[The Lord of the Rings·The Hobbit] Human Body and Snake Tail

Helen, who still couldn't escape the fate of eating elf food, ate four whole pieces under the watchful eyes of Legolas.

Without the enzymes to digest the substances involved, she threw them all up shortly after eating them.

From the snake's tail to the upper body, it kept twitching, just like a snake regurgitating its cud in the animal world, spraying out what it ate.

But now, she was lying on the ground motionless like a dead snake.

"Feel sorry."

Legolas crouched down and looked at her.

Helen, who was so weak from vomiting, raised her limp arms and waved them.

But she still underestimated the elf's guilt, when she woke up the next day.

A big wild boar was lying in front of her, and the elf had disappeared long ago, but the arrow on the wild boar's buttock clearly told her whose handwriting it was.

"Well, I don't need to eat for half a year now."

So one snake and one elf became familiar like this.

After getting acquainted with him, she found that Legolas was a middle-school boy in adolescence. He was cold all day long, but he was a warm-blooded and kind-hearted boy in his heart.

Usually expressionless, but the spirit of young people who love adventure and mischief has not lost at all.

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She stood under the tree and said to Legolas who sat on the branch with his legs spread

"Legolas, let's dig out bird eggs and eat together!"

Legolas ignored her at first, and turned his back to her with folded arms.

"Come on, come on."

She climbed up the tree trunk, clutching Legolas' arm and pampering him.

Although the elf boy still had a slumped face, the roots of his ears turned red unconsciously.

Then, Legolas shot and ran to lure the mother bird away, and Helen climbed the tree to dig out the eggs.

Finally, Helen handed the eggs to Legolas.

A snake and an elf sit on a tree, eating bird eggs and watching the sunset.

The most exciting thing is to hunt and kill the big spiders in the dark forest.

Once, Legolas appeared to her at night, and he looked unhappy.

"Why don't we go to the edge of the forest to hunt down big spiders, whoever kills more can make a request to the other party!"

Legolas seemed very confident, his emerald green pupils flickered.

Helen smiled, and quickly ran towards the edge of the forest, her body lowered almost to the ground, from a distance, it looked like a big snake flying close to the ground.

Legolas did not show weakness, grabbed the branch with one hand, jumped on the branch, shuttled between the trees, and approached the edge of the forest.

It didn't take long before a spider web appeared in front of her. She bent her tail into a spring shape, and bounced herself up the tree trunk, so as to climb to the top of the spider web bit by bit, and then pressed her body into a curve to go through the hole at the top of the spider web. jump down.

She cut the spider webs with her sword, pulled away the approaching giant spiders with her tail, and cut them one by one with her sword.

Use gravity to chop up the jumping spider, and use the dead spider as a point of gravity to jump on another spider.

Finally, Helen landed on a spider.

"I have 45, how about you?"

Legolas drew an arrow and shot a big spider behind Helen, shaking his head

"Exactly, I am also 45"

At this time, another spider jumped in front of them.

Legolas pointed his bow at the spider in front of him.

"It will be 46 soon."

Helen stretched out her tail and lightly scratched Legolas' waist, the arrow that was shot immediately changed its trajectory and passed by the spider's legs.

Then, a sword flew out and stuck in the spider's head.

"46!"

Helen smiled and shook her finger at Legolas.

"Tell me what you want."

Legolas put the bow aside.

Helen smiled, found some dry branches from the ground, and piled them aside

"Are you feeling better now?"

Legolas froze for a moment, then turned to stare at her.

"I don't mean anything malicious, I just think you don't seem to be in a good mood today."

Helen quietly looked at the elf in front of her. The elf was still so beautiful, but her pupils, which usually looked bright, became dim for some reason.

Legolas raised his head, not knowing where his gaze moved.

"……thanks."

Perhaps the moonlight was too gentle that day, or the elves were too beautiful.

Helen, who never took the initiative to approach Legolas, put her hand on Legolas's.

Legolas stiffened for a moment, and said to her

"What are you doing, are you showing favor to me?"

"I don't know why, but I suddenly want to do this."

Helen withdrew her hand in embarrassment and smiled.

The atmosphere suddenly became awkward, and Legolas suddenly said to her

"Don't you have any requests?"

"Uh... well, yes!"

Helen uttered a syllable facing the pile of firewood.

The firewood was piled on fire and burned.

When Legolas saw this, he didn't quite understand what she meant.

Helen told him, "I summed up the Dark Language, the Common Language, and created some magic that I can use, so I want to learn more."

"This is my request, please teach me the language of the elves."

Legolas didn't respond to her request, just bowed his head silently and left.

Helen was a little frustrated, she decided to pack her things and go to the residences of other elves, maybe she could gain something.

The next day, she packed up her things, looked back at the forest where she had lived for a while, then turned around and crawled outside the forest.

An arrow shot into her face.

Helen turned her head, and Legolas stood not far from him, shaking the book in his hand.

"I can't teach you the magic of elves, but I can teach you the basic language of elves."

Helen threw away the things in her hands, and threw Legolas down with a smile.

"Thank you, Legolas!"

Thus, the learning of Elven language began while Legolas was struggling in her arms.

"Your way of speaking is different from mine."

Legolas pointed to her throat.

Helen opened her mouth to show him her tongue.

"My tongue is different from those of other races. My tongue cannot control the airflow like yours. I can only make sounds by vibrating my throat."

"Show me the way you speak with your tongue."

Helen opened her mouth helplessly, uttered a few syllables, and then saliva flowed out of her mouth.

"The tiny tongue can't stop the saliva at all."

Helen yelled at Legolas who covered his mouth and grinned.

Legolas pointed to a word in the book and made a soft short sound.

"This is the meaning of blessing, come and try."

The vibrating throat couldn't produce this breathy sound, so Helen had to open her mouth, but the saliva flowed out again.

Legolas smiled and shook his head, handing her a white square.

"It seems that you are not suitable for learning Elven language."

Helen took the square towel and wiped off her saliva. After hearing this sentence, she snatched the book from Legolas's hand a little unconvinced, and started to read.

Legolas let her snatch it away, quietly staring at her profile.

"You are different from the half-orcs I have seen."

Helen stopped reading and looked at Legolas beside her.

"Isn't it as ugly as a half-orc?"

"Although there are reasons for this, you give me the feeling that a flower has grown out of the mud."

Helen looked at Legolas in disbelief upon hearing this comment.

"Am I a flower? Are you complimenting me?"

Legolas looked at her seriously, but said nothing.

The atmosphere suddenly became serious, Helen had no choice but to close the book and look into the distance.

"What I'm thinking is, anyway, I can only be a half-orc in my life, so why not live a more exciting life? Some people look down on half-orcs, so I'll make them look up to them. I don't want to live for desire like other half-orcs do. I have my own dream, I want to be stronger than anyone else, live with dignity than anyone else!"

The serious side face of the girl-like upper body was softened by the sun. She didn't know what she was thinking of, but she swung her arms excitedly when she spoke, and her eyes might also be illuminated by the sun, and they started to shine.

Legolas suddenly felt unbelievably soft in his heart.

"what happened to you?"

Helen turned her head and found that Legolas who was sitting next to her was very close to her at some point, leaning his body so that the tip of his nose was almost touching her face.

"No, nothing!"

Legolas sat up straight, hurriedly picked up the book next to him, and handed it to her.

"Let's keep learning."

Helen took the book, and looked suspiciously at the elf beside her who dared not look her in the eye.

"Your book is upside down."

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