Behind the scenes.
"Taylin, are you alright?"
Josiah arrived at the venue prepared behind the scenes and found that Taylin, who was about to go on stage, was clutching her chest with a pained expression.
"Her body has gathered too much power of faith. The number of Children of Chaos … is so … terrifying."
Accompanying Taylin was Priest Olanca, a Dark Wood Elf who had rushed over from Falosi.
For this concert, Josiah had invited many guests, including two former singers of the "Singer of the World", and one of them was the champion, Luvita.
"Too many?" Josiah walked up and looked at Taylin.
She had already changed into a pure white dress made of light muslin. Even though this Frost Elf was clutching her chest with a pained expression, there was still a different kind of beauty to her.
"Taylin, do you need to rest?"
Josiah did not expect the World Tree to be "full".
"No, Mr. Josiah … Everyone is waiting for me."
Taylin took a few deep breaths to calm the discomfort in her body and said to Josiah.
The amount of nutrients the holy tree absorbed was dozens of times more than before, and this was before the concert started.
This feeling made Taylin very tired, but she had to hold on … Taylin knew that if this concert was a success, the holy tree would officially take root in the ground.
"Alright, Priest Olanca, please help me keep an eye on her," Josiah said to the Dark Wood Elf beside him and let go of Taylin's hand.
"It'll be fine, Mr. Josiah." Taylin turned around and gave Josiah a smile, then stood on the temporary "lift".
Josh watched as the elevator that Taylin was standing on slowly ascended. That frail girl from back then had grown into a goddess in the eyes of everyone.
This gave Josiah a mysterious sense of accomplishment.
Taylin had already taken the stage, and Josiah also closed his eyes. With the ability given by the Venerated Skeleton, he started to broadcast the entire concert from the perspective of the daytime banshee photographers.
… …
Taylin gently covered her chest with her left hand. As the stage rose, she felt her vision begin to blur.
However, the darkness that shrouded Taylin's vision was quickly dispelled by the starry lights on the field.
There were really … so many people here.
Taylin looked at the light gathering below in disbelief. This reminded Taylin of her youth. When she was young, she used to sit on a tree branch with her parents and look up at the sky.
The pitch-black night sky was also dotted with stars.
It would be great if they could also see this scene.
As Taylin listened to the cheers from the audience, her nose felt a little sour, but she quickly discarded the timidity and uneasiness in her heart.
Because the music had started, she must go all out.
The first song Josiah chose was very simple. It was so simple that anyone could sing it. It was "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star."
It was a well-known song on Earth. Taylin sometimes chose this song as a lullaby at night.
Now … this song was reinterpreted by the Venerated Skeleton, giving it a new feeling.
The Venerated Skeleton's Ghost Orchestra behind her began to play, and the lights turned dark again.
The audience could only see Taylin standing on the stage with the faint light. The only thing they could hear was Taylin's singing.
This was indeed a quiet and simple song, but the simpler it was, the more it tested the singer's foundation.
Taylin's singing was undoubtedly perfect. The originally noisy audience was completely immersed in a quiet and peaceful atmosphere.
All the audience waved the glowing sticks in their hands along with Taylin's singing.
The starlight seemed to fall from the sky and be held in everyone's hands.
This song was not long. When the last lyric was sung, Taylin listened to the cheers and applause that almost overflowed the magic arena.
She had a feeling that everything was unreal.
When her tribe was swallowed by the Grey Fog, Taylin experienced the most painful period. She was homeless at night, accompanied by the wind and snow. Whether she could survive tomorrow was a problem.
Even if she was lucky enough to meet Black Swan in the end, she was still the most inconspicuous in the entire troupe.
But Taylin persisted, and she was lucky enough to meet Josiah.
Josiah once told Taylin that this concert would be recorded and seen by people all over the world over time!
Including … those guys from the Kingdom of Saint and the Court of Heresy!
So in the next song, Taylin gave it to those who had destroyed everything she cherished.
It was called "Titanium." Josiah said that this song was written by a great female singer.
The meaning of this word was told to her by Josiah, which was an invincible metal!
When the melody sounded, the surrounding darkness was instantly dispelled by the dazzling light. Taylin, dressed in a white dress, stood in front of everyone.
The audience gave the singer the most enthusiastic cheers.
The quiet atmosphere was swept away, and the lights on the stage showed a warm color. Taylin also released the anger and sadness in her heart through this song.
There were some words in the lyrics of the whole song that Taylin had never heard before, but the sentence "You knocked me down, but I won't give up …" was enough.
The accompaniment of the song was the sound effect that Josiah studied for a long time with the Venerated Skeleton. It was also a sound effect that Taylin had never heard before. Josiah called it 'electronic sound.'
When the song was completely played, the audience couldn't help but jump with the rhythm!
This song was much more difficult to sing than "Twinkle Little Star." When Taylin sang the song completely, she couldn't help but gasp slightly.
At the same time, the heavy feeling in her chest became more and more obvious.
The power of faith coming from all directions completely exceeded the limit that an individual could bear.
The white cat suddenly appeared in the corner of the stage. It looked up at Taylin. Even if it didn't speak, Taylin understood its meaning, which was "Do you want to take a break?"
Taylin shook her head slightly. The second song also came to an end at this time. Her eyes were focused on the audience.
Whether it was singing this song with her loudly, whispering along with the song, or simply waving the glowing short stick in their hands, the audience below was enjoying this evening.
When Taylin finished singing, she could still hear someone calling her name below.
It's time to say hello to everyone.
Taylin adjusted her breathing and picked up the microphone engraved with a strong sound inscription in her hand.
"Good evening! Noland! "
The entire magic arena echoed with her greeting voice, which was then replaced by the audience's cheers again.
"I …" Before Taylin could say anything else, another wave of cheers came.
It was a very awkward scene, but Taylin couldn't help but laugh. Her smile was captured by the huge projection screen on the stage behind her and clearly displayed in front of the audience.
Taylin adjusted her tone again and found a suitable time to end the cheers.
"I'm Taylin!"
Today, Taylin changed her quiet temperament and walked directly to the front of the T-shaped stage with elegant steps and said her name loudly.
The audience stood on both sides of the stage. Taylin smiled and greeted them. When she walked to the front of the stage, Taylin waved to the audience sitting in the auditorium.
Another wave of cheers formed a wave of heat, which lasted for a long time before gradually subsiding.
"I bet this night is definitely the most glorious night of my life." Taylin said loudly to everyone. "Thank you all for coming and supporting me all this time!"
After the greeting was over, the music started to play.
"I don't know if everyone here remembers a story that I once told. It is also one of my favorite stories."
Without waiting for Taylin to give any hints, the audience below guessed what Taylin was going to sing just by listening to the prelude.
She could already hear someone shouting 'Romeo and Juliet'.
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