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

Chapter 587 Envy from Benovia

"The pollution should have reached the border by noon today. This pollution won't be easy to resolve... Let's find out more about the situation."

It is now the morning of the second day after we left the Temple of Resurrection.

After leaving the Elf King's City and the Temple of Resurrection, Celia received missed communications from various parties. While calling back to let them know she was safe, she also learned that Vanessa had followed Melina to the border to await the arrival of the contaminant.

I also learned that Benovia had come over.

“I need to talk to Benovia about the pollution situation; maybe she'll know how to fix it.”

Before heading to the source of the pollution, Celia contacted Benovia.

“Celia?”

Benovia's projection appeared before them, and she looked at Celia with a puzzled expression.

“Benovia, I heard from Bishop Melina that you’ve come to the border?” Celia asked.

After leaving the Temple of Resurrection yesterday, Celia contacted Vanessa and learned about Melina's arrival.

She also asked Vanessa to speak to Melina, telling her that the pollution in the Fairy Forest was quite unusual and that she shouldn't be careless.

“Yes, I came here because I received divine revelation,” Benovia said frankly, and tried to observe Celia’s expression through the projection.

But clearly, this is impossible.

"Divine revelation?"

Celia couldn't help but look at Ross in her mind.

But Ross didn't react at all.

So Celia had no choice but to ask, "What did the gods say?"

"He didn't say anything, he just called me over and taught me some life magic, giving me the ability to deal with special contamination."

"That's it, then I'll be relieved."

Celia felt there was something strange about her words.

"By the way, is Celia in the Elf Forest right now?" Benovia asked curiously.

Celia nodded: "Yes, I'm in the Elf Forest, preparing to check on the source of the pollution."

"That's great! As long as the source of pollution is solved, I can go back to reading." Benovia looked delighted.

Celia said, "It's not that simple. This pollution is very special. Even I have a hard time dispelling it... I'm just going over to take a look."

“Celia is a lucky one who received divine blessings, there’s no way she can’t solve this problem.” Benovia blinked.

Celia paused for a moment, then chose to skip the topic: "By the way, what did Bishop Melina say? I spoke with Vanessa's mother last night, asking her to tell Bishop Melina not to underestimate this pollution. What was her reaction?"

Benovia thought for a moment and shook her head: "I didn't see any special reaction. She's very confident, as if she can solve the pollution without me."

"She doesn't need you? Is she planning to kick you out?"

Celia couldn't help but think of the elven elder who followed Elena, the one named Candya, whom she greatly admired.

No wonder someone of the sixth rank can only work as someone else's bodyguard.

The key issue is that they can't even be good bodyguards.

Benovia said, "No, I actually hoped she was really confident and wouldn't let me do anything, just let me stay in the room, but..." Benovia sighed, "Bishop Melina said she looked down on pollution and casually said that pollution could be solved in a minute, while she pulled me out and made me go out with her."

"Wouldn't that be nice?"

"What's good about it? It's not good at all because I couldn't slack off."

"You're always trying to slack off. What if you don't get selected as the Holy Maiden?"

"So what if I lost? Look at what I've done, none of it can compare to what you've done. It was bound to happen sooner or later. Instead of continuing to fight, I might as well just give up."

Benovia took it for granted, and Celia was speechless.

After chatting with Benovia for a while and learning about the specific situation there, Celia disconnected and flew towards the source of the pollution.

Before long, Celia arrived at the source.

Today is the fourth day of the pollution outbreak. The northern part of the Elf Forest has been completely overrun, and the pollution is about to spread to the Orc Empire, the Protoss Forbidden Land, and the borders of the Ishtar Empire.

After surging for so long, the rate of pollution at the source is finally much slower than at its peak, having passed its maximum flow rate. If nothing unexpected happens, it will gradually dry up until it stops.

But at that time, the entire Elven race, along with the entire Protoss Forbidden Lands, would probably be engulfed by the wave of contamination.

If the elves had cooperated properly beforehand, Celia felt the situation would be much better now.

At least it won't spread that quickly.

Even with her and Elena's continuous purification efforts, they couldn't stop the rampant pollution, but they could at least contain some of it.

"Although I despise the elven royal family's behavior, ... if this pollution spreads, it will only harm innocent ordinary people. They have no resistance to pollution, and ordinary people close to the source of pollution are basically unable to resist it, even those on the outskirts will find it difficult to resist..."

Celia murmured to herself as she looked toward the source of the pollution and discovered that an elf's encampment had appeared there.

She crept closer and discovered that many elves were risking their lives to observe and study the pollution.

While observing, she suddenly noticed elves flying out from the huge crack in the source of pollution.

Like cannonballs fired from below, the elves crashed heavily to the ground, only to be pulled along by the waiting ground elves towards their temporary encampment.

Celia sensed the protective array at the outpost and found that it could only resist contamination and could not prevent others from entering or leaving.

However, she did not intend to disturb the elves.

"Judging from the behavior of these elves, they must have received orders from the Elf King to risk their lives to establish a camp and conduct research on the source of pollution at its very root..."

Celia showed admiration.

She could sense that in addition to the main fourth-tier mages, there were also quite a few third-tier and second-tier mages in this camp.

Second-tier mages are basically crippled upon contact with the source of pollution, so they wear special clothing and mainly carry out camp maintenance work.

Nevertheless, it still poses a high degree of danger.

Regardless of their thoughts, Celia felt that their presence here made them more noble than the elven royalty.

After thinking for a moment, Celia quietly entered the camp and secretly cast a purification spell on the elves who had emerged from the source of pollution, allowing the light of the purification spell to quietly enter their bodies and protect their core areas.

After finishing, Celia quietly left the camp without alerting anyone. Then, she bypassed them and went to the other side of the source of pollution.

Looking down into the seemingly bottomless pit of pollution, Celia took a deep breath and leaped into the hole.

(End of this chapter)