The strongest Milesian Erin continent scourge

The black cover in his hand is titled "The Story of the Goddess Who Turned into Stone" by Aimeng

Preface:

If you have ever been to a dungeon, you must have seen a stone statue of a goddess. She spread her arms, held a sword in her hand, and looked down at the entering explorers with a gentle but sad expression. This stone statue was built to commemorate the goddess Morrigan who protects us humans during wars.

A long, long time ago, the demons and demons continuously invaded the human world and killed innocent people. Their abuse has plunged mankind into dire straits. Many people died, and many others became slaves and lived extremely miserable lives. Some people couldn't bear it anymore and rebelled against the demons. However, because the power and wisdom of the demons were beyond the reach of humans, humans only ended in failure time and time again.

The opportunity to reverse this failure came in the form of two wars waged in the land of Moitullah. In these two wars, humans triumphed over the demons and expelled them from Erin forever. But we must remember the sad story about the beautiful goddess Morrigan in the first battle...

The goddess Morrigan is one of the three goddesses of Erin, in charge of war and revenge. But don’t think that just because she’s in charge of war and revenge, she must be cruel and scary. Because she is the goddess who blesses and protects warriors in battle, and provides opportunities for revenge for their injuries and failures. She loves humans very much, and she will always come out to protect them whenever they are in the clutches of the Fodem.

That happened toward the end of Moitullah's first war. The Moitula War was the earliest war between the Tudenan tribe representing humans and the demon tribe. At that time, the cunning Fomo tribe forcibly used the Tudenan tribe, the Pibol tribe, who are also humans, to fight.

Fortunately, under the protection of the goddess and under the leadership of the brave warrior-the great king Nuazha, the Tudenan tribe repelled the magically possessed Pibol tribe. However, just before the victory of the war, our King Nuazha was seriously injured in the arm due to the attack of Pibaole warrior Si Lin, and was escorted to the fortress of Lach where people took refuge.

Lach was a fortress built to fight the Fomors. It is no longer used as a fortress and is called a dungeon.

Although the war was in favor of the Tudenan people, so that no one doubted that they would win the final victory, due to the injury of the great king, Lach, where the refugees gathered, began to appear restless.

That's when tragedy struck.

The Fomo tribe had actually been waiting for humans to escort their leader, the injured king, to Lach. They began their attack using tunnels dug inside Lach.

In the center of the fortress where the main warriors and leaders were gathered, there was a passage built by the demons... that started from the territory of the demons. The demons came one after another and began to kill the people who were taking refuge.

In an instant, the human refuge turned into a hell. The main force of the Tudenan tribe was exhausted, and they were about to be completely defeated.

King Nuaza was seriously injured but wanted to resist the enemy, but in the end he fell again due to his injuries.

Just then, the goddess waving black feathers appeared.

The goddess Morrigan began to use her own power to prevent the Fomors from entering Lach. The goddess bought people time to escape, and many people saved their lives.

But the demons are not easy to deal with either. Although he is the God of War, it was difficult for him to fight against many demons with his own power from the beginning. The goddess also gradually felt that her power was disappearing little by little.

So, the goddess used her last strength and used forbidden magic. She used her body to completely block the entrance of the demons. The demons were also imprisoned in the goddess's seal, hovering in place forever, and the remaining demon remnants were eliminated by brave human warriors.

But people have forgotten... how much sacrifice the forbidden magic used by the goddess required... The goddess turned to stone in pain. Even though she knew there was a danger of turning into stone, she still only wanted to protect humans.

Since then, people have built goddess statues in various dungeons to commemorate the victory in the war against the demons. This is also a commemoration of the goddess's sacrifice. The goddess statue in the dungeon is what the goddess looked like at that time.

It is said that the soul of the goddess who lost her body in Irene went to Dirnano, the land of the gods, and guarded that land there.

Just like that, the goddess Morrigan disappeared after helping humans represented by Tudenan have a home for life.

Although people can now see the image of the goddess only in the dungeon, a strange thing happened after that: if you offered tribute in front of the statue of the goddess, you would be sent somewhere in the dungeon.

Because of that incident, people began to believe that although the goddess turned into stone and left Irene to go to Dirnano, she was always guarding humans.

Therefore, people regarded her as the protector of mankind/the guardian of warriors.

The goddess protects us. no matter when...

After reading the book, Kamu teleported to the Sidhe Snowfield, but it was daytime now, and there were still an hour or two before dark. Kamu couldn't wait any longer, so he prepared to give blessings to the bear on the altar...

Open the console... "Ding, get magic herb x999"

"Look how thin the child is... Come on, eat more and grow stronger."

Kamu stuffed handfuls of herbs into the bear's mouth, and before the giant bear finished eating, he stuffed another handful of magic herbs into the bear's mouth.

"Ding, the negative emotion value from Talak is +999

Ding, the negative emotion value from Talak is +999

Ding, the negative emotion value from Talak is +999

Ding..."

When night came, the bear finally transformed back into its human form. Kamu then asked Tarak about the way to Dirnano.

Tarak said: "Cough, cough...passed through the barrier and came to this desolate place...

I guess you heard it from Pastor Mai Wen. About what I'm doing here...hehehe...I'm really sorry for frightening you...

How about a night in the snowfields of Siddh?

Yeah... that bear you saw last time... was my other form. ...that magic herb, I forgot to thank you.

I need to take magic herbs constantly during the day... because I had an adverse reaction to consuming the herb when I was in human form, and that's why I became like that. Tarak looked at Kamu and continued: "You seem to be looking for me for something... Could it be that you also dreamed about the goddess...? The general content of the dream was to go to Dirnano to rescue her... .?

If that's the case, you're probably asking me how to get to Dirnano, right?

...Give up, that method is very dangerous, you may never come back, and my memory has been sealed, but maybe the bookstore in Dunbaron can find clues..." After saying that, Takla closed his eyes. He closed his eyes and continued to meditate.

"Then we can only go to Dunbaron Bookstore to find that person, and see if the girl with amnesia has appeared..." Kamu used the moonlight to teleport the book, and arrived outside Dunbaron in the blink of an eye.