My Magical Card Tavern

Chapter 59 Actually, I'm a Summoner!

After Mavis left, Gianna looked around, suddenly unsure of what to do.

This is a lie.

Graham must have gone on a mission. The Mage Guild would never send Merlin and his group of mage apprentices and one-star mages to a battlefield like this.

Currently, unless one displays extraordinary talent at the one-star professional level, only a two-star professional can reliably complete one round trip in the current strength of the Dark Forest.

Moreover, a single mission round trip cannot involve encountering such an absurd swarm of insects.

If it weren't for Ginnell being there, that group of adventurers who attacked the skeleton monster would be wiped out by now.

I went to the Church of Holy Light to take a stroll and ask some questions.

The Adventurers' Guild's mobilization this time was larger than expected; at least Ginnell saw several of his former medical colleagues.

There were also Adventurers' Guild staff members who looked at him with awe and automatically stepped aside and bowed their heads to show respect when he approached.

Ginnell wanted to complain, or rather, ask them for clarification, but going to the Church of Holy Light was more urgent right now.

After inquiring about the situation, he still needed to go back to open his shop.

We have the record of the Fate Generator, and we have the swarm, which was even fought by Ginnell with his weapon and magic.

He was going to slap that old man's riddle-like face hard!

With plenty of power, Ginell quickly arrived at the Church of Holy Light, while also noticing a rather unusual place along the way.

Silver Star City remained unchanged, and nothing unusual happened.

No one was discussing the rising prices of basic necessities, nor was anyone discussing how a certain place outside the city had become dangerous.

In short, Silver Star City seems to have done a good job of information isolation. Even though the area below the Dark Forest is about to enter a stage of war, Silver Star City has maintained a peaceful state.

Ginnell arrived at the Church of Holy Light and skillfully went to the Temple of the Goddess of Light, where he found the nun praying beneath the statue.

After Sister Eve finished her prayer, she turned to look at Genele, who had been waiting silently.

"I heard that the Dark Forest has become lively."

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"Child of Holy Light, have you ever felt lost?"

Genele frowned and shook his head in denial.

I'm not confused, after all, the records from the Fate Generator have given enough hints.

But it's true that I was really disgusted by the swarm of insects.

"Madam, I have a question."

"Does the Church of Holy Light have any records about the Dark Forest dungeon, and specifically about its deeper areas?"

According to the records of the Fate Generator, undead monsters like skeletons are just basic monsters in dungeons, or even beginner monsters.

The swarm of insects responsible for gnawing on bones, and the vines that, though not explicitly stated, are recorded as directly extracting the essence of stars from their core, are probably the most significant entities.

Sister Eve smiled and shook her head.

"Of course there are, children of the Holy Light, but those records are not something you can access right now."

"Only when your strength reaches four stars, that is, when your professional certification reaches the middle level, can you obtain the corresponding information access permissions."

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"By the way, this rule applies to the entire continent, and even other races use similar rules."

Ginnell was certain.

Knowing the details is irrelevant, as long as we know it exists, it means there are still some unexplored advanced areas inside the Dark Forest.

"I understand now."

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Genelec nodded.

"Thank you for telling me this."

Having obtained the information he wanted, Ginell didn't ask the blacksmith if he was willing to forge a weapon for him, but simply left.

Sister Eve was about to raise her hand when she noticed that Genele had already walked away, and she couldn't help but chuckle.

She liked Genelec's personality.

As expected of a child for whom even the Holy Light is willing to bestow revelation, even at this moment, he is able to restrain his desire for weapons instead of anxiously inquiring whether his grades have met the standards.

But where is this child going?

Although it hasn't been leaked, the Dark Forest has already entered a state of martial law.

Sister Eve was also thinking that if Ginnell came because of this matter, the Church of Holy Light could arrange food and lodging for her.

However, it now seems that Gianna clearly has his own plans.

"Are you going back?"

On the front lines of the dark, dense forest, Mavis stared wide-eyed at the man playing with acorns in front of him, somewhat bewildered.

"Can't you stay in Silver Star City? It's too dangerous for you to go back now. The association can't send anyone with you."

"I have important business to attend to and cannot see you off."

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Genele waved his hand and explained.

"I have my own way. You don't need to worry about my abilities. I'm just here to ask you to help me get a certificate."

"The area around the entrance is now under control, so it wouldn't be good for me to force my way in."

The thought that the other party was also a mysterious tavern owner made Mavis assume that the tavern had some special methods, or even powerful magical artifacts and alchemical explosives.

Ginnell walked into the dark forest, and Mavis waited outside for quite a while, but didn't hear any particular roaring sound.

Was he wrong?

Is Ginnell planning to force his way in using the power of holy light and magic, and then risk returning home by using the wooden door's ability to keep out monsters?

Could it be a teleportation magic circle?

But just then, a war cry and a stirring song came from inside the dark forest. The sudden commotion made Mavis's face turn serious as she discerned the details mixed in with the sound.

That's not right...

The association has already taken stock of all support personnel and the number of adventurer teams.

Aside from those who tragically died, there should only be Ginell left in the Dark Forest now.

How did they manage to create this level of combat commotion among mercenary teams?

Could it be that he keeps a team of elite mercenaries in the tavern, or even a large mercenary group?

Of course not.

It's just that Ginnar is throwing cards into the dungeon by himself, much like a player who lacks stats, mechanics, and skill, but can make up for it all with spending money.

"I'm sorry, I've been hiding my identity all this time."

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Ginnell stood in the very center of the crowd, looking as relaxed as if he were taking a stroll in a beautiful natural park to digest his food.

"Actually, my main profession is Summoner!"

The mage followers were well protected by the warriors, and beams of novice magic kept flashing, like a slightly stiff army formation advancing.

The orc charging ahead cleaved through the skeleton's bones with a single strike, while the silent hero, wielding a battle blade that foretold victory, stood guard beside Ginnar.

Whether it was a bug falling from above or a bug that crawled out of the ground to attack, it was all taken down by the heroic spirit with a single strike.