After slaying the Mammoth Giant, a dazzling burst of flame erupted. Chu Yi activated an extraction and planned to escape.
However, nothing happened. Even the weapon chain disappeared.
Chu Yi was taken aback, but the human skin squirmed. Countless souls swallowed by the Mammoth Giant exploded, surging into Chu Yi’s body and stored within the Chaotic Burial Mound.
The Bone Demon activated voluntarily, extinguishing souls and tempering bones.
The originally dull yellow hue gradually brightened, turning towards gold, with all attributes surging greatly.
Thick white mist gradually closed in.
Killing a ’Beast’ brought me such great gains?
Chu Yi was surprised, but upon thinking carefully, he realized these ’Beasts’ were born from the Nether River, fundamentally related to souls.
At this moment, a tender child’s voice emerged from the burning Crown Flame. Under Chu Yi’s vigilant gaze, the flames gradually extinguished, and from them emerged a finely carved Elf Lolita.
She had long, silky emerald green hair, disheveled and covering a delicate, petite body.
At first glance, she was slim and charming. Though only a silhouette was visible, making her features unclear, she exuded a fragile and adorable aura.
A little lolita emerged from the ’Beast’s’ body?
Chu Yi gripped the Blood Spear, the Clock Eye reflecting the Twilight Light, keeping a close eye on her.
"Ouch, who hit Yao Er?"
With a flawless, youthful face, she held her head. Her delicate features showed an annoyed expression, and her emerald green eyes darted around, looking for the one who ambushed her.
This lolita doesn’t seem very smart.
Chu Yi contemplated, quickly retreating.
His eyes passed over the beautiful Jade Feet under her light skirt, resembling White Lotus petals in midsummer, lingering for a moment. They were only two-thirds the size of his palm.
The green-haired lolita noticed his gaze. Her fragile jade back sprouted thin cicada wings, refracting rainbow hues.
In a blur, she turned into a beam of light and appeared in front of Chu Yi almost instantly.
Numerous vines grew wildly, entwining around Chu Yi like pythons, but were ignited by a layer of Crown Flame.
"Who are you, and why are you inside the ’Beast’?" Chu Yi quickly asked, opening his hands to show he had no ill intent.
What the Elf Lolita spoke was a language he couldn’t understand; she was undoubtedly from an Alien Race.
"What are you saying? Just now... was it you who hit me?" the green-haired lolita exclaimed fiercely, trying hard to appear fierce, yet exuding a cute demeanor.
She floated mid-air, cicada wings fluttering behind her, scattering multicolored halos, like a smooth satin swirling around.
"Involved in the Divine War, are you? How about we cooperate and exchange information?" Chu Yi probed, his demeanor softening. His eyes involuntarily returned to those White Lotus feet, tender and petite, her toes curling slightly in unease like ten little round pearls.
"Apologize? Well, if you sincerely apologize, Yao Er might forgive you," the green-haired lolita said, crossing her arms. She feigned magnanimity, deliberately floating higher to create an overwhelming momentum, looking down on him.
After a brief conversation, they both felt exhausted.
"What do you mean by that?" the green-haired lolita frowned, complaining, "You didn’t apologize, and on top of that, you said a bunch of nonsense to Yao Er!"
Chu Yi rubbed his brow and turned away. Better not get involved...
The green-haired lolita was taken aback. She looked at the elegant youth’s back, puffing her cheeks. If he wasn’t good-looking, and if I wasn’t showing great mercy by giving him a chance to apologize, I’d have already taught him a lesson.
Suddenly, the surrounding mist gradually thickened. Shadows occasionally flitted through it, accompanied by eerie murmurs.
The green-haired lolita trembled. Her pure eyes froze momentarily, intense fear crawling from their depths.
She heard movement behind her. Slowly turning back, she saw an inexplicable array of corpses grinning eerily.
The corpses were laughing. The rule—Laugh.
Instantly, the green-haired lolita’s pink lips curved slightly, mimicking the smile of these corpses.
Yet her face turned ghastly. Her emerald eyes were shrouded in mist, tears welling up, and she was on the verge of bursting into tears.
Her cicada wings trailed a colorful streak as she chased after Chu Yi, her pursuit mixed with a weak, helpless sobbing cry.
"...OOH OOH, wait for Yao Er!"
Chu Yi’s expression was peculiar.
He glanced at the little lolita silently following him. She occasionally glanced back, her beautiful eyes slightly red, appearing tense as if something strange was chasing her. New ɴᴏᴠᴇʟ ᴄhapters are published on ɴovᴇl(F)ɪre.ɴet
Hopefully, you don’t bring me any trouble? Chu Yi thought.
But at least she was an alien with whom he could communicate, and her lovely White Lotus feet had a fresh, sweet scent of grass and wood.
As for how Chu Yi knew, this dimwit Elf Lolita had previously been positioned a tier above him, and Chu Yi had accidentally caught a whiff.
Heh, you hit Yao Er, now you have to take responsibility, the green-haired lolita harbored this thought, clinging to Chu Yi’s side. Her beautiful emerald eyes scanned around, afraid a ’Beast’ might charge at them.
Clearly... Yao Er was just at home eating fruits and singing. How did I get chosen to participate in this game!
This lolita belongs to the fairy tribe, Chu Yi glanced at her, roughly deducing her race.
The fairy tribe were nature’s children, inherently possessing the power of Wood-type Pet Beasts, characterized by pointed ears and thin cicada wings for flight.
Back then, the Fairy Heart Chu Yi obtained from the Night Commerce came from this race.
Inexplicably clung to by a useless lolita, Chu Yi had no choice but to bring her along. Perhaps she could prove useful.
Suddenly, he remembered something and activated [Steal Heaven and Earth] to steal her language.
Due to limited Divine Power reserves, he hesitated for a moment; this Elf Lolita might know some information.
At the thought, memories and experiences entered Chu Yi’s mind. Each Fairy Script was so intricate and profound, yet combined, they could unleash the power of fairies.
Chu Yi gained a basic understanding of the language. The fairy tribe’s connection to deities meant their language was complex.
"I’m Shen Tianqi, selected for participation in the Divine War. May I ask who you are and what brings you here?" Chu Yi formed the words, speaking them clearly.
"What? You can speak?" The green-haired lolita, previously restless, heard the familiar language and looked at the elegant youth, saying angrily, "Liar! You dared to deceive Yao Er, pretending not to understand!"
"I didn’t deceive you," Chu Yi said calmly, though not too skillfully as he had just learned the language. "I just learned it. It’s enough for communication. Now answer my earlier question."
"Heh," the green-haired lolita was taken aback, then let out a scoff. "Yao Er isn’t easy to fool."