Encyclopedia of Feanor Continent

The world we live in is a big space, but it is not the only space in the multiverse. There are many other worlds and other spaces. We know very little about other worlds. The connected islands, some are big and some are small, some are close, and can be connected with magic or something, and some are far away, and may never meet.

In other worlds live life beyond our imagination, and even between the rifts of space, that is, between islands and islands, lurk some unique creatures, most of whom we know nothing about As we all know, in most cases there will be no intersection, but if you really encounter it by accident, it is best to remain vigilant and in awe. —— "Encyclopedia of Feinuo Continent · Alien Creatures"

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The old lady asked Geer and his daughter Daya to take them to the tribe that saw the Yeti last time, and help them as a guide.

Diaya is a little taller than Palos, but she is still a petite girl among the barbarian women. Apart from her height, the half of human blood does not seem to have any effect on her. This little girl is not at all. Knowing that he was afraid of the cold, he exposed his arms and thighs in the snowstorm as if nothing had happened, and put the huge sled on his shoulders heavily on the snow: "Put all your luggage on it, and you can sit on it too, Mr. Mage."

Evandel shook her head and rejected her kindness: "It will be warmer by walking around."

Palos saw Avondel wrapping his fur cloak tightly and trudging hard in the knee-high snow, and said with some distress: "It's so cold, you don't need to come out to catch the cold, you can stay in the tent and wait for us to come back .”

"That's right, Palos and Arkai are both great, and Diaya and I are helping." Geer showed off the strong muscles on his arms, "You don't have to worry about anything, just sit in the tent and drink Fruit wine, wait for us to come back with good news!"

Di Ya couldn't bear it and raised her forehead: "That's enough, Dad. If this matter could be solved only by having more muscles, we would have solved it long ago. Grandma doesn't need to ask Mr. Mage."

"That's right." Evandel took a breath and spit out a large cloud of white mist, "If it is really the legendary snowman, I must see it with my own eyes, if not, the matter may not be so simple , then I have to go in person.”

Dia Ya had quickly tied the animal skin tent to the sled, and asked again: "Are you really not riding a sled? The road is very long."

"I'll sit, I'll sit!" Fiers jumped onto the sled like a nimble monkey, and Diaya glanced at the extra small elf with a sympathetic look for the handicapped, and then pulled the sled and set off.

They came to another tribe with only women and children. Three nights ago, the snowman forcibly dragged away a ten-year-old boy from this tribe. When the adults heard the movement and chased them out, the snowman had already hit They broke the railing and went north. They chased for a while with torches, but the snow was too strong, and the children's cries quickly disappeared into the night.

They had to search again after dawn, and the result was nothing like every time before.

Evandel checked the broken railing, and a large pile of messy footprints spread from the breach to the north, and walked northward for about one kilometer along these footprints that were still obvious even after two or three days. The footprints started wandering in place and then returned.

Daya said: "I don't know what kind of danger is hidden in the wild at night. At that time, they only chased here and gave up. It is said that they could see a line of big footprints going northward. I don't know if they can find the trace now. "

Field tracking has always been a ranger's specialty. Although Alkai has never lived in a snowfield area, he has been out hunting for a few days when he has nothing to do. He has accumulated some experience in tracking rabbits or elk in the snow.

There has been another snowfall in the past few days, covering all the traces, but a shallow snow nest can still be seen where the footprints are sunken. In some places, the snow nest is not very obvious, so the patient ranger opened it. From the floating snow on the surface, find the trampled footprints underneath.

They searched all the way along the traces left by the monster, and found that the child who had been taken away had once escaped and got into a small crevice in the rock because of his small size. Then the monster forcibly destroyed the stone and took away child.

Evandel picked up two pieces of gravel with a new cross section from the snow, and knocked each other: "The texture of this stone is quite hard, but it was broken into pieces by force. It seems that the monster's strength... I'm afraid that the It's not a normal creature anymore, everyone be careful."

Everyone was a little more vigilant, and continued to follow the looming footprints until they reached a icy lake, where the footprints were suddenly interrupted without warning.

They searched the surrounding area resolutely, but they couldn't find any traces, as if the monster disappeared out of thin air after reaching the ice.

"It's like this again." Geer said, "This is not the first time we have followed the trail, but every time we get to this area, we can't find anything."

Phils guessed: "Since it's not a normal creature, maybe this monster doesn't need to breathe. Could it be hiding in the water?"

"Impossible." Daya categorically vetoed, "The ice surface has no trace of being broken at all, unless there is some magic in this world that can allow people to pass through the ice, Mr. Mage, is there such magic?"

"No," said Evandel, "but I do know of one instance in which the trail would break off—let's set up camp first."

They didn't know what the mage was trying to trick, so they camped on the snow near the frozen lake as the mage said, and Diaya lit the fire with the dry wood brought by the sled, and Evandel roasted the fire for a while, Waiting for Daya couldn't help asking: "What are you going to do, Mr. Master?"

Evandel opened the backpack, and reminded Daya kindly: "I'm going to take out a talking skull, don't be frightened."

The barbarian father and daughter were not only not afraid, but looked at him with bright eyes: "What kind of magic is it?"

"Probably." Evandel took out the lich's skull, and Festantis, who was disturbed again, looked as unhappy as every time before, and the will-o'-the-wisps in his eye sockets were blazing: "It's you again, this is What the hell, what are you doing to get me out?"

Evandel didn't take the other party's harsh tone to heart at all, and said calmly: "We tracked a huge monster here, and the traces suddenly disappeared out of thin air. I suspect it is space magic. There may be a space hidden here. Entrance, is there any way to find it out?"

"No, give up." Lich said angrily, "Do you think space magic is a treasure chest that anyone can pry into it? Unless you hold the 'key' of that space, it is a very, very sure way to exit the space." Right here, you have no way to touch it."

"But I also know that after the Age of Demons, there will be no mages who can create new spaces. Now all the spaces are handed down from before that. The knowledge you know also includes many ways to open spaces. Why not Take out all your 'keys' and try it out, maybe the space hidden here is one of those recorded spaces."

"I don't want it, it's too troublesome! Do you know how long it takes to try one by one? And it's not necessarily right to try everything."

Evandel was not surprised by his rejection at all, and had already prepared a way to deal with him: "The monster we are tracking may be the legendary snowman. So far, all the books have been about whether the species of snowman is true or not. There has never been a conclusion about the existence of , aren't you curious?"

"...Are you sure? Is it really a snowman? And a snowman who can use magic?" The Lich seemed a little moved.

"That's what the savages say."

"Well, if you find that it's not a snowman after you go in, let's see how I deal with you." The lich issued a threat without deterrence.

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Under the guidance of the Lich, the mage tried one by one, from the password to the rune, after trying for a long time, nothing happened.

The runes drawn on the ice failed again. Evandel sat by the fire and drank tea to rest, waiting for Palos and Geer to shovel those runes away, so that they could try the next one. It’s boring The Lich had asked Evandel to put it back into the backpack, and Natalie yawned lazily on the mouth of the backpack.

Daya saw him throw another piece of parchment into the fire, and the few remaining pieces of parchment were painted with the only few runes he hadn't tried yet, leaving them with few chances The barbarian girl couldn't help asking: "What if these keys are all wrong?"

Evandel said calmly: "Then you build a wall to enclose this place, and send people to guard it day and night, because the entrance of the space cannot be easily moved, and sooner or later that monster will emerge from the same place again , and then it's time to use your muscles to solve the problem. Let's close the camp, and we'll go back after trying these few."

So the capable Daya packed up the tent by herself, and watched the mage pick up the next piece of paper to draw runes, and the men were all helping, and the chatter kept coming.

But just when Diaya lowered her head and was distracted, the surroundings suddenly became strangely quiet. When she raised her head again, all the people who were still on the ice just now had disappeared.

"Father? Mr. Mage?" Diaiya looked around in disbelief. There was a large empty flat land around her, and there was nothing. She ran over anxiously and shouted on the empty lake: "Dad! Where are you?! "

There was no answer, and this time even Daya disappeared from the ice.