Invincible Hero of Necromancer Chapter 334: Psalm 3

?"The Psalm concludes that when the war was over, Eri returned to peace. To these centaurs, the elves no longer held hostility to them, but recognized them as Eri creatures."?

"A product of pure love, the Silva Centaur is half centaur, half elf, and has the advantages of both without retaining their disadvantages. The Silva Centaur is not seen as a kind of monsters, but admired by creatures of both races."

"In the days that followed, with the first Silva centaur as a guide, after a long contact, the elves and centaurs began to live in harmony.

"And the consciousness of combining souls into one has also been passed down. Many elves with pure hearts will also perform this ritual with centaurs. The number of Silva centaurs is increasing. The race also grew stronger."

"This is the story written in the Psalms."

After telling the story contained in the Psalms, Rowling stopped speaking. As if thinking of something, Rowling just looked at Rhodes, waiting for his answer.

At this time, Rhodes' attention was completely focused on the picture that appeared on the last page of the Psalm.

Due to the age of the Psalms, the pages of the book have long been yellowed, and some parts of the book are dilapidated. However, Rowling did not encounter any obstructions in the process of telling, but told the whole story according to her own understanding. come out.

Lord noticed that the picture on the last page of the Psalm was very dim due to its long existence, but it was still able to see the clear outline.

Shown in this picture is a powerful centaur. There are two heavy battle axes hanging beside it, and both hands are drawing a longbow with fine carvings, but the patterns on it can no longer be seen clearly.

What attracted Rhodes most was the centaur's face.

In the picture, the centaur's face is covered by a mask. Through the vague pattern, Rhodes confirmed that the mask on his face should be the one the centaur leader once wore.

The centaur's ears are also detailed behind the mask. Unlike regular centaurs, which have human-like ears, they are extremely pointed and long, apparently the ears of elves.

In this drawing, the centaur's muscles are very clearly outlined, maintaining a sprinting stance, as if dealing with its foe.

Through the records in the Psalms, Rhodes knew that what was recorded on this painting should be the first Silva centaur, that is, the product of the combination of elves and centaurs.

When Rhodes learned the entire story recorded in the Psalms, his thoughts changed a little.

Rhode did not pay too much attention to the stories recorded in the psalms, but instead focused his attention on a problem that appeared in the psalms.

Rhod couldn't help but ponder deeply about this.

After waiting in place for a while, Rowling still didn't get Rhode's answer. In Rowling's eyes, Rhode seemed to be lost in thought.

In Rowling's mind, Rhodes, like herself, was also infected by the plot of this story and moved by their romance.

At this point, Rowling said, "It's a beautiful romance, isn't it? The ending is equally satisfying. It's a good story."

Speaking, as if thinking of something, a smile appeared on Rowling's face.

Lord, who was thinking, turned around immediately after hearing what Rowling said. After understanding what Rowling meant, Rhode shook his head and asked:

"Haven't you noticed that there is an obvious anomaly in this story?"

Hearing Rhode's question, Rowling looked a little puzzled and asked, "What's abnormal? You mean, after they merged into one, they came to the battlefield and ended the turning point of this battle?"

"Wrong, it's not an anomaly. The real anomaly should have happened to the witch in the story."

Rod rejected Rowling's answer and continued:

"The special ritual that the witch taught him changed the ending of the whole story. If the witch hadn't taught him this ritual after the elf rescued the witch, even if he had the centaur, it would not have been possible. The ending recorded in the Psalms ends the war."

"In the Psalms, this witch is just a simple record, as if her appearance was just to teach the elf to perform a ritual. But in fact, this witch is the one you should be a spellcaster. Note."

"This sorcery, which combines the souls of two creatures into one, is not much better than necromancy. Even in the underground world where sorcerers exist, this sorcery It is also a taboo-like existence, how can a witch who can easily master this kind of magic knowledge be simple?"

"To master this level of magic knowledge, it is impossible to achieve purely theoretical research. If there is no experiment with a large number of creatures, it will never be possible to obtain this kind of ritual, let alone Teach it to elves who have no foundation."

"You can't imagine how many creatures need to be sacrificed just for this hex ritual. To be able to do this, the strength of this witch can be imagined. According to her strength, as long as she If you want, you can't be caught by a group of villagers."

"If the content recorded in the Psalm is true, I prefer to believe that this is a temptation, or even a secret invasion of Eli, by the underground world of witchcraft~IndoMTL.com~ On the contrary, for this whole story, Psalm There are detailed records, and even some secret information, including this black magic ritual, are completely recorded."

"If the story in the psalm is not made up by the bard, then its author should be the witch in the story."

Speaking out what he saw in the story, Rhode ignored Rowling, who was a little stunned, and took the psalm from her hand instead.

In fact, if the picture of the centaur did not appear on the last page of the book, Rhodes might really think that the story in the Psalm was completely fabricated, and because of its age, Rhodes did not have any The way to verify, can only rely on their own guesses.

However, when Rhode noticed the picture, Rhode realized that the story in the poem was most likely true. In the picture, the treasure on the centaur had been tried by himself. their power.

Being able to accurately record the styles of these treasures may have explained something to Rhodes.