In the original comic, they never found the Duke's most important stronghold, which was the place where the Elixir of Life was produced.
So much so that Maggie didn't even consider that possibility. She thought that as cannon fodder, she probably didn't have the ability to hide so well that even the main characters couldn't find out.
And today, Rabai actually told her that she knew?!
How did you know that?! Is that even possible?
Today's events have shocked Maggie so much that she can't suppress the roar in her heart. If she didn't have to maintain a facade of politeness, Maggie might have grabbed Rabai's shoulders, shaken her, and questioned her.
'Thirty miles east of Santa Fe City lies a desolate village in the mountains, where every villager is a follower of demons, and a mercenary band guards the area.'
Rabai wrote the exact location word by word on Maggie's palm, so detailed that Maggie had no choice but to believe it.
But she still didn't understand.
How do you know?
Maggie's doubts weren't just in her mind; her expression betrayed her thoughts. Before Maggie could even ask, Rabai proactively answered her questions.
'I can communicate with plants.'
Rabai chose to be honest, entrusting her most important secret to Maggie. This was the result of her weighing the options all night. Deceiving Maggie into bringing her to the temple would be a move that was neither good nor bad.
This step is crucial in gaining Maggie's true trust.
The risks are extremely high, but the rewards are also very high.
"!!!"
Maggie is numb.
The overwhelming stimulation she received in one day made her truly experience the horror of this world.
[Able to communicate with plants...is the god of the earth...]
Maggie had only one thought in her mind.
Although she had suspected it for a while, she had always treated Rabai as an ordinary human woman, and that was her attitude. But today, she actually self-destructed, and in such a 'brutal' way, giving her an unparalleled shock.
The roar in her heart disappeared, replaced by a slightly desolate and bitter voice, which made Rabai pause in her movements when it reached her ears.
Rabai's slightly apologetic smile froze for a moment, but quickly returned to normal.
Maggie was still immersed in her own emotions and it took her a while to compose herself.
Thank you.
Maggie wanted to be alone. Although she was grateful to Rabai for telling her about it, she only left those two words in Rabai's palm before turning around and leaving her with a strangely desolate back view.
"..."
Rabai stood there, watching Maggie's figure gradually disappear.
She looked up and stared at her palm for a long time, her gaze following the lines down her hand. Her face was expressionless, but she was actually thinking.
God of the Earth....
The plants called her 'Tata'.
And the name of the Earth God is... Arunta.
She glanced one last time at the corner where Maggie had gone, then turned and walked in the exact opposite direction from Maggie.
Indeed, she wanted to be with Maggie, which is why she said these things to Maggie.
However, she never expected to receive such important information, information so important that it was beyond imagination.
In other words, she might be the reincarnation of the Earth God?
Rabaii arrived at this shocking yet plausible conclusion.
But if Maggie was just an ordinary Holy Maiden of Light, how would she know about this?
At this moment, Rabai's curiosity about Maggie far outweighed his interest in finding out about his own origins.
After all, if Maggie's idea is true, she will eventually return to her divine position. But if she misses out on such a magical being as Maggie, then she will truly miss out.
Rabai is now glad she made that decision today, as it may make her future life more interesting.
It was even more interesting than she could have imagined.
...
Maggie originally went out to discuss with the priest and Gloria how to deal with the Duke.
Or make your own decision.
But with Harlan and Labai interrupting her, her mind was in complete disarray, making it impossible for her to work properly. She had no choice but to return to her room to sort out her thoughts before continuing to deal with the Duke.
The matter of Korabai has now completely overwhelmed her mind, and she can't shake it off even if she wants to.
"She really is the Goddess of the Earth..."
Maggie covered her face and collapsed onto the bed with a 'plop,' muttering to herself.
"But if she is the human form of the Earth God, then it's not surprising that she was able to discover the Duke's lair."
She recalled the content of the comic. The Duke was killed as the boss at the end of the first volume. At that time, the Earth God had not yet joined the main group. There were only four people in the main group, so they were not able to find the true location of the Duke's lair.
However, if the earth god's human form were to join at this time, he could use his ability to communicate with the earth to find the location of the duke's true stronghold.
It's a pity he wasn't in the comics at that time.
Therefore, the parts not depicted in the comics may indicate that the Duke had already successfully escaped and returned to his stronghold, seeking an opportunity to rise again.
As the comic progresses, the Duke could very well transform from a minor, defeated boss into a major villain in the later stages of the story.
In reality, Rabai's so-called ability to communicate with plants is actually due to her incomplete understanding. She is currently using her abilities instinctively, rather than truly mobilizing the power of the earth.
Once she grows up, she can use the power of the earth to know almost everything on the continent.
Of course, this ability has its limitations; only with a higher level of magic can she search a wider area.
She's still using her abilities too crudely.
"While this is a good thing, as it allows us to completely eliminate the Duke, but..."
Maggie suddenly felt utterly hopeless.
This time, she can really summon the Dragon Balls.
The human forms of the seven gods gathered around her for various reasons, making it seem as if she were something special.
Actually, it should be that she took the initiative to find Perkin in the first place, and Harun, the human form of the God of Light, was originally in the temple. The human forms of gods, that is, the main characters, would be attracted to each other, so they all appeared around her, right?
Maggie fell into deep doubt.
She thought about it for a long time but couldn't figure it out, so she could only use this excuse to convince herself.
"Forget about them for now, we still need to deal with the Duke. Now I have more leverage, and this time Old Deng will definitely break through his defenses."
She then devoted the few remaining brain cells to what was, so far, the most important revenge plan for her.
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