Chapter 72
Legendary! Legendary! Tirion Fordring!
Messai had no idea what was going on with her recently. In the past, she has always been diligent and thrifty. Her entire monthly’s expenses would not even reach ten gold coins. Yet, in the past two days, she actually ended up spending over two hundred gold coins.
If those gold coins were to be donated to small villages, it would be enough to construct multiple little chapels. They would also be able to provide countless children wearing ragged clothes a full meal.
It was precisely because of those things that Messai ended up giving all of the money she earned to the church.
But, in a short two days, she spent an enormous amount of gold coins. Had it been before, this would be a sin to her to display such behavior of extravagance.
But, once Messai thought of how she was doing this to defeat the demons, that her money was essential fundings in the battle, she managed to successfully persuade herself. Just like that, she continued to push her gold coins into that demonic machinery!
The female knight pushed into the machine three golden coins and purchased her eightieth Hearthstone card pack. But, the five cards from the pack were ordinary to the extreme.
Yesterday, Messai had seen a dwarf opening a Paladin legendary card called Tirion Fordring. It was a card with an overwhelming ability. [1]
Joshua was able to tell Desireless had prepared himself for a battle should negotiations fail. The Ecclesiastical Templars were already stationed outside the tavern. Desireless only came inside because he hoped that they could end this without anyone getting hurt.
“In that case, I must bring her away.”
As this place was the demons’ territory and the lair of a Chaos Demon on top of that, Desireless found there to be no reason to linger too long.
After realizing that Joshua had no intention to fight, he immediately stood up from the bar counter and walked toward Messai’s table.
“You may do as you like.”
Seeing Desireless walking toward the tavern’s main hall where Messai was enjoying Hearthstone, Joshua suddenly recalled the time on earth when he would skip class to go to the internet cafe only to have his parents come to catch him.
It was truly a memory so miserable that he refused to remember.