Happy people from Blue Star

Stories require logic, but reality does not.

But the problem is...reality also has to abide by basic rules.

The city of Basov is surrounded by the territories of humans or bone demons. How did the lizardmen bypass them and get here?

Hadi said, "I'll go check it out. You guys continue talking."

At this time Qili said, "I'll go too."

Hearing this, the expressions of the three women nearby changed slightly.

Tolili's face was filled with surprise. After all, Qili's appearance was obviously that of a follower.

This is totally inconsistent with the character of the Lida family.

After all, this group of fighting people who defied heaven and earth... and who were half responsible for the death of the sun god, actually became followers of humans. This was really jaw-dropping.

There was some worry in Aya and Fina's eyes.

After all, Qili is very beautiful, no worse than them, and her fighting ability is far better than their current ones.

It helps Hardy even more.

They were a little worried that Qili would leave a heavy impression on Hardy.

Hadi looked at Qili, then nodded and said, "Okay."

Then the two left.

Tolili stared at the two people's backs for a while, and after they walked away, she said to Aya: "Madam Lord, you trust Her Royal Highness the Princess so quickly. You are really broad-minded."

Aya's eyes moved slightly, and when she was about to speak, Fina spoke first.

"You're such a nagging person." Fina looked at Tolili unhappily: "This is our internal matter, you're meddling too much."

Aya was speechless at first, then she chuckled.

Although Fina's personality is indeed very straightforward, she is still quite useful when dealing with external parties.

Tolili was a little helpless after being scolded. She shrugged lightly and said, "Okay, I'm rude. I'm going to go back now. See you later."

"The Lizardmen are making trouble outside now, can you leave?" Aya asked curiously.

Tolili chuckled and said, "Most of us Nagas are good at hiding."

Then she left.

Fina looked at Tolili's back and said, "I don't like this person very much."

Aya sighed and said, "I don't like it either, but there's nothing I can do about it. It's the other person's fault. Some things can't be avoided."

On the other side, Hardy and Qili came to the top of the city wall.

A group of archers were shooting arrows downwards, and occasionally some arrows were shot up from below.

The captain of the city defenders was commanding the soldiers to fight back, and the noise was very loud, but he kept his eyes open and soon found Hardy.

Then he immediately trotted over and asked respectfully, "Sir Hadi, are you here to command the battle?"

"how is the situation?"

"A group of lizardmen are causing trouble down there. They killed quite a few of our citizens outside before." The team leader sighed and said, "They are quite strong in combat and their equipment is also good. They caused us some losses."

Hardy looked around and found many wounded soldiers and several corpses.

They were all arrow wounds.

He walked to the raft again and looked down.

Then they discovered that under the city wall, there was a lizard army of about two hundred people.

Well-equipped indeed.

Almost everyone was wearing leather armor, most of them were infantrymen, holding small iron shields in their hands, and there were about 40 archers who shot arrows at the city wall from time to time. It seemed that the casualties on the city wall were caused by this archer unit.

Qili moved closer to Hardy and the two of them got very close.

Hardy could even smell the fragrance of her hair, like the scent of orange flesh.

As refreshing as summer.

"Oh... this lizardman army came from the north." Qili took a look at them and made a judgment.

Hadi turned his head: "How do you know?"

"There is a tuft of short white hair on their heads, between their ears. They are lizardmen from the north, and their tribe is called Snow Lizardmen."

Hadi was a little surprised: "You have a lot of knowledge."

Qili laughed twice. "Two years ago, I mastered swordsmanship. In order to teach me how to kill, my elder brother took me to the north and slaughtered three tribes of snow lizardmen. So I remember it very clearly."

Hadi was speechless. He sighed and said, "Is it appropriate for you to massacre your own people like this?"

Hardy knew that the morality of the slave period could not be viewed through modern eyes.

Think about the time when the Shang Dynasty was engaged in wars and took large numbers of captives for human sacrifice. In their view, this was a very normal thing and had nothing to do with morality.

Only race survives and stands.

Although he understood, he still felt a little uncomfortable.

After all, the Lida tribe is a royal family after all. As the top leaders, they can do things like massacres at will without any justification, which is not good.

"You misunderstood." Qili explained, "We were not killing indiscriminately. The sun had fallen for about a year, and the Snow Lizardmen had no food, so they ate a large number of the surrounding northern minor races, including but not limited to humans, kobolds, etc. Especially humans. I heard that you humans are very delicious in the eyes of the Lizardmen. Therefore... at least hundreds of thousands of people died in that northern catastrophe and became food."

Hadi sighed: "Good kill."

"You're an interesting person. You look like a shrewd person, but sometimes you can be surprisingly straightforward." Qili moved closer to Hadi: "We are friends now. Can you tell me who you learned the Phoenix Wing Attack from?"

At this time, the two were very close, and Hardy could even feel the faint air exhaled from Qili's nose.

I could even smell the sweet citrus scent on her body.

"Too close." Hardy pressed Qili's shoulder without hesitation and pushed her back a step.

Qili blinked her eyes: "Are you such a pure person? In normal contact, you will..."

"Do you think it's possible?" Hardy looked at her as if she were an idiot.

"That's right. You smell like other women from time to time." Qili sighed. She looked at the lizard man below and said, "Leave it to me this time. This is to thank you for not killing me, and also to thank Aya for treating me."

"Are you confident?" Hardy looked at the Lizardmen army below: "After all, there are only two hundred enemies."

"Small idea."

Qili smiled, somersaulted into the air, then transformed into a blue firebird and fell directly into the midst of the enemy.

In this crash alone, no less than twenty Lizardmen were killed.

A massacre followed.

Those well-equipped lizardmen wearing leather armor were as helpless as three-year-old children under Qili's attack.

You can't beat him, and you can't run away either.

He just watched as the blue flames engulfed his comrades, and then it was his turn.

More than two hundred people ended the battle in less than fifteen minutes.

Hardy came down from the city wall and when he arrived at the battlefield, Qili, who was enjoying the killing, threw a lizardman with a broken leg in front of Hardy.

"This is their commander. I leave it to you to interrogate."

Qili was covered in blood, and her face was stained with a few spots, reflecting her snow-white face, which carried a dangerous and taboo charm. (End of this chapter)