As if Adrian didn't notice the changes in his body at all, he took off his coat and tied it into a cloth bag, carefully placed the Victoria amazonica in it, and smiled gratefully at Ellian: "You have done enough for me, and now it's time for humans to solve the problem themselves. Our agreement ends here, and you are free. I will build a shrine and a temple for you in the future, so that the world will know what you have done for us."
Ellian asked again: "You said you don't need me anymore? You don't want me to take you out of the city?"
Adrian frowned and asked back: "I think I already believe in you very devoutly, but you haven't received the faith yet?"
No, no, no, this is not about whether or not you have received the faith...
He sensed it again, and the causal line between Adrian and him was still connected, but it had become very weak, and he had a feeling: Adrian now did not really believe in him, but was just grateful and trusted him because he had saved him twice on the bridge before. The pure power of faith just now was not from Adrian, but from the light and shadow attached to him.
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