Girl Hero: Revenge on Goblins!
Chapter 76 - 76 D28

76: D28.

Wings of Longing 76: D28.

Wings of Longing “Warlock Association should be over there.” The Little Girl looked towards the nearby street.

“Right across is the Mage Association…” The Hero looked left and right with a complex expression.

No matter left or right, the architecture of both associations was magnificent, and although the land they occupied did not differ much, their buildings were far more splendid than the plain Church.

“Then let’s start with my analysis.”

The Little Girl had already recovered from the shock at the church, regaining her composed expression.

[Little Girl’s Recommendation Degree (Innate Sorcerer+30)]

D100+30=d100(44)+30=74

“The sister herself is an Innate Sorcerer, so this association suits her well.

“Moreover, if there’s a Transformation involved, it’s also a good choice to start researching how to unleash her own abilities.”

To the Little Girl, the strengths and weaknesses of sorcerers seemed clear, almost to the extent where it was unnecessary to discuss further.

But considering her grandfather’s advice and the Hero’s performance, she decided to start with the most basic details.

“Generally speaking, the better the Lineage and appearance, the higher the probability of becoming an outstanding sorcerer—”

[Warlock Association’s Perception (Inferno Bloodline+40)]

D100+40=d100(7)+40=47

“It’s just a probability, little miss.”

A young man who walked out of the door heard their conversation and looked at them with a amused expression.

“I heard your conversation, the two of you… no, miss, do you wish to be Reincarnated as a sorcerer?”

“We are just visiting for now.” The Hero replied politely.

“Is that so?

As the little beauty just said, indeed, both of you are very beautiful.”

The Receptionist Sorcerer also bowed, but it was not quite reverent, causing both the Hero and the Little Girl to frown slightly.

“But for Sorcerers, so-called appearance is the least noteworthy reference.”

“Aesthetic based on human concepts does not actually correlate much with the strength of a sorcerer.”

The young man with a gesture of guidance, led them into the Warlock Association.

“Please take a seat here, as per the Association’s requirements, we only offer plain water here…

Before Reincarnation as a sorcerer, we generally recommend not to casually consume food, even tea is not allowed.”

“Is that so?

Thank you, plain water is fine.”

Although his manner was somewhat frivolous, seeing that he still dutifully performed his role, the Hero and Little Girl sat down on a soft sofa.

“So what does the strength of a sorcerer depend on?”

She asked after taking a sip of water.

“It depends on you.”

The young man smiled in response.

“Me…?” The Hero tilted her head slightly, puzzled.

Although her grandfather had given a brief description in a letter, her understanding of a true sorcerer was not very deep.

The Little Girl had also been interrupted before she began explaining.

“That’s right, our sorcerer’s principle is to explore our own Inner.”

“Some interpret our source of strength as narrowly as Lineage, which isn’t wrong, although Lineage is one of them, but there is far more to it.

“Sorcerers believe this: we are part of the world, conversely, a part of the world is us.

“What your inner world contains, also known as the Abyss, and what can be uncovered from it, that is the source of a sorcerer’s strength, while Lineage is only the most superficial part.”

The Hero and the Little Girl exchanged a glance, both somewhat baffled.

“Don’t understand?

Let me demonstrate.” The young man raised his hand, and Magic Power suddenly condensed, generating a Small Fireball on his fingertips.

“Have you two ever seen a Meteor?”

[Hero]

1.

Yes ♛

2.

No

D2=d2(1)=1

[Little Girl]

1.

Yes

2.

No ♛

D2=d2(2)=2

The Little Girl shook her head.

Although she was a Noble Lady, she was still young, and despite extensive theoretical knowledge, her exposure to actual phenomena was limited.

“And Meteors on the Border are not considered a good symbol; people often go to check whenever one appears.”

The Hero pursed her lips and answered in a low, slightly disheartened voice.

“…I’ve seen one with a friend.”

“Indeed, Meteors could bring calamities from beyond the sky, many places consider them omens to be wary of, but I’m just using it as an example.”

The young man glanced at the Little Girl skeptically, not elaborating further.

“Anyway, since this miss has seen it, that makes things easier.”

Then he suddenly pointed, and the Small Fireball flew towards the water cup in front of the Hero.

The Hero was not panicked; such a level of Fireball, even if swallowed, wouldn’t cause any trouble.

However, the Fireball extinguished before it landed in the cup, only a tiny spark fell on the water surface and then vanished.

“Imagine, there’s a Meteor like this, burning and breaking apart, and falling into a lake.”

He pointed towards the roof and then outside, indicating the lake beside the town.

“Then, as a resident of Lake Town, all your drinking and washing water comes from this lake.

“When you consume the water soaked with Meteorite elements year after year, your body will accumulate some insignificant elements from the Meteorite.

“Can we say, in a sense, that part of you is composed of that Star?”

The Hero and the Little Girl widened their eyes.

“Hehe, don’t be so surprised, this is just an exaggerated statement,” seeing the reaction he wanted, the young man laughed.

“The Meteorite is actually full of pits and not beautiful at all by human standards, far less so than a gemstone, and using Meteorite to make tea won’t make you handsome or beautiful.

“But that does not affect the strength of a Star Mage, although Star Mages possessing Star Power are few and far between.”