From now on, the vampire girl escapes from the world

This girl was exactly the cargo transported in that carriage.

It is also the trophy of the giant bear.

Lily lowered her head slightly.

The girl stared angrily at Lily's little head, which had some organs that were different from those of humans.

ear?

Animal ears?

Lily recalled the illustrated book in the castle library and realized that it was a wolf ear.

And this girl might be the beastman we have heard of before.

“Let me go…!”

The girl's angry hesitating sounds were a vent to Lily's anger.

Just like a dying beast, it gave up and launched a counterattack.

However, that wouldn't even be considered an attack.

Lily, who was standing in front of the girl, hesitated.

I just wanted to catch one, but when I came to my senses, two appeared.

There is no doubt that these two beasts are in the same group.

What should we do.

If she wanted to report to Ai'er, she only needed to leave one behind, Lily decided.

Lily stretched out her small palm towards the head of the girl with animal ears.

"【Front Punishment Strike】."

Beautiful magic patterns lit up on the small palm.

Layer upon layer of ring frames were stacked up from Lily's palm to the girl's head.

The girl stared, stunned.

"What are you doing...what are you going to do..."

The light gradually grew brighter. The girl tried to struggle to get up again:

"Wait!... Don't kill me..."

The previously angry voices turned into trembling pleas or sticky whimpers.

As if she could sense the unrivaled power very close to her, the girl's voice and body trembled more and more violently.

In the end, the words became just syllables stuck together, and it was difficult to even distinguish them clearly.

"Please... don't kill me... I'm willing to do anything..."

Willing to do anything——

Lily froze suddenly when she heard this.

The speed at which the golden spell was condensed slowed down visibly to the naked eye.

“Lily——!”

24. Companions

That was Al's voice.

Lily turned around.

Ai'er held onto the tree trunk and said to Lily breathlessly:

"—Lily. Stop it."

Elle is very familiar with the forest.

Therefore, following the monster's breath was also quite smooth.

However, when Ai'er realized that the breath in front of him had stagnated for some reason, he quickened his pace.

What came into view was a huge white bear lying on the ground, and a little girl kneeling on the ground tied with a cross.

And Lily who cast an unknown spell.

——At least I caught up.

"Lily. Take the spell back."

"why?"

Unexpectedly. Lily just tilted her head and asked Elle.

Ai'er's heart paused.

I felt like I was thrown into a frozen lake.

Yes. Elle knew that Lily was cute and well behaved most of the time.

But that's all Al knew about Lily.

After all, what are Lily's worldview and values?

Maybe deeper in their hearts, Lily and Elle are completely different.

Then when the thing really happens, the two of them might break out into an argument.

Just like now.

But Ai'er also knew how powerful Lily was.

Maybe she had some doubts before, but this scene now undoubtedly impacted Ai'er's vision.

Even Lily, who was shackled, was probably much stronger than herself. Ai'er officially confirmed this.

In that case, what would I do if Lily and I had an argument?

Elle realized again.

The person he brought with him was a real monster - a fact that was almost overlooked.

"Lily. Why did you kill her?"

Trying her best to suppress the panic in her heart, Ai'er tried to make her tone as gentle as possible, and asked Lily.

"They almost hurt Elle," Lily replied.

The vigilance in Ai'er's heart was suddenly washed away by something soft.

It turns out, it was just for me.

The elf has lived for so long. Only Lily said this to herself.

Ai'er suddenly felt like crying.

what the hell.

I was so scared that I broke out in a cold sweat just now. Just because of such a small matter.

Yes. This is Lily.

Rather than a monster that we should be wary of.

Now Ai'er just wanted to slap herself twice for thinking about a bunch of nonsense before.

"I'm fine. Look, look." Ai'er stretched out her slender little arms:

"So it's okay. Please put down the ritual, Lily."

"But if Ai'er hadn't been prepared, she would have almost been killed."

Lily seemed unexpectedly stubborn.

Ai'er suddenly had the illusion of helping the chief to coax the children when she was in the elf land.

"Lily, remember what I said before?" Ai'er said in a serious tone, "Covenant 3: [Higher species should not interfere with human internal conflicts]."

"But they hurt Elle. So it wasn't an internal fight."

"I already told you I'm not hurt...if you put it down, I'll give you some cake later."

Lily hesitantly let go.

The golden spell slowly retracted, and the halo in the forest dimmed.

El breathed a sigh of relief.

Looking at the little wolf-eared girl who was tied up and kneeling on the ground in the distance, Ai'er walked forward and moved the little pointed ears hidden under her hair:

"...Orcs?"

Orcs can also be considered a type of human - but whether the Covenant is effective for them is still controversial.

It was a good thing that Lily didn't ask any further.

Although they are not pure humans or advanced races, they are at least a level 1.5 race.

I never expected that they would be caught by humans and used as commodities.

"Lily, please undo the spell."

The cross and red thread behind him disappeared.

The little girl knelt on the ground, as if she had survived a disaster. The tears in the corners of her eyes slid uncontrollably down her dirty little face. She tilted her head back and cried loudly.

Ai'er felt distressed when she saw this, but when she walked closer she smelled a strange odor.

The dirt beneath the girl's legs seemed to be soaked with the liquid that had flowed out uncontrollably in her shock. The other person's legs were also wet.

El scratched her face in embarrassment.

But Lily, the instigator, just cast her eyes on the silver bear that was locked and crawling on the ground.

Hesitation. What should this great beast do then?