Frilian at Elden Ring

emotion?

Frilian never considered such things; it was simply about facing difficulties together, and a bond forged in life and death was far more genuine than any of those complicated relationships.

As for the inexplicable assumption that the Soul King and the Moon Princess will unite, that is true, but how to deal with the Law Ring and other grand issues like the law are not in their considerations and are still a long way off.

The two people involved are not the type to focus on emotions.

The silver-haired girl looked around.

"Alright, hand over all the administrative matters concerning the Magic Academy and complete the handover as soon as possible."

"Yes, ma'am. I'll move it to the main archives for you right away."

After saying that, Edgar and the others hurriedly began to work. It was not easy to collect the relevant documents for His Majesty to review, but fortunately, with the cooperation of the mages and nobles, the process went relatively smoothly.

As for the Great Archives, it refers to the newly opened room, which houses a large number of magic books that Frilian has her eye on. It seems she will spend some time there.

"It's really unlike you that you're taking the initiative to handle these tedious tasks."

Melina exclaimed, "What changed you?"

"This is all Markit's fault for mobilizing so many troops. He made me realize that no matter what, we can't treat this as an adventure for one person. The threat of the enemy will affect everyone, and we should spend some of our efforts on the recuperation and development of the controlled areas."

Are you under pressure?

"Not really, what's really putting pressure on me is the upcoming research."

The two walked towards the Full Moon Queen's room, which was filled with the special aura of the Great Rune.

Its peculiarity lies in the fact that it is not deeply integrated with its owner, so it can be taken without killing the other party, and even the amber can be studied independently. In the future, those who want to take it will have one less reason to kill Renara.

I wonder if this counts as Ladagan's good intentions?

Human hearts are unpredictable; who knows what this complex second-generation King of Elden is plotting? Anyway, I'll take the Great Rune.

Upon entering the tower room, they found the Full Moon Queen fast asleep, cradling Amber in her arms, surrounded by her apprentices who seemed less hostile than before, even displaying a sense of warmth.

They knew that Frilian was a good magician who could help them.

"You're quite popular."

"Everyone gets what they need, and treating them also allows me to understand the secrets of life."

Whether a case is a failure or a success, she considers it valuable material that she must thoroughly study to understand why it failed or succeeded; otherwise, she risks making mistakes and causing serious trouble.

Melina watched as the silver-haired girl squatted in front of the amber, examining it closely, and even took out her staff to channel magic, so she stopped disturbing her.

What would it feel like to have a body again?

Although I kept reminding myself not to have too high hopes so I wouldn't be disappointed, I couldn't help but be surprised by the serious performance of the person who had faded from the picture, and felt that there was a chance.

Actually, you can also have a body if you go to the foot of the golden tree.

Unfortunately, the royal army's arduous journey didn't offer a chance, and who knew when it would finally happen. Besides, Melina felt that having a physical body would allow her to unleash more power, which would be best if it could help Frilian.

For example, prayer.

She still had faith in healing prayers, at least that they could reduce the burden on the Faded Ones during large-scale legion battles, and that her own prayers would be enough to handle the situation on their own.

Of course, all of this is predicated on the successful development of the technology for creating physical bodies.

Little did she know that Frillie was about to encounter an obstacle.

"That's strange, why can't I trigger the secret technique... There must be some kind of medium, right?"

But all my magic attacks have no effect. Could it be that these apprentices' bodies just appeared out of thin air? Impossible! When in doubt, ask other players. As a character with a fixed position, they should have plenty of advice.

[Mother-in-law, for Lani's sake, let's not take this fragment. We're all family anyway.]

[It's possible that Radagan was coerced; otherwise, why would he leave his wife and run away? There must be a mastermind behind this.]

I subscribe to the "scumbag man hypothesis".

I subscribe to the theory of the Minotaur.

Wait a minute, why can't I be reborn?

[You're not eligible. You need to use a Teardrop Larva. If you've fought a lot of monsters along the way, it'll definitely drop, and you can use it now. Logically, the Queen should use it to recreate characters.]

Why can't I sculpt it myself? I want to change the appearance of this ancient god.

Why can't Melina be given a second chance? You don't have enough freedom.

[Does the Fire Seed Girl need a physical body to burn the tree? Or will her soul work too? I just want to see the full power of Melina, she's definitely demigod level.]

I don't know, I'll cook it myself.

If we could preserve souls like some of the technologies in Dark Souls, and with an overpowered item like the Teardrop Larva, wouldn't it be possible to resurrect them?

Correct!

These ideas inspired Frillie's research direction, leading her to understand the subject from the perspective of reshaping the physical body. Fortunately, she did possess this material—three of them in total. She hadn't known its use when the monster dropped it, but now the answer was finally revealed.

She took out a teardrop-shaped larva, semi-solid and semi-liquid, which felt soft and squishy when wrapped in her palm.

“Melina, try to infuse your soul energy into it, and I will guide you.”

Upon hearing this, the witch readily agreed and immediately felt a wisp of energy being drawn to the teardrop larva, even resonating with the Great Rune. No, are you serious?

Will it work?

I initially thought I could ignore it, but when Frilian pulled my hand to touch the prop, my heart stirred. I didn't feel anything special about it, I just realized how small, soft and boneless her hand was, as cool as jade...

The immense magical power was further channeled in the next moment.

The silver-haired girl, completely focused, didn't have time to think and used her magic to connect the teardrop and the power of the Great Rune in one breath.

She frowned slightly. Why was there no response from Melina's soul? Could it be that the difference in their social status was preventing it?

why?

"If I'm not mistaken, Melina, you're someone important."

Suddenly, the Full Moon Queen opened her eyes and murmured, "This child is special; ordinary methods are unlikely to work. You need more Great Runes, more Tears, and a more complete life magic."

After she finished speaking, she fell asleep again, and at the same time, the resonance that had finally risen was interrupted.

The abruptly stopped magic sent shockwaves through the ceiling, releasing light that rippled across the spire of the magic academy, accompanied by a rumbling sound.

People are used to it by now; His Majesty is probably doing some new research again. Could it be some kind of life-saving magic? You're quite the genius to be able to turn even this kind of gentle magic into this.

Smoke and dust filled the Queen's room.

In the mist, Frillie stood up, fanning herself as she did so, her hair standing on end in curls, a look of regret on her face.

"Unfortunately, it's not possible at the moment. It's feasible in principle, and there's a mechanism for it, but the gap lies in the numerical aspects; the stargazers are too weak."

"It's okay, don't put too much pressure on yourself."

"I've always wanted to ask you, Melina, how much do you really know about your origins? Putting aside the possibility of a conspiracy, you can't avoid this issue when it comes to creating a body."

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Chapter 120 New Module.

"I don't know, because most of my memories are sealed, as are my powers."

Melina couldn't help but cover her tattooed left eye.

"...I can sense its immense power, but I don't know how to use it. No, even if I regain my memories, it's probably just a set of instructions; I know nothing about the cause and effect."

"For example, if I have a task that requires a huge sacrifice, I just need to do it, and I don't need to know the deeper reasons for the sacrifice."

Upon hearing this, Frillie's expression turned cold, and a flash of anger appeared in her eyes.

It wasn't the witches she was targeting, but the forces behind them; she hated the atmosphere of conspiracy and the fact that it was directed at those around her.

"That's it."

"There's no way to produce more tears and more runes in a short time, but I will study the life arcane arts carefully. This will take time. I've gained a lot today; at least I've figured out that the direction is feasible."

Cultivating magic is fraught with difficulties; being able to verify its feasibility is half the battle won.

The only downside today was that I've confirmed there's some kind of scheme behind my proxy witch.

She trusted Melina completely; after spending so much time together, she was sure she could tell the difference between genuine and feigned feelings. Her only fear was that Melina might suddenly change, which would be troublesome; she always felt there was a hidden danger...

Forget it.

When Frilian was sworn to serve the Beast Torret, who was touted as the chosen king, she knew that the script was different from the other Faded Ones.

Since we've already been targeted, what's the point of worrying? Just accept it. There's no need to fuss over it; there's no need to exhaust yourself on the journey of magical games, especially since power is the only reason to be king.

She picked up several thick notebooks from the ground.

Most of them are about life secrets, enough to study for quite some time.

What if you taught me soul magic?

Melina had a sudden inspiration: "At least let me help you a little, and then we can learn the secrets of life together."

"Worth a try."

"At least let me be able to use some prayers in a soul state so that you suffer less."

Suddenly, Frilian looked directly into her eyes and smiled meaningfully: "You weren't this proactive before, you gave off a resolute vibe. This change is good, you won't be easily manipulated anymore."

"...Your look made me think something had suddenly happened."

The two smiled at each other and felt a sense of relief. Although the experiment was unsuccessful, the distance between their hearts was shortening. Otherwise, they would never have had any tacit understanding if they had remained so distant.

"Finally, I'd like to test the resonance between the Great Runes. I've heard they have the power to repair magic rings. Is that true or not?"

She actively manifested the Great Rune of Grik, or as it is now called, the Great Rune of Frilian.

hum!

Fragments from the Elden Ring connected with each other, their energy surging to an exaggerated level in an instant. The entire library roared, causing the foundation and even the building itself to shake violently, revealing a glimpse of the world's greatest power.

It yearns to reunite, and the stronger side has a greater attraction. This Great Rune, which does not belong to the broken one, is actually actively moving closer to the silver-haired girl.

Upon seeing this, Frillie quickly cut off the contact.

With a loud bang, it stopped abruptly, and the energy surge disappeared.

On one hand, she promised to leave the Great Rune to the Full Moon Queen; on the other hand, she sensed that this body couldn't accommodate it. Merging with the Stargazer account would be safer, but the stats weren't enough; she needed further enhancement…