Chapter 462
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"Who are you?"
Twig aimed the arrow at the crow on the balcony. She wasn't as "innocent" as Ahr.
There was a spell that allowed one to transform into an animal among their race, but as time passed, not many elves knew how to use it. Only ancient books could be found related to it.
"Your friend, at least in this city."
The crow ignored Twig's arrow and flapped its wings, descending from the windowsill.
Twig felt that she was being underestimated. The crow was using this method to express its disdain for Twig's archery.
The moment the crow landed on the ground, she transformed into the form of an Elf. However, this Elf's skin was a deep purple.
Ahr was overjoyed to see his own kind in this city, but the color of her skin made Ahr's joy fade instantly.
The Dark Elf was no stranger to this transformation.
When her race still existed in this world, the elves living on the ground didn't like them.
"You …" Ahr carefully looked at the "fellow" in front of him, then asked with uncertainty, "Did you get burned by the sun?"
"…"
The Dark Elf was taken aback for a few seconds. Then, he shifted his gaze to the taller Leaf behind Al.
"Is there something wrong with this child?" the Dark Elf asked, pointing at her head.
"She just doesn't like to read," Twig answered with a cold voice.
"Twig, what are you talking about?"
Ahr couldn't understand the conversation between the Dark Elf and Twig.
"Come behind me," Twig whispered to Ahr.
Branches whispered to Al. She did not let down her guard just because of the appearance of the Dark Elves.
"What do you plan to do next?"
The Dark Elf leaned against the wall with her arms crossed, looking at the two High Elves who came from afar.
She didn't expect a race that was supposed to be extinct to appear in Noland.
If this was on Earth, it would be no different from a dodo bird appearing in a human city.
Unfortunately, the humans of Noland didn't know how to protect rare animals.
Even though the elf named Leaf appeared to be very calm, the Dark Elves could see the fear and anxiety in her eyes.
As for the other one … if not for the branches and leaves, it might have already left with the Dark Elves.
Two newly born fledglings.
This was the only impression the Dark Elves had of them.
"It has nothing to do with you," Leaf said coldly.
"Really? It seems that my kindness was unnecessary. "
The Dark Elf shrugged and turned to leave. But before she could take more than a few steps, she heard a panicked voice behind her.
"Wait … wait a moment."
Ahr couldn't help but shout, but the Dark Elf had no intention of stopping. Finally, the Dark Elf disappeared around the corner of the alley.
"He really left."
Ahr was unwilling to give up and wanted to chase after him, but Zhiye grabbed her arm first.
"A human's voice," said the leaves in a low voice.
The Elf's sharp hearing allowed her to capture the figures of the humans swarming into the alley.
There were a lot of them, and no matter how they looked at it, they were surrounding them!
"There's one in front too …"
Ahr also heard the footsteps coming from the alley in front of them.
Zhi Ye immediately looked around the alley, trying to find a place to hide. When Zhi Ye looked up, she saw a window that was opened.
Coincidence?
Zhiye listened to the approaching footsteps. They were completely cornered. Even if the window was a trap, they had to jump in!
"Climb up," Zhiye said to Ahr.
Although Ahr's personality was a little … naive, as an Elf, her physique was unexpectedly good. With the help of Zhiye, Ahr easily climbed to the balcony of the second floor.
Zhiye jumped up and grabbed the edge of the balcony. With a nimble flip, she entered the room on the second floor.
The moment the leaves fell to the ground, she glanced around the room.
It looked like a study. There were a lot of books on the table. In the corner of the room, there was a huge piece of white paper with a bunch of strange paintings pasted on it.
Zhiye didn't know if they could be counted as paintings, because … they were too realistic.
"Don't touch anything." Zhiye reminded Ahr who was' looking around 'the room. She then carefully came to the side of the door.
She pressed her ear against the door and carefully listened to the sounds outside. It was very noisy outside the door. It sounded like many people were arguing, and there was also the sound of a large number of pages being flipped.
What … is this place? Zhiye began to hesitate if she should open the door and escape.
"That picture is the most satisfying one I've ever taken."
Suddenly, a Dark Elf's voice came from behind Zhiye. She turned her head and saw the Dark Elf sitting on the windowsill with her legs crossed.
The Dark Elf was staring at Ahr. Ahr obeyed Zhiye's warning obediently. She didn't touch anything. She just stood in front of the white paper and looked at the various paintings hanging on it.
"…"
Without a word, Leaf unsheathed her arrow and aimed at the Dark Elf again.
"So barbaric when invading someone's room? Is this what you High Elves do? "
The Dark Elf pulled out a chair in the study and sat on it. Her dark purple eyes stared at Zhiye.
"Your room?"
"To be precise, it's where I work."
The Dark Elf pointed at the window behind her. Even if the Dark Elf didn't remind Zhiye, she could still hear the Enforcers of Noland running past.
"I can hand you over to the Enforcers of Noland now."
The Dark Elf's words were both a reminder and a warning. In the end, Zhiye could only put down the arrow in her hand.
Although Zhiye didn't know what the Dark Elf's goal was, she was more willing to trust her own kind than to fall into the hands of humans.
"Who are you?"
Zhiye looked at the study again. From the decoration, it was definitely not a cheap place.
Ever since Elder Sindonar was captured by the humans, the branches had labeled the city as a dangerous place.
But this Dark Elf's identity in this city was not simple.
"I'm just an ordinary reporter."
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