The Vastness of Magical Destiny
Chapter 1004: Volume 32 Dark Clouds Envelop - 22 Red Tree Forest

Chapter 1004: Volume 32 Dark Clouds Envelop Chapter 22 Red Tree Forest

Komer’s rigid body stood in front of the window, as if the scenery outside had captured his heart and wouldn’t let go, his slender figure in the Mage Robe seemed extraordinary, a breeze swept by, bringing ripples of wrinkles to the otherwise smooth fabric.

"We can’t just sit by and let this situation continue, Komer, otherwise all our efforts so far will have been in vain." A slightly deep but magnetic voice sounded pleasant to the ears, Renta’s emerald eyes stared straight at the other’s back, and although he didn’t turn around, Renta believed he could feel her anger and resolution, and if he didn’t provide a clear explanation, she wouldn’t leave, she couldn’t bear to see her arduous efforts turn to naught.

"Komer, did you hear me? Answer me!" Renta raised her voice, her chest heaving dramatically, absolutely unbearable! There she was babbling away like a little woman, and this guy kept staring outside the window without a word, which was simply intolerable.

"Calm down, calm down, still need to stay calm," Komer finally turned his head, and his face remained eerily calm, "Renta, please believe that I feel the same as you do right now, but there is one thing where I differ from you; I have to consider the whole of Nicosia, not just the North."

"What do you mean?" Renta bit her lip hard.

"Welch is an old fox, able to hide so well right under the noses of Frenster and Vazinsky, do you think it’s because he’s just good at being patient? You’re wrong, in terms of assessing the situation, he’s even stronger than us," Komer stated leisurely, showing no sign of discussing an issue that was critical to the situation in his territory, "Now both the St. Vasily faction and the Pericles faction maintain a rare silence, even the Court guys, who were once at odds with Welch, seem to have calmed down, why is that?"

"Why?" Renta subconsciously echoed the question, then immediately realized her gaffe, and raised her voice to retort, "What else could it be? They just want us to take action against the Salvation Society."

"Right, so why should we fall for their trap?" Komer asked with a smile.

"What, so we just watch the power of the Salvation Society spread? Not acting out of fear will only make things worse," Renta said disdainfully.

"I never said to give up; what’s ours, no one can take, and there’s no question of giving up," Komer responded firmly, "Do you think the Salvation Society can take anything from us by force? I don’t see it that way. What they have, they have because I am willing to give it, or to put it more harshly, because I have granted it to them. If they think they can take more, then I can retract anything I’ve given them at any time."

A hint of a smug smile finally played at the corners of Renta’s mouth, "Komer, I wasn’t wrong about you, you’ve never let anyone share power with you, you’ve never had real allies, and you never need real allies."

"Is that so? Do you think that’s a strength or a weakness?" Komer realized he had been tricked by this woman, her earlier anger, and impulsiveness were all just a ruse to provoke his own disclosure, but he wasn’t concerned.

"For a strong person, it’s a strength, for a weak person, it’s a weakness. Do you think this trait is a strength or a weakness for yourself?" Renta playfully countered, her mischievous expression something Komer had never seen in her before.

"The benevolent see benevolence, the wise see wisdom," Komer didn’t directly answer her question, "Renta, did you rush over to Godeburg just for this matter?"

"Do you think this matter is simple?" Renta countered.

"Hm, that depends on how you look at it. If it’s just a worry about the expansion of the Salvation Society’s power, that seems a bit of a concern, but if you look at the current surrounding situation, there is really no need for such a fuss. The same old saying, if it exists, it’s reasonable; the fact that the Salvation Society was able to suddenly demonstrate their strength is the result of accumulation over time, I even think it’s a good thing, at least it allows us to better understand their true strength, right? As for what happens next, we can watch and wait. The Church of Light hopes we will tear faces with the Salvation Society right away, and we hope the Church of Light will continue to fight with the Salvation Society, it seems like this gives the Salvation Society a great opportunity, so we need to take some measures to force the Salvation Society to walk the path we have set for them," Komer said, his tone unwavering and even somewhat at ease, which left Renta feeling quite indignant inside. How could this guy always seem so composed no matter the situation?

"Can you talk about the specific strategies?"

"Not yet, but you will see them soon," Komer promised, "Don’t be angry, I only have some preliminary ideas, when the mature plan comes out, I will still need you to help me consult and revise it, and the final implementation will also depend on you."

The first two sentences from Komer made Renta angry, but the words that followed immediately turned her anger into joy.

Vladimir Koff made his way through the damp shrubbery, looked around, and was still met by the unending low shrubbery, no paths, only the annoyance of trekking through such troublesome vegetation. The humid climate was uncomfortable, especially as the clothes also felt that unpleasant sticky dampness, Vladimir Koff was considering whether to stop and light a couple of bonfires to dispel the dampness clinging to his body.

From the moment he landed on the Elf Clan’s territory along the coast of the Storm Ocean, Vladimir Koff felt as if he had stepped into a deserted wilderness, even the Cordillera Wilderness would be many times better than this place, he couldn’t imagine how a girl like Finitz could live in such a barren land.

"Miss Finitz, are you sure it’s in this direction we should proceed?"

"Mr. Vladimir Koff, please trust my memory, in order to avoid being discovered by other elves, we can only enter the Red Tree Forest through this untouched land, that is where our true territory of the Forest Elves is located." Finitz was also aware of the impatience of the members of the Black Flame Knights and the Magicians; they weren’t known for their patience, and their purpose wasn’t solely to help her clan. Many of them seemed intent on using this opportunity for their own self-improvement and tempering.

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