Chapter 694 - 597: The Trinity Goddess_2
Amberser disliked things that were unreasonable or, to put it in another way, he loathed anything as inexplicable and illogical as fate.
"Ha-ha, I just knew you weren’t qualified, which is why I told you. Just don’t tell anyone else, or Yeg will give me trouble." The Poet drank up his wine and then added, "I’ve heard your Magic Mirror has many users and features, but it seems to me that it lacks a function to listen to music."
Looking at the Poet’s half-smiling face, Amberser got the hint right away.
He recalled the earth-shattering singing of the Poet and initially wanted to refuse, but on second thought, he still owed him a concert. Besides, the Poet’s music often worked wonders at critical moments.
"Alright, I’ll design a music feature for you right now, and not just for you—I’ll make it free for all Bards to upload their songs and let more people hear them. Senior, how about you establish a Bard Council across planes and become the president?"
The Poet’s heart bloomed with joy upon hearing Amberser’s idea, and they immediately started discussing how to establish the Bard Council with various bylaws. Amberser was all too happy to help, and they collectively drafted most of the bylaws.
Amberser didn’t have to worry about lack of participation; no Bard would decline more listeners.
The ownership of the Magic Mirror had surpassed fifty million, a terrifying figure indeed.
Apart from gods like Ogma who governed knowledge, it was doubtful any other deity could disseminate information to tens of millions of beings at once. What Bard would refuse fifty million listeners? Any amount of fame meant both renown and benefits.
The Poet was extremely serious about this and, upon figuring out how to register the accounts, immediately cleared out all his tavern patrons, claiming they needed to recruit friends to join.