Knights and Magic Wand
Chapter 335 - 335 164 Miss You Foot Man_2

335: Chapter 164 Miss You, Foot Man_2 335: Chapter 164 Miss You, Foot Man_2 The existence mentioned in the folk legends of the continent was also a real and intelligent species, not a fabricated myth.

Of course, the term “Elf” that was used by Leon was his own interpretation.

Pointed ears, beautiful appearance, longevity…

For Leon personally, there was no more appropriate title than “Elf” from his previous life.

In the Mage Tower Library, there were special local terms for these beautiful, long-lived creatures with pointed ears.

However, unlike the ancient language with direct terms like “Helarn” or “dwarfs,” which nearly bore a derogatory simplicity.

That species, similar to the elves from Leon’s memories of his former life, was respectfully referred to as “Isulan” by the Lorelettians.

Meaning “elder” or “ancient one,” and also carrying the implication of a mentor.

In Lorelettian history, the elves of Isulan who lived on the Big Ark and the Floating Islands were said to have aided the Lorelettian ancestors in exploring the ways of magic.

Their interaction was close until the Lorelettians eventually outstripped the ancient elves in magical achievements, and the relationship between the two races gradually cooled.

But Leon remembered when Miss Lora recited the word “surpass” from the throne with a clearly mocking sneer on her beautiful face.

When he wondered whom Lora’s attitude was directed towards, she didn’t, as usual, know everything and say nothing; instead, she just shook her head in silence.

Seeing that she didn’t want to elaborate, Leon didn’t press the question further.

After all, whatever the ancient civilizations’ relationship had been, it no longer mattered.

The Lorelette civilization had now vanished without a trace.

And the Isulan elves…

Lora said that long before the Lorelette Kingdom existed, the elves had boarded the “Big Ark” and left this world as a whole.

Now on the continent, only those Floating Islands left by the elves still proved that this race had once existed.

Boy, an entire race group transmigrating?…

At that moment, Leon felt that his identity as a transmigrator from Earth didn’t seem so special.

He guessed that even if he candidly revealed his origins to Lora, she wouldn’t be surprised.

Reflecting on the mysterious elves who were even older than the Lorelettians, Leon also understood that now, to obtain a “Yisuya Soul Stone” would require hoping for transactions that might have been left from when the elves and Lorelettians traded, if any soul stones still existed.

It would be necessary to go to the ruins on the Floating Islands left by the elves…

That is, if the Floating Magic was still functioning normally and the islands hadn’t crashed down.

Miss Lora said, in her lifetime, she had confirmed the existence of two Floating Islands.

One was situated over the skies of “Dragon Heart Peninsula.”

The other lay above the elves’ ancient homeland, the ancient site of “Isulan Island.”

Leon, back in the tower, had carefully compared ancient maps with contemporary maps of the countries of the Western Continent purchased in the market.

He realized that the so-called Dragon Heart Peninsula was now at the eastern edge of the Western Continent map.

It was located in the center of a very long strait called “Wound of Omlos,” under the rule of Orelia Kingdom, which was also where its capital was.

As for “Isulan Island,” it didn’t exist at all on Leon’s map of the Western Continent.

According to the Mage Tower Library’s ancient maps, the elves’ ancestral land was approximately positioned south of the Western Continent, across a significant stretch of ocean.

Considering the difficulty of reaching both places, obviously, if the “Elf Soul” couldn’t be found locally in Orland.

Then going to Orelia Kingdom in the east on Dragon Heart Peninsula would be relatively simpler.

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active volcano…

Moonfall Meteorite…

Extreme North Frozen Soil…

Floating Ruins…

Just thinking about these materials’ acquisition methods, Leon felt overwhelmed.

For Miss Lora, an Ancient Pope, who could physically travel to the moon…

No, even for someone like Lady Aphrodite, a Great Mage, gathering these “Heavenly Materials and Earthly Treasures” wouldn’t be a hard task.

But for himself, a mere apprentice studying magic.

He doubted how many years it would take to travel and gather materials from around the world to create the Netti Card.

There’s no time to run around the world; he needed to fulfill his promise to bring Lora back to the Rolannar Great Temple soon.

Although Lora didn’t seem that eager, Leon didn’t think his young teacher would want to wait for a decade or two.

From this perspective, it ultimately seemed that spending money was the simplest solution.

As long as he had enough wealth, whether buying directly across the continent or posting rewards for brave men to search the world…

Leon sighed, regretting that this world completely lacked an “adventurers’ guild” like in the video games of his previous life.

If he had those hardworking ‘tool persons’ at his disposal, he would just need to post a reward task, how much easier that would be…

Of course, as his wealth increased and his soldiers became more reliable, delegating the task and having his subordinates search separately would also work…

If no actual individuals were available, then he might as well create some himself.

After checking the Silver Mountain Crossbow he was trialing, Leon continued to inspect other equipment purchased for the armory, including light armor and heavy shields prepared for crossbowmen, and this time Azeryan had also bought enough soldier cloaks.

These were essential items for establishing an army; wearing these armor cloaks and chaotically styled helmets made the outer appearance relatively uniform.

Uniform attire not only boosted morale and the military’s presence, intimidating the enemy, but also made it easier to distinguish friend from foe on the battlefield, facilitating command while also reducing friendly fire.