Wizard: The exploration panel keeps me pure.

On the battlefield, everyone was baffled by the figures that appeared, wondering why these guys suddenly appeared and were saying things they couldn't understand.

Philomey, Elend, Vassim, and Adele stood separately.

And then there's Ryan, someone they don't even know.

Everyone's attention was drawn to them, wondering what had happened.

Ron, on the other hand, seemed to have guessed the whole story from Elend's previous words. He looked in Adele's direction with a serious expression, then silently stood behind the person next to him without saying a word.

Ryan, or rather the Moon Goddess, naturally noticed his little commotion. She glanced at him indifferently, said nothing, and let him go.

Meanwhile, Erend continued his incessant chatter, showing no sign of stopping.

"Where are Bohemian, Davino, and Allyton? Didn't they come?"

Bohemians - the sage of the sea, Davinus - the god of wisdom, and Eridon - the god of commerce and industry.

Erende looked at the fact that there were only eight gods in the entire world, including himself, and now there were five, leaving three short. Naturally, he became curious.

After all, logically speaking, those three guys wouldn't be unaware of such a big matter, especially Elliton, who is the god in charge of commerce and industry, and whose influence can be said to extend throughout the entire Eastern Continent.

The other party should be the first to know about even the slightest disturbance.

But the other party didn't show up for such a big event today, which naturally attracted the attention of Elend, or rather, the war master Osdor who was controlling his body at the moment.

As he spoke, he glanced in Ron's direction.

Of course, this was just Ron's own feeling; the other party was definitely not looking at him, but at the moon goddess in front of him—Lady Selidewyn.

The woman naturally noticed the other person's gaze.

He didn't say anything, just kept a cold face, his eyes fixed on Erend, who was speaking, his indifferent expression as if he hadn't heard what the other person said at all.

"Sigh, you're still so cold-hearted, Ms. Moon. How can you possibly discuss the young gentleman's feelings for you when you're like this?"

Although he saw the expression on the woman's face, Elend seemed completely unconcerned.

He continued to do as he pleased, standing in the circle of people talking to himself.

Everyone was shocked by his arrogant attitude and couldn't understand why this guy had suddenly changed his behavior.

He used to be a bit annoying when he talked, but now he's become even more annoying.

Of course, Ron was not among these people.

He had a rough idea of ​​what had happened, so when the other person said those words, he glanced cautiously at the person standing in front of him.

Seeing that the other party did not make any move, he breathed a slight sigh of relief.

Give me back those two items.

Just then, the other person's voice came through. Unlike the slightly languid and charming tone she had used before, this woman's voice now carried a clear hint of cold anger.

"What are you thinking about? Hurry up and bring it over."

Ron stared at the other person's back for a moment, lost in thought. In that brief moment, the voice came again, its tone even colder.

He immediately felt a tremor in his heart and dared not delay any longer.

He quickly retrieved the two treasures that the person had previously lent him from his spiritual sea.

The Sacred Forge

[Eternal Rest in the River]

Two beams of light, one black and one red, emerged from his body and slowly flew to the goddess's front.

Just as she was about to merge into the other's body, Seridwin frowned and carefully examined the River of Eternal Slumber, which had already turned into black light.

That one glance was enough to make her face immediately darken:

"What did you do to it?!"

Ron was taken aback by the question, wondering what he had done to offend the other person.

Could it be that he wants to use this as an excuse to vent his anger on himself?

He guessed what was going on in his mind, but quickly replied, "Respected Lady Moon, thank God, I have kept these two items you entrusted to me safe and sound. Even in the battle just now, I only borrowed them for a short while and didn't dare to use them much. How could I possibly do anything to them?"

His words were truly heartfelt.

I really didn't do anything. If the other party misunderstands me now, then the outcome won't be good.

Ron felt a little helpless at this moment, even though what he returned was exactly the same as what the other party had lent him before.

How come in their mouths it became what he did to a river?

What can a river do?

Although he really wanted to ask the other person that question, he knew that if he said it now, he would definitely not get any credit, so he simply lowered his head and pretended to be a quail.

Selene first frowned and carefully examined the red orb in her hand, then glanced thoughtfully at Ron, a dangerous glint in her eyes.

Finally, she sighed, as if resigned to her fate: "It's dirty. I don't want it anymore, you can keep it."

Ron looked at the red ball of light that was being thrown at him.

She glanced at Ms. Moon, whose face had regained its indifferent expression, with some disbelief, seemingly still not understanding what the other party had just said.

"You mean you're giving me this treasure?"

His tone was filled with shock.

"Yeah, you've ruined it. What good can something be after you men have ruined it? I don't want it anymore. Remember to find me a similar treasure later."

"Oh, right. I need it clean."

After confirming the other party's words once again, Ron's feelings were a mixture of excitement and worry.

It's not that I don't want the other party's treasure.

After all, he had found it quite useful before, and it would be a real shame if such a good thing wasn't his own.

As he was returning it, he imagined countless times in his mind, "I wish this thing were mine."

But when the other party actually gave him this treasure, Ron didn't want it anymore.

Simply put, it's eye-catching.

He had heard Fiona say that the entire assessment was being broadcast live. If those officially recognized wizards outside saw this woman give him this treasure, he would face more than just the person behind that incident when he emerged.

It's possible that by then, at least half of the official wizards in the entire Red Moon Tower will become greedy for themselves.

He had no desire to be a treasure-delivering boy.

Moreover, did this woman really give it to herself for such an absurd reason as "I got it dirty"?

Even the idea of ​​"giving" Ron was hard to believe.

He strongly suspected that there was some secret behind this that he was unaware of.

Just as he was about to refuse, in the instant his eyes met the other person's, Ron instinctively took the [Eternal Sleep River] into his spiritual sea.

"Oh my, Celestine, if I'm not mistaken, that thing is the River of Eternal Sleep, isn't it? Don't you always bathe in it? What, trying to give your bathwater to your little lover? Heh, you young people really know how to have fun."

A teasing voice rang out from not far away.

Upon hearing this, Ron immediately lowered his head, not daring to look the person in the eye, fearing that the other party might become angry and leave him there.