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

Chapter 435 Celia Wants to Be Kicked
In the afternoon, representatives from the league committee came from Leicester City to consult with Celia about her requirements and the materials she needed.

After the other party left, Celia went to the scroll-making workshop that the Order of the Lawful Knights had built especially for her.

Spellcasters from all over the Holy Court are on high alert.

Although they are called sorcerers, most sorcerers are proficient in scrolls, and only a small number are proficient in sorcery.

However, spells and scrolls have something in common, which is why they were combined.

They all use runes to cast spells.

Spells are magic spells inscribed with incantations, and scrolls are inscribed with the incantations of magic spells.

Before Celia arrived, the Order of the Lawful Knights had already notified the sorcerers in advance, asking them to come and wait.

When Celia entered, she saw a total of ten sorcerers already waiting at the workbench inside. Her appearance attracted everyone's attention.

An older man stood up. "You're the Miss Celia that Archbishop Melina mentioned, the one with the extraordinary talent for scrolls?"

Celia corrected, "It's not a talent for scrolls, it's a genius for magic circles, scrolls, magical machinery, and ice magic."

All the sorcerers immediately sat up straight.

What a loud tone!
Many people immediately showed their dissatisfaction.

Every sorcerer who can be employed by the Holy Court is an outstanding individual, having immersed themselves in the art of scrolls for at least ten years.

And what about Celia? Has she been learning scrolls for three years?
Celia noticed their expressions, but her face remained unchanged as she silently cheered them on.

"Quickly! Rebut me and then report me to Bishop Melina!"

"Or we could just leave!"

"It would be best to file a complaint, then you can kick me out and do it yourselves!"

Celia had no desire to be a 'production line' worker in the scroll factory; it was too tiring, even though it brought in a lot of gold coins.

Actually, she wouldn't have minded making it for the Order of the Lawful Knights.

But she later discovered that the Knights of the Law were really not economical when using them, and even gave them to mercenaries for free, allowing outside mercenaries to go deep into the stronghold and risk their lives.

This made her even more unhappy.

It's not just a waste of scrolls.

None of those mercenaries possessed any holy magic, and they could easily be corrupted by the chaos.

Why bring them here to join in the fun?

That's a dangerous place.

Even genius students from prestigious magic academies suffer injuries and deaths, let alone mercenaries of varying quality.

So Celia had no desire to make it at all.

The Domain Scroll was not a necessity for the Knights of the Law. She originally just wanted to provide some protection for the students at the school so that they could deal with emergencies, rather than using it as a core tool for sweeping.

Of course, if someone else makes it and she doesn't have to worry about it, then there's no problem.

Celia had said the same thing to Melina, and was willing to share all the questions about the Wind Field Combination Scroll with the sorcerers.

But Melina refused, feeling that no one else could do it without her.

To this, Celia rolled her eyes: "Do you think I'm the only genius in the whole world?!"

Now, looking at the sorcerers who were just as arrogant as Alvis, a smile appeared on Celia's lips.

That's how it should be.

These sorcerers may be humble in other ways, but in their own field, they certainly wouldn't condone Celia's boastful words.

It's like a professor asking a group of graduate students to assist a high school student in their research; none of the graduate students would really be happy to do so. Celia is somewhat famous in magic circles, but in the realm of scrolls, she's not exactly famous, just virtually unknown.

If she were more modest, everyone would be nice to her and everyone else.

She immediately declared, "I'm an all-around genius..."

How could anyone possibly be happy about that?

The sorcerer who stood up said, "Whether you're a genius or not, we'll only know in ten years. What we need to do now is cooperate with the Knights of the Law in suppressing the heretics using the scroll. I heard that you developed this scroll spell. Admittedly, you do have considerable talent in magic. However, scrolls and spells are somewhat different, perhaps..."

"Stop talking nonsense and get started."

Celia waved her hand and took out the scroll rune draft she had drawn with an ordinary pen.

"This is a rune draft, with notes on each rune node and its magic power. There are also a few finished scrolls here. Take a look and compare them with the notes in the draft to familiarize yourself with them first."

Celia divided the draft into three parts. "This scroll has three parts. Three of you will be responsible for drawing one part. After the first part is finished, hand it over to the people in the second part, and then to the people in the third part..."

There are 10 people here. After distributing the items, Celia looked at the eldest sorcerer, the one who stood up, and said, "There is one last part, which is to connect the three parts of the scroll. It is very important because this scroll is a fusion of three spells. So, can you do it? If you can, please do it for me. If not, I will do it by myself."

The other party snorted: "Of course you can, but Miss Celia, I advise you to speak properly and not be so arrogant, otherwise..."

"If you can do it well, do whatever you want. You'd better go and complain to Melina about me." Celia didn't care at all.

This attitude directly displeased all the sorcerers.

What are you pretending for?
Are you the only one here who can make scrolls?!
After receiving the draft and the finished and semi-finished products given by Celia, the many sorcerers immediately calmed down.

Including that older sorcerer.

After thinking for a moment, Celia finally remembered the other person's name.

Boyleid, a fourth-tier sorcerer, is one of the renowned sorcerers of the Holy Court.

The Holy Court takes the deep-sea conquest strategy very seriously.

"A renowned sorcerer should be able to handle it," Celia thought.

These were indeed former genius sorcerers, but after watching for a moment, someone immediately picked up a blank scroll and began to try to replicate it.

Before long, the light of failure appeared frequently, which made Celia unable to bear it any longer.

"No, with such a low success rate, you can't make a scroll."

She went over to take a look and said somewhat angrily, "Didn't I say there would be three groups, each responsible for one part? What are you trying to do by drawing the whole map? Are you crazy?"

The sorcerer, who had been scolded, immediately became displeased. "How can we understand the principles of the scroll and how can we draw the scroll without drawing the whole picture?"

“There’s absolutely no need for that,” Celia said irritably. “Let me tell you, even non-genius Benovia and Phil have a higher success rate than you. If you insist on trying to understand the entire scroll instead of doing your own work, then I’ll kick you out before you kick me out!”

The other party retorted, "Impossible! How could you possibly draw one if you don't understand the principles of scrolls?"

"We're not asking you to draw the whole thing, just a part. If you can't do it, please leave."

Celia looked at everyone.

No one moved.

Everyone's eyes were strange.

"Fine, if you won't leave, I will!"

With that, Celia turned around and ran away decisively.

As I left the house, I finally couldn't suppress the corners of my mouth, and they curled up sharply.

Run quickly, or they'll change their minds!
(End of this chapter)