Look, old man Tanis said it so easily. Using poison is not just about using poison, you also have to use your body and brain.
He clearly knew that his physical strength was as terrifying as the ancient evil dragon, and tens of millions of years had given him an unparalleled imagination.
He is just an old monster. For this kind of monster, even if I use my body and brain, how can I be my opponent?
Moreover, I concluded that this guy was just waiting for an opportunity to retaliate against me and take advantage of me for fun.
*
That's right, this time, he didn't throw me directly to the cruel owl, but...in his words, it was "patience" and "teaching by words and deeds".
He drove me into a panic, but he could always poison the tree trunks I was about to climb on, the branches that cut across my face, and even the curls that flew up on me.
The ubiquitous dark invaders made me dizzy and nauseous!
More than once, I fell from a tree or bumped into a rock. But just when I stopped moving and wanted to take a rest, his thunderous attack would force me to go down another unlucky path.
I'm really fed up with this variety of poisons. I...the same tactics are useless to him...
I hate this old man, I hate this waterfall, this forest, I hate eternity!
Wow--
This time, he threw me directly down the tens of meters high waterfall amidst my roar!
Wow--
"I want to get out!" When I struggled to stick my head out from the cold water, I couldn't help shouting viciously at the old man on the waterfall, "I don't want to stay here! I don't want you to teach me! You taught me What did you do to me?!"
Those words made the old man with one foot on the rock slowly narrow his glowing eyes, "Little guy," he said coldly, "Have you forgotten what you need to do to get out?"
Somehow, his tone gave me a creepy feeling.
"Maybe you need Paula to remind you!" I saw him put his fingers into his mouth and blew out a sharp whistle. The next second, the sound of flapping wings coming from the distance made my heart skip a beat. Into the throat!
*
I hate owls.
I especially hate this owl named Paula.
Because its sharp beak and claws are covered with my blood!
Under the sun, it didn't look like an owl. It was clearly a rotten bone ooze with claws, a shadow ghoul with feathers, and a sharp beak... Lord Tanis!
Chased by it, I dived into a bush full of thorns, jumped into a stinky mire, endured severe pain, and hid behind a large buzzing beehive.
I don’t know how long I spent like this. One day, I suddenly realized that without the limitation of space, I could survive for a long time under the pursuit of that stupid voice!
Moreover, even if it gets close, I am most likely to survive its attack!
Although its movements are fast, it has its own style, and it is not difficult to find patterns in it.
Even, once, I successfully plotted it!
At that time, I lurked in a field of wild grape vines for several hours. When Paula passed under me, I tied up my ankles covered with blood scabs with wild grape vines, hung upside down like lightning, and used a sharp piece of bread to Scratched its ass!
If sound could kill, it would have definitely killed me seven hundred times at that moment!
oh!
I must try this trick on Tanis!
*
I felt like I was being chased through this boundless forest for more than ten days, and then, I went round and round and returned to the waterfall.
I have to say that at this time, I have reached my limit, both mentally and physically.
But the huge owl lingered, chasing me twenty meters behind me.
In the extremely dense woods, it cannot fly, but it can chase me with its long legs like a cow or sheep. Each heavy step makes the ground tremble slightly, and it makes my heart tremble.
Ragged.
Covered in bruises.
Tilting slightly, I leaned against the cold rock.
I...I'm so tired that I can't breathe, let alone climbing up a steep gravel road to a wet and high waterfall?
Bang bang bang--
Paula's bloody hook and claws stepped on my heartbeat, and she came closer quickly. I could already smell the smell of blood deposited on it.
It's over.
I hate you so much, old man Tanis!
I gritted my teeth.
But at that moment, when the claws were about to cut through my pupils, time and space suddenly shook slightly, and the next second, countless pitch-black rattans as thick as fists suddenly broke out from under our feet. In the blink of an eye, the beast in front of me was tightly bound.
oh!
I couldn't help being stunned, and the next second, I immediately held my breath and slipped out of the gap.
crackle--
Almost at the same moment, there was a sudden flash of lightning on those rattans.
It only took two breaths to make the unlucky owl's whole body tremble with electricity. He fainted on the ground with his mouth crooked and his eyes squinting, and he didn't even have time to utter a scream!
Of course, those rattans also turned into black ash all over the ground under the extremely high temperature.
oh!
I couldn't help but swallow, and then looked up at the high waterfall.
I have seen Angelica manipulating vines, and I have seen Allen use binding magic. Are they here?
Or... was old man Tanis' conscience discovered? Oh, that damn old man can do magic? !
*
One second.
Two seconds.
Three seconds.
Finally, a pair of pointed ears emerged from the big rock, and only half of the one on the right was left.
"Alan?!" For a moment, my eyes felt hot, "Why are you here?!"
The elf boy stood on the rock and looked at me in surprise, then at the huge owl that fell to the ground. He frowned and said, "Oh my God, how did you get yourself into the dirtiest place?" Like a troll?!”
*
At this point, I finally had enough time to wash away the stinking mud and blood from my body.
As for Paula, don't worry, Alan, unlike his grandfather, will always do what a person should do. He tied the big beast from head to toe dozens of times with thick vines, so that it now looked like a large cocoon made of vines.
I also have a red bonfire, which is the loveliest thing in this dank place in eternity.
"Grandma asked me to bring you some bread." When I crawled out of the water on my hands and knees, Alan whispered. He glanced at me quickly with his glowing eyes, and fiercely cut his The robe was thrown on my head, "What do you want to do?! Don't you, a red-haired girl, have no sense of shame?!"
oh!
For the sake of him saving me, I swallowed the breath hard.
"...You can't imagine what I've been through..." I stared at the piece of toasted and fragrant bread, whining hungrily, "I gnawed the bark of the tree, and competed with the bees for honey...I was almost I don’t know that I am a living person anymore…”
*
I'm flying.
The wings flashed across the blue sky, and the hooks and claws flew like arrows in the dazzling sunlight.
etc? !
Why can I fly? !
Why do I have wings and claws? !
As if he guessed what I was thinking, the snow-capped mountains below me suddenly rose from the ground, and in that mirror-like glacier, I saw my own face!
I...I actually turned into a big colorful bird with a human face? !
"Oh...this is the harpy." A strange voice sounded out of thin air. In an instant, a black figure suddenly appeared in the glacier. His face was blurred and his body was twisted into a ball. However, the pair of glowing red eyes The eyes were extremely clear, which made me scream!
With a jolt, I sat up from my deep dream like an electric shock!
"...You are really..." Unexpectedly, Allen's disgusted voice came from the other end of the crackling bonfire, "Suddenly fell asleep and suddenly woke up."
"Holy Light... Oh..." I turned my back and struggled to swallow the bread still in my mouth, "I really wish I was in that snowy mountain... Oh my God, what should I do? I'm out of my mind. Not going." I covered my cheeks in frustration.
"Hmph," he added a piece of dry wood at the end of the red fire, "...I think you are insane."
"Do you think, after so long, will my body have recovered? Could Dallion have returned from Green Wind Village? Could they be looking for us?"
"Time here is much faster than outside. Up to now, most of the day has passed in the outside world. Moreover, I have looked at your injuries and found that your heart has not healed at all. Here," he said. He gestured on his chest, "Only a thin layer of skin has grown, and I can still see your heart."
His words made me couldn't help but touch my heart. The flexible feeling of the tentacles made me suddenly think of something. I subconsciously wrapped the thin green robe around me tightly and glared at the elf boy on the other end angrily.
He blinked and seemed to suddenly realize something. He pursed his lips tightly and turned his head away in embarrassment.
"...You're as much of a bastard as your grandfather!"
"Ahem, I didn't think so at all! You are so ugly..."
If he hadn't saved me, that sparking stick would have been stuffed into his mouth!
"Besides, you're not smart," but he continued to speak recklessly. "When my grandfather came back, he complained to us for a long time."
oh! Calm down, Messiah!
I said to myself, don’t argue with a fool!
"What did he teach you?" he asked curiously, "What did you learn from him?"
Taking a deep breath, I smiled brightly at him, "I learned to be grateful."
"……grateful?"
"Yes." I carefully picked a piece of bread, and the smell of toasting filled my nostrils. When I handed it over, I wiped all the dark invaders on my fingertips. "I have nothing now, I can only use this." I would like to express my gratitude. If Elune had taught you how to accept a thank you, I think you would have eaten it up."
"Oh," he coughed unnaturally, "I will."
