Chapter 269
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"Sister Luvita, this is Squirrel Street."
Riley was wearing a small white cap to cover the horns on her forehead so that her demon identity wouldn't be exposed to the world.
"Squirrel Street?"
The girl called Luvita was the dark wood elf priestess who sneaked out of the Falosi Mansion. She looked at the demon girl who was less than half her height standing beside her.
This demon girl was rescued by Carolee when she returned to the Falosi Mansion. After spending some time with the elven priests in the mansion, the dark wood elves also accepted this poor demon girl.
"Riley, I got a revelation on the spellcaster forum. It told me that the hotel that appeared in 'I'm Not Too Cold' is on this street."
The elf priestess Luvita took a last look with the advantage of her height, but regrettably found that she couldn't tell the difference between human buildings since she had lived in the forest all her life.
"If it's the Black Pigeon Hotel, it's that one."
As a former member of the Black Pigeon, although she was only at the bottom, Riley often mingled in every corner of Squirrel Street and knew this place like the back of her hand.
At least it was not a problem for her to be a tour guide for a country girl like Luvita.
"Hmm … Humans … So many."
Luvita looked in the direction that Riley was pointing and saw the hotel marked with the Black Pigeon logo, but the entrance of this hotel was already occupied by a few "tourists."
It didn't seem crowded to outsiders, but for Ruvita, who had lived in the Blackwood Forest for hundreds of years, she could count the number of humans she had seen on her fingers. There were so many humans here that she felt a little intimidated.
"Sister Luvita, maybe it's because of the movie 'The Loyal Dog Hachi,'" Riley said.
"Hachi … I remember now! The spellcaster forum also revealed that at the end of this street, you can see the station where Hachi is waiting and the statue of Hachi. "
As soon as the loyal dog Hachi was mentioned, the dark wood elf became interested. Without waiting for Riley to answer, she took the demon girl's hand and headed to the end of Squirrel Street.
"Look carefully, humans have created a lot of interesting things."
Along the way, Ruvita had completely switched to the mode of a country bumpkin entering the city. She kept looking left and right, and under the drive of curiosity, she would occasionally run to the door of a store to pinch the goods in that store.
"No, Sister Luvita … you can't touch these goods!"
Riley knew the cruel rules of Squirrel Street and how mean the merchants here were. She kept pulling Ruvita's arm, hoping that she would stay away from that shop.
But she was still a little too late. A Goblin ran out of the shop and shouted at Luvita, "If you don't want to buy anything, then get lost!"
"You …" Luvita was about to confront the Goblin.
Behind her, Riley increased the strength of her arm, almost using all her strength, as if she was pulling a long rope.
"Let's go, Sister Luvita."
With Riley's persuasion, the Blackwood Elf was dragged away.
"The human and goblin concepts of money are really hard to understand," Luvita said.
"Sister Luvita has never come into contact with money before?"
Riley patted her cheeks with her small hand. Even she felt ashamed of Luvita's country bumpkin behavior.
"Our race doesn't have the concept of money. After all, our clansmen help each other and share the things they need."
"Clansmen …"
Riley lowered the small round hat on her head when she heard this word. She had lived in Noland for so many years, but she had never seen her clansmen other than her elder brother.
Mixed demons were a race that wasn't welcomed in the human world or the Demon World.
"That should be the square of the loyal dog Hachi."
Luvita didn't hear Riley's whisper. Her attention was focused on the square in front of her that was exactly the same as the movie scene. But Luvita stopped after taking a few steps.
"What's wrong?"
Riley raised her head and looked in the direction of the square. Her body immediately trembled in fear.
She saw five knights in silver armor on standby in the square. Riley couldn't be wrong … These knights represented the Country of Saint. They were the Sacred Army from the Country of Saint.
To Riley, they were existences that she had to run away from!
"Sister Luvita …" Riley stretched out her hand and gently pulled the corner of Luvita's clothes. She found that the Blackwood Elf had clenched her fists and her emotions were very unstable.
After experiencing the pain of being exterminated by the Heresy Court, no Blackwood Elf could calmly face the existence of the Country of Saint.
The five Sacred Army seemed to be entangled by the law enforcement team of Noland. Not long after, a man who looked like a priest intervened in the conversation between the Sacred Army and the law enforcement team, trying to mediate the dispute.
There were two nuns beside the priest … Luvita felt that one of the nuns gave her a strange feeling.
The nun obviously noticed the Blackwood Elf's gaze. When she raised her head and made eye contact with Luvita in mid-air, the nun gave Luvita a smile.
The nun generously gave Luvita a smile.
She was discovered. In that instant, the dark wood elf who practiced the path of 'stealth' didn't hesitate and carried Riley's petite body as she cried out in alarm, fleeing towards the other direction of Squirrel Street.
… …
"Carolee is about to give birth …"
Wrong.
Josiah, who was editing the magic net, pressed the delete button to delete this paragraph and then re-edited it.
"Carolee's World Tree is about to sprout? I'll rush to the Falosi Residence immediately. "
Josh clicked "Send" after he was done editing this paragraph.
This news was told to Josiah by the Dark Elves. Although Josiah had reached an alliance with the Blackwood Elves, Josiah still asked the Dark Elf Qianmian to pay attention to the Blackwood Elves.
The growth of the Blackwood Elves' World Tree was within Josiah's expectations, but Josiah was still not satisfied with the current progress.
After all, there were still nine Blackwood Elf priests in the Falosi Residence who could collect nutrients for the World Tree. They didn't want to "retire" in the Residence.
Currently, the only way Josiah could think of to let them be known by the people of Noland was through music …
However, ever since Taylin, the benefits of relying on the release of 'records' to increase their popularity were minimal.
Why not … hold a competition? Competition was always the most enjoyable!
And the premise of this "competition" was to light up the technology known as the TV.
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