Elf Farmer

Aunt Sophia's cooking skills have always been excellent. When Liat was a child, the same broth cooked by Aunt Sophia was better than what Liat's grandmother cooked.

When grandma was too busy to cook, Liat would be sent to Elvi's house to eat - little Liat's belly would be full every time.

More than ten years have passed, and Aunt Sophia's skills have become even better, and Liat is full again for the first time in a long time, but she is now a mature and decent adult, and she can pretend nothing happened while wearing a loose cloak.

After eating and drinking, it was time to say goodbye, and then the problem arose - it had been too long since he had gone home, and Liat no longer knew where his home was.

After being fed a bowl of hangover soup by Aunt Sofia, Alvi woke up with a grimace. He wiped his face and led Liat out the door.

After leaving Alvey's house, they walked along the path to the intersection and then onto the main road. The two of them walked straight along the main road.After passing three T-junctions and two crossroads, Liat could see the outer peaks of the Kotbappa Mountains appearing in front of him.

When they reached the last intersection and reached the foot of the mountain, Alvey raised his hand and pointed: "Go straight along this path and you will reach your home."

Liat still remembered that her small building was located at the foot of the mountain. She looked at the overgrown farmland on both sides of the path and was speechless for a moment - she had previously thought that the Elvi family's farmland was not well taken care of, and she should look at it first. Looking at their own land, Elvi's land is still taken care of by someone, but her land is not taken care of at all, and the weeds are taller than a person's waist.

After walking to the end of the path with Alvey, Liat did feel the fluctuations of magic energy in the air that were unique to the magic enchantment.

Alvi said that no one was allowed to enter this magical barrier, and Liat thought to herself that her grandmother had left something shameful for her at home.

Liette left the town when she was five years old. She was taken away directly by the teacher of the magic academy. Before that, her grandmother was still alive. Later, when Liette was in school, she suddenly received the news that her grandmother had passed away. The news - she didn't even get to see her grandmother for the last time, and suddenly learned from the fairy messenger that her grandmother had passed away.

It was also at that moment that Liat strengthened her belief that she must get ahead - although she has not done much to get ahead so far...

Liat easily passed through this magical barrier that refused to allow anyone to enter.The moment Liat passed through the barrier, the magic light in the air flashed, and Elvi behind Liat tried to walk over.

He stood next to Liat and looked up at the magical light that was gradually dissipating in the air: "Has this barrier disappeared?"

Lia nodded. She looked at the crumbling door in front of her and doubted her life: "Why is my house so broken?"

Alvi blinked: "No one is maintaining it, and it has slowly become like this... Well, Liat, why do you think of going back to your hometown? No, I mean-"

"Ah, I received a letter from grandma, the kind that is sent regularly." Liat didn't think there was anything bad to say about it: "You should still remember that my last name is 'Jixing', right? I am from the Jixing family 18 I will die within a year after I reach adulthood. My grandma carved a magic circle on my heart. I didn't die because of the rupture of the magic core, but I can't use magic. It's almost impossible to use magic in a big city. It was hard to move an inch, so I came back.”

Alvi's eyes widened when he heard this: "Could it be that your family has really been cursed by gods?! Isn't that a rumor?"

Liat glanced at him: "It's not a rumor. The ancestors of the Jixing family did participate in the God War and killed gods. Well, I am the only one left in my family now."

Alvey was silent for a while, then suddenly whispered: "I won't do it again..."

Liat: "What?"

"It's nothing!" Alvey spoke quickly: "You go home first and I'll bring you a magic tent!"

Liat watched him run away quickly, feeling that he was running away. She blinked and looked away.

Finding the key from the storage ring, Liat stepped forward to open the lock on the door. Then she reached out to push the door open, but the next moment she heard a loud bang, and the tattered door was accompanied by an equally tattered door. The stone walls fell together.

...Thankfully, the door and wall fell inward, otherwise Liat might have been knocked dizzy before even entering the house.

Without the cover of the gate and the outer wall, the empty courtyard could be seen at a glance. Liat covered her mouth and nose in the dust that hit her face. She looked across the overgrown wasteland at the ruins of the shed and the inner courtyard in the outer courtyard. The three-story wooden building in the courtyard looked like a haunted house, and I was speechless for a moment.

The overall layout of Liat's house is very simple, with two courtyards distributed front and back - the front yard is the outer yard, and the back yard is the inner yard. The inner yard is smaller than the outer yard in area, so the entire yard is a trapezoid when viewed from above.

The stone wall that has now collapsed together with the gate is the wall of the outer courtyard. Beyond this stone wall, you can see a straight stone road running through the entire outer courtyard from north to south. There are two sheds on the left and right sides of the stone road - -The one on the left is the large shed and the one on the right is the small shed.

Walk along the stone road to the end, and you will encounter a small river that crosses the entire courtyard from east to west. It is this small river that divides the courtyard into an outer courtyard and an inner courtyard. Therefore, after crossing the river, you enter the inner courtyard. In addition to one In addition to the three-story building also facing north and south, a small workshop was built along the west wall on the left.

Stepping over the collapsed stone wall and wooden door, Liat stood on the stone road where weeds were almost up to her knees. She looked around and felt that the first thing she had to do was weed.

Suddenly there was a rustling sound in the grass. Liat looked over with some vigilance, and the next moment a scythe jumped up from the grass.

Looking at the lush wild grass in front of her, then at the scythe that suddenly jumped out of the grass, and then thinking about her grandmother who was full of bad taste, Liat took a deep breath, and she picked up this Using the scythe fixed in mid-air by the suspension magic, he started mowing the grass with neat movements.

She first cleared away the lush weeds growing in the gaps between the stone slabs, and then cut the weeds on the left and right sides of the road. She ran back and forth several times before clearing the stone road that ran through the entire outer courtyard from the wild grass. The grass was cleared.

After all, Liat was a battle mage. She only had a light layer of sweat on her forehead, but she didn't feel very tired.However, in order to clear away all the weeds in the yard, Liat will probably have to mow the grass for a while.

After piling the weeds cut from the stone road into piles, Liat found giant dandelions from the grass near the shed. She broke off a few blooming giant dandelions, held them in her arms, and walked towards the inner courtyard.

Walking to the creek with the roaring water, Liat looked at the wooden bridge broken in two on the river, took out two from the giant dandelion bouquet in his arms and threw them down.

After the giant dandelion fell into the water, its petals fell off instantly. Almost in the blink of an eye, the golden petals spread out and quickly connected into a large piece. Before the petals were washed away by the water, Liat jumped up and tiptoed lightly. Stepping on the flower petals to gain strength, he jumped to the other side of the river in a few seconds.

Liat, who successfully crossed the river by using the characteristics of the giant dandelion flower, stood in the inner courtyard and looked around - the ground was overgrown with weeds, the walls were dilapidated, and the small building was weathered - she couldn't help but sigh.

Putting the giant dandelion in her arms into the large dusty vase at the door of the first floor, Liat reached out and pushed the door open.

"Squeak-"

The small monster squatting on the cornerless table eating its prey screamed in surprise when it heard the sound, and it suddenly jumped up - Liat immediately activated her magic to release the magic, but the sharp pain that suddenly broke out in her mind made her pupils shrink - -The small monster jumped directly over Liat and rushed out of the door. There was a loud bang, and the already shaky door completely fell apart.

After confirming that the small monster had left, Liat suddenly bent down, and she pressed her forehead tightly - Liat's face turned white as she was in tremendous pain, as if her brain had been torn into pieces.

Damn the fighting instincts of a battle mage!

After a while, the severe pain in her mind slowly faded away. Liat slowly straightened up. As soon as she raised her head, she saw a large hole in the glass window covered with bloody beasts. Paw prints.

In addition, the window glass is still full of solidified blood stains, and the scattered furniture in the room also has traces of being scratched and chewed. In addition to large areas of dark red blood stains and dirt on the floor, you can also see a lot of Scattered monster bones.

The half-bitten body of the monster on the table was still steaming with blood-red steam.

Liat glanced at the corpse of the monster - the small building in his house seemed to be occupied by the monster as a lair.

What is worth celebrating is that the monster believed that the snow elf was a far more powerful being than it, so it threw down the food and fled. Naturally, it gave up on the lair that was invaded by a powerful enemy.

Liat frowned and put all the tattered furniture in the hall on the first floor into the storage ring.

Just as he was about to go up to the second floor to take a look, Liat suddenly heard Alvi shouting his name loudly outside.

Stepping on the door panel and walking out, Liat looked up and saw Alvi waving to her through the low stone wall of the inner courtyard.

Uncle Hood, who was standing next to Alvy, was wearing a straight Sheriff's uniform - Uncle Hood was the town's Sheriff?

"Liat! I brought you freshly baked cookies!" Elvi shouted, raising the basket.

The breeze brought the tempting sweet smell of the dessert, and Liat suddenly felt a little hungry after having dinner. She walked over briskly, with a smile on her face that she didn't even notice.

"Little Leah, let me come and take a look," Uncle Hood smiled and said hello to Liat, then he remembered something and warned: "The mayor said he is going to introduce the latest magic pattern research in the city this year. Magic barrier, please let me tell you, aren’t you a magician? If you don’t need to install a magic barrier here, remember to report it to the mayor.”

"Dad, dad," Alvi interrupted him unceremoniously: "Hurry up and take out the magic tent that mom asked you to bring to Liat. It's already so late now, and I have to seize the time to help Liat." Yat is setting up a tent! Dad, go patrolling!"

Uncle Hood smiled and scolded Alvi. He took out the magic tent with the shrinking spell from his pocket and handed it to Alvi. He explained to Liat:

"Sofia asked me to bring you this magic tent from the store. She said it was left by Aunt Margaret for you."

Liat quickly thanked him.

After delivering the magic tent, Uncle Hood went on patrol, while Alvy climbed over the wall and jumped into the yard with a large basket.

Liat pointed to the gate on the low stone wall: "That's the gate over there."

Alvey: "Aren't I afraid of knocking down your door?"

Liat was silent. She turned her head and looked at the completely collapsed stone wall in the outer courtyard. She raised her finger again and pointed: "...Walls can also fall, Elvi."

Alvy pretended not to hear, he gave Liat the basket full of cookies, and ran to find a place to set up the magic tent.

Curling her lips, Liat went to the river to wash her hands, picked up a cookie from the basket and ate it slowly.

The cookies that were just baked were fluffy and soft, and the sweet chocolate filling flowed out when you bit them. Liat narrowed his eyes slightly as he ate - it felt so good to be home.