Happy people from Blue Star

Although Aya has not yet become a god, and has not even reached the legendary level, her auxiliary magic is really powerful.

No one knew what magic she used, but Hardy's whole body was covered in golden light. He looked like an oversized light bulb, very dazzling.

But Hardy himself did not have this feeling in the golden light.

He just rushed in front of the enemy, and those people were almost blinded, waving their weapons around without any plan.

Hardy knocked down nearly a hundred people without any effort.

Then Hardy came back and the golden light on his body gradually disappeared. Only then could everyone look directly at him.

"Go pick up their weapons, peel off their leather armor, and equip yourself with them." Hardy said to the group of women who were still in a state of panic.

The group of women looked at Hadi in surprise, then at Aya.

This is an inquiry.

Aya nodded to them.

This group of women rushed over, looted the soldiers' weapons and leather armor, and then put them on themselves.

Of course... the leather armor is a bit big, but it's still wearable.

Aya looked at Hadi: "Next, what else do you need us to do?"

"Don't you want to start a sect?" Hardy asked with a smile.

Aya shook her head repeatedly.

She really hadn't thought about it.

In fact, at that time, there was also a religion among humans, called the Sun God Cult.

But after the sun set, the sect 'died'.

"I think this gentleman's idea is very good." At this time, a more heroic woman came over and said, "Saint, after this bitter experience, I have come to understand that this world is not a beautiful place. Even if you want to do something good, you have to get permission from others."

Aya looked lost.

She had actually felt it a long time ago.

It was obvious that she brought light to everyone, and most people were happy.

But some nobles didn't seem very happy.

Especially when the common people shouted her name, the nobles' faces were as scary as black charcoal.

Hadi looked at this elegant woman and asked, "What's your name?"

"Your Excellency, you may call me Judy."

"Judy, your idea coincides with mine." Hardy said with a smile: "Choose a dozen companions who are somewhat strong, train them, and make them combat-ready in the shortest possible time. Then you will be dedicated to protecting the Sun Saint."

Judy nodded repeatedly: "I think this is a good idea."

Aya sighed, "But I already enjoy a lot of privileges."

"This is what you deserve, Saint." Judy smiled. She looked deeply into Hardy's eyes, then walked aside and started to select people.

Aya took two steps forward, raised her head slightly, looked into Hadi's eyes and asked, "Why are you helping me like this, sir?"

"You can call me Hardy..."

"Hadi, why are you helping me?" Aya asked again.

Just as Hadi was about to answer, a resentful female voice came from the side.

"You guys seem to be having a good time chatting."

Fina came to Hardy holding the crystal ball.

Aya looked at Fina's ears, and then shouted in surprise: "It's actually someone from the Ear Feather Tribe."

Fina forced a smile and said, "Hello, Sun Saint."

"Call me Aya." The girl with a bright smile walked up to Fina and asked, "What's your name?"

Looking at the other person's warm smile, Fina had no choice but to answer: "You can call me Fina."

"Fina, what a nice name." Aya asked with a smile: "You came with Hadi to save us, right?" "I didn't..."

"I saw it all when I was in the cage. You were already standing there." Aya said with a smile, "And when Lord Hadi was fighting with someone, you looked nervous."

"I'm not nervous." Fina became more and more unhappy.

At this time, Hadi said: "Fina, please predict what the future will be like."

Fina pouted her lips, but she still made a prediction according to what Hardy said.

In the crystal ball that he was holding, colorful colors were spinning.

Aya was extremely shocked, with admiration in her eyes: "It turns out to be a prophet."

After a while, Fina had a strange expression and her face was red.

"How's it going?" Hardy asked.

Fina spoke hesitantly: "I should be able to live for a long time."

"What do you mean by 'should'?" Hardy was speechless.

Fina looked ashamed and embarrassed.

Because of the presence of Hardy, the bastard who was not affected by fate, she saw the future very vaguely and also saw some weird pictures.

In a beautiful place full of clouds, the three of them lived together, a simple life.

Sleep together, eat together, chat together.

The three of them obviously have a good relationship.

In fact, she could only see two people, but when they were talking to a dark shadow next to them, they would call that person's name gently from time to time.

Hardy!

"Because of your messing around, the changed future won't take shape so quickly." Fina turned around abruptly in shame and anger, looking like she didn't want to talk to anyone anymore.

Aya's eyes moved between the two of them, and finally she showed a look of understanding.

"Forget it, it doesn't matter if I don't know." Hardy actually didn't care about fate. He looked at Aya and said, "From now on, I will join you and help you save the world."

Aya's eyes lit up and she nodded repeatedly.

Just now she was thinking about how to ask Hardy to join her small group.

Unexpectedly, Hardy himself joined in, which was a pleasant surprise.

"What are your personal plans?" Hardy asked.

Aya thought for a while and said, "We were going to go to the next human city to bring them light, but now..."

"It's far from here, right?" Hardy asked.

"It's a bit far." Aya's smile gradually disappeared as she thought of her companions who were killed by slave traders along the way.

"Actually, what you are doing is wrong." Hardy said with a smile.

"What's the meaning!"

Hadi pointed at the dark night sky outside, then pointed at Aya: "The world is dark now, and you are the only light. You should be noble, but in fact you are cheap."

what?
Aya was stunned.

"You will only cherish the things you fight for, and the things you give away generously will be regarded as your unwanted garbage." Hardy sneered.

Aya looked lonely.

"If I'm not mistaken, you must have encountered those who insulted you. Why didn't you come earlier to give them light!"

Aya became even more silent.

The woman named Judy came over and nodded, saying, "Yes, we have encountered this kind of thing a lot recently. If Aya wasn't around, they would have to live in darkness...but they still speak so viciously."

Hadi looked at Aya and said, "So, if you really want to save the world, you should make them realize that light is not given by you, but they should fight for it themselves. Do you understand?" (End of this chapter)