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

Chapter 78 Traitor

A pitch-black corridor.

The dim light of the oil lamp shone on the metal wall, and the reflected light fell on the rusty armor of the goblin iron.

His eyes were like iron as he stared intently at the goblin pot in front of him.

"What...what did you see?"

"What?"

Goblin Pot felt an inexplicable sense of oppression; his voice trembled, and he involuntarily took a step back.

That's enough.

Goblin Iron smiled slightly, a hint of helplessness in his smile.

"What's the point of saying all this now that things have come to this?"

He sighed softly, as if he had unloaded all his burdens.

Just as the goblin cauldron was still wondering, the goblin iron suddenly moved.

He flashed forward, his longsword flashing from its sheath like lightning, slashing down with a sharp sword aura.

With a soft splatter, blood splattered everywhere, and one of the goblin pot's arms flew through the air before finally falling limply to the ground.

The goblin pot was in excruciating pain, clutching its severed arm, its face a mixture of anger and terror.

He couldn't understand why this comrade-in-arms, who had once fought alongside them, would suddenly betray them and even try to kill him.

If he hadn't been prepared, that sword strike would probably have been enough to kill him.

"Why?!" Goblin Pot roared, his voice echoing down the corridor.

Goblin Iron didn't answer, he just smiled faintly.

"You saw something you shouldn't have seen."

His words were filled with determination and indifference.

brush!

Just then, a dark shadow suddenly fell from the sky, accompanied by a sharp slash, and cleaved down towards the goblin cauldron.

The goblin pot only had time to let out a scream before its body was cleaved in two by the slash, and blood gushed out like a fountain, staining the entire forest red.

Seeing the goblin pot's gruesome death, a barely perceptible sadness flashed in Goblin Iron's eyes.

But he quickly regained his composure.

"It's really hard for me to clean like this."

He spoke softly, as if talking to himself.

Just then, a human figure wearing a black cloak emerged from the shadows.

She held a black dagger in her hand, still stained with the blood from the goblin cauldron.

Then, he looked at Goblin Iron and a playful smile appeared on his lips.

"I thought you, a traitor, were pitying your comrades!"

Chris chuckled, his voice full of sarcasm.

Goblin Iron did not respond to his words, but simply stood there silently, like a statue.

Seeing this, Chris said nothing more.

She took a small bag out of her pocket and casually tossed it to Goblin Iron. "Here, take this."

Goblin Iron took the bag, a hint of gratitude flashing in his eyes.

"Thank you," he said softly.

"You're welcome."

Chris responded indifferently, looking at the goblin iron with great boredom.

I originally thought the spy was some big shot, but I never expected him to actually be a goblin.

Judging from his appearance, he seems to be quite big here.

However, this is none of her business.

But why does this guy need some of his daughter's supplies?

Chris didn't thank him much, intending to leave with the information.

But then I realized I seemed to be lost?

"Waaaaah!"

Chris crouched in the corner, burying his face in his hands, heartbroken, not knowing how long it would take to get out.

At that moment, Chris twitched his nose and caught a familiar scent.

"He's a big shot!"

The top layer of the goblin's nest.

"Hahaha!"

Kula's laughter echoed through the dark lair, filled with unrestrained joy and confidence.

His blade flashed like lightning, piercing the goblin's chest with pinpoint accuracy, instantly ending the monster's life.

For Kula, these weak goblins were no match for her at all.

He was like a tiger descending the mountain, unstoppable.

In addition, each goblin will reward you with 1 silver coin!

What a generous reward!

I don't know what went wrong with the Adventurers' Guild to give out such generous rewards.

He needed to kill as many goblins as possible before all the nearby adventurers passed by.

"Kula, over here, over here!"

The voice of the magician girl Anna rang out, clear and melodious.

Hearing her childhood sweetheart's voice, Kula looked over.

Anna was standing not far away, holding a magic wand in her hand, with an excited expression on her face.

In front of her were some goblins she had trapped with magic.

Kula nodded, and in a flash, she was beside Anna.

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Another slash, another goblin falls.

Kula felt increasingly cheerful.

He was planning to have a big celebration when he got back, with lots of food and drinks.

"Creak!"

At that moment, a goblin charged at Anna.

"Ah!" Anna screamed in agony.

There's simply not enough time to cast a spell at that distance.

"Don't touch Anna!"

Suddenly, a fat man rushed over, wielding a huge axe, and cleaved the goblin in two with a single blow.

"Well done!"

Kula breathed a sigh of relief when Anna was rescued.

"Thank you"

Anna thanked Xonda.

"Hehe, you're welcome. Protecting magicians is the right thing to do."

Upon hearing Anna's voice, Xionda's face flushed red.

He then burst into laughter and said to Kula and Anna:

"Hahaha, when we get back, we're definitely going to have a huge feast to celebrate!"

Anna shook her head and smiled, saying:

"Hehe, I won't go. I have a younger brother at home, and I need to go back to take care of him."

Xionda patted her on the shoulder and said heartily:

"It's okay, use my money to eat. We're all partners!"

"Yes, that's right!" Kula agreed wholeheartedly.

He and Xionda were both orphans, so leaving them so much money would be useless.

Besides, if it weren't for Anna's family helping them when they were kids, they would have starved to death in some alley long ago.

Kula looked at Xonda and Anna beside her, her heart filled with warmth.

They grew up together and went through countless ups and downs together; their bond had long surpassed blood ties.

"That won't do. How about we all go home and eat together?"

"Won't this trouble your parents?" Kula and Xonda looked at each other and shyly scratched their heads.

"How could that be?"

Anna clapped her little hands, a happy smile on her face.

"Mom, Dad will be so happy to know you're coming, and so will Anli and Anling."

brush!

However, at that moment, a huge black shadow suddenly appeared behind Anna.

The shadowy figure was incredibly fast; they didn't even have time to react before being enveloped by it.

A roar came from the shadows, followed by a scream.

"Anna!"

Xionda cried out in alarm and tried to rush over to save her, but was swatted away by the monster in the shadows with a claw.

The goblin swung its sword directly at Anna, whose eyes widened in disbelief.

Her body was cleaved in two by the monster, blood splattering everywhere.

All those previous ideas have become nothing but bubbles.

block!

A watch fell to the ground.

(End of this chapter)