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

From the moment he first saw the woman.

I had already fallen for her.

In human terms...

This must be love at first sight!

The first time I saw her was in a carriage escorted by humans; she seemed to be a noblewoman.

Because she was in a carriage full of iron bars, and was protected by many fully armed knights.

Such treatment is something only nobles could afford among humans.

And this was also his first encounter with her.

The woman at that time sat in the carriage, her cold face devoid of any smile.

He was the captain in charge of attacking and plundering the team.

He hardly hesitated.

They killed all the men and then saw the woman.

Seeing the corpse beside her, the woman smiled for the first time.

From that moment on, his heart was no longer his.

He then lured the woman back to his lair.

He asked his master to give him the woman.

He wanted to see that beautiful, innocent smile again.

However, things started after that.

He never saw the girl smile again.

Why isn't she smiling?

What she likes.

Whether it's food, weapons, or men.

He can give her anything.

He is a candidate for Goblin Factory Owner, and he has the ability to do so.

He can satisfy any need, no matter what it is.

However, it was no use.

Even with mountains of human corpses piled up before her, the woman showed no change in emotion whatsoever.

It resembles a glacier that has remained unchanged for thousands of years.

Why aren't you smiling?

"Smile!"

He didn't understand, and no one told him.

How to make a woman laugh.

He learned a lot.

But none of it worked.

At that moment, a human named Jori appeared and told him.

"Are you stupid? Living in a goblin's lair, how can you possibly laugh? You're lucky you're not crying."

Upon hearing Jori's words, Goblin Iron suddenly realized what was going on.

"ah."

"Could that really be the reason?"

But he's a goblin, where else would he live if not here?

Let her go?

Do not!

If it weren't for her...

Goblin Iron, he'll go crazy!

He couldn't lose that woman.

Over the years, he had long since grown accustomed to the sight of the woman every time he returned to the house.

This absolutely cannot be done.

"Then why don't you just come to the human world?"

Jori's seductive words echoed in the goblin iron ears.

"yes!"

Why doesn't he just go to the human side?

But he's a goblin, would humans accept him?

"fine."

Jori reassured him.

"If you agree to my conditions, I guarantee that humanity will absolutely accept you."

"real?"

"Of course."

Jori assured him:

"I'm the president of the Adventurers' Guild, this is a small matter that I can handle."

"But if I do that, I'll be betraying my master."

Goblin Iron hesitated.

To him, his master was like the relationship between a father and son.

"It's precisely because you betrayed your race and your home that we, humanity, welcomed you!"

Jori said earnestly:

"If you want to integrate into our community, you at least need to set an example, right?"

"Do you really think you can live with humans as a goblin?"

"Me, me"

Don't you know Goblin Iron?

He knew, of course, that there was an almost irreconcilable conflict between humans and goblins.

So, he must be a goblin traitor.

It was almost impossible for him to integrate or accept.

However, he remained by the side of the glass maiden, and at the same time desired the glass smile.

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Isn't he being too greedy?

"Let me think about it."

. . .

In the end, he still betrayed us!

An indescribable sorrow welled up in Goblin Iron's heart.

But then it was overwhelmed by an even stronger expectation.

He was willing to pay any price just to see that woman again, to see her smile.

He closed his eyes, letting the surrounding noise gradually fade away.

In the darkness, his thoughts drifted back to the past.

Every detail of the time I spent with her is so clear, it's as if it happened yesterday.

Her laughter, her gentleness, her eyes—these are the most precious memories in his heart.

For her, he was willing to give up everything, including his own life.

however!

A violent force suddenly pulled him back to reality from his memories.

He suddenly opened his eyes and saw a series of ferocious faces and ropes binding him.

"Why?!"

He roared, his voice filled with anger and despair.

Enraged, Goblin Iron unleashed terrifying magical power from his body, instantly shattering the rope.

He stood up, a dangerous glint in his scarlet eyes.

"I will make you pay the price!"

He said coldly, his voice filled with boundless killing intent.

"Ha ha ha ha!"

Kula burst into laughter, his laughter filled with sarcasm and provocation.

"That's more like it! Goblins should act like goblins, stop pretending to be profound, pure-hearted, and kind. If you're really kind, give Anna back to me!"

Kula clenched his fists so tightly that his nails dug deep into his palms, and blood dripped from his fingertips.

"You are nothing but cunning plunderers who only know how to live in dark lairs!"

As Kula finished speaking, strange patterns emerged from his body, as if they were some ancient curse.

Tears welled up in his eyes, but he stubbornly refused to let them fall.

He roared at the goblin iron, as if he wanted to unleash all his resentment and anger.

"Cunning, sly, lewd, evil, despicable, and preying on others—that's the very essence of your goblin race!"

brush!

A flash of cold light, and Kula's figure vanished from the spot in an instant.

When he reappeared, he was already in front of Goblin Iron.

Kula swung her right hand, and the sharp dagger, like the Grim Reaper's scythe, slashed towards the goblin with a terrifying aura.

Goblin Iron reacted quickly and raised his arm to block Kula's attack.

boom!

The violent impact caused Kula and the goblin to each take two steps back.

But the next moment, Kula took two steps forward again, his dagger slicing in a semi-circle before viciously slashing towards Kula's neck.

Goblin Iron stepped back with his left foot, dodging the fierce attack, and then kicked out with lightning speed with his right leg.

boom!

boom!

Kula was kicked more than ten meters away like a rag doll before crashing heavily into a dilapidated house.

The billowing smoke and dust obscured his figure for a moment.

"Damn it! You're asking for it!"

The surrounding adventurers were enraged upon seeing this.

They brandished their weapons and charged at the Goblin Iron like a pack of mad wolves.

"Cleaners, begin cleaning!"

Goblin Iron muttered to himself, stomping his feet hard on the ground.

As he moved, the ground around him began to shake violently.

Then, enormous mouths burst open from the ground, revealing sharp fangs. (End of Chapter)