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

Chapter 584 Let Benovia roll up first

"My Lord, can I not go?"

Near the Holy Magic Academy, in Benovia's Happy Hut, Benovia reluctantly put the half-read book into her spatial ring.

After reaching level four, she was free, but also... even more of a couch potato.

She still diligently goes to school to attend classes every day.

However, after the third grade, the number of students still attending classes has generally decreased by one-third.

It's not that this third of them likes to skip classes, but rather that they have all begun to gain experience, and the teaching is not limited to the knowledge in school.

Those who have the opportunity to gain experience are naturally the students with the best grades. Only the third-year students who have not yet entered the second level, or who have barely entered the second level, are still struggling through classes.

Benovia also took the opportunity to go out and gain experience, but in reality she was just slacking off in the Happy House.

She is a fourth-tier mage. Although she hides it from her classmates, her instructors know about it and turn a blind eye to her behavior.

She was happily skipping class to slack off when suddenly she had a flash of inspiration and received divine revelation.

Ross gave her a 'divine decree' that told her to stop slacking off and hurry to the border near Southern City to handle some business.

Benovia left the Happy Hut, pondering the commands and gifts from the gods as she walked.

When Ross delivered the oracle, he also gave Benovia some knowledge, mainly the knowledge of separating pollution from life elements, and incidentally taught her some life magic.

Benovia doesn't have any particular elemental affinity; her affinity for all elements is the same—not particularly high, but not that low either.

This is a good opportunity to learn some life magic.

While observing Ze Lissalind through Celia's side, Ross learned about the Holy Court's plans through Benovia's side.

If Celia couldn't deal with this pollution, then the Knights of Law led by Melina naturally had no ability to deal with this kind of life magic.

Those unstoppable waves of pollution will sweep through Star Ash and spread toward Southland City.

However, the disaster that befell Star Ash Town was secondary. Ross's main concern was that this pollution would enter the Protoss Forbidden Lands and merge with the existing pollution, forming an even larger wave of pollution. At that time, the extent of the damage might sweep across the entire Starfall Continent.

Celia was preoccupied with the matter of the Temple of Resurrection and couldn't spare the time to resist. In addition, she couldn't learn life magic, and learning it through puppets wouldn't be something that could be accomplished in a short time. Therefore, Ross gave Benovia a 'divine oracle' to guide her with the lost knowledge of life magic and to solve the problem of the pollution sweeping through the Protoss Forbidden Land.

"These life magic spells are all ones I've never seen in any magic books. Hmm... if I had the energy, I'd like to learn them all."

Benovia murmured to herself.

After she finished tidying up, she used the Holy Winged Unicorn to take her to the teleportation device in Shining City. With the Holy Lord's authorization, she obtained a free ride on the teleportation device and was teleported to Southern City.

Her arrival was not announced to anyone except Melina, and unlike when Melina came, she was not greeted.

Benovia didn't seem to care.

After leaving, she quickly departed from Southern City, took out her single-person flying vehicle, and arrived at the border camp that Melina was building before nightfall.

Benovia looked towards the elven territory beyond the border and saw that the elven warriors stationed there were watching them intently, their expressions tense. A fourth-tier commander was using a magical megaphone to address the elven warriors, saying that they meant no harm and would not invade elven territory casually; they had only sent so many people to solve a problem that the elves could not solve.

Although he didn't explicitly say whether they would enter the elven territory, every word he said was a veiled sarcasm, implying that the elves were utterly useless and couldn't even solve the pollution problem.

Benovia listened silently for a moment, and thinking of the words of the god, she couldn't help but think, "If I hadn't come, the Knights of the Law would probably have been the ones to be proven wrong later."

Ross told her that the contamination could not be purified using special purification techniques before the life elements were separated.

In other words, Melina and her team were full of confidence and eager to make a big splash, but in the end they faced difficulties and returned to the town in disarray, using the city as their base to fight the pollution.

Benovia's expression was strange, and a peculiar thought popped into her head—

So, Lord Ross sent me here to prevent the Holy Court's Knights of Law from making a fool of themselves?
Although it seems unlikely, such a coincidence is both impossible and improbable.

Benovia's imagination ran wild, and she began to doubt the reality of the gods.

Why would a god whom the Holy Court considers an evil god end up protecting the Holy Court?

Why is it that apart from that one god, no other gods show any signs of performing miracles?
Why did Lord Ross only target the Holy Maiden? Why did the Holy Court regard its own gods as evil gods?

Why……

Ross was speechless as he felt the problems gushing out from Benovia that were even more numerous than pollution.

Fortunately, after successfully establishing a faith connection with Benovia, he didn't act as casually as he did in front of Celia, maintaining the mystique of a deity. Otherwise, he would probably be asked now if he wanted to disconnect.

Fortunately, it was Celia who wasn't very curious back then. She could understand the intention with just a tap, and when she encountered a problem, she would just ask a few questions and then quiet down.

The saying goes, "There's no harm without comparison." Ross was keeping an eye on Benovia's situation, but he only kept an eye on it; he didn't even let Benovia know he was watching.

As for Benovia's concerns, they were merely incidental.

When the pollution spreads to the borders of the Ishtar Empire, it means that the wave of pollution has entered the Protoss forbidden zone.

Ross needs to find a pretext for Benovia to quickly provide support to the Protoss Forbidden Lands.

She's currently in her 'training' period, and although her 'training' mostly involves staying in her happy little house and slacking off, it's still an excuse to go out.

Applying to the school and the Holy See to come to the front lines and help the Knights of the Law clean up the pollution would be a fantastic opportunity for training.

Then, through training, they 'accidentally' discovered that pollution causes anomalies in the Protoss Forbidden Lands. By taking action to resolve the anomalies, the effects of their training were directly multiplied, comparable to the siege of the Deep Sea Alliance. The Protoss Forbidden Lands have always been areas of great importance to the major empires, and the rise and fall of the Protoss Tree to some extent represents the rise and fall of the magic system.

Solving the anomaly in the Protoss Forbidden Land could significantly improve Benovia's standing in the Saintess selection, putting pressure on Celia.

As Celia did more and more, the other candidates for sainthood gradually gave up, with Benovia doing so completely.

As a god, Ross decided to clean up the culture of complacency.

The cleanup will begin in Benovia.

(End of this chapter)