elf successor

Eve looked desperately at the clumps of blood birds below. Frost could appear on her pale lips. She clutched the witch wand tightly in her little hand, but she couldn't even release the smallest fireball. The red paint all over his body is even more stunning under the light, and the sharp fangs are straight out with the cold air. Kolbach at the bottom can only look back, but his body cannot move, and his hands are tight. Aisenna had already asked him to do his best, not to mention the severe pain gradually coming from his back.

Gus's round ears moved, and the three-leaf witchcraft staff in his hand was thrown straight down. The surging witchcraft power in his body was connected to the witchcraft staff, like a sudden burst of volcano, the mist was vast, and witchcraft was flying, "Evil" Ah..." Gus roared, and the green light in his eyes was about to break through the sky. The witch's staff suddenly burst out with dazzling light, illuminating the entire mountain stream, as if connected with the sun.

The three people above subconsciously closed their eyes, and just like that, their eyes were filled with white light, burning their eyeballs fiercely. At this moment, Gus was like a god descending to earth, his black hair dancing wildly, his witch robe moving automatically without wind, his hands rubbing together, all the witchcraft he had learned in the past two years was thrown out.

Across Changhong, or perhaps it was an illusion, the entire Netherworld Mountains trembled slightly.

These witchcraft have nothing to do with power. Gus tried his best to block the endless charge of the Fang Blood Bird. At a distance of three hundred meters, there was no obstacle under the short but majestic wings of the Fang Blood Bird. What Gus did seemed to be in vain. The bloody skin underneath was like an endless river of blood gathering under the light of witchcraft. The witchcraft blasted away batches of leading blood birds, but the rapid and eardrum-piercing screams attracted the blood birds behind. He became even more excited, his eyes under the white membrane turned dark blue, and his fangs stabbed at the four people desperately.

Like locusts covering the sky, no grass will grow wherever they pass.

Eisena leaned up in the air and struggled to open her eyes. Ignoring the stinging burning sensation in her eyes, she looked greedily at Gus at the top. She slightly hooked up the corners of her mouth and smiled sadly, and the regret in her eyes flashed away.

Veins popped up on the backs of Gus' clenched hands.

The next moment, Kolbach felt that his hands were empty. Just as he was about to breathe a sigh of relief, he felt a sharp chill all over his body. The biting chill on the armor went straight into his heart. He opened his eyes tremblingly. There were only Gus and Eve in front of him.

The cold air fell straight down, and he reacted instantly in a brief moment of confusion, turning around suddenly. Fortunately, he stopped his forward leaning body with the long sword in his hand. He saw the snowflakes falling on the mountain stream as if it were covered with white ice, and the cold light shone on the fading light. The ice world is blazing, like a fairyland on earth, white and pure, with no room for dirt.

Even creatures like the fanged bloodbird retreated quickly in the ice world, but the cold extended faster. In the blink of an eye, the entire mountain stream was covered with ice sculptures, crystal clear and with different movements. Senna is like a blooming stamen in the sky full of ice sculptures, but this world carved out of ice is quickly withering.

Gus did not hesitate, threw down the bag on his back, leaned out, jumped lightly, passed Eve and Kolbach, and rushed down. In the air, the three-leaf witch staff without the link of witch power was about to fall. The rushed Gus took it into his hands, while Eisenna was still lying there, with a streak of ice condensed in the corner of her eyes. Her eyes without joy or sorrow were like clear springs, and the corners of her slightly hooked mouth finally revealed a few pure white teeth. , the short hair floating behind the head spread out resolutely, beating randomly on the pale face.

She didn't know what feelings were since she was a child, but when she fell, she understood that she might be willing to die just to look at him again.

The ice sculptures all over the mountain stream were fading away as Esenna's aura became weaker and weaker, and began to wither like lanterns. They fell from the sky with a clatter, like swaying elves, falling majestically towards the mountain stream.

Eve covered her mouth in horror and looked at the shadows of Gus and Eisenna in a daze. Kolbach slowly turned around, standing with his long sword in front of him, protecting Eve behind him with a calm face.

Gus is descending, the wind continues to explode in his ears, but the world in his mind remains as calm as ever, with witchcraft whispering and witchcraft wands floating down. Esenna, immersed in great satisfaction, seems to have entered the quagmire of time. Everything Everything became extremely slow. In less than half a breath, Gus put his arms around Aisena's body, and the witch staff in his hand pierced hard. A maddening harsh sound cut through the mountain stream, and the witch staff left half a mark on the mountain wall. The meter-long crack stopped the two men's downward trend.

The two of them were hanging between the mountain walls, regardless of the difference between men and women. They clasped Aisena's waist tightly and jumped towards the stairs again. The witch's staff was then lightly inserted into the stairs until they stared at the stone at their feet. Gus He leaned against the mountain wall in despair, closing his eyes tightly, his chapped throat twitching slightly, and the burning stinging feeling in his neck was even more heartbreaking.

Eisenna was buried in Gus's worn witch robe, deeply silent, her head pressed against Gus' chin, reminiscing about the not-so-warm embrace. At this time, she didn't have the joy of surviving the disaster, only the sweetest frost in her heart. .

a long time.

"Are you guys okay?"

Eve's ethereal crying voice echoed in the mountain stream for a long time and could not be dissipated. Gus hugged Eisenna and did not answer at first. The suffocating feeling had not dissipated, and his dry throat could only make a hoarse sound. Looking at Eisenna who was motionless in her arms, she still made no sound after all.

In the end, Gus could only raise his hand to indicate that nothing was wrong. Eve, who was standing far above, rubbed her red eyes, picked up her luggage, and leaned down step by step.

In half an hour's time, Eve delivered the medicine to Gus.

Eisenna, who was deeply buried in Gus's arms, also raised her head, but her arms were still around Gus. It wasn't that she didn't want to let go, but that her empty body couldn't allow her to do so. Eve looked at the two of them, carefully unpacked her bag, took out the witch medicine with difficulty, stepped sideways on the steps with the width of her hand, slowly bent down, and carefully handed it to the two of them.

Gus was unhindered and swallowed it calmly. However, Aisena's pale cheeks showed a touch of red, and she couldn't look directly into Eve's eyes. She glanced around guiltily, but she still leaned forward and swallowed all Eve's hands. Pills in the heart.

After serving the two of them to finish the medicine, Eve carefully tied up her luggage and kept telling her: "You two must not let go, do you hear me? Take your time climbing the mountain and recover your strength first."

Gus smiled and said, "Yeah, I understand."

Eisenna could only peck her head under Eve's aggressive gaze. Eve then smiled with satisfaction. She inserted the witch staff into the mountain wall and lay on it with a smile. Eisenna's face was full of shyness. , after all, her sister's husband was hugging her, and it didn't look like that. Eisenna, who was impure at heart, could only turn her head away and get away from Gus' chin.

Gus smiled but ignored it. He squinted his eyes slightly and looked at the mountain stream that had fallen into dead silence again. Kolbach stayed at the top and inspected the surroundings solemnly.

He was afraid that the blood birds that were not dead would fly out again. If that happened, the four people who were already exhausted would have no way to stop them.