As Lily and the others led the way, they recounted various legends they knew to the players.
The players listened attentively, occasionally interjecting to ask for details about the myths.
For the players, there couldn't be stories in the game without value.
Especially since this game was magical, many mythological tales should theoretically have actually happened.
For instance, they suspected that the stories Lily told might be related to the enemies they needed to deal with in their quest, or the direction they needed to take to find the shards of the Life Scepter.
However, the legends from the mouths of the young boys and girls were too vague and lacked substance.
Apart from being entertained and affirming in their hearts that the so-called Divine Race were actually the elves entering this half-plane and that the Creator God must be a true mythical existence, the players didn't find anything more useful.
As for the shards of the Life Scepter, there was even less of a clue.
