After Hegel left, Jenn found Fafna and asked her what she had been doing all this time.
But Fafna was also confused. According to her description, after the little girl was sent to the White Tower, she first went through a series of questioning, and then was sent to the monastery to study.
Of course, because the little one couldn't see, she couldn't train like ordinary people. More often than not, the nuns read aloud to her, and then she memorized.
She had experienced this kind of learning in the City of Ice, and it wasn't a big deal.
So she obediently followed the nuns' words, recited the holy scriptures, prayed, and then rested.
But Fafna's days in the monastery were a little lonely. It was no wonder. First, she was an abandoned person, and second, she came from the Western Wilderness. No one knew what happened there, so they were naturally more vigilant towards Fafna.
The little one was also very obedient. Every day, she quietly recited the holy scriptures and prayed.
Day after day passed, until a week ago, a nun suddenly came and said that she couldn't stay there anymore. She was sent back to Bishop Hegel, and then she was brought here.
As for what the problem was, Fafna said that she didn't know, Archbishop Hegel didn't know, and it seemed that even the nun who left the monastery didn't know.
In short, the little girl was inexplicably abandoned.
Just like in the City of Ice, the little girl spoke calmly and clearly explained the whole thing. But the more Jenn listened, the more confused he became.
He could hear that Fafna didn't hide anything from him, which meant that Fafna herself didn't know why she was sent away.
Because in the little one's eyes, her daily life was very fixed and regular, and she didn't cause any trouble. At least, she thought so.
But this seemed a little abnormal.
"Haven't you prayed to your god to let you live?"
After listening to Fafna's explanation, Jenn chuckled and made a small joke.
He was originally bored and wanted to kill time, but he didn't expect that after listening to Jenn, Fafna shook her head seriously.
"I don't know."
"You don't know?"
Jenn was taken aback.
"What do you mean?"
"I don't know who I'm praying to, my lord …"
Fafna's voice was soft, but her expression was rather perplexed.
"I've prayed to Lady Reyne and a few other gods, but I always feel that they don't seem to hear my prayers …"
"Then who were you praying to every day?"
Hearing this, Jenn was slightly puzzled. Could it be that this little guy slept every day in the name of praying?
After hearing his question, Fafna hesitated for a moment and said softly.
"To this world …"
"… Sorry, the wind was too loud, I didn't hear you clearly. What did you say?"
"I am praying to the world, my lord."
Facing Jenn's question, Fafna answered softly.
"Earth, water, sunlight, air.
I've been praying silently every day, thanking them for allowing me to spend another day in peace. Every time I pray, I feel very calm, as if they can hear my prayers and are very happy to receive my gratitude … "
Upon hearing this, Zayen's eyes narrowed, and a glint flashed across his eyes.
Although Fafna spoke casually, Jenn immediately sensed something strange. If things were as Fafna said, then it meant that this little girl could sense elemental power without going through any rituals.
If that was the case, then Fafna's so-called prayer was basically meditation, and what she sensed was actually the response of the natural elements to her meditation.
There were actually many people like Fafna on the Klein Continent, and they specialized in Warlocks.
The so-called Warlocks were born with a certain supernatural bloodline. They didn't need to chant incantations to release spells like Mages, but could manipulate a certain degree of natural energy at will.
For example, to release a fireball, an orthodox Mage needed to chant an incantation first and then release it.
But a Warlock specializing in the fire element didn't need to say anything, they only needed to raise their hand and throw a fireball. This was the difference.
Of course, Warlocks also had their own flaws, and that was that they could only do something in the aspect of bloodline specialization, and not all-round development like Mages.
Moreover, as long as a Mage worked hard enough and was smart enough, they could more or less advance.
But although Warlocks looked easy in the beginning, to truly advance to a higher rank, they needed the support of a powerful enough bloodline.
Elyse was the same in this regard. Warlocks were, to a certain extent, a variant of Warlocks. That was why she activated the power of her bloodline in the process of advancing to a higher rank, which made her unlucky.
This was also why there were so many high-ranked and even Legendary Mages on the Klein Continent, but Legendary Warlocks were almost never seen.
But Jenn really hadn't seen a situation like Fafna's. Generally speaking, Warlock bloodlines would only specialize in one aspect. Although Elyse's Warlock bloodline was rare, strictly speaking, it wasn't that rare. It was also a bloodline that specialized in negative energy.
But according to what Fafna said, she had an affinity with almost all natural elements, which made Jenn feel rather surprised.
This wasn't just rare, but strange.
What kind of bloodline could achieve this?
Thinking of this, Jenn felt that Fafna's bloodline was certainly not ordinary. Perhaps the Order of Holy Priests was also aware of this and sent her away.
The ancestors of those with Warlock bloodline were all rich. If one traced their ancestors back to eighteen generations, perhaps there would be many existences that belonged to the early Creation Gods. If Fafna was also like this, it meant that she very likely had the bloodline of Ancient Deities.
This could also explain why Fafna didn't pray to other gods.
Because many of the current gods were new gods. In terms of bloodline, Fafna's bloodline was very likely to be even older than theirs. The older generation certainly wouldn't lower their heads to the younger generation.
Even if Fafna didn't have such thoughts, her instincts would still prevent her from bowing to those new gods.
Thinking of this, could it be that the Order of Holy Priests drove Fafna away because they couldn't afford to provoke her?
Thinking of this, Jenn shook his head. Bloodline wasn't his strong point. At present, he could only raise Fafna here.
Then see if Elyse could activate her bloodline. If she could handle her bloodline, then next … By the way, Elyse still seemed to be frozen?
It wasn't until he let Enoya arrange for Fafna to go down again that Jenn remembered the tragedy of Elyse who was frozen by him.
He originally planned to leave Elyse for a period of time and see the reaction of her mother's side.
But apart from the previous attack, they didn't send anyone over again, and it seemed like they intended to admit defeat.
So Jenn didn't count on them. At present, he could only adopt the plan B that he had thought of at the beginning, which was to summon a Bloodline Hero unit and see if he could solve the problem of Elyse's bloodline through this hero. If it didn't work, then he would consider another matter.
If it could be solved, then it would be solved.
It was Jenn's good habit to do what he thought, so he quickly brought Tinidell and Enoya to the summoning ritual behind the manor and prepared to start a large-scale summoning.
Previously, it was because there weren't enough resources, but ever since Jenn swept the Lion's Tooth Merchant Guild, he had a large number of resources and funds under his control, so it wasn't a problem to carry out a large-scale summoning.
The reason why he brought Tinidell and Enoya was very simple. Vampires were undead nobles in the night, and Tinidell was a dark elemental fairy princess who controlled darkness.
Enoya, on the other hand, was a high-level undead creature. With them in charge of summoning the elements of 'darkness' and 'undead', the chances of producing a Bloodline Hero would be higher.
It could be seen that robbing was indeed the way to get rich.
Tinidell was curious to hear that Jenn was going to summon her. Ever since returning from the Western Wilderness, the dark elf princess had not left her room. It seemed like she was going to stay at home until the end of the world.
However, Jenn knew that Tinidell was completely frightened by Vivian and Nabelius. She was afraid that they would find trouble with her, so she kept a low profile with her tail between her legs.
Although Tinidell had an eccentric personality, she was not a fool.
Since Vivian and Nabelius could detect her, she could naturally detect it too.
To be honest, the two sisters had already given Zayen a lot of face by not destroying Tinidell's human path the moment they saw her. It was no wonder that Tinidell was so frightened that she locked herself in her room after returning and did not dare to go out.
This showed how fierce Vivian and Nabelius were in the Demon Realm. Even the dark elf princess had to tuck her tail between her legs.
But now that Jenn invited her to participate in the summoning ritual, Tinidell immediately forgot about the threat of the two younger sisters and happily followed along.
To some extent, she was really silly.
However, Tinidell didn't have any self-awareness. It was the first time she saw Jenn perform a summoning ritual, so she was curious about what he could summon.
Jenn didn't explain. He just asked her and Enoya to stand on the left and right respectively. Then, Jenn extended his hand and waved forward.
At the next moment, the familiar system interface appeared in front of Jenn again.