The Wizard's Infinite Journey

Chapter 64 The Wilderness Church
"Okay, everyone please come with me."

With the sound of a sound, the surroundings suddenly calmed down.

The leader of this church is an old priest named James.

Even though he was only a trainee priest, because of his age and seniority, he was respected by others here, and his words immediately silenced everyone.

Ammu followed the movements of the people around him.

Accompanied by the faint sacrificial singing, an inexplicable force seemed to emerge from the statue in front of him.

For Yamu, this force is no stranger.

This is the breath of divine power.

However, different from the glorious divine power he had come into contact with in the past, the divine power in front of him was much more active, and at the same time, its nature was somewhat different.

This should be because the gods are different?
This thought flashed in Yamu's mind.

The existence worshiped in the church in front of him is called the God of the Wilderness.

According to legend, this is a god that spread from the civilization of wild beastmen. Because of his kindness and generosity, people often believe in it in the human world.

Hunters and wild mountain folk everywhere believe in the existence of this god.

Yamu read the song and looked in front of him.

Name: Yamu

Talents: Wizard (4), Knight (2).
Skills: Wilderness Ritual (Level 7, Proficiency: 10), Pharmacy (Level 52, Proficiency: [-]), Wraith Science (Level [-], Proficiency: [-])

Status: normal
Root: Awakened
A panel of familiar characters emerged.

But to Yamu's surprise, all the skills on the skill bar disappeared except for purely knowledge-based skills such as Wraith Science and Pharmacy.

Strictly speaking, it's not disappearing, it's just that all levels have been reset to zero.

Is it because of changing bodies?

This thought flashed through Yamu's mind.

Skills such as meditation and knight breathing will change the body, make the body stronger, and even change the body's organs in the later stage.

Maybe after changing the body, these abilities will return to zero?

Seems quite possible.

Yamu thought so in his heart, and then set his sights on the skill of wilderness festival.

Like the Radiance Ceremony, this Wilderness Ceremony is dedicated to the Wilderness Church.

However, the content of them is quite different, except for a few parts, they are basically not related.

The divine arts systems mastered by the Church of Radiance and the Church of the Wilderness are very different.

Yamu was a little surprised, but he didn't care too much. He just turned around and continued to cooperate with the sacrifice.

This sacrifice will soon end.

When the old man in the center of the church announced the end of the sacrifice, Yamu was about to turn around and leave, but was suddenly stopped.

It was the old man in the middle of the church who stopped him.

Amu turned around with some doubts.

"Thorin."

The old priest looked kindly, looking at Yamu's immature face: "I remember you are from the Kingdom of Corinthia, right?"

"Yes, sir."

Yamu stood there and nodded, a little confused about what the other party meant.

"The war there is over, and the land is in ruins."

The old priest said: "The church wants to send some people who are familiar with the terrain there to build the church. I recommend you to them."

"I?"

Yamu was a little confused.

Are you kidding me?
His body is now just a 12-year-old child, and he is not even a trainee priest.

In this case, can they also be sent to build churches?

"Don't worry, it's not now."

Seemingly seeing what Amu was thinking, the old priest smiled and said, "After you become a trainee priest."

"The headquarters has sent someone to ask, there is a shortage of manpower now."

"So after you become a trainee priest, you will be sent to Corinlia to become the presiding officer of a church."

"Do you have any opinion on this?"

"No."

Yamu shook his head, with some hesitation on his face: "It's just that I'm afraid I can't do it."

"You don't have to think too much about it."

The old priest had a gentle face and said with a smile, "Don't worry."

"Among the children sent here, you are the most talented one."

"With the talent and piety you have shown, becoming a trainee priest is only a matter of time."

"So don't worry about that."

You are talking about the former Sorin, not the current me.

Yamu couldn't help but want to complain, but he held back.

"Okay, it's getting late."

The old priest looked at the sky, then smiled: "Hurry up and go back to rest."

"Remember to rest well today and work harder tomorrow."

"Yes."

Yamu nodded and left.

On the way back, Amu sighed secretly.

To become a priest of the gods, this requirement is difficult and easy to say.

It's easy to say because, as long as this thing is talented, it can improve very quickly.

Difficulty is due to faith.

If you don't believe in a certain god, then even if you have the best talent, you will not be able to become the priest of this god in the end.

Talent is the way into a new world, and faith is the key that opens that door.

Both are indispensable.

Yamu has no shortage of corresponding talents.

The foundation of his body is very good, and it is impossible to be weak in related aspects. As long as he can get on the right track, the speed of improvement will be very fast.

What really kills is faith.

It is simply impossible for Yamu to believe in the God of the Wilderness.

The last time he came to the world of the gods, the reason why he became the priest of the Lord of Radiance was because he had the root cause of cheating, and relied on his proficiency to forcibly give the ritual to the liver.

But there is no such condition now.

The root cause was brought along with his consciousness, but the problem is that there is no energy to drive it.

Yamu has nothing but consciousness this time, so naturally it is impossible to have such a thing as the Wraith Gem.

In other words, he has no way to save the festival now.

"I can only figure it out slowly."

Yamu had a headache, and this thought flashed through his mind.

Fortunately, he still has a lot of time right now, so he doesn't need to be in a hurry, he can slowly think of a way.In the next few days, he behaved normally, praying and offering sacrifices as usual.

It’s just that compared to before, Yamu is very happy to go out in his spare time and likes to hang out in various places.

The town where the church is located is not too big, and it didn't take long for him to visit it.

Finally, in one place, he had a new happening.

It was a very old shop, and the overall decoration had a dull feeling, which made people know that it had been a few years at a glance.

There are many things in the store, all of which are fragments, some are furniture and tableware used by others, and some are other inexplicable things.

Among such a pile of things, Yamu found a surprise.

"Boss, how do you sell this thing?"

Yamu looked at the purple gem in front of him, his eyes sparkled.

"A silver dragon."

A hoarse and old voice sounded on the spot.

The owner of the shop is an old man who looks very old, wearing a gray robe, and his attire is quite plain.

He looked at Yamu in front of him, and said casually, "The kid from the Wilderness Church, why did you come to me to buy things?"

"just looking around."

Yamu smiled, staring at the purple gem.

On that purple gemstone, he felt a familiar throbbing sensation.

That feeling was stronger than the green stones in the past, and it gave him a very strong feeling.

"There is definitely a lot of energy contained in this gem!"

This thought flashed through Yamu's mind.

He was sure this was what he wanted.

If he had money, he would immediately buy this thing.

But unfortunately.
The predecessor of this body was a farmer's son, and his parents died, so he almost went to the streets to beg for a while, so how could he have extra money.

And there are as many as one silver dragon.

Silver dragons are the currency of this world, one can be exchanged for one hundred coppers, the value is not low.

As an orphan, Yamu couldn't afford the money no matter what.

But he didn't give up, just smiled: "Can I touch it?"

He pointed to the amethyst.

(End of this chapter)