Reincarnated as a goblin, but her mother is a white-haired elf?

Chapter 142 The Goblin General's Killing Intent

Chapter 142 The Goblin General's Killing Intent. (Bonus Chapter, Please Follow)

"Oh, isn't this the Primordial Elf?"

The goblin general shifted his gaze from Victoria to Jarius, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes.

"Hello, you lowly green-skinned race."

Arius greeted the goblin general in an almost mocking tone, hands on her hips, with a smug smile.

"Now I have a contractor too!"

clap clap clap!

The goblin general was not angered by this statement.

Instead, they clapped, the applause echoing through the forest with an indescribable eeriness.

"Congratulations! Now you won't have to go back to that endless slumber."

"Ha, you lowly race really know a lot!"

Jarius muttered a disgruntled remark, then turned and whispered a warning in Victoria's ear:

"Be careful, this guy is not simple."

"Um"

Victoria nodded cautiously, her gaze lingering on the goblin general.

From the moment Victoria first saw the Goblin General, she noticed something unusual about him.

It's a feeling that I don't know how to describe.

Furthermore, he clearly did not use his full strength when fighting against the attacking demon succubus.

The goblin general before us is not limited to the fully evolved form.

Even among goblin generals, they are extremely special.

"Haha, I really have to thank the Primal Elf for such high praise."

The goblin general suddenly burst into laughter, the sound echoing through the forest and creating a strange sense of oppression.

"ha?"

Arius was very dissatisfied.

"Don't get me wrong, what I just said was only referring to little Leah who hasn't fully grown up yet!"

"If my true form were to descend, crushing you would be as easy as crushing an ant."

General Goblin smiled slightly, seemingly unconcerned about Jarius's threat.

"Is that so? That's a real shame. Your true form is still unable to leave the elemental realm."

As he spoke, the goblin general turned his gaze back to Victoria.

"So, do you think you, now in your 'external form,' can take this spirit away from my territory?"

His voice was deep and authoritative, as if proclaiming some unshakeable fact.

However, Jarius nonchalantly wagged his finger, crossed his arms, and said with a smug look:

"No, no, no, you're wrong. It wasn't me who took little Victoria away; she walked out of here on her own."

"oh!"

General Goblin narrowed his eyes.

brush!

Immediately afterwards, his figure darted through the woods like a ghost, leaving only a fleeting afterimage.

"Then let me see it for myself!"

Before she could finish speaking, the Goblin General appeared before Victoria like lightning.

Victoria remained calm.

But a hint of panic flashed in her eyes when faced with this sudden attack.

However, the panic lasted only a moment before she quickly regained her composure.

Faced with the Goblin General's thunderous attack, Victoria did not choose to take the hit head-on, but instead cleverly took a step back.

Her toes lightly touched the ground, and instantly, a soft light bloomed beneath her feet, like a crystal-clear dewdrop in the morning light.

As the light spread, a towering tree rose from the ground, standing like a guardian between Victoria and the goblin general.

Upon seeing this, the goblin general curled his lips into a cold smile.

He loosened his clenched fist, his fingers instantly straightening into sharp hand blades, and thrust them fiercely towards the tree.

With a "crack," the trunk of the tree was easily pierced.

The goblin general continued to thrust his hand blade towards Victoria's neck.

However, in that instant, countless vines, like serpents, surged out from the wounds of the tree, quickly climbing upwards to form a huge net-like structure.

These vines seemed to have a life of their own, twisting and turning flexibly to firmly entangle the goblin general's hand blade.

Even more surprisingly, these vines are constantly absorbing the magic around them, making their structure increasingly solid.

Furthermore, the goblin general was surprised to find that the vines on it were continuously absorbing the surrounding magic to strengthen themselves.

"General, I don't want to fight you."

Victoria shook her head and said:

"All I want now is to save my child."

Her eyes shone with maternal love, which moved everyone who saw them.

"Oh, the vines summoned by the elven spell are indeed extraordinary."

However, the goblin general ignored Victoria and instead began to admire the vines binding him.

"Furthermore, the advantage of forming a contract with an elemental spirit can shorten casting time and increase the power of spells, which has been continuously studied by various races."

I'm currently reading the error-free version! This is the first time I've published this novel.

"Furthermore, it became another trump card for the other races of Weihe, besides the Elf King."

"It's just a pity that there are too few elves who can use elven spells. Apart from purebred elves, there seem to be some other conditions."

General Goblin slowly raised his eyes and looked at Victoria.

"So, do you know what this condition is?"

"Wh-what?"

Looking into the Goblin General's sharp eyes, which seemed to pierce right into people's hearts, Victoria unconsciously took a step back.

"How...how do you know all this?"

"It's a secret."

The goblin general smiled slightly, a smile full of cunning and confidence.

He gently swung his knife, and instantly, the vines that had been wrapped around his arm were cut open and snapped apart.

"However, you didn't need to chant just now."

General Goblin's gaze fell on the little elf, Jarius, who was sitting on Victoria's shoulder.

"Is it because of the contract with the primordial spirit?"

"Indeed, impressive."

"That's right!"

Upon hearing the Goblin General's praise, Jarius puffed out his chest proudly, stood with his hands on his hips, and looked quite pleased with himself.

"My abilities go far beyond what I've described!"

"How exactly did you know that secret?"

Victoria questioned again loudly, her voice filled with anger and incomprehension.

She couldn't understand why a goblin would know so many secrets about elven spells.

Want to know?

The goblin general chuckled, and a surge of violent magic erupted from his body, distorting the surrounding air.

"Then come and kill me."

He said coldly, his voice full of provocation and confidence.

"Of course, I'll kill you too!"

boom!

With a loud bang, the magic rubbed against the air, bursting out with dazzling light.

Under the light, the goblin general's longsword revealed its true form—