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With the force field of energy, Bu Mu's body gradually turned into fly ash. Idirui's arm was empty, and finally he couldn't support it, and fell to the ground.

The thick fog dissipated, and all blood races and monsters disappeared without a trace within the range of vision.The black dust was still hovering in the air, and the humans who were swept by the holy light and healed all their injuries stood up from the ground and cheered towards the sky.

However, both Edith and Orto stood still.In front of them, Idirui fell to the ground with his eyes wide open, he was out of breath, and his hands were still empty in front of his body, as if he had once held the most precious treasure in the world.

"Yiri!! How, how could this happen?!" Alto rushed to Idiri's body in disbelief, as if to test whether he was still alive.However, when he knelt in front of Idirui, his outstretched hand stopped in mid-air, and he didn't dare to drop it.

"No, it's not true. I don't know! I don't know that Yi Rui is... is..." The words "vampire" stuck in Orto's throat, but he couldn't say anything.

Vivian ran out from the bushes not far away, shouting excitedly: "Hey! Orto, our plan has succeeded! This time those vampires are miserable! Heroes! We are Ying—"

Her shouting stopped suddenly, and she saw Idiri on the ground.

"Oh my God, this is..."

Alto heard Vivienne's exclamation, and had no intention of explaining to her, but just looked at Edith with a face full of bewilderment.

Edith didn't seem to see him or hear the movement around him, but just stood there blankly, his expressionless expression seemed to freeze.

"I was wrong." His lips moved, his voice rolled in his throat hoarsely, "I was wrong..."

"Don't do this, Edie, don't do this..." Alto hugged Edith's shoulder sadly, persuading him, "It's not your fault, it's me, I didn't expect Yi Rui to..."

Edith suddenly raised his hand and knocked his arm aside, and said in a trembling voice, "What about Blake? Didn't you think of it?"

"It's true that he is a vampire, but what did he do? Was he ashamed of you? No, Alto, he didn't! Your little life was saved by Blake's reminder! And you, what did you do? ? There is a big plan to kill Black and my brother? Well, you did a good job Alto! There is not a single vampire left, you are a human hero!"

"I..." Alto choked. He never thought that Edith, who was always gentle, would have such a sharp and mean side. However, he had nothing to say.

Edith's eyes were red, almost crazy.He wanted to roar, cry, and tear everything in front of him into pieces!

Tears blurred his vision, and a small ball of light flew down from the sky. The thumb-sized elemental spirit wiped Edith's tears and looked at him worriedly.

Edith stretched out his hand to let the fox stand on his hand. The fox tilted his head and thought for a while, as if he was a bit reluctant, but he still stretched out his own small arm and spread his palm.In the white palm, a few black dust lay quietly inside.

"Don't cry, Black is here." The fox comforted in a low voice.

Edith looked at the few small dust, his eyes were sore, and all the anger turned into the bitterest seed, blocking his heart.

"I was wrong." Edith lowered his head weakly, walked to Idiri's body, and hugged him. "I'm not a human hero, and I'm not a human. I should have known, I should have gone home."

"Edie..." Alto watched him walk past him, but he never had the courage to hold him back.

Among the jubilant crowd, the back of Edith holding Idirui and leaving alone looks so lonely...

On the other side, Ed Castle.

"Can you say that again."

Moore resisted the coercion emanating from Sapar, and said with difficulty: "Master Edlis, it seems that he also fell in the battle of Leslie Town."

"Bang!!"

The red-haired devil shattered the mahogany and gold-inlaid desk under his hand, stood up from the chair abruptly, and arrived at the door in the blink of an eye like a gust of wind.

"Restore the room." Sapar left such a sentence and disappeared into the castle in an instant.

Half a month later...

The human beings who once thought they saw the dawn can only shrink back inside the towering boulder city wall in the middle.The four sides of Star Continent, except for some hidden special race residences, have all been occupied.

As for the central region, rather than being a territory that human beings stick to and strive to maintain, it is more like a cage used by blood races to keep rations in captivity.

Brave warriors have already followed the blood clan's expedition to the east and west, and sacrificed in the battle to maintain the fringe areas.Those who stay in the middle are mostly timid and cowardly waiting for others to bring news of success or failure.

And their last hope...

Alto Rich was walking in the depths of the Fallen Star Forest. He had been wandering here for seven days. He prayed and apologized to God once a day, but he still couldn't find the way to the Fallen Star Ancestral Forest.

For the innumerable number of times, Alto once again saw the symbolic tree with a dark brown depression on its trunk.This is the place where he met Idirui for the first time, and every time he passed by here, he couldn't help but think of Idirui when he died.However, he ended up detouring here again and again on the way to Zulin.

"Oh, my God." Alto sat down on the ground in despair.

"Forgive me, Edith. I really need your help. Human beings have nowhere to go. That big devil, Sapar, must want to kill them all! I have already looked for the dwarves, but they are not willing to help us. They only told me that the elves have the most friendly contracts of all races. Edith, please, humans really need your help!"

Orto sat slumped on the ground, leaning against a tree, tears streaming down his cheeks.

The elf hidden in the tree was suspicious, and carefully poked out a head from among the leaves, "Human, you should go back. Without the guidance of the elf, it is impossible for you to find the ancestral forest."

Alto was startled, and jumped up from the ground, "You are an elf! Please, please take me to Zulin, let me talk to Edith! I am his best friend."

"No," the elf with warm yellow hair shook his head, "The elemental elves of Edith and Black have returned to the mother tree together, and you will never see him again."

Seeing Alto's shocked look, the elf said, "But if you are Alto Rich, I still have something to tell you."

"I'm Alto, I'm Alto Richie!"

"Oh, okay. Then listen carefully," the elf cleared his throat, "Orto, please don't insist on looking for me, or any elf. When I returned to Zulin, I suddenly realized that, But in just five years, I turned into a cold and cruel elf.

It's a horrible thing that I can't fit into the home that I have been in for more than 100 years.So I chose to return to the mother tree. My ancestral forest is peaceful and peaceful, so beautiful that I can’t help crying. If you still have a trace of the original kindness, I beg you not to disturb this pure land again.

Alto, no race should pay the price of peace to save you, humans should learn to save themselves. "

As if someone had punched him hard in the heart, Orto held his chest, and tears welled up in his eyes.He stood there silently for a long time. When he came back to his senses, the elf had already disappeared into the jungle, and there was nothing around except the sound of insects.

Alto turned around and walked back in a daze, he no longer knew what he should do next.The last friend also left him, perhaps, this is fate...

Orto smiled wryly, "It seems that we can only go back and mobilize those humans to resist bravely." He tightened his backpack and was about to move forward when a warning flashed in his heart.

A black shadow flashed across the line of sight, and with a slight "click", Orto snapped his neck sharply.

The last scene I saw before he died was Sapar lifting one lip slantingly, spreading his hands and waving at him: "bye-bye."