Just became an evil god and was summoned by the saint.

Chapter 138 Benovia Discovers Ross
In the conference room, Celia, Benovia, and other candidates for sainthood sat around a round table, looking at each other in bewilderment.

Blake, sitting in the first seat, watched this scene with a smile.

It's this effect.

What era are we living in? They're still using the old system of each person leading their own team.

Each of these five people has a different area of ​​expertise, which complements each other perfectly. Forming a team actually makes it easier for them to explore.

Blake thought of it.

Seeing that none of the five saintesses spoke, he said with a smile, "Aren't you all very surprised? This decision was made by the school because it took into account that each of your strengths could complement each other and provide an opportunity to conduct an in-depth investigation of the lost lighthouse. It has already been approved by the Holy Lord."

"You don't need to take it to heart. The election for the saintess is not meant to make you enemies, nor is it necessary for you to become the saintess. If you can become archbishops, your status will be no less than that of the saintess."

"Alright, now let's assign you tasks."

"Doris has extensive experience with ruins and is familiar with various ancient sites, so she will serve as the team leader for this exploration."

"Benovia, possessing extensive knowledge and formidable combat skills, served as a key combatant and an expert in artifact appraisal."

"Phil, as a holy priest, possesses extremely strong healing abilities, and thus serves as the team's priest."

"As a pharmacist, Anke can serve as a combat support, identifying materials within the ruins and bringing back valuable medicinal herbs."

“Celia is familiar with all kinds of runes and can be used as a combat assistant to help the team identify the magic circles and runes in the ruins and avoid falling into traps.”

After speaking, Blake looked at everyone and asked, "Do you have any objections to this division of labor?"

Everyone shook their heads.

“Okay, no objections, then that’s the best.” Blake smiled.

He sighed, "The Lost Lighthouse is an ancient ruin that we've been exploring for a long time. The lighthouse is like a living thing, very sensitive to high-level mages. As long as a mage of the fourth rank or above enters it, it will attract the lighthouse's light, causing monster riots and rampages of pollution, destroying the important cultural relics inside."

"To avoid the destruction of the artifacts inside, we can only send low-level sorcerers to explore. Unfortunately, despite sending countless sorcerers over the years, none of them have been able to enter the lighthouse and bring back the ancient navigation technology stored inside."

"Over the years, due to a lack of exploration, the pollution inside has spread outwards. It would be best if you could find the cause of the pollution spread during this in-depth exploration. If you can't find it, it's okay. Remember, do not get close to the lighthouse."

"Although this lighthouse is open to lower-level players, it is extremely dangerous for even an elite team of third-level mages to enter. You only need to investigate the illuminated area and see if anything is expanding the lighthouse's pollution. If you can't find anything, just clear out those monsters that have grown to the second or even third level, and that should be enough."

"The trial will last for two months. There's no rush. You can return to the camp to rest during the trial. The school will replenish your supplies at the camp. Take your time."

With that, Blake stood up. "You all take a look around first, then we'll set off this afternoon."

After saying that, he left the meeting room, leaving Celia and the others staring at each other in bewilderment.

Celia looked around and chose to remain silent.

Previously, it was mentioned that there would be a small test among the saintesses after the final exams. I originally thought it would be a fight or a competition of some kind of contest.

The result was that it was put together with the year-end trial?
They put them together, but they even made them form a team of five?
Is the school trying to see them scheme and plot against each other while exploring the ruins?
Amidst the murmurs, Doris was the first to stand up.

Doris glanced at Celia, then looked at everyone else, and said smugly with her nose in the air:

"Everyone, although I don't really want to team up with you to explore the ruins, because I'm definitely better at leading a team on my own than you are," "but since the school has entrusted you with this task and made me the team leader, I have no choice but to take on the responsibility."

She looked at Celia again before continuing, "I have done detailed research on the Lost Lighthouse and have been there once. Let me first tell you about this ancient ruin."

"The enemies in this ancient ruin have one characteristic: they get stronger the more you fight them, especially when they are about to die. They are like mad dogs, which is troublesome, but it is not a problem for me."

"The principal has us enter the searchlight's range, which is the coastal area around the lighthouse. There's something here worth noting: ghost ships. Ghost ships randomly dock on the coastline, and their appearance drives nearby enemies mad and releases a strong pollutant."

At this point, she looked at Phil and said, "Phil, if you don't find a way to fix your body, which is severely polluted, you might die on the shore when you encounter a ghost ship. Don't blame me for not warning you."

Phil's face was deathly pale. She coughed lightly and smiled, "Don't worry, Doris, I won't hold everyone back."

Celia glanced at Phil, thinking to herself, "The pollution level has increased... What is she doing?"

Ross's phantom appeared beside Celia, glancing at Benovia beside him.

Benovia seemed to sense his presence upon his appearance, and looked over sharply, then revealed a puzzled expression.

Ross nodded. Not bad, he had a slight feeling of it. The progress was fast.

He stopped paying attention to Benovia and instead looked closely at Phil, his brows furrowing slightly. "Up close, it's clear that this girl deliberately drew demonic energy into her body. She's using her own divine magic to fight against the demonic energy, increasing the purity of her divine magic in the process."

Celia blinked, somewhat shocked: "Doesn't she know this is dangerous? Using this method to refine magic purity..."

"It's not just for that reason; you'll have to ask her for the specific reason."

"Will she be affected by the ghost ship with the lost lighthouse?"

"We'll have to wait until I see the lost lighthouse and confirm what it is before we know."

While Celia and Ross were talking, Doris was still giving orders.

She started with Phil and went on to point out everyone, highlighting the various impacts each person might encounter during their exploration.

Everyone else remained silent and did not stand up to argue with her.

The same goes for Celia. When she was called on, Celia just glanced at her and didn't say anything. Others would say a word or two, but Celia simply ignored them.

Instead of paying attention to Doris, I'd rather talk to Lord Ross a bit more!
Benovia kept glancing at Celia's side, looking quite puzzled.

What a strange feeling...

What is Celia doing?
I had a feeling that she was communicating with someone...

Benovia had a bold idea—

Could it be a god of the Herodian Order?!

　There's still three watches to go.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)