Mages Are Too OP

262 Everyone Has Their Own Ideas

“You can tell how much… soul strength we have?” Link pursued curiously.

Ans nodded. “Although we elves don’t have many skills, we are very shrewd with detecting soul fluctuations.”

His gaze traced over Roland, Schuck, and Betta in turn, and finally stopped at Link and said, “I can see that most of you Golden Sons don’t have truly long lifespans.”

“Can you see how much life I have, then?” Link asked.

Ans smiled, and instead of answering him, looked at Betta and said, “I should leave, or else the patrols will find me with you guys.”

As a noble elf, Ans was reluctant to talk to barbarians.

After he said that, he slowly flew up and quickly disappeared into the night sky.

When Ans left, the atmosphere at the scene became stiff once again.

Hawk looked at the three men from F6 and the dragoness, and after some thought, he said, “Schuck, why not let Suel look at the attributes, or he won’t be pleased.”

“He won’t be pleased, but I will?” Schuck’s expression grew gloomier. “I told you it was a gift from the goddess, a gift from her to me, and it definitely is. Not to mention that when Suel gets it, he might just stuff it in his Backpack and not return it, and might even soil my necklace.”

“What are you talking about? Schuck, don’t think I’m afraid of you just because you’re a Saint Samurai with a little dragoness!” Suell snorted. “How dare you doubt my character?”

“Hehehehehe!”

Not only did Schuck laugh, but Roland and Betta both laughed.

The faces on the other side were all gloomy.

When Schuck finished laughing, he said, “What, you can just doubt my character, but I can’t doubt yours?”

Suel yelled, “You’re just shoving false arguments down my throat!”

He then looked to Hawk. “What do you think, Deputy Leader?”

Hawk looked at Suel, then at Schuck, and began to frown—he too found this situation difficult to deal with.

Suel saw that Hawk didn’t take action, but he put his hand on the hilt of his sword first.

Schuck and Roland both became expressionless at the same time, a sign that they were ready to make a move.

But it was at this moment that the Priest Rommel, who hadn’t uttered a word beside them, spoke.

“No need to argue. To tell the truth, that spear of light is indeed densely covered with the divine power of light. And we all saw that the spear of light was stuck into the green dragon’s corpse—it couldn’t possibly have committed suicide.”

Suel turned his head sharply and snapped at Rommel, “Shut your mouth, you double-crossing idiot.”

Rommel frowned deeply and looked at Suel, not saying a word.

Hawk took a deep breath. “Rommel, is everything you said true?”

Rommel nodded gravely. “One hundred percent divine power of light, no impurities at all.”

Rommel was a Priest of the Church of Life and could distinguish the nature of divine power.

“I told you to shut up.” Suel’s face was full of humiliation and anger. “Can’t you understand human language?”

This furious shout was so sharp and violent that everyone looked at Suel.

Suel stared at Rommel as if he wanted to devour him whole.

Now that the situation was clear, Schuck snorted, took Margret’s hand, and turned to go.

Roland and Betta both immediately followed.

As the F6 members were about to leave, Suel was about to draw his sword, but Hawk stopped him. “Don’t chase them. They should have footage, and if they really post it on the forum, we won’t stand to reason.”

“Fuck!” Suel thrust his sword heavily into the ground, then panted heavily.

The woods behind them were still burning, and although the fire was much smaller, it still cast the surroundings in red.

The Silver Wings members were silent.

Suel found it hard to calm his anger, and the more he thought about it, the more furious he got, and the more he really had to let it out. Finally, he looked at Rommel and said sarcastically, “It’s hard to grow our guild with a traitor like this.”

Rommel glanced at Suel and ignored him.

Hawk took a deep breath. He looked at Suel and said, “You shouldn’t have said that. Like this, even if we’re in the right, we seem unreasonable. Pay attention next time.”

Suel said in a peculiar voice, “There will be a next time?”

Rommel still ignored him but looked at Hawk. “Does the Deputy Leader also think I acted wrongly?”

“You didn’t do anything wrong, you just took the wrong standpoint.” Hawk laughed bitterly. “Just pay attention next time.”

Rommel sighed long and hard.

Suel scoffed. “You’re just so clever and just. You think I don’t know that that equipment isn’t a dungeon drop, you think I don’t know that that thing recognizes its master? I’m fu**ing doing it for everyone, all right?”

Rommel opened his mouth slightly.

Suel patted his chest. He felt a lot of fire reverberating in his chest, some words had to be spat out. “That equipment, it’s definitely an epic piece of equipment, maybe it’s even a divine piece of equipment. As long as we take a look at the attributes, we can say that all those who witnessed it deserve a share. No matter how we say it, we can make Schuck bleed money—we could definitely get him to pay out twenty or thirty gold coins. Now that our guild is thoroughly in development, money is needed everywhere. If we could negotiate a sum, it’s better than nothing, but you’ve let more than twenty gold coins fly with those damn words. That’s two or three hundred thousand yuan—your teeth are made of gold. Every time you speak, it’s hundreds of thousands of yuan down the drain.”

Rommel sighed softly.

Everyone thought he knew he was wrong, so they had no desire to lecture him anymore.

Hawk said, “Let’s go back. if we stay any longer, an elven patrol might come.”

The crowd started to move forward, but Rommel didn’t budge.

“Deputy Leader, I want to withdraw from the guild.”

With those words, all the members of Silver Wings were stuck to the ground.

Hawk turned his head, his expression somewhat displeased. “Now is not the time to get upset, be more mature, all right?”

Suel snorted and snickered.

Link walked over and advised, “Rommel, we didn’t say you were wrong, but you just didn’t take a good standpoint—just pay attention next time, we really didn’t take this matter to heart.”

“But I took this matter to heart,” Rommel said with a smile. “I don’t want to stay with a bunch of short-sighted people who can’t distinguish right from wrong, it’ll make me uncomfortable.”

Hawk took a deep breath and said, “I know you have a grievance in your heart. After all, it’s true that you haven’t done anything wrong, I understand that. However, it’s not a good idea to throw away the guild that has been taking care of you just because of this grievance.”

Suel fanned the flames. “As I said, he’s a traitor, an ingrate.”

Rommel glared at Suel. “The guild taking care of me? I wasn’t a member of Silver Wings before I entered the game, I only joined halfway through when I heard that Silver Wings was a good guild. I never even took your virtual cabin purchase allowance, I never received your personal development funds. From the opening of the server until now, I haven’t enjoyed a single benefit of the guild. Instead, for the development of the guild, as long as a Priest was needed, even if far away, I would rush over to follow you guys to do dungeons and complete quests—I even donated all three gold coins that I saved.”

Everyone was a little surprised and had a bad feeling about this.

Link hurriedly said, “All the more reason for you to stay, then, and next, you should enjoy the development bonus.”

This time it was Rommel’s turn to sneer. “Do you really think I’m just speaking for the sake of justice? I’m doing you all a favor and you guys can’t even see it?”

Hawk was puzzled. “Explain?”

“Do you really know what the profession of Saint Samurai stands for?”