Chapter 273 Seraphine's Leader Training Course
"Ahem, ahem, ahem..." Seraphine responded somewhat awkwardly.
She is still using mind sharing.
Even if someone is really stupid, you can't just say it in your heart.
Sona, Lux: "..."
Hey, they're all still listening.
"I know you are listening." Seraphine was desperate and didn't hide this time.
She made no secret of her negative assessment of the two girls' childish thinking.
She just looked at the book "A Brief Account of Janna's Thoughts" in Lux's hand and returned to the point in a serious tone, "You should have all read this booklet, right?"
"Yes." Lux nodded seriously and asked excitedly, "We have read the article "Why Demacia Banned Magic"."
"Ms. Seraphine, you should know the answer to the question at the end of this article, right?"
“I know.” Seraphine replied: “Every leader, or in other words, everyone who understands this booklet, should know it.”
"And you..."
The two little girls flipped through "A Brief Account of Gana's Thoughts" but still couldn't think of the answer to the question.
"This shows that you don't understand at all." Seraphine said bluntly.
Lux and Sona remained silent upon hearing this.
Didn't they understand? But they felt they did.
"So what's the answer?" Lux asked unconvinced.
Seraphine did not answer.
Not only did she not answer, but she also used magic to unilaterally block her own thoughts and deliberately hid the answer.
Then, she asked Lux and Sona a question that seemed to have nothing to do with the policy of banning magic: "Demacia is an agricultural country, so have you ever farmed?"
"Huh?" The two girls were slightly stunned.
How could they have ever farmed? That's not what ladies do.
Not to mention ladies, even the lowest-ranking knights would not go to the fields to farm by themselves.
If this kind of self-degrading behavior gets out, it will lead to social death in the aristocratic circle and be ridiculed by respectable gentlemen for the rest of your life.
"Then have you ever seen farmers farming?" Seraphine asked again.
"Of course I have!" Lux grew up in the family territory when she was a child. How could she not have seen her own fields?
But Seraphine had already read out the specific picture in her mind of what was meant by "seeing farmers farming".
"Just riding by and seeing the farmer kneeling in the field calling you Miss Laxana doesn't count as seeing you."
"I mean, you have to spend at least an hour in the fields and see for yourself how the farmers worked during that time to really see it."
"Uh..." Lux was speechless.
She suddenly realized that although she grew up in the family territory in the countryside, she had never... stayed by the fields for more than an hour.
Every time I just pass by.
After all, the sun is scorching and hot, and the fields always have a disgusting smell of manure and urine. How can a lady stay here?
Speaking of which, when Lux was a child and didn't know much, she once wanted to go to the fields and chat with her tenant farmers.
But the nanny who taught her etiquette at that time scolded her very rudely.
The farmer who chatted with her without knowing the difference between respect and courtesy was also severely scolded by the housekeeper.
Later, as Lux grew older and became more sensible, she no longer thought about talking to the humble tenants in the fields. When she later went to the capital of Demacia, her social circle was limited to only respectable gentlemen and nobles.
"It seems that you have never seen how the land is cultivated." Seraphine sighed.
"No, I have seen it!" said Sona.
"Oh?" Seraphine looked expectantly.
The following scene appeared in Sona's mind:
"When I was in Ionia, I saw the monks from the Silana Monastery working the land."
"They walked to the fields, used spells to communicate with the spirit realm, called on the spirits of nature, infused the land with magic, and then, the food just popped out of the ground on its own."
Seraphine: “…”
She saw her past self in Sona and Lux.
But after more than half a year of working on the front line, seeing countless suffering people, and reading countless painful memories, she is no longer the literary nerd who forced herself to be sad in order to write new poems.
She also understood why Levi said she was stupid.
As a laborer with his feet deeply rooted in the mud, Levi certainly couldn't stand her, a childish young lady who had lived in a greenhouse since childhood and whose whole body was suspended high in the sky.
And now, these two noble ladies are even more out of touch with reality than Miss Seraphine back then.
“You won’t be able to find the real answer this way.” Seraphine sighed: “Even if I tell you the answer, you won’t be able to understand it.”
"Then what should we do?" Sona and Lux were indeed a little confused.
So what is the answer? Is it so mysterious that I can't understand it even if I tell it?
"You have to find the answer yourself." Seraphine seemed to have made a decision: "I can give you a chance to realize the answer yourself."
"Oh, how do you realize it?" The girls were very curious.
“Follow me.” Seraphine waved her hand and summoned a breeze.
The breeze quietly lifted up Lux and Sona's bodies, and slowly carried them off the ground.
Seraphine pushed the window open with a light breeze, her feet left the ground, her skirt fluttered in the wind, her long hair floated behind her, and she flew out of the window as lightly as a fairy flying to the moon, and flew into the high sky.
"Wow!" Both girls couldn't help but exclaim in admiration at the magic.
They were so absorbed in the joy of flying in the wind that they almost forgot what their assignment was.
Finally, Seraphine took them out of the headquarters of the Guild of Legends, flew across half of Zaun, and flew to a busy demolition site in the coastal area.
"What is this?" Lux still didn't understand why Seraphine brought her here.
And just at this moment...
I saw a young girl wizard among a group of plainly dressed construction workers at the demolition site, exercising her magical powers on the old buildings to be demolished:
"Powerful piercing laser!"
"Powerful piercing laser!"
"Powerful piercing laser!"
Huge and dazzling beams of light blasted towards the old buildings like siege cannons.
The cement cracked in the flash, the steel melted in the light, and the houses collapsed in pieces in the blazing light like building blocks that were casually pushed over .
"Wow...she's amazing!"
Not only is she amazing, Lux also feels that the girl's abilities are somewhat similar to his own.
She can also fire lasers, but unfortunately she can't fire such powerful and strong laser cannons like the girl with green hair and twin ponytails.
“She is Zelle, our Wind Leader’s mage.” Seraphine explained, “She is using her magic to assist the construction team in completing the demolition work.”
"Hey? Is she working?"
At first, Lux thought that it was the wizard practicing here.
But the wizard named Zeli is actually working with those most ordinary construction workers?
"So that's it... I understand!" Lux shouted excitedly.
She felt that she had understood Seraphine's intention and figured out the answer: "Ms. Seraphine, you want to tell us--"
"Magic can not only be used to cause destruction, but also to help humans build their homes."
"So as long as we use magic carefully and use the power of magic to build the people of Fordmasia, we can gain recognition from ordinary people, so that everyone will no longer be afraid and will recognize mages and magic."
"In this way, there is hope that the policy against magic will be changed, right?"
Lux widened her innocent eyes and asked thoughtfully.
"Uh..." Seraphine had a subtle expression.
She looked at Lux and Sona's glowing white skin, and their slender hands that may have never done heavy , and then pointed to the demolition site below and said:
"No, I'll bring you here..."
"I asked you to move bricks."
