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Chapter 115 - 87: The Deer is Not for Sale, Photo Charges Five Yuan

Chapter 115: Chapter 87: The Deer is Not for Sale, Photo Charges Five Yuan

Gu Shanhai watched the Deer Plain behind him with a sense of helplessness. A month had flashed by, and Gu Shanhai, by rushing and toiling, had finally managed to make all the first-tier prophecy spells permanent on his body, turning them into passive skills. Besides that, the Spirit Plant had majorly upgraded.

Otherwise, he really couldn’t have supported so many prophecy spells enhanced by transcendental magic techniques. There were many benefits but also many drawbacks, which left his senses a complete mess.

Sensory information was continuously emerging, easily distracting him.

"Sigh, I’ll have to find a D&D type of world and moonlight as a protection spell caster in the future," he reflected. "Prophecy spells allow you to be alerted in advance, but they’re no good for protection."

He knew of corresponding worlds, but that would require quite a long wait.

If he had to choose between prophecy and protection spells, he would definitely choose protection spells without hesitation.

This world only had prophecy spells; he had no idea where everything else had fallen from. The other seven spell types were still within the realm of the Divine Arts, like charming animals, which belonged to the control or enchantment category, a type specialized in controlling others.

It seemed these were all variants of Divine Arts. Fortunately, the prophecy spells were the same, except that due to high demand in the ancient times, a separate category had been perfected.

Prophecy spells were used to reveal information, while protection spells were for guarding, blocking, or dispelling.

"Let’s go, Little White. Stop staring; we can’t go back now," Gu Shanhai said to the somewhat reluctant Little White. The fawn had grown quite a bit over the past month but was still very young.

"And try not to hop and jump when you walk."

Gu Shanhai saw Little White bounce again, which turned his face black with irritation.

He had to correct Little White’s bad habit. If it hopped and jumped while serving as his mount, it would be like riding a deer-themed roller coaster or taming a wild horse—not experiences he was eager to have.

Little White seemed to understand and braked just short of hopping again.

A fawn was a fawn. Though it felt reluctant to leave Deer Plain, it quickly forgot and became curious about the outside world. To Little White, Deer Plain was already vast, but now heading to a bigger world, it was naturally very excited. It got jumpy when it was excited, a trait related to its lively nature. Gu Shanhai didn’t mind Little White’s personality; as long as it didn’t jump around while carrying him, it was fine.

"Off we go, let’s check out the excitement at the Royal Capital."

Gu Shanhai picked up Little White and, after casting Druid Divine Skills such as Swift Stride and Traceless Path on himself, he sprinted away at high speed.

"Damn, I haven’t even ridden you yet, and here I am carrying you..." Gu Shanhai couldn’t help but grumble. He had intended to acquire a mount but ended up needing to take care of it first due to its young age.

Little White blinked, fascinated by the rapidly receding scenery.

Soon, Gu Shanhai had left the forest and was heading towards the city.

’Too much information, good thing I’ve been reincarnated. If I hadn’t, this overload of chaotic information would have been enough to give anyone a splitting headache.’

At this moment, Gu Shanhai also understood why Mafas and the others didn’t make the prophecy spells permanent on themselves, even if the first tier was not a burden at their level.

Moreover, the spells fixed on Gu Shanhai’s body were not normal but had been greatly amplified by multiple high-level magic techniques, making their effects much stronger.

The downside was his senses were going haywire, but there was also a good side: his senses were thoroughly enhanced and were constantly predicting and revealing information.

For example, the water location spell was constantly revealing the position, size, and nature of nearby water sources to Gu Shanhai, similar to the city locating spell.

However, the most bizarre was identifying bloodlines. Wherever Gu Shanhai looked, it would reveal corresponding bloodlines to him, since there were only ordinary creatures nearby with no transcendent beings to conceal, no checks were necessary.

"It seems there are no players nearby," Gu Shanhai glanced around and then thought, aside from those with special skills, talents, or related professions, who would bother entering the forest?

For monster hunting? That’s possible, but there’s little experience to gain, so who would come?

"Let’s find a place to buy a horse, there’s no rush. No need to hurry to the Royal Capital." Gu Shanhai pondered a bit. Cultivating another Spirit Plant on the way wouldn’t be too late.

Nobody would have suspected that the future King couldn’t participate in the battle for knightly honor.

Everyone thought the new King emerged from the honor battle, but in reality, it was pulling the sword Excalibur from the stone that truly decided. Even if he couldn’t participate.

Because Atilis was just an adopted child and had no ability to join the battle.

A knight didn’t have to be a noble, but all nobles were knights. This so-called battle of honor required not only being a knight but also having noble blood—that is, being a noble. Therefore, knights who had been ennobled had no right to participate; only Noble Knights did.

And Atilis, being fostered by Merlin in a certain knight’s house, naturally had no such right.

As for how he pulled the sword Excalibur from the stone—it was a rather dramatic story. It happened because his brother, who was to represent their family in the battle of honor, forgot his sword. Thinking it would take too much time to go back and get it, he planned to pull the sword Excalibur, which was stuck in the stone at the church, to use instead.