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Sophia and Morris took advantage of everyone resting at the camp to sneak away when no one was looking.
After a thorough search, they finally arrived at the hidden home of the elves deep in the great forest - Moonlight Valley. Walking on the path illuminated by glowing vines and mysterious moonlight, they felt a mysterious and ancient aura enveloping their surroundings.
"What do you think the Elf King will know?" Morris asked.
Sophia smiled and said, "According to the 'prophecy of meteor,' I believe we will receive some very important information from the Elf King."
They were led into a palace built with white jade and strange metal. Sitting on a high throne was the leader of the elven tribe: Aetheriel. His eyes were deep as the sea, revealing wisdom and power.
"Welcome to the Moonlight Valley, young magician of Noah Academy," Aetheriel smiled.
"We read a book about the 'meteor prophecy' and saw your name mentioned. Can you tell us more about this prophecy?" Sophia asked.
Aesiriel's face turned serious. "Long ago, in the divine battlefield - an ancient relic, it was the place where the gods of darkness and light battled against the forces of evil. This relic is located in the southeast of the Noah Continent. At that time, many people were unaware of what happened during that war."
"At that time, the ancestors of the elven tribe left only one sentence. They prophesied that when the twin meteors appeared, the two chosen children of the stars would determine the fate of this world. If evil thoughts arise, disaster will come; if good thoughts arise, the world will usher in a new dawn."
Morris' tense muscles relaxed slightly. "So, how can we find a more accurate clue?"
"Perhaps you can go ask dwarf Gran. He might have more information over there."
Then he stopped them. "Wait. I have something for you." Aesirael stood up, walked to a huge chest, and opened it. "This is the 'Tear of Moonlight,' a gem with healing and protective abilities. I hope it will be of help to you on your journey."
Sophia felt a sudden shock, these materials are all very precious, which also means that both the elves and Dwarves attach great importance to what is about to happen.
"This is the 'Essence of Time and Space' spell scroll. It can instantly transport you to a safe place in extremely dangerous situations. The destination is random, but it could be somewhere you have been before. But please use it carefully, as it only has one chance." The elven leader handed a small cloth bag to Sophia and Morris.
Sophia opened the cloth bag and found, in addition to the essence of time and space, a dagger adorned with mysterious runes and a scroll of parchment. The dagger is named "Emerald Blade" and is said to weaken the magical defenses of enemies. The parchment contains a powerful water-based magic spell.
"Thank you for your generous gift. This will undoubtedly be an important addition to our mission," Sophia said affectionately, as the Key of the Celestial Realm staff emitted a warm glow in her hand.
"That's what we should do," replied Lysander, his blue eyes shimmering with wisdom.
"Well then, we will do our best to live up to the expectations," said Morris, feeling his Shadowfang dagger vibrating slightly at his waist, as if sensing the impending danger.
After leaving the Moonlight Valley, Sophia and Morris arrived at the capital of the Dwarven Kingdom - Tarragor. The buildings here are all made up of various ores and metals, appearing heavy and solid.
They were introduced to the representative of the dwarf clan: Grong. Grong was a dark-skinned, bearded dwarf, and his full face of smiles made people feel close to him.
"Ah ha! Welcome, travelers from afar! I heard you are seeking information about the 'meteor prophecy,' am I right?"
Sophia nodded, "Yes, Lord Grang. We hope to understand more."
Grang's beard moved slightly as he nodded slowly. "We Dwarves have also heard of this ancient prophecy. Do you know that the twin meteor is not only the beginning of the prophecy, but also possibly the key to everything's end."
Sophia tightly grasped her "Key of the Celestial Realm" staff, feeling a surge of energy flowing within it. "We understand that this is also the reason we embarked on this adventure. Grand Elder, could you provide more information about this ancient ruin? Perhaps there are some unsolved mysteries or important items?"
Grand Elder sighed and opened a seemingly ancient wooden box. "This is a mysterious gem that our people have kept for a long time, called the 'Eye of Time.' Legend has it that it can reveal glimpses of the future, but it must be used with caution, as the future is always unpredictable."
Morris looked excitedly at Sophia and then asked Grang, "How can we use it?"
"This gem requires specific rituals and environments. And most importantly, the user must have a strong will to avoid being overwhelmed by future possibilities," Grang said seriously.
Then suddenly he thought of something, and turned to walk to an ancient bookshelf, gently running his thick fingers over the spines of books that had weathered hundreds of years.
"These are all ancient books about the Noah Continent, many of which contain information about divine prophecies. However, reading these requires extremely high intelligence and understanding, not everyone can comprehend the mysteries within."
Sophia and Morris locked eyes, filled with anticipation and determination.
"We are willing to try, Lord Grant," Morris said firmly.
Gelong smiled and took out a seemingly very old book, bound in heavy leather with some ancient magical runes engraved on the cover.
"This is the 'Mysterious History of Noah,' which contains a lot of information about deities and prophecies. You can start from here."
Sophia took the book and could feel the ancient magic flowing within it. She gently caressed the pages, a hint of blue light flashing in her eyes.
"Thank you very much, Lord Grant. This means a lot to us," Sophia said with deep sincerity.
Glang nodded, then his gaze turned to the side, to Morris.
"Morris, I see the 'Shadowfang' dagger in your hand. It's from the Temple of Odysseus, isn't it?"
Morris was taken aback, but quickly composed his expression.
"Your insight is truly sharp, Lord Grant."
Grang smiled and said, "Young people, strength and knowledge always complement each other. Since you have such powerful weapons, you should understand the possible responsibilities and destinies that come with them."
Sophia and Morris nodded silently, feeling sincere respect for the dwarf with abundant knowledge and profound wisdom.
Glang walked up to them again and patted their shoulders.
"Go, young ones. Seek the truth and use your strength to protect this world. Whether it's light or darkness, it's just a part of the balance of the entire universe. Only by understanding this, can you truly become great wizards."
The two of them were deeply moved by the weight of Grang's words. They nodded earnestly, put away the "Noah's Mysterious History Scripture," and then left Grang's study, returning to the campsite of the Noah Academy.
Unbeknownst to Sophia and Morris, during their visit to the dwellings of the elves and dwarves, a figure in the shadows had been silently watching them, taking everything in.
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