Chapter 527

Chapter 527: Natural Magic

Mosa Woodmane was very badly hurt, even after being helped by a Healing Potion, she still walked with a limp.

She led three people to a hidden little cave on a mountain, keeping a close eye on the two demons following Jesse, and did not speak to Jesse the whole time.

Jesse knew that if she hadn’t helped save Tauren’s life, Mosa might have immediately treated her as a demon too, so don’t expect her to be friendly now.

Although she looked at Greed and Vereesa with a kind expression, Tauren, despite looking like a bull, had much more expressive eyes and facial expressions.

Greed was quiet now and asked softly beside Jesse, "You think it’s impossible too?"

"What’s impossible," Jesse asked.

"She could never like me," Greed whispered, "I’m a dwarf and she’s a bull, that’s too different, right?"

"How would I know what Tauren thinks," Jesse cleared her throat, glanced at Mosa, and said, "Why don’t you go ask her yourself?"

"Don’t we need the fairy to translate? I don’t want her to say these things," Greed muttered, "As if I care so much!"

Over there, Vereesa was eating the Basilisk meat she got from The Shimmering Flats, while the Tauren curiously sniffed it, wanting to taste a piece.

Greed immediately widened his eyes and said, "Look, look, look here, Jesse Seso, darn it, the cow wants to eat meat."

"Tauren is not a cow, what’s wrong with eating meat," Jesse said, "She’s so strong, probably eats more meat in a year than you. Don’t forget she calls herself a hunter, can a hunter reap wheat?"

Greed nodded in realization and whispered, "Makes sense."

"Besides," Jesse said, "It’s better to be liked than disliked. I think this Tauren always wants to smash me to death, at least she’s not thinking of doing that to you. And we only stay in Kalimdor for a while, when we go back, no one will remember us, by then she’ll forget about you too. And you’re good with emotions, why are you acting like an innocent boy now, all worried and unsure."

"If a jungle troll or Ogre likes you, let’s see if you can stay calm like this!" Greed said through gritted teeth.

Jesse coughed, glanced at Vereesa, then at Greed, and said, "Alright, I definitely can’t stay calm, my bad."

"If it’s really bothering you, I can try to make her dislike you immediately, Greed," Molofeel said from the side, with a hint of mocking smile on his face.

The dwarf looked at the demon and said, "I think it’s you who’s been playing tricks behind everyone’s back, you manipulative witch!"

"Me?" Molofeel raised an eyebrow and said, "It’s clearly your charm that has bridged the gap between races and sizes smoothly, not to mention there’s no master’s orders…"

"Joking aside, don’t use any magic against that Tauren," Jesse warned, "She already doesn’t like the three of us, and we finally found a guide. Now, let’s just let her lead the way properly and not cause any more trouble."

"Of course, master," Molofeel leaned against Jesse and said, "After all, I promised to obey you before we set out."

Greed looked uncomfortably at the succubus who was fawning over Jesse, closed his lips tightly, then glanced over at Vereesa, who turned her head away suddenly.

"Hi, Vereesa, shouldn’t we discuss how we’re going to proceed next?" the dwarf asked.

"Oh, right," Vereesa snapped back to reality and said, "She just told me that if we want to head to the northern plains, she knows a small path to climb out of the stone forest, avoiding the Centaur-controlled territory. It’ll take about three to four days. But she also warned me that there might be some Quilboar patrolling there."

"Agama’gor," Jesse said, "That’s where the Quilboar live. If we want to go north, we have to pass through there."

Hearing what Jesse said, the Tauren nodded and repeated, "Agama’gor."

Okay, we finally started talking.

At that moment, Mosa stood up and said something to Vereesa. Jesse asked, "What is she going to do?"

"She is going to cast a spell," Vereesa said.

"What s…"

Before Jesse could finish speaking, Tauren closed his eyes and started chanting a spell.

To Jesse, the chant sounded like the murmuring of cows, but soon a cool breeze carrying the scents of earth and grass entered the cave, swirling the dry grass leaves around Tauren.

Surprisingly, these dry leaves, which were once brittle, slowly turned green and fresh as they spun around.

It was not just Jesse’s imagination; Saenor, beside him, also noticed this phenomenon. Pointing at one of the large leaves, he grabbed Molofeel’s arm and whispered, "What strange magic is this?"

"It’s life magic," Molofeel calmly replied.

As the leaves gradually became green again, Tauren’s mane became shiny and smooth, her skin also became plump. When she finished casting the spell and opened her eyes again, she felt much more energized than before.

She tried touching the wound under her ribs where the spear had pierced her, and to her surprise, it had mostly healed, with only some dried blood clinging to her mane.

So she learned some natural healing magic?

"This is even more effective than the priests at the Holy Light Cathedral," Greed said in a daze.

"After all, it’s the power of life," Jesse said, patting Greed’s bandage, "Just like the healing potion you carry. For treating wounds specifically, it’s definitely more effective than the average priest."

Tauren looked at Greed and asked something in Elvish, Vereesa said, "She’s asking if you got injured in the fight."

Greed quickly shook his head and said, "No, absolutely not. How could I be hurt by those rough monsters!"

But before Vereesa could say anything, Mosa immediately raised her hand to cast another spell. Jesse moved aside, watching as the natural winds enveloped the dwarf.

"I really don’t need help with healing," Greed stood up and leaned against the wall. After being touched by this Natural Magic, he took a deep breath, staring around with wide eyes and said, "This feels… so comfortable. What magic is this? I suddenly don’t feel tired at all!"

Seeing Greed’s happy expression, Mosa nodded in satisfaction and sat down on the ground. The two-meter-tall monster’s sitting caused the whole cave to shake as if startled.

Just then, Jesse suddenly saw a bit of blood coming out from Greed’s nose.

"Hey, hey, Greed." He pointed to his own nose as a reminder.

Greed wiped his nose and looked at the blood on his finger, asking, "What’s going on?"

"You’re not injured, she just gave you too much life energy," Jesse said. "Have you forgotten when I drained life from you before?"

Greed nodded and said, "I thought only greedy and evil warlocks would cause such a problem."

Jesse muttered unhappily, "Greedy and evil…"