Magical Girl's Knight Brother

"what--"

The elf fell heavily to the ground, and before he could get up, the bloody mouth was already in front of him.

"chichichi"

In the darkness, six eyes flashing with faint blue light slowly approached. With the help of the faint light, a pair of claws flowing with venom gradually emerged from the darkness.

It was not until this time that she realized that it was a group of spiders chasing her.

Moreover, these spiders are not ordinary creatures. There are a large number of them and they are very fast. Each one is as big as a car. For the elves, this size is even more terrifying.

The bloody and foul smell hit the elf in the face, and her breathing became more and more rapid. She stared blankly at the mouthparts coming towards her, her eyes full of despair.

Just when she was completely desperate, the spider beast in front of her made a move.

It did not bite the elf in front of it to death directly, but suddenly jumped up and rushed straight into the depths of the jungle.

The surrounding spider beasts seemed to have also attracted their attention. They kept making "chi chi" sounds and followed.

Black shadows whizzed past and disappeared into the darkness in a short while, leaving only the surviving elf sitting there.

Staring blankly at the direction where the spider monsters disappeared, the elf had not yet recovered from the feeling of near death.

Just then, a strange voice appeared in her ears.

"The first rule of the Dark Forest is don't expose yourself."

The frightened elf felt his scalp tingling instantly and his whole body froze in place.

The strange environment and strange sounds constantly attacked her psychological defenses.

She didn't dare look back, for fear of seeing some horrific scene.

"Oh? Are you scared?"

The voice sounded again, clear, real, and even with a hint of playfulness.

The elf's body was shaking constantly, and its wings felt like they were filled with lead, unable to move at all.

Anyone who could communicate with her in such an environment could obviously not be a good person. She felt suffocated when she thought that she would suffer the same fate as other members of the tribe.

"This is the first time I've seen negative energy from a creature like you. If it were me in the past, maybe I would have played with you, but now..."

Before the elf could react, she felt her wings being pinched by a big hand, and her whole body was lifted up by the huge force.

"Let go! Let me go!"

At this time, she finally broke free from her fear and struggled continuously, waving her legs.

But unfortunately, her strength was not enough to shake the big hand. No matter how she resisted, she still had no chance of escape.

"Don't waste your energy, little grasshopper."

Chang Lei's face appeared in the elf's vision, but his honest face looked like a devil in the other's eyes.

"Evil Fallen! I will fight you!"

With force from both fists, a tiny green lightning bolt suddenly shot out from the palm of the elf's palm and hit Chang Lei's beard directly.

Chang Lei tilted his head, feeling the tingling sensation on his face, and couldn't help but curl up the corners of his mouth.

"You know, when you're weak, your full-throated resistance seems so cute to others."

Noticing that the elf between his two fingers was about to attack again, Chang Lei continued quickly.

"If I were you, I wouldn't do that. Your actions just now are already eye-catching enough. If you attract those bugs back, I won't be able to protect you."

As the words fell, the elf's movements paused for a moment.

"you"

"Don't worry, I don't mean to hurt you." Chang Lei smiled. "If I wanted to hurt you, I wouldn't have saved you just now."

Hearing Chang Lei's voice, the elf suddenly remembered the strange situation just now. "Did you do this?!"

"It's just a simple trick to deceive the insects." After a casual reply, Chang Lei asked proactively. "So, you are the one who lives in this secret realm, right?"

"." The elf did not speak, but stared at Chang Lei with a vigilant look on his face.

Perhaps in the eyes of others, Chang Lei is just an ordinary middle-aged man, but in her eyes, Chang Lei's face has no facial features at all, not even pores.

Feeling the changeable gaze, Chang Lei narrowed his eyes slightly.

".You can see me as I am, right?"

"."

Chang Lei was still responded with silence and hostile gazes.

"Well, I don't ask you to trust me immediately. This is not my mission, but I hope you can cooperate a little if you want to survive."

Looking straight at the little guy in front of him, Chang Lei asked slowly.

"Tell me, how long has the space barrier here been broken?"

"Why are you asking this?" the elf hesitated and asked back.

"If you could see my true form, then you would understand my origins. The Reversed World and the Space Barrier have always been our territory. The war between the Outer Path Demons has affected our territory. Why am I asking this?"

"The world is turned upside down."

The complicated thoughts made the elf's head a little confused. She stared at Chang Lei blankly for a long time, and suddenly thought of something and said excitedly.

"You're those guys in the mirror! I'm out!?"

Chang Lei frowned, then understood in his heart that this little guy's goal should be to find a way to the real world from the secret realm.

Although the reverse world is a channel connecting many dimensions, based on the rules of different dimensions, they still have to spend some energy if they want to invade various secret realms.

The creatures in the secret realm have been separated from reality for a long time, so it is not surprising that they regard the reversed world and the real world as the same concept. This little guy just naively thinks that he has escaped.

But Chang Lei didn't mind pouring a bucket of cold water on her.

"You didn't come out."

After a pause, he added.

"We came in."

"what"

The elf's face froze, and his brain was a little stuck.

"Answer my question if you don't want the rest of your kind to die at the hands of those mad dogs," Chang Lei said calmly. "We are the only ones who can help you now."

The elf listened to Chang Lei's words with a somewhat rapid breathing. She was still a little bit unbelieving. Although she was indeed saved by the guy in front of her, she still didn't dare to look at his face.

After hesitating for a moment, she spoke softly, "Aren't you guys in the same group as those guys?"

"Historically, yes, we have the same goals and the same needs, but now, we have changed."

"Changed?" The elf looked a little strange.

"Ah, there have been large-scale personnel changes within the company, and we've got a new boss. Now our team has also ushered in a new development direction. This innovative work strategy is positive and optimistic, but of course it will take some time to adapt."

The elf looked at Chang Lei dazedly, not understanding a word he said.

She even wondered if the faceless man in front of her was crazy.

"In short, the strategic direction of our unit has been constantly changing, but one thing is certain now: the actions of the Outer Path Demons have completely crossed our bottom line. Therefore, we are now on the same side."

"You want to help us fight those evil ones?" The elf blinked. "How can I believe this isn't some new conspiracy?"

“That’s where the fun begins”

Chang Lei reached out and flicked the little goblin's head.

".You just have to believe."

Just as the two were communicating.

Suddenly, a low growl interrupted their communication.

The sound came from the depths of the forest, full of wildness. Immediately afterwards, the sounds of fierce fighting and the killing of unknown creatures rang out, one after another in the darkness.

The elf stopped moving, his heartbeat quickening, his eyes looking around in panic, but he could see nothing.

The crackling sound of trees being broken was particularly harsh in the silent environment. The elf curled up in fear, afraid that those things would discover him.

Chang Lei tried to identify the source of the sound, but found that the sound was echoing throughout the forest, resonating from all spaces.

The sound of fighting did not last long and gradually subsided after just a few minutes.

But the two did not dare to let their guard down at all, because they could both feel a low sound of footsteps approaching from afar.

The footsteps were neither fast nor slow, and each one seemed to be stepping on the elf's heart, making her tremble.

A figure emerged from the dark forest and headed straight towards the two of them.

The elf didn't dare to breathe, but Chang Lei smiled.

"As you said, Boss."

"I stayed right where I was."

I'll be back to write after I finish hanging up the water. I don't know how many days I'll be hanging up.

I'm begging for a monthly ticket miserably

Chapter 127: Speculations about Broken Horns

Darkness enveloped the area, and the trees twisted their hideous bodies, winding their way towards the gloomy sky.

Silence, deathly silence, it seemed that even the wind was afraid of this place and dared not make a sound.

Rotten leaves piled on the ground gave off a sickening odor.

Suddenly, a slight movement broke the dead silence.

At this moment, pairs of eyes slowly opened from the darkness.

A blood-red light flickered in it, like the flames of hell. Around the eyes was rotten flesh and maggots wriggling in it.

Some eyes were as big as copper bells, full of madness, while some eyes were small and narrow, revealing endless cunning. They opened slowly and heavily, and their scarlet eyes looked in the direction where the sound came from.

Every pair of eyes that opened brought a chilling chill.

When their eyes met, a huge figure appeared in the darkness at some point.

A strong hand tightly grasped a golden leaf, and the heavy breathing made the dead silent environment even more oppressive.

The moment they noticed the huge figure, all their eyes closed, as if they had seen some terrifying existence.

On the ground covered with dead leaves, a long-rotted skeleton suddenly trembled, and then a strange blue pupil fire ignited in the eye sockets of the skull.

".You're back."

Hearing the voice, his huge body suddenly stiffened, and then he lowered his head slightly, his voice a little nervous.

"Big, my lord."

"What kind of existence could make you lose a horn in the dark night?"

"I"

Qiongniu knelt on the ground with all four limbs and lowered his body. His ferocious face was now filled with panic. He seemed to want to make an excuse for his mistake, but he couldn't utter a word.

However, the voice within the skeleton contained no other emotions; it remained so peaceful and cold.

"I've said that the most important thing in fishing is patience. Excessive recklessness and foolish behavior will only lead to misfortune, especially at a critical moment like this."

Qiongniu lowered his head even lower. "Those faceless men are even more powerful than I imagined. They seem to have mastered new abilities. Those fluctuations, above and beyond emotion, are definitely beyond their reach."

When saying this, Qiongniu still felt a little scared in his heart.

Thinking back to the earth-shattering blow before, even he couldn't help but feel a little nervous. If he hadn't reacted quickly enough, what would have been broken would not have been just a horn.

"I'm not surprised by this result after seven years. I might have been surprised if they just disappeared like that." The skeleton moved slightly. "Tell me more about the power they possess."

"There was only one person I fought with. No, it couldn't be called a fight. That guy was very powerful and full of savagery. It was an extremely crazy savagery, but he also maintained his rationality."

Qiongniu's tone was a bit serious. "I'm not sure where that ability comes from, but I can sense the Greedy One's aura. Strangely, that aura doesn't contain any negative energy."

"It comes from greed, but without the negative energy. Have they found a new energy source?"

"I'm not sure, but that energy is too violent. It's completely different from the Greedy Ones I've imagined. They're supposed to be masters of manipulating emotions, and this kind of power... is truly..."