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

Chapter 36 A Sudden Visitor, Daggers Pointed at Each Other, Victoria

The first rays of morning sunlight shone through the gap in the curtains and fell on Ye Yan's bedside.

It heralds the arrival of a new day.

The air was filled with the faint aroma of bread, which was the breakfast that Victoria had prepared for him.

Ye Yan sat at the dining table and quickly finished her breakfast in a few bites.

Then he stood up, straightened his clothes, and prepared to go out.

He turned to look at the kitchen, where Victoria was busy clearing the table. The sunlight from the sunstone shone brightly on her white hair.

"Mom, I'm going out."

Ye Yan waved goodbye to his mother.

Victoria looked up at Ye Yan, her eyes filled with concern and reluctance.

Be careful, run if you encounter danger.

Victoria nodded gently in response to her son's farewell.

Ye Yan nodded, turned around and walked out of the house.

As Victoria watched Ye Yan's figure recede into the distance, a sense of loneliness and worry welled up within her.

"You must come back."

"When are you coming back?"

"I really am."

Victoria chuckled self-deprecatingly and went into the room.

She knew that she and her son were two different species.

But she still loved him as if he were her own child.

She prayed silently, hoping that Ye Yan would return safely.

However, just as she turned to go back to her room, a sharp dagger was suddenly pointed at her neck.

She stared in horror at the strange woman behind her.

"Don't move!"

The woman said coldly, her eyes filled with murderous intent and ruthlessness.

Victoria's heart skipped a beat; she felt as if she were enveloped by the aura of death.

She dared not move and could only watch helplessly as the woman approached step by step.

"Or I'll kill you!"

The woman threatened, her voice filled with ruthlessness and determination.

At this moment, in another dark corner, Ye Yan was once again assigned to a goblin reconnaissance squad.

Unlike the usual mockery and ridicule, this time he was not ridiculed by anyone.

The goblins in the squad were talking amongst themselves.

It was as if Ye Yan's existence was merely an insignificant role in their mission.

Ye Yan listened quietly to their conversation, trying to understand the structure of this new environment.

From their conversation, he gradually pieced together a clear picture.

It turned out that they lived in a huge goblin lair.

This nest, like a giant castle, stands on a barren land.

Around it are countless smaller nests, which are like satellites of the larger nest, echoing each other.

The job of these goblin squads is to scout and disrupt the vision of the adventurers.

They would set traps along the paths adventurers might take, or deliberately make noises to attract their attention.

As a result, adventurers are often fooled by these little tricks.

Thus, they overlooked the truly important objective—the enormous goblin lair.

In addition to this, the goblin party has another important mission: to lower the adventurers' guard.

They would occasionally create illusions to make adventurers mistakenly believe that the goblins were just insignificant little guys, thus lowering their guard.

However, in Ye Yan's view, the intelligence and cunning of these goblins were far more complex than they appeared on the surface.

He knew he had to be vigilant at all times and not let his guard down.

At the same time, he also began to think about how to take advantage of this opportunity.

To gain a deeper understanding of the goblins' patterns of action and strategies.

So that in the future, they can more effectively kill all those goblins who covet his mother.

At this moment, on the outside of Shen Yun Forest.

A group of adventurers were carefully making their way through the dense thicket, stepping on fallen leaves.

Their eyes were full of curiosity and a desire to explore, as if every leaf and every branch held unknown secrets.

Sunlight filters through the treetops, dappling the ground and creating patterns of light and shadow.

The adventurers followed the shadows, occasionally bending down to examine the marks on the ground.

Sometimes I would look up at the bird's nest in the treetop, trying to find traces of goblins in every detail.

However, what's strange is...

They walked for a long time, but still couldn't find a single goblin.

This made the adventurers begin to feel somewhat confused and disappointed.

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"How come we haven't seen a single goblin yet?!"

A young adventurer couldn't help but complain.

His face was filled with dissatisfaction and anxiety, as if he was very disappointed with the results of this expedition.

The other adventurers echoed his sentiments, and their mood began to darken.

After all, their purpose in this journey was to find goblins in order to hone their strength and courage.

I had also accepted a mission and was planning to come.

But now, not even a goblin can be seen.

This made them begin to doubt their own luck and abilities.

Just then, a gentle breeze blew by, and the leaves rustled softly.

The adventurers immediately looked around alertly, afraid of missing any important clues.

They gripped their weapons tightly, ready to deal with any potential dangers at any time.

And at this time.

"Heh heh, foolish humans."

The goblin in the tree let out a contemptuous laugh, its sharp voice piercing everyone's ears like a needle.

It brandished its short stick at the goblins behind it, shouting loudly:

"Let's attack together and show these humans what we're made of!"

"Oh no, we've run into goblins!"

Someone in the group of risk-takers gasped in a low voice, a hint of fear in their tone.

Everyone tensed up immediately. They knew that although these goblins were small in size, they were cunning and cruel, and were by no means easy to deal with.

Just then, a girl in the group saw the goblin's cruel appearance and turned pale with fright, her legs going weak.

She didn't dare to confront these monsters head-on, so she turned and ran without hesitation, disappearing into the depths of the forest.

"Hey! Hey! Hey!"

Upon seeing this, the man shouted, his face filled with astonishment and helplessness.

He didn't expect that before the battle even began, their team would be missing a man.

He secretly regretted it; he should have chosen his teammates more carefully instead of adding just anyone.

But it was too late for regrets now; he could only grit his teeth and prepare for the impending battle.

"That traitor!"

The knight cursed angrily, raised his longsword, and his eyes gleamed with determination.

He shouted:

"Fight your way out with me!"

Hearing this, everyone perked up and raised their weapons, ready to fight the goblins to the death.

In an instant, shouts of battle filled the air, and the clash of swords and the flash of blades created a lively and exciting scene.

As for Ye Yan, he was there from the very beginning of the battle.

He hid early on and watched the battle between the two groups below.

(End of this chapter)