Elf Story from Another World

Chapter

"Wow." Nasha looked at Ouyue and softly praised: "Is this the ability of your elemental elves? They look so powerful."

"That's because the dark elements here are relatively abundant." Ouyue scratched her head. Somewhat embarrassedly, he said: "I just established a connection with them."

He took a deep breath, slowly calmed down, and felt the information generated by the dark elements being disrupted.

"I can sense its location." Ou Yue said softly, "He is walking in the other direction now."

"Okay, tell me its location, and I'll look for a way to get outside." Nasha nodded: "May the ancestors bless you."

"Are you also facing your ancestors when you pray?" Ou Yue asked curiously.

"After all, it belongs to an ancestor." Nasha shrugged helplessly.

Afterwards, they kept shuttling behind the stone slab, and whenever they were about to be exposed to the eyes of the Crystal Corpse Puppet, Ouyue would give a warning.

They are hiding now, trying not to rely on their eyes to see as much as possible under the circumstances.

Especially when dealing with puppets, they are very sensitive to the eyes that are looking at them, and some even rely on this method to find enemies.

They didn't know where they were going, they just felt they couldn't stay in this place any longer.

The road to this altar has been blocked, leaving only the road that the Crystal Corpse Puppet took when it came here.

They had no way of knowing what was there. A faint mist rose from the cave, blocking their sight and making it difficult to distinguish what was ahead.

If you can look at the top of the cave, you will find two small black mice running back and forth between the stone tablets. And that huge figure seems to be the owner here, looking for the two escaped little mice so that he can send them to the kingdom of the dead.

The stone slabs here are like tombstones. If each one is used to record the guy buried here, then this guy's life is really worth writing a biography.

But thanks to the vast number of stone slabs for cover, the two little guys were able to trot as fast as possible with their waists bent.

The altar can't be considered small, but it can't be considered big either. Even for two children, it wouldn't take ten minutes to run from one end to the other.

So, they were about to reach the end here.

Suddenly, the two little guys stopped and stared blankly at the things in front of them.

It was a huge staircase, each step was half a meter high. Under the stairs is a cave that has not been artificially constructed.

They understood why they had not seen the figure before. It was always down there, only coming up to do its duty when it heard the sounds of fighting.

Likewise, they just need to be able to run to the stairs, even one step down, to avoid its sight.

However, on the way to the stairs, there is still a distance of probably dozens of meters. As long as it looks back this way, it will probably rush over with a big stride and kill the two little guys as intruders.

Nasha and Ouyue looked at each other at the same time, then took a deep breath.

"I think we should pray to our ancestors first." Ouyue joked, and then checked whether her shoes were tied properly.

"I think this is a good idea." Nasha nodded slightly, then tied her hair into a knot: "Are you ready?"

"You have to leave if you're not ready." Ouyue closed her eyes so that she could more accurately perceive the movements of the humanoid stone statue, waiting for the moment it turned back.

"Run" Ouyue whispered softly. When the guy just started to turn his head, but before he could completely turn around, he gave the starting instructions to Nasha next to him.

Before the words were spoken, the two little guys came out from behind the stone slab and rushed over as fast as their slender legs could allow.

The thing turned its head not so much because it wanted to see something, but rather as a warning gesture. Because it takes almost the same time every time, but it will turn around again in just a few seconds.

When it turned back again, the space above the stairs was empty.

"Woohoo." Ouyue collapsed in the gap between the first step and the top, breathing heavily.

Just now, he fell down from above with a sliding shovel. He fell down nearly half a meter of stone steps and was sore all over.

"Don't let down your guard. Only if we go down one level can we be considered safe." Nasha's voice also contained a hint of joy.

Ouyue nodded, and then moved forward cautiously.

But when he touched the ground with his hand, a faint fluorescent light seeped out slightly from the stone under his palm.

A similar reaction occurred when I touched the stone tablet before, but it was only now that Ouyue understood that a similar phenomenon would occur as long as there was physical contact in the entire altar here.

And it is now connected to the surrounding dark elements. At this time, any disturbance caused by the elements can be felt.

Therefore, Ou Yue noticed that the place she touched was emitting faint elemental fluctuations.

The ground suddenly began to shake, and the surrounding dark elements conveyed the status of the humanoid monster to him without modification. The thing was running this way, and they were discovered.

"Run" Nasha also reacted, picked up Oyue and rushed down.

If this thing is the guardian here, then it must have an active border, and then just rush out of that border, and the puppet will choose to go back.

The nearly half-meter-long staircase is really not suitable for children of their size to run quickly. Every time they fall from the stairs, the huge momentum will make their muscles and bones shake.

But they didn't dare to stop, and they didn't even have the courage to look back. The huge rock figure no longer needed any sensors to know that it was behind them. This kind of ladder is difficult for children to climb, but it is easy for them.

The Crystal Corpse Puppet stamped its feet violently, and the stone steps he was stepping on were directly crushed into pieces. The broken stone steps turned into small pieces and fell from the sky, falling to the ground with a crackling sound of raindrops.

Ouyue's heart suddenly tightened. He suddenly felt a huge impact of elements, and the turbulent flow of elements reminded him of the danger all the time.

He turned sideways and threw Nasha to the ground. There was no need for him to explain the reason to Nasha, because countless rock thorns suddenly grew out of the place where he was standing. Each rock thorn is nearly three meters long. The huge rock thorns poke out from the ground. If they don't get out of the way in time, their bodies will be penetrated by those things.

Seeing that he had made a mistake, the Crystal Corpse Puppet roared angrily. The roar could even directly break the weak rock pillar at the top.

Ou Yue felt that her head was shaken and she felt dizzy. She felt a touch of moisture slipping on her cheeks. When she touched it with her hand, she realized that it was her own blood.

Only then did he feel a sharp pain in his ears. The pointed ears of elves have far better hearing than other races, so the sound easily made his eardrums rupture and blood flowed out.

Nasha suddenly hugged his face and licked Ouyue's ears with her tongue.

The cold touch made Aoyue, who was still stunned by the shock, wake up instantly. She covered her ears with her face flushed: "What are you doing?"

The ears are where elves have the most sensory nerves. Talking through their ears will make them feel shy, and they won't even be allowed to touch them normally, let alone this.

At first, when Nasha leaned next to his ear and spoke, she didn't react much because she was afraid of vampires. Now that she got familiar with her, the fear gradually weakened, so when she did this, Ouyue's face Instantly it turned red like a cooked crab.

"Save food, it's a waste of your blood to be shed in vain." Nasha didn't seem to think there was anything wrong with what she was doing. Although vampires have pointed ears like elves, they have far fewer sensory nerves than elves.

Then she looked at the few drops of almost dried blood left on Ouyue's ears without any remorse. Before she could say anything, Ouyue took a step back:

"Don't even think about it." Ouyue covered his ears. The blush on his face had not gone away. Just taking it and licking it made him feel itchy all over his body. He almost fell down before he could stand firmly.

He jumped to the next step to put some distance between himself and Nashala.

"Stingy." Nasha puffed up her cheeks and said, not looking very happy. Then she stood up and moved forward, catching up with Ouyue in a few steps.

Then a huge shadow enveloped them.

Aoyue and Nasha raised their heads at the same time, and their hearts dropped when they saw what was in the sky.

The big guy actually picked up a large stone and threw it at them.

The size of the stone was astonishing, and its weight was even more difficult to estimate.

The area covered by that shadow was really too large, and it was beyond the range that they could avoid.

At this time, the two little guys stopped and huddled on the ground with their heads in their hands, hoping to rely on the gap in the stone steps to provide them with a glimmer of hope.

The moment the thing fell, the red shadow flashed in his sight. Before he could see it clearly, the stone steps could not bear the weight of the huge stone falling, and the large area where they were located was completely destroyed. Instantly turned into ruins.

"It's okay, you two naughty guys are safe." At some point, a middle-aged man wearing a red windbreaker landed at the end of the stairs holding Ouyue and Nasha in his arms.

"Dad," Nasha said in surprise as she looked at the guy in front of her.

At the last moment, Ennardez finally arrived and rescued the two little guys from despair just before landing.

"It's me." Enardez kissed her gently on the forehead: "Don't run around like this next time. I had a hard time looking for you."

Ouyue looked at the reunion of the father and daughter in front of her, knowing that she had become an outsider, so she consciously took a step back and gave them space to chat.

"Oyue, during the time we haven't seen each other, my daughter hasn't bullied you, right?" Enardez grabbed Ouyue who wanted to retreat, rubbed his head and asked with a smile.

"No." Ouyue scratched her head in embarrassment: "If it weren't for her, I wouldn't have known where I would have died."

"It's good that I didn't cause any trouble to you." Ennardez glanced at his neck hesitantly. The two bloody gashes had not yet healed, and he suddenly felt that his face was a little uneasy.

"Hey, what you said is just like how cruel you are to me." Nasha became furious when she heard this. She put her hands on her waist and grinned, showing her fangs as if in demonstration.

"How could it be? How could I not trust my daughter?" Ennardez's mouth twitched, thinking: Don't you have any idea where the blood on Oyue's neck came from?

"Where's Lowenstein?" Oyue suddenly remembered and asked Ennardez next to her.

"Oh, he didn't run as fast as me, but he's probably getting there soon." Enardez looked up and looked at the crystal corpse puppet in the distance.

The Crystal Corpse Puppet looked in the direction of the ruins, and after a few seconds, he slowly turned around. It seemed that he had determined that they were dead.

It was planning to leave, but today he was destined not to leave so simply.

Suddenly, a black shadow slid past, the corpse puppet's back exploded, and blue-white firelight illuminated the surrounding area.

But it just staggered and almost fell, then turned its head angrily and looked at the sound and shadow standing on the rock.

It was a guy in a cloak, holding a huge black longbow in his left hand. This longbow was so black that no light could pass through it, and it was impossible to identify the material.

"Hey." He raised his head, his eyes seemed to have a fierce light, the black air around him swirled around it, and the edge of the cloak floated slightly.

His voice is so small, but everyone can hear every syllable clearly.

"Are you attacking my Aoyue?" He didn't even wait for its answer, he directly drew the long bow to full capacity, placed a cluster of black arrows on it, and then shot out of the air.

The arrow looked slender and fragile, but when it landed on the huge rock body, it seemed as if a white-blue flower bloomed with him as the center. The wind pressure directly blew away the gravel on the ground, and the place became empty instantly.

The wind pressure blew his cloak high, and his hat fell off, revealing his handsome face like that of the elves.

This guy is Lowenstein, and it can be said that he is unhappy to a certain extent.

The first reason is naturally that Ouyue was bullied, and it can even be said that she almost died. But what really made him feel irritable now was the second thing, which was the mithril sword that was thrown and wiped out the Spider King here with one blow.

His sword will definitely not be recovered. There are countless mutant spiders there, still trying to find some nutrients from the residue to supplement themselves. Even the blood-stained soil in that part has been chewed dry. Clean, not to mention the sword.

I guess I don’t know what’s lying in that monster’s belly.

That thing has been with it for almost fifty years. It was a gift from the dwarves to the Elf King, and then the Elf King gave it to him.

Everything has feelings after being used for a long time, not to mention that this thing is a precious item.

"Oh, stone man." Loewenstein once again drew the long bow, his tone was as cold as an inhuman doll:

"You'd better pray that there is something that can replace my sword among your master's burial gifts, otherwise I will remove you."