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Chapter 571 Your purification is just pouring it into the air?

Conventional purification techniques can effectively disperse pollution.

Originally, Celia did not know why the purification spell could dispel the demonic energy pollution that also belonged to power.

It wasn't until Ross taught her a purification technique specifically designed to combat pollution that she understood that the purification method involved re-merging magic power and demonic energy to create another harmless force.

However, the fusion of magic and pollution accounts for a small percentage; only divine power can fully merge with pollution.

Therefore, while some of the pollution is restored, the rest will be banished to the abyss.

The abyss was originally a place where the ancient gods banished the corrupt, so naturally they wouldn't waste time and effort studying how to restore the corrupted.

Or rather, no one is willing to restore it.

Celia didn't know the specific reason.

Because Ross didn't say.

It's just that this isn't her current area of ​​expertise.

In Celia's original plan, even if the Elven race did not use purification magic, they should use a unique spell similar to purification magic to banish the pollution into the abyss.

Until she saw what the elven elder was doing...

The elven elder unleashed terrifying natural magic, violently colliding with the surrounding pollution.

Subsequently, a large amount of pollution was ejected and rushed into the sky.

When pollution is carried to a certain height, some of it is naturally absorbed by the abyss, while the rest merges into the air.

As the concentration decreases, the density and transparency of the fog also decrease.

Celia fell silent.

The Elven method of dispelling pollution is like dumping sewage into the ocean, relying entirely on the ocean's purifying power to clean up the pollution.

Ross was speechless. "What's the difference between this and dumping nuclear waste into the ocean?"

Celia had grown accustomed to the strange metaphors that Ross would occasionally come up with.

She watched carefully for a moment, then shook her head: "If it's a normal concentration of pollution, this method might be able to disperse it, but..."

The pollution here is like a major artery has been severed; pollutants carrying vital elements are surging forth, and it remains at its maximum flow rate, showing no signs of abating.

“If they disperse it like this, I’m afraid the entire Elf Forest will be shrouded in pollution,” Celia said with some concern.

She was considering whether to secretly use a purification spell to dispel some of the pollution.

After Elena separated the life elements from the pollution, her special purification technique could deal with that pollution, and was even more effective than purification techniques used elsewhere.

But if used now, given the Elven race's xenophobic sentiments, it would likely be quickly labeled as a 'lackey of the Holy Court' and expelled.

After all, this kind of purification spell that is destructive to pollution is currently only possessed by the Holy Court, and not just anyone can learn it. Not only does it require a divine affinity, but it also requires some secondary conditions that Celia completely does not understand.

Simply put, it depends on fate.

When the time is right, you'll learn it.

If the time isn't right, even divine affinity can't help it.

Celia looked at Ross and couldn't help but ask, "Lord Ross, do you think this trend of pollution spreading will engulf the entire Elf Forest?"

Ross smiled slightly: "More than that, this is on the outer edge of the Elven Forest, near the Protoss Tree. If we don't stop it, it could even spread to your hometown." As he spoke, Ross added with a smile: "But it's only a possibility. Although the Elven people's purification method has some problems, it still has some effect. It's not certain that it will cross the Protoss Forbidden Land and run to Star Ash Town on the other side."

Celia closed her eyes, took a deep breath, then opened them and said, "Although some elves are annoying, if we let them purify as they please, the pollution here will quickly sweep across the entire world, and by then it will be too late to do anything."

She quietly left, muttering to herself, "To prevent Starash Town from being affected, and to save the world, I'll intervene a little... I hope the elves won't be ungrateful."

Soon, Celia left Elena and the others and went to a secluded spot behind them.

Elena's separation efficiency was very high because it wasn't a direct purification. It seemed that there was something special about her that bypassed the pollution around her and was completely separated.

Celia sensed it and found that the separated area was quite large, like a V-shape, with the range increasing further back.

"Just here."

Celia flew high into the sky, her body radiating a powerful light of purification magic.

Under the light, the pollution that was originally sweeping in all directions quickly formed a pollution-free vacuum zone around it, like a Creeper encountering a cat.

The area was getting bigger and bigger, and Celia, who was focused on purification, didn't even notice it because the purification effect was so good that it was almost approaching Elena's location.

The sudden change quickly attracted the attention of the sixth-tier elven elder. She looked up and, through the thick gray fog, could vaguely see a strong light coming from behind.

Under the light, she could feel the pollution churning violently, like ice and snow being roasted over a raging fire, rapidly melting and disappearing. The elven elder and the other fifth-tier elves responsible for purification exchanged glances, looking at each other in bewilderment.

The elven elder stopped the largely pointless 'purification' work and said to the others, "It seems someone has come to help us. You all continue, I'll go see who it is."

An elven mage said, "Judging from the magical fluctuations, it seems to be a holy purification spell. The effect is so good, could it be that the Holy Court sensed the situation here and sent someone specifically to help?"

The elven elder shook his head: "It shouldn't be, otherwise it would be an invasion."

After saying that, she rushed over and quickly crossed the churning polluted area to reach the cleared high altitude.

From afar, she saw a figure floating above the forest.

After reaching the fourth tier, mages can rely on their extremely high mana reserves to use flight spells and travel through the air without needing a flying vehicle.

However, under normal circumstances, people still prefer to use aircraft for flying because it consumes less energy and allows them to do other things.

The sixth-tier creature had excellent eyesight; even from a great distance, the elven elder could see the target's appearance.

She breathed a sigh of relief when she saw the other person's pointed ears.

Although she felt it probably wasn't someone from the Holy Court, she was also afraid that someone from the Holy Court might actually come.

Fortunately, it wasn't human; it was an unfamiliar elf.

"Ok?"

The elven elder suddenly frowned.

She felt that the elf looked somewhat familiar, as if she had seen him somewhere before.

"Perhaps we met somewhere before," the elven elder murmured to himself, paying no heed.

She flew over slowly and soon arrived beside Celia. When she realized that she could not sense Celia's presence through the Elf Forest's senses, her expression changed.

"A half-elf? A dark elf?"

(End of this chapter)