Chapter 121
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Ever since Messiah stayed in the Hearthstone Tavern for more than a month, she had developed a certain fear of singing.
Because the only people who could sing in the tavern were the dwarves. After getting a legendary card, they would sing out loud in excitement.
And the dwarves' singing really wanted Messiah to flip the table and shout, "Let's go out and fight!"
That was why Messiah spent most of her time in the Hearthstone Tavern in the morning and afternoon to play a round or two.
At night, the dwarves would collectively go to the Hearthstone Tavern to drink and rub their hearthstones. During this time, her mentor, Hearthstone, would be monitoring the Chaos Demon.
But recently, Hearthstone was learning some "new knowledge" from his old friend at the Patent Conference. Without a choice, Messiah could only assign the monitoring task to other paladins.
In the end, the paladins didn't fare any better than her.
When Myrcella entered the tavern, she saw one of her colleagues playing with a human spellcaster. The human spellcaster was using the thief Valina and was about to win.
No! Now wasn't the time to be concerned about this.
Messiah first glanced at the Hearthstone Tavern. Ever since the demonstration at the World's Fair, the number of customers in the tavern had increased.
Most of the customers in the day were also spellcasters, so she quickly found the source of the singing she heard outside the tavern.
It was an elf. This elf was standing on what seemed to be a temporary stage in the corner of the tavern. The light emitted by a crystal engraved with an illumination spell illuminated the stage.
Her voice slowly echoed in the tavern through the crystal engraved with an amplification spell.
The elf was singing a song that Messiah had never heard before.
The song had a unique charm to it, soothing Myrcella's anger at the insolence of the Inquisitors when they met them.
In Messiah's impression, she had only heard this kind of singing in the Holy City of the Holy Kingdom.
That was the hymn sung by Saintess Heroria and her choir. Every time Messiah listened to it in the Holy City, he could feel all the negative thoughts in his heart being expelled.
This time, she actually heard a song with the same effect in a tavern, although it was far less shocking than hearing it in the Sacred City.
Messiah's gaze didn't stay on the elf for long before he saw Josiah's figure.
Even though the Holy Army, the arch-enemy of the demons, was present, Josiah still appeared in the tavern naturally.
Josiah also noticed Messiah's gaze and turned to look at the female knight.
At this moment, Messiah immediately looked away. Her heart was very complicated. There was a voice in the depths of her heart telling her that she didn't want Josiah to appear here. In this case, the Court of Heresy couldn't do anything to Josiah for the time being.
But the justice in her heart told her that she should bring this dangerous demon to justice as soon as possible!
Josiah's gaze also moved away from Messiah and looked behind Messiah. The female knight seemed to be subconsciously giving Josiah a hint … And this hint made Josiah notice that there were three unfamiliar faces in the tavern.
"Hiri, how about you stay here and look after the tavern today?"
Josiah withdrew his gaze and turned to the female mage beside him.
"What? Isn't Madam Malina here? "
The sharp Hiri quickly noticed the real intention in Josiah's words. She held the magic staff in her hand and whispered to Josiah.
"To be honest, compared to the tavern, I think it's safer to be with you. Even if something happens, I can drag someone down with me." Hiri said.
Josiah and Hiri both lowered their voices when they spoke.
The Frost Elf stood on the temporary stage that Josiah built and softly sang the first line of the song.
Her voice undoubtedly captured the hearts of many people in the tavern.
Taylin was singing a slow version of Let it Go, and she had added the accompaniment with an instrument that she had found somewhere.
Although this performance was a little rushed, the effect was unexpectedly good.
The Frost Elf's voice did have some sort of 'magic'. Together with the slow version of let it go, the characteristics of her voice were completely brought out.
After the Holy Knight walked in, the let it go quickly came to an end.
The moment the Frost Elf finished her performance, many people in the audience gave her affirmation and applause.
Taylin slowly walked from the stage with a slightly uneasy feeling. She arrived in front of Josiah and waited for Josiah's reply.
She did not forget that this impromptu performance was a test given to her by Josiah.
"As for the evaluation, it should be said that it surpassed the original singer. I'm referring to the song that Belle sang during the performance. Compared to the original singer, it was still lacking an excellent accompaniment."
This Frost Elf definitely had the value of being a singer. Her voice had some sort of magic to it.
The other guests in the tavern also looked like they wanted to continue. Although Taylin did not tell them her name, during the performance, Taylin felt that the World Tree's seed had received some sort of nourishment.
However, performing in the tavern did not provide much nourishment for the World Tree. Taylin needed a wider platform.
"Pass. It's almost time for the filming of 'This Demon Is Not Too Cold'. You should go back and tell your friends that you're safe or something."
Josiah did not intend to stay in the tavern any longer. However, there were a few people in the tavern who did not wish for the Frost Elf to leave.
"Don't stop …"
A slightly impatient voice suddenly sounded from the corner of the tavern. A man stood up, clutching his forehead with a pained expression on his face.
This sudden and slightly crazy voice caused the Frost Elf beside Josiah to take a few steps back.
However, before Josh could do anything, a spell caster wearing a mage robe sitting next to him in the tavern, who looked rather old, patted his shoulder.
"Young man, don't be so impatient …"
There were some teasing voices in the tavern. Taylin's voice was indeed amazing. Moreover, Taylin was a beautiful girl. If the spellcasters were ten years younger, they would definitely be like her.
In fact, some of the younger spellcasters in the tavern already had the intention of hitting on Taylin.
"Get lost."
However, he seemed to have lost his mind. He shook off the old man's arm that was on his shoulder and walked towards the Frost Elf.
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