"What a magnificent scene." Meilin held the wine glass and looked towards the direction of the Holy Alliance, and said leisurely.

Lois had just put on leather armor, picked up the longbow, and was checking the magic arrows in the quiver. Hearing this, he raised his head, "What a magnificent scene?"

"Have you ever seen mountains turn into troughs? Have you ever seen the ocean evaporate by the scorching sun? Have you ever seen tens of thousands of birds breaking their wings?" Merlin snorted.

This is a popular long poem. Basically every bard on the Dawn Continent can sing it, but it sounds a bit strange if someone sang it in a light tone.

But Lois no longer cared about these small details and said angrily, "When is it that you still have the mood to make such a puzzle for me? I'll ask you again, will you go to Longya Town?"

The fox masked man drank the red wine in his hand, "What am I doing in Longya Town?"

Roy was so upset by his question, "The Magicians Association has received news that those monsters may attack Longya Town tomorrow morning. There are still 20,000 civilians in the town, and those who receive the news have decided to defend the city..."

"Then go, I didn't stop you?" Merlin said strangely.

Lois shivered in anger, "You bastard, your only apprentice is going to fight those monsters, don't you have any ideas?"

"Oh, would you stay if I told you not to go?"

"How could it be that I wouldn't save you! There are 20,000 people there, 20,000!" Lois widened his eyes, "Do you want me to watch them all be killed by those monsters?"

"That's all." The fox-masked man shrugged, "You go."

Lois was furious, "The point is not me at all. If I die, can you, a master, still sleep at night?"

"So I gave you all the best defensive magic weapons in my stock." Someone pointed to the leather armor on the female archer, "Didn't those magic arrows also swept away by you?" Merlin looked like an innocent expression you still missed me.

Lois's patience was finally exhausted by this guy and said straightforwardly, "What about you?"

"Me? What do you want me to do?" The fox-masked monk was confused.

"Didn't you think you'd also contribute to the protection of Longya Town?"

Meilin was about to say shamelessly that I had sent you, but when he looked up and saw the face of his apprentice, he swallowed this sentence wisely, and changed his words halfway, with a serious expression and said, "I can't do it, I have no combat power, and I will drag you back when I go, so I will stay here honestly is the greatest help to you."

Lois doubted the authenticity of someone's words. Thinking about the unfathomable layout of this guy, the terrifying wealth behind him, and the unexplained foresight, it is hard to believe that his strength will be very bad. Not to mention anything else, even the Magicians Association can use money to make a Painte, let alone Merlin, who gave the Sage Stone as a gift, but in the years he has been with someone, Lois has never seen him take action, and never once.

The closest time was when he was shopping, he was provoked by a drunk strong man. As a result, Merlin admitted his timid on the spot, but then secretly ran back and urinated into the quilt of an alcoholic. The whole process was like a childish ghost.

Lois looked suspicious, "You really can't fight?"

The fox masked man smiled bitterly, "Is it fun to pretend to be a grandson? If I really are as powerful as you imagined, I will not be chased by the church in the past few years."

"Well, what you said seems to make some sense, but it doesn't make sense. You obviously have countless means to make yourself powerful." Lois still finds it difficult to understand.

"Well, not everything in this world is consistent with common sense." Meilin drank red wine in small sips, and looked like a lady attending a dinner.

"You can always do something other than fighting."

"for example?"

"For example, disaster relief, resettlement of victims or something."

"Aren't you doing disaster relief already?" The fox masked man said sourly, which made the female archer a little apologize. He thought that the guy in front of him gave the small treasury to him for storage out of trust, but she ignored someone's protest and directly used all the money inside to rescue the displaced refugees.

Although it is certain that this guy is not just a place to save private money, she is in the aftermath of this matter. But when she thinks of the huge crisis that humans are facing, Lois can't help but get angry. In her opinion, with someone's ability, as long as he has the will, he can do more things, rather than just sitting there and continuing to drink his own wine as if nothing is done.

Lois is Merlin's apprentice. In a sense, her three views will also be influenced by someone to a certain extent. Before that, she actually did not disgust the fox masked man's self-protection attitude. However, now that humans have reached the threshold of life and death, she has never longed for Merlin to stand up like she is now.

Because this is a war for everyone.

But this time, Merlin disappointed her.

The fox masked man showed his cruel and ruthless side, as if he didn't care whether humans still had tomorrow. Those casualties, sneak attacked towns, and dead civilians were just a string of cold numbers in his eyes.

Merlin seemed to know what his apprentice was thinking, and sighed, "I told you a long time ago. Don't expect too high to me, otherwise I will disappoint you one day... You don't understand me at all, I have never been a hero, because I don't care about this world at all. I only care about myself from beginning to end."

"But if this world is gone, how should you survive?"

"Many people have their own answers to this question. Vanal V firmly believes that finding Olgard is the key to solving all problems. As stupid as Elwood thinks that as long as you show loyalty, you can get forgiven by the gods. Of course, some people have the same idea as you, such as Da Vinci, the former president of the Magicians Society. To be honest, I admire him and the people on the Council, but I plan to follow their old path. I believe that as smart as I am, I will definitely find my own answer."

Merlin's face was unstable in the night, but what he said from his mouth made Lois feel unprecedentedly cold. The chill rushed from her heels to her head. After a while, the female archer struggled to squeeze out a sentence from the gap between her teeth, "Is this your choice, teacher?"
Chapter completed!