Raon left the room that was shining from gold and jewels and flew toward Eruhaben. Cale looked at Raon flying away and started to think.

�Shouldn�t it be asking Eruhaben and not telling him?�

He felt iffy again at Raon�s choice of words, but took out the book he received from the Elves as there was nothing he could do about Raon.

It was an old book, but it seemed to be imbued with magic, as the pages were still in good condition.

Flip. Flip.

Cale opened the book to the first page which only had a single sentence.

< Someone said that a stupid human is like a rock. I will show that person the power of a small rock. >

Click.

Cale closed the book. This book was weird as well.

However, Cale opened the book again in order to be able to live his life without a ticking bomb inside his body. He thought to himself that he has to do all sorts of things in order to live a safe life and started to frown.

He turned the page.

< The earth that is under my foot is sturdier than anything else. >

< The earth sacrifices its body in order to provide a place for all lifeforms to live. >

< The strongest form of the earth is a rock. >

This part sounded normal.

Flip. Flip.

Cale slowly turned the pages while reading through. His frown slowly started to disappear. There were sentences that caught his attention every so often.

< He was called the Guardian. The first time he was called the Guardian was probably when he stopped an ogre that was headed down to his village. >

< He was the hidden guardian of the Kingdom of Boulders. He always appeared wherever there was trouble and confidently defended against anything and everything. >

< People respected the noble spirit of the Guardian. >

Cale recalled the ancient legend that Taylor had shared with him in the past.

It was about the Guardian that saved the Kingdom of Boulders.

It was a legend about a hero who saved the continent�s Northeast territory when the continent was covered in darkness.

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