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

Chapter 227 Alna's selfish desires, the key to saving the world.

"If you go up there, you'll die too!"

Jasmine looked determined and held onto Alna's hand tightly, refusing to let go.

"You're my friend, I can't just watch you die like this."

Alna turned around, looked at Jasmine with a gloomy expression, and said:

"So you're just going to watch an innocent girl die?"

Upon hearing Alna's words, Jasmine fell silent, a rare occurrence, before raising her eyes:

"This is her choice."

"I have a feeling she can put out the fire."

"so"

"Is this the truth?"

Alna's clenched fists trembled.

It took a lot of effort to find it.

Find someone who can fulfill the master's last wish.

She has already failed once; she cannot afford to fail a second time.

Therefore, she would absolutely not let him die here!

Moreover, that girl is the key person to destroying the City of the Dead, the Land of Death, and saving the world.

He is the one who wants to kill the Lord of the Dead.

I shouldn't have died here.

She knew that this was her own arrogance.

But she had to do it, she had to think it that way.

"Looking forward to a girl, to a girl bearing—"

Alna remembered that person, back in the canyon.

"And then, I just watched her go to her death."

"I can't do it!"

boom!

An overwhelming magic emanated from her, causing those watching to tremble.

"What, what is that?"

The adventurers took a few steps back, never expecting that Alna had been hiding such power.

"This is.?"

The orc, Acaso, narrowed his eyes, sensing something.

I was somewhat surprised.

No way!

How could such a place possibly exist?

Acaso's hands trembled involuntarily.

"What?"

Faced with this sudden turn of events, Jasmine exclaimed in surprise, clearly startled by Alna's unexpected actions.

He was only stunned for a moment before his arm was flung away.

brush!

By the time she came to her senses, Alna had already passed by her.

Jasmine stared blankly at her hand. Apart from her sister, this was one of the few women of her age whose strength surpassed hers.

I will absolutely not let you die.

Unnoticed by the crowd, tiny scales appeared on Alna's fair skin.

"oops!"

Just as she was about to catch up, a figure blocked Alna's path and let out a joyful laugh.

"How could you stop a child who has decided to risk their life?"

Arisa, her cheek resting on her hand, her face flushed, and a pleasant smile playing on her lips, said:

"That's disrespectful to her!"

"Get out of the way!"

Alna's face was indifferent, her golden, diamond-shaped vertical pupils gleaming with a dangerous light.

"Oh dear, if you want to go over there, is there even a shred of you going to solve that fire tornado?"

"If this can't be resolved, I'm afraid half the town will be destroyed!"

Arisa's tone carried a hint of incitement.

"I see that elf cub seems to... is there any way to solve this?"

"After all, that's a purebred elf capable of using legendary elven spells!"

"And now, you're actually going to stop the one most likely to solve the problem?"

"Are they going to destroy this town?"

Upon hearing this, everyone immediately realized what was happening.

Yup!

If that fire continues to burn, not only them, but the entire town will be in grave danger!

If, if that child could solve it, that would be best.

Although they had no hope.

But what if!

In an instant, all the adventurers present turned their gaze to Alna.

Some local adventurers had already gone up, only to be blocked by a figure.

"Didn't you... not want that person to die?"

Carl stared intently at Jasmine, who was blocking his way.

"Why are you stopping us? We have the same goal."

boom!

A staff slammed heavily onto the ground, cracking it. Jasmine looked up at Karl and the others.

"That's my business!"

"We don't need your interference!"

"You wretched woman!"

Karl's face darkened, and just as he was about to say something, Alna's roar rang out.

"Stop joking!"

Alna gritted her teeth, glanced at the people, and then fixed her gaze on Arisa.

"How could those two kids possibly be a problem?"

"Besides!"

brush!

Alna flashed in front of Arisa, slashed down, and roared:

"If kids have to handle these kinds of things, what's the point of having us adults!"

block!

However, Arisa easily dodged Arna's slash, and scoffed:

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

"Oh dear, is that so? But what can you adults do now?"

Upon hearing Alna's words, the adventurers lowered their heads in shame.

Arisa's words left several marks on the adventurers' hearts.

"We cannot sit idly by and wait to die!"

Having rallied, Dezheng stood up and called out to the adventurers around him:

"But what can we do?"

Looking at the raging inferno, the adventurers were filled with despair.

"We can't even get close now."

"Evacuate nearby villagers and adventurers, and dig a trench near the fire source and fill it with water."

"Will this work?"

Some adventurers questioned this, pointing out that it was a flame that even water could not extinguish.

"Whether it works or not, we have to try."

"How will you know if you don't try!"

Seeing that some people were backing down, Dezheng roared loudly.

"Could it really be like that woman said, relying on those two children?!"

"Do!"

Some adventurers gritted their teeth and raised their hands in agreement, and one by one, others chimed in.

But at that moment, Rachel, a Gold-level adventurer, chuckled softly.

"You guys do your job well, don't drag me into it."

"Are you scared?"

"Fear?"

Rachel turned around and looked at the person who had spoken. The person immediately shrank back and dared not say anything more.

"I just feel it's unnecessary. What does it matter to me how many people die here?"

"I only came here because I was invited by the Adventurers' Guild to besiege the Goblin Lair?"

As he spoke, he led some of the adventurers who disagreed to the side and watched coldly.

"These damn outsiders!"

Karl wanted to say something, but Dezheng stopped him.

"We'll do it ourselves."

"snort!"

Upon seeing this, Karl glanced coldly at the foreign adventurers, a hint of malice flashing in his eyes.

What an insatiable wolf!

Adventurers, spread out and dig.

But the fire was still spreading, and with their limited resources, it was impossible to dig before the fire spread.

"I've brought my men with me."

At this time, Chris arrived with a group of native inhabitants and adventurers from other places to help.

"Thank you"

Dezheng opened his mouth, as if to say something.

In the end, nothing was said.

"Hmph! What are you standing there for? Come and help!"

Carl, on the other hand, showed absolutely no politeness.

In his eyes, since they feed these people, these people should be willing to risk their lives for them.

If it weren't for them, these people would have been dead long ago.

"Um"

Chris nodded, her head bowed, obscuring her expression.

"Wow, it seems they've pulled themselves together!"

Arisa easily dodged Alna's attack and laughed.

"What exactly is your purpose, you bastard?"

Alna looked at the woman in front of her and said through gritted teeth.

"Don't you think this is interesting?"

Arisa smiled slightly.

(End of this chapter)