Chapter 350 Return Talisman

"The 'Shepherd Man' was seriously injured. He shouldn't be able to come out to trouble us within a month or two. However, the existence of this person is a big hidden danger after all. You have to be more careful in the future."

Joan whispered to Kandy softly.

Kandy nodded, and said worriedly: "Actually, I have nothing to worry about. As long as I go home, I will be protected by my parents and clansmen. I wish the shepherds would come to your door to die. What I really worry about is your safety, Tai Mr. Er is so seriously ill, who else will protect you in the future..."

As she spoke, she took out a palm-sized wooden sign from her pocket and handed it to Joan.

"You hold this amulet, and it can be used to save your life at critical moments."

Joan took the amulet and looked at it curiously.

The talismans are carved and polished from oak wood. They are simple in workmanship, round in appearance, and engraved with a circle of wheat ear-shaped patterns. There are twelve pieces in total, which seem to correspond to twelve months in a year.

The back of the talisman is engraved with complex incantations, exuding strong fluctuations of magic power.

Joan looked carefully for a while, but couldn't identify what spell was enchanted on this small wooden sign, so he had to cast an inquiring look at Kandy.

"This is a 'Return Talisman'. The emblem on the front is the so-called 'Ring of Harvest', the logo of our green druid society, and the 8-ring nature magic spell 'Return Mantra' is engraved on the back."

"No matter where the holder is, as long as he recites an activation spell, he can be teleported to a specific safe area—for this amulet, he will be teleported to the Algonquin Valley, 'Old White' in the shade."

After listening to Kandy's explanation, Joan couldn't help being slightly moved.

"8-ring magic... If I remember correctly, even your father can't perform such a high-level magic. Who made this talisman?"

"Of course it came from the founder of our 'Ring of Harvest', Ms. Valentina, the legendary Grand Druid of the Far East!"

When Kandy talked about the founder of his sect, his words revealed sincere admiration.

"It is said that Ms. Valentina made a total of 12 'Return Talismans' and gave them to 12 personal disciples."

"My father was lucky enough to get a piece of it. He took the talisman across the ocean and came to the New World to spread the Druid teachings of the green field. Later, he passed the talisman to me and changed the teleportation point to the Algonquin Valley. In this way, I can easily return home while I’m traveling.”

"So this is ah……"

Joan nodded thoughtfully, and then put the amulet back in Kandy's hand.

"You should keep such a precious talisman for yourself."

"But--"

Conti eagerly tried to refute, but Joan waved her hand to stop her.

"Listen to me, Kandy, you can't hide at home all your life. If you lose this amulet, you will lose a guarantee of safety when you go out."

"But your situation is more dangerous than mine! You know, the shepherd's primary target is you!"

"I don't care." Joan shook his head expressionlessly, and said carefully, "If the shepherd just wants to trouble me, I just need to be more careful and adapt to the circumstances, and I can always try to escape his pursuit."

"Besides, I will spend most of my time in the military camp or at school, surrounded by friends, classmates, and mentors, and the shepherds don't dare to do anything to me..."

"In contrast, I am more worried about your safety. You wear this amulet next to your body. If your safety is guaranteed, I will have no worries."

It is really difficult for him to explain so much to a person who is not good at words and clumsy by nature.

Fortunately, it was Kandy who was facing him. Even if the words were not expressive, the other party was able to understand his feelings after all.

Of course, Kandy understood how stubborn Joan was. Now that he had made up his mind, it was useless to say anything else, so he could only hide his concerns in his heart and reluctantly obeyed his arrangement.

At this time, there was a cheerful dog barking outside the door, it was Jamie and Gray returning from hunting.

There was a straw rope hanging around Gray's neck, and there were four fat hares tied up in total.

Joan and Kandy chatted all morning, and they were a little hungry, so they started to prepare lunch together.

Kandy rolled up his sleeves, revealing a pair of white arms. He swiftly picked up the hare, cut it open, peeled it, cleaned it, and threw it into the pot for stewing.

Joann reheated the cheese and ham sandwiches that he didn't have time to eat in the morning, and brought them to the table.

Not long after, the rabbit meat was stewed, and Kandy first picked out some stewed meat and soup into a thermal insulation cork bottle, and left it for the old man Tire who was sick in bed.

The remaining rabbit meat and thick soup were brought to the table in a pot, and Joan accompanied Joan to gobble it up to fill his stomach.

After lunch, Joan took Kandy to the back mountain to visit grandpa.

When Conti came to Delin Town in July, although the old man Tire was already ill, he was in a good state of mind and could walk a little with a cane.

After just over a month, when we met again, the old man was already bedridden, so haggard that he was almost out of shape. Seeing this, she couldn't help but feel a sore nose and tears in her eyes.

The old man Thiel showed deliberate indifference to Kandy's visit, perhaps because he didn't want a little girl to see him as a wimp who was seriously ill and dying. After meeting him, he impatiently pushed Joan and Kandy away, as if he was afraid of his own illness. infect them.

It just so happened that Dr. Kelandil came to see the old man's tired face, so he suggested that Joan and Kandy leave quickly, and it was enough for him to stay and take care of this eccentric old man.

Joan also had nothing to do with Grandpa's bad temper, left the broth in a thermos and left, and left Grandpa's hut holding Kandy's hand.

The two walked silently on the path home, and Kandy saw that Joan was still thinking about her grandfather, so she comforted him softly, and asked him what his plans were next.

"I have accepted the employment of Major George Vassar. I have to report to the knight camp in the Derling Valley before August 16th. I will accompany the army to carry out the task of sweeping up the gnoll bandits. I will not be able to return until the end of September."

"I've also heard the news that the jackals came from the Brass Pass. At the beginning of this month, Magni led two hundred Asa hunters to the knight camp to meet Major Vasa. action."

Conti sighed with regret.

"I originally wanted to join Magni's mercenary group, but he refused to agree, and I didn't insist. If I had known that you would also participate in the southward battle, I should have resorted to the 'unique trick' to force Magni to back down."

Of course, Joan knew that her so-called trick was to use tears to attack her. She cried until her brother gave in. It was funny but also a headache, so she had to warn Conti not to make bad decisions.

"Since your elder brother disagrees, I dare not take you to the military camp, otherwise Magni will not spare me if he finds out... Besides, the military camp is full of men, it is really inconvenient for you to live in that kind of place."