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Chapter 292: Chapter 292 - The Rain Summoning Ritual

Chapter 292: - The Rain Summoning Ritual



[The Rain Summoning Ritual]

[Rating: A]

[The ancient and powerful Rain Summoning Ritual, once practiced by the enigmatic Goddess of the Moon, has been long forgotten over the ages. It's said that this sacred ceremony can call forth rain during times of desperate need.Nôv(el)B\\jnn

Your task is to rediscover this lost knowledge and revive the legacy left by the Goddess of the Moon.

By recovering the Rain Summoning Ritual, you can aid your people, bringing new life and prosperity to your land.]

[Clear Conditions: Revive the ancient Rain Summoning Ritual.]

[Clear Rewards: Receive 50 Stat Points.

Strengthen your affinity with the Goddess of the Moon.

Gain the ability to summon rain by performing the Rain Summoning Ritual.]

[Quest Failure: (Details not specified)]

Broken paused for a moment when he received yet another quest, this time delivered directly from the Goddess of the Moon herself. Hearing the name "Goddess of the Moon" triggered memories of the Moonstones, which he knew were also tied to this very same deity. It turned out that this Goddess held a wider influence than he initially realized, even involving herself in matters as a rain summoning ritual.

"What could the Moon Goddess possibly be doing with a rain summoning ritual?" He wondered. "Why rain, and why Slumdon Town? Does this mean the Goddess once descended to Yunatea, wandering its lands, visiting this particular town, and teaching Sandro's ancestors about this ritual?"

Broken found himself increasingly intrigued by the Goddess of the Moon. The mysteries surrounding her beckoned him to uncover more. He considered discussing this with Freya and Lily, both well-versed in Yunatea's history. Their insights could shed light on the puzzled pieces of this deity.

However, besides the mystery, the quest itself promised extraordinary rewards. Compellingly so. "Fifty stat points," Broken mused, "that's insane for a rating A quest!"

Moreover, he stood to gain a strengthened affinity with the Goddess of the Moon, though whether this would be beneficial in the long run was unclear. What was certain, however, was that his actions had increasingly intertwined with the Goddess-first with the Moonstone, and now with this rain summoning ritual.

As these thoughts swirled in his mind, Broken pondered whether there might be another way to gather information about the Goddess. Could he perhaps inquire directly with someone who might be familiar with her? Someone like... Goddess Akidia? He remembered that Akidia had once told him if he ever needed anything or wanted to speak with her, all he had to do was call her name and his prayers would be heard.

"Could it really be that simple?" he wondered.

With this possibility in mind, Broken decided to distance himself from the group for a moment, seeking a quiet spot to attempt this unconventional method of communication.

Once he was far enough, he whispered softly, "Goddess Akidia, I'm sorry if I'm interrupting your busy schedule. I know you're a hard worker and you need plenty of rest. But please, if you know anything about the Goddess of the Moon, could you share it with me?"

He waited in anticipation, silence enveloping him. Minutes passed, yet he received no response. Doubt crept in. "Am I doing this incorrectly? Should I visit the temple of Goddess Akidia to communicate with her?" he mused.

Broken continued to wait, but the stillness offered no answers. Deciding he had tried enough for now, he resolved to seek other sources of information.

"Well, I suppose I should ask Freya or the other members of the Ass Guild. They might have some insights into this Goddess of the Moon," he thought.

Sandro stood up, raised both hands in the air, and exclaimed, "Alright, the dance is simple!

Start with this move."

He demonstrated by taking a few sideways steps, lowering and raising his hands simultaneously. "Do this three times," he continued.

Then he spun around, jumping as he spoke, "Jump and clap three times!"

Sandro clapped his hands and then kicked forward with his right foot, holding it in the air.

Still balanced, he looped back twice with his right foot raised high.

Afterward, he side-stepped several times, flapping his palms against his mouth as if making

some sort of sound.

"Lu Lu Lu," he chanted. "Something like that."

He continued, "I think the movement is that simple. All we need to do is repeat the dance

until the rain arrives."

Broken narrowed his eyes as he watched Sandro's dance. "That's... so weird."

Jovina, however, seemed enthusiastic. She ran up to stand beside Sandro. "Let's do it again,

Sandro."

Two women and three men joined them, positioning themselves behind Sandro. They all tried to replicate his moves, though Sandro would occasionally slip and fall to the ground. "You're so useless and stupid, Sandro," Jovina laughed. "I can dance better than you -

hahaha!"

After several rounds of dancing with everyone, Sandro turned back to the group and announced, "Now I will practice the dance along with the chanting."

Broken muttered, "The song can't possibly be just chanting weird words like 'Ulo Ulo La la la,'

right?"

Sandro smiled awkwardly and started again. He began his dance, uttering several chants that made it hard to understand what he was saying.

"Uaaa Uaaa. Lu Lu Lu," he sang as he twisted, jumped, and clapped his hands.

"Lua Lua. Da Tang! Lua Tu Lua. Hu Jan! Ulala."

Broken sighed deeply as he listened.