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nTranslator: Noodletown Translations Editor: Noodletown Translations

nIf people looked to the north of Lianshan Principality, they would find the sky getting gloomier the further north it went.

nShadows engulfed the land as if no sunlight could penetrate them.

nIn the long history of expeditions, there were many veteran super masters in the Shadow Legion. Among them were seven of the most ancient ultimate masters who were there when the Shadow Legion was created.

nOne of them was Death Lord Dras who rode the Shadow Demon Dragon. As the most powerful existence among the seven, it had the horrifying power that was rumored to be closest to that of a god, and its mount, the Shadow Demon Dragon, was said to have a strength of the same level.

nNo one knew where it came from.

nUnder the seven ultimate existences were super masters from different planes who had chosen to join or follow them due to fear. It wasn’t strange to see true saint-level masters in the legion.

nRight now, the huge figure sitting on the Shadow Demon Dragon gazed at the human city before it with cold eyes.

nIts gaze was indifferent as if it had seen too many such cities which had eventually been destroyed.

n“Thirteen. Are they almost all here?” They seemed to be waiting for something, and they didn’t move.

nThe hoarse voice came from the tall and thin figure beneath the pitch-black robe, “Do they really think that they can hold us off?”

nUnder the sky of the distant Lianshan Principality, several figures stood on the city wall which extended for dozens of kilometers while the whole city was in the higjest alert state.

nOutside the city walls, a faint magic wall of light began to light up. Then, black cannon muzzles stuck out through the holes in the wall.

n“These are the destructive-level magic energy cannons!” The middle-aged knight in golden armor said in a furious voice.

n“I heard that these ten huge cannons almost used up all the wealth of Lianshan Principality. I wonder if it’s true,” Sword Saint Claus said, “I guess you’ve moved all the magic energy cannons guarding the royal city to this place, right?”

nAt the border of Lianshan Principality, the war would break out any minute.

n“I still remember that in one past battle, one of the leaders of the Shadow Legion was almost killed by one such magic energy cannon,” World Mage Hematon said; he seemed to be telling some ancient events in their glorious history.

n“That is why I’m sure that they are prepared!” The speaker was the Nation-Protecting Sword Saint of the Morning Light Empire; he was a middle-aged man in his forties, and he was dressed in light armor which was convenient for him to move around.

n“Our names will be forever recorded in the history book in this war.” Sword Saint Claus put one hand on the city wall while he watched the large troops swarming toward the city.

nMeanwhile, in one of the magnificent palaces on the top of high mountains in Radiant Light Godly Nation.

nThe inside of the palace was covered in countless big, bright, and clear crystals, and a woman lounged on the throne which was carved out of a giant crystal.

nBefore her were the visuals from the battleground.

n…

n“What-!?” While the masters argued with each other in Lianshan Principality, exclamations erupted in Mr. Fang’s Origins Internet Club.

n“Can we use them?!” In fact, some people could now gradually use Blink, Portal, and some other skills, but… no one had ever mastered resurrection spells. Many people had doubted if the resurrection spells of different classes really existed in the real world.

nThe spells which could bring people back to life were forbidden skills for humans. They only heard of them in godly miracles and didn’t know if those miracles were just rumors or the truth.

nEven though the players regarded the resurrection spells as virtual spells, World of Warcraft still attracted them with its unique charms.

nIn fact, there were indeed resurrection spells in the storyline of World of Warcraft, but not every paladin or priest could cast them. As miracle-like spells in the category of holy light spells, they had very high casting requirements. As for why most paladin and priest players could cast them, it was because in the game, the players’ game characters were created by the System and could meet these strict requirements.

nIn the whole history of World of Warcraft, there were only a few cases of miracles of resurrection. The most well-known incidents happened in Scarlet Monastery.

n“Sir… you mean…?!”

n“Except for the super geniuses, how can one understand it without any assistant items?” A game was just a game, and it must pay attention to the entertainment value while trying to make things look real. However, in the real world, things must operate strictly according to the laws of nature, which was why people couldn’t do anything they wished.

n“Then, if we can find the Symbol of Life used to cast Redemption in the game, we can understand it faster?!” Helen exclaimed in astonishment.

n“It depends on your talent if you can understand it or not.” After all, the Symbol of Life acted only as guidance and assistance.

n“Then…” The knights of the Golden Griffin Knight Legion almost wept in joy. “Then, how can we get the Symbol of Life?”

n“As a thank-you gift for your patronage to my shop in the past year, I plan to give out five Symbols of Life,” Mr. Fang said.

nHuh? How come it sounds like a promotion activity by a shop on the roadside…?

nThe people froze for a moment.

n“If we can do it… I want to travel to the Orc Kingdom,” Helen of the Golden Griffin Knight Legion suddenly said.

n“If we race to the frontline, do we still have the chance to bring them back to life?” Helen grabbed Fang Qi’s arm, looking anxious and uneasy as if she was afraid that Fang Qi would give her a negative answer.

n“I’ll go there!” Helen suddenly yelled suddenly, “I’ll go to the Orc Kingdom!”

nIt seemed like she didn’t care how dangerous that place was.

nFor the elves who loved life, they wouldn’t want to miss a chance to witness such a miracle in their lifetime.

nBesides, the elves never casually made friends. If they did make a friend, they would trust the friend all their life. There was no way that they were going to watch their friend enter a dangerous place without offering help.

nMeanwhile, the dwarves were simple and hearty people. Dwarf Elder Sauk said, “If so, we’ll all go with you.”

nAt this moment, searching for survivors was probably the most important thing on their minds.

nAt this moment, they suddenly realized that glory wasn’t fame or status but the faith in their hearts.

nAfter all the sorrow and despair that they had experienced, Fang Qi gave them a glimpse of hope. Just like what Dwarf Elder Sauk had said, “They resurrected us countless times in the game; if we can resurrect them once in the real world…”

nEven if they could do it only once!

n“First Elder…” A few elves looked toward their First Elder imploringly.

nOnly this most senior elf had a steadiness gained through ages of experiences.

nBut at this moment, the First Elder didn’t have the heart to refuse this request while looking at the sincerity in the eyes of the elves.

n“Then, the rescue mission begins!” Mr. Fang yelled.

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