Chapter 223
Chapter 223: Loraineâs Magical Spell
Translator: Lonelytree
In the lobby of the inn, a man with an unrestrained temperament sat at the edge of a table surrounded by idlers.
His dazzling golden hair was casually scattered over his shoulders, and his silk cardigan was as wide open as possible, revealing his thick chest hair. The emerald flute hanging from his waist emitted a magical glow from time to time, and the dazzling legendary charms hanging beside the flute constantly reminded others of its ownerâs rich and noble status.
Who else could it be but Loraine?
Matthew greeted the innkeeper, Trogg, and ordered two glasses of juice for himself and Lara before walking over.
When Loraine saw Matthew, he immediately jumped down from the corner of the table happily.
He pushed away the idle people who were in the way, opened his arms and cheered,
âMatthew? You came back just in time. I was just about to tell them about your glorious history!â
Matthew couldnât stand the bardâs enthusiasm.
After a brief hug, he calmly stopped Loraine from trying to go any further. He pulled a chair and quickly sat down.
âMy matter is not worth mentioning. Why donât we talk about you? Werenât you enjoying yourself on St. Ji Island? Why are you back so soon? How is the island?â
The moment he heard about St. Ji Island.
Lorraine immediately perked up and sat down on the table in front of Matthew.
Then, he raised a glass of mead and said with a smile,
âIt was awesome!
âLet me tell you what happened to me. Um. At period, it was quite boring. That was when I was captured by a group of Nagas and was forced to go to the bottom of the sea.
âAt that time, I was extremely annoyed. Every day when I opened my eyes, the creatures I saw were Nagas. Although Nagas came in all different sizes and backgrounds, after a while, it became boring.
âSo I thought of a way to escape.
âLater, I got my wish and landed on the island. My friend had heard about my encounter and knew that I was no longer interested in the Nagas, so she arranged for the â Sea Elf â and â Crab Woman â to entertain me.
âHow should I put it? The Sea Elf women felt pretty good.
âHowever, the crab woman was not as good. Her body was always filled with the smell of rotten seafood. Even if she sprayed a lot of perfume, it was still disgusting.
âI pitied them, so I let them accompany me on the island for three days before sending them away.
âAt that time, I was quite depressed. The scenery of St. Ji Island was not bad, but it was not as fun as I had imagined.
âUntil that friend of mine finished something and personally came to accompany meâŠâ
Matthewâs heart jumped. âYour friend?â
âThatâs right, sheâs the stone elemental beauty I mentioned to you before!â Lorraine said happily, âYou didnât expect it, did you? Itâs so rare to find a stone elemental in the material plane. At first, I suspected that she was lying to me in the letter, but after meeting her, I knew that she was telling the truth.
âItâs not convenient for me to go into the details. In short, I spent a few wonderful nights with her.â
At this moment, the boss, Trogg, walked over and gave Matthew and Lara a glass of fruit juice each. He smiled and said,
âWelcome back. Old Lucky mentioned the two of you once before. If he knew that vou had returned safelv, he would definitelv be verv happv.â
The two of them nodded slightly.
After Trogg left.
Matthew quickly used [Purify Food] on the juice on the table.
In the field of vision.
The mottled lustre that symbolized bacteria and viruses was eliminated.
Matthew took a sip with relief.
The juice tasted really good.
âLoraine, I have a question.â
Matthew asked curiously as he drank,
âThis question might be a private one, but itâs mainly out of academic curiosity. I mean, the structure of stone elementals is different from ordinary humanoid creatures, right?â
Lorraine said matter-of-factly,
âOf course, at first, I didnât know how to do it. It was like holding a rock.
âUntil I thought of the spell âTurn Stone into MudââŠââ Puff!
Matthew spat out a mouthful of juice on Laraâs upper body!
âIs that how the spell should be used?â
He looked at Loraine in shock.
Who knew that Loraine also looked at Matthew with a confused expression?
âHow else would you use the spell?â
Matthew looked at Lara apologetically.
The latter shook her clothes indifferently, took the initiative to ask for a key from Trogg, and went upstairs to change.
âOf course, spells werenât invented for this kind of thing.â
Matthew shifted his gaze back to Loraine and corrected him seriously, âAs far as I know, this is a spell invented to resolve specific roadblocks in the way.â
Loraine asked, âAre you sure? Couldnât the roadblocks be moved or dismantled? Did the mage have to invent a spell to deal with it?â
Matthew frowned.
Lorraine continued,
âWhy do mages suddenly invent a spell that can turn rocks into soft mud?
âThere must be a strong motive behind this.
âAnd I think that love that transcends races is a strong enough motive. What do you think, Matthew?â
Matthew fell silent.
Lorraine commented sharply,
âActually, there are many spells that can support my point of view.. For example, the most commonly used spell by mages like you, âMage Handâ!â