Zombie's Travel Diary

They quickly stood up, waved wildly at Link who was approaching, and shouted to get Link's attention.

"That person seems to be from the mainland of Stan, only they will wear that kind of iron armor."

The old man was not as excited as the knights, but his face became serious.

As far as he knew, the people in Stanland were all weirdos!

"I didn't feel any malice."

The girl beside him closed her eyes slightly, "My intuition tells me that he should be able to bring us a lot of help."

"I hope you're right."

The old man shook his head helplessly, and waved his hand towards the top of the defensive cover, and a crack opened on it that could allow one person to walk through.

Link understood, and directly controlled his body to get into the protective cover through the crack and land in front of everyone.

"Is he from our mainland?"

"Probably not, it looks like someone from the mainland of Stan."

"Oh, I thought the empire sent someone to save us."

The excited expressions of the dozen or so knights froze for a moment.

They couldn't see Link's outfit clearly from a distance before, but now that they saw it up close, they were immediately disappointed.

It's fine if you're not from the empire, you should at least have more people.

What's the point of having one?

"who are you?"

Link turned his gaze, and looked at the old man with aloof temperament first, "You guys were asking for help just now?"

"Dear traveler, the signal just now was indeed sent by us."

The beautiful girl beside the old man replied first: "Thank you for coming to help us."

As she said that, the girl made a salute that Link couldn't understand.

"You should be Princess Delina."

Link observed her, a little embarrassed, "You're welcome, in fact, I'm here to take refuge."

"You alarmed the monsters we left behind?"

The old man noticed something, and his expression became a little colder.

"It seems so."

Link spread his hands and did not deny it.

Just now, a large number of void monsters surrounded the protective cover. Even if he denied it, no one would believe it. It's better to admit it generously.

"It's over!"

The knights looked out of the protective shield and suddenly panicked.

The atmosphere of despair spread again.

They thought that a savior came, but they didn't know it was a disaster.

Now, not only could they not be saved, but because of the increase in monsters, they lost some hope of surviving.

Realizing this, the dozen or so knights seemed to have lost all their strength and slumped on the ground resigned to their fate.

Obviously.

They are dead inside.

"I hope that next time before you save someone, you will first weigh whether you have this ability."

The old man looked at the battered knight, blaming Link for all of this, and his complexion became a little ugly.

"Elder Dialev, don't say that."

Delina hurriedly smoothed things over, "He also has good intentions."

"kindness?"

Dialev snorted coldly, "Doesn't he know that there is a monster chasing him?"

"Of course I know."

Link's steel mask was opened, revealing his true face, "But how do you conclude that I don't have the ability to save you?"

"Come on, even if you people from the mainland of Stan dispatch a fleet, they may not be able to repel those monsters. Now you are alone, what ability do you have?"

Elder Dialev looked contemptuous, "A friendly reminder, thanks to you, the protective shield will last for a few more minutes at most. This time is not enough for you to call in reinforcements."

"Okay, don't talk about it, Dialev."

Delina spoke suddenly, and cast a reproachful glance at Dialev.

"Too lazy to argue with him."

Dialev shook his head resentfully and said nothing more.