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

Chapter 38 Victoria's Decision, The Strange Goblin.

however.

Despite Chris's firm and resolute words, Victoria remained unmoved.

She shook her head, a determined light shining in her bright eyes.

"No, I can't leave."

Victoria's voice, though low.

But it was full of determination.

She took a deep breath, trying to calm herself, and then continued:

"It's not just that I don't want to drag you down, there's also..."

Before she could finish speaking, Chris interrupted her urgently.

Could it be...?

An anxious look appeared on his face, as if he wanted to immediately bring Victoria back to her senses.

"Are you concerned about your child?"

"Criss shouted, her voice filled with anger and incomprehension," she rebuked.

"Wake up, it's just a goblin!"

Trying to wake the spirit before me, who seemed to be trapped in a dream world.

"You should know that, right?"

Chris continued, her voice filled with helplessness and sorrow.

"Goblins are a race that has no concept of motherhood."

In their eyes, females are nothing more than tools for reproduction and toys for venting their desires.

Even the mother who gave birth to it is the same!

Chris's words struck Victoria's heart like a heavy hammer.

Victoria's body trembled slightly.

This is also what she's worried about.

Ultimately, treating her like a child is just wishful thinking on your part.

"Maybe they just want to play with you!!!"

"Whoosh whoosh whoosh!"

Chris was also caught off guard and realized that he had gone a bit too far.

But he also understood that this was the only way to awaken Victoria.

"Hmm, maybe so!"

Victoria took a deep breath, her eyes revealing a complex emotion.

She paused for a moment, then continued:

"But no matter what, I choose to believe in my child."

She can't just let it go like this.

Especially in the case of Ye Yan, who knows nothing.

Now that she had chosen and accepted Ye Yan, she had to fulfill all her responsibilities as a mother.

Even if the road ahead is difficult.

Or perhaps, her choice was wrong.

But she also wanted to keep going and see what happened.

It was her child who gave her hope in this despairing place.

How could she just clap her hands and leave?

Seeing this, Chris didn't say anything more; she knew the elven girl's determination.

"All right!"

She nodded in understanding, then said firmly:

"However, Miss Victoria, please rest assured, I will definitely bring adventurers to rescue you."

"You should also know that such a massive goblin lair is absolutely intolerable to the Adventurers' Guild and the nation."

Chris's tone conveyed a sense of seriousness and determination.

Victoria nodded gently, her heart filled with helplessness and sadness.

She understood that a devastating blow was about to befall them.

She knew that no matter how hard she tried, she could not change Ye Yan's fate.

This is a war between races, a hatred between humans and other races against goblins that has lasted for thousands of years.

"I know."

Victoria spoke softly, her voice revealing a deep weariness and helplessness.

She understood that if she wanted to survive, she might have no choice but to give up her child.

However, this decision was undoubtedly a huge torment and pain for her.

Looking at Victoria's pained expression, Chris couldn't help but feel a little moved.

She originally accepted the mission for the sake of the one hundred gold coins.

Upon seeing the elf before me, I thought I'd take it with me to have a look.

But now he finds himself unable to ignore the elven lady.

She scratched her head, looking impatient, and prepared to leave, but stopped at the last moment.

"Wait a moment!"

Victoria suddenly called out to Chris.

She stepped forward and hugged Chris tightly.

Cress was caught off guard by the sudden hug; his cheeks flushed red, and he stammered:

"Um, Miss Victoria, what are you doing?"

Victoria didn't answer; she just held Chris tightly.

Then, she slightly opened her mouth and uttered a complex and mysterious Elvish language.

The next moment, a golden light shot out from Victoria's mouth and merged into Chris's body.

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Chris felt a warm current flowing through his body, as if a magical power was being injected into him.

"Holy Light, Elven Blessing (Cannot be cast on evil monsters)."

Victoria slowly released her grip, a contented smile appearing on her face.

"I'm sorry, I've let you down."

She said softly.

"This is my return gift to you, a blessing from the elves."

It has no other function than to bring you a little bit of good luck.

Perhaps this will make your departure from this lair easier.

Upon hearing this, Chris's eyes immediately lit up with golden light.

She excitedly grabbed Victoria's hand and thanked her repeatedly:

"Really? That's wonderful, thank you!"

Victoria smiled and shook her head, saying:

"fine."

Take care.

"Then I'm leaving."

Before leaving, Chris glanced at the elf.

Then, he sighed and turned to leave.

This was her choice, just a strange goblin cub.

Is there really such a coincidence?

With these questions in mind, Chris left the cave and headed towards the exit.

"How scary, how scary!"

The girl's heart was screaming wildly.

It was as if an invisible hand was gripping her heart tightly, making it impossible for her to breathe.

She ran as fast as she could, as if if she slowed down even slightly, she would be overtaken by that terrible fear.

The calls of her younger brother and sister echoed in her mind; their familiar voices and smiles seemed to be right before her eyes, yet remained unreachable.

I originally thought that she was all grown up and would be able to handle it without fear.

But it wasn't until we actually faced that disgusting monster.

She still chose to run away.

When she left the team, she hesitated and was afraid.

However, she ultimately chose to escape.

But does she really want to be that coward who betrays the team?

"Sister, look at my drawing!"

The boy picked up a picture book with the story of his sister defeating the monster and showed it to her.

The scene in my mind came to mind.

The girl suddenly perked up.

No, she didn't want to.

She wanted to face difficulties and overcome fear together with her teammates.

Thinking of this, she suddenly stopped, took a deep breath, and then turned and ran back.

She knew she could no longer run away, nor could she let fear control her.

She wanted to rejoin the team and face this terrible challenge together.

Her heartbeat gradually calmed down, and her steps became more firm.

At that moment, the girl was unaware of what was happening.

A strange goblin had its eyes on her and followed her back.

(End of this chapter)