prestige of the Elf Queen has already convinced this faithful guardian of the Holy Land.

"But the Empress told me that this confidential matter was voluntarily disclosed to the esteemed lady by you. I assume you have already fully prepared to prevent potential dangers. Otherwise, you would not have entered this land. Isn't that right, Mr. Lynch?"

"Yes, I have indeed thought of a strategy."

"I heard of your name long ago, a once-in-a-millennium magic prodigy; years ago, when you came to this land, you had already gained the friendship of our Elf Clan with your unique character. You are free throughout Salantir; no gate will block your steps. However, I still cannot acknowledge your companion. That Dark Elf is an unwelcome presence here," the Great Druid said, "Although it may seem harsh, what I have said is already as polite and restrained as possible. I hope you can understand our position."