A few golden unicorns happily flew towards Allen. Their immature and wobbly flight would make anyone who saw them smile from the bottom of their hearts. Allen was exactly the same. His face no longer had a gentle smile that resembled a mask. Instead, the corners of his eyes and brows revealed joy and gentleness.
The little unicorns rubbed their heads and arched their waists beside Allen. They were lively and adorable! "Allen, are you here to see us?" The smallest unicorn with teary eyes was embraced by Allen.
"I'm sorry, Lucy. This time, I'm here to look for Gaia. It's really a pleasant surprise to be able to see you. "Sincerity was the most important thing when interacting with humans, and it was even more so when interacting with animals. Be it human or beast, as long as they had a sincere heart, they would always be able to obtain true friendship. Allen was not willing to deceive the pure and adorable little unicorns.
The little unicorns were not disappointed or dejected. Lucy jumped out of Allen's embrace and ran back to the passage leading to the settlement. As she ran, she shouted, "Allen, I'll help you call Sister Gaia!" It still remembered to fly when it came, but when it returned, it was indeed bouncing and running. Although its figure was immature, it still revealed its elegance and had the unique demeanor of a unicorn. It seemed like the little unicorns still needed a long time to get used to their new wings!
Not long after, a clear and pleasant voice was heard. "Allen, are you looking for me?" It was Gaia. She was even holding a basket of colorful berries in her mouth. These berries were full of color. One could tell at a glance that they were fresh and delicious.
"Allen, come and taste these berries! The clansmen knew of your arrival and helped me harvest them as fast as they could! "Gaia gently placed the basket in front of Allen.
Allen smiled and thanked her. He casually took a few berries from the top and fed them to the little unicorns who had all turned into obedient babies after seeing Gaia. It seemed like Gaia was not only a little princess among the unicorns, but also a big sister!
"Allen, Lucy told me that you didn't come to the Unicorn Clan as a guest this time. Instead, you came to find me for something. How can I help you?" Gaia looked at Allen with a gentle gaze. She had never seen a male wizard as gentle as Allen. She felt like she was bathing in a spring breeze beside him.
"Gaia, are you familiar with Firenze? It invited me to its tribe before, but I didn't ask it the location of the centaur tribe. "Allen embarrassedly scratched the back of his head," So I wanted to ask you to lead the way. "
"Pfft." Gaia laughed out loud. "You guys are really careless. The host forgot to tell the guest the address, and the guest doesn't have the host's contact information!" Gaia seemed to have forgotten that she was also present when Firenze invited Allen.
"Alright, I'm happy to be of service!" Gaia, who had enough of laughing, readily agreed and indicated that they could set off at any time.
"Thank you, Gaia." Allen picked up a fruit and stuffed it into his mouth before putting the rest back into his storage space. After waving goodbye to the reluctant young unicorns, Allen followed behind Gaia and set off for the centaur tribe.
"It's been a long time since I've run in the forbidden forest!" Ever since she got her wings, Gaia was like a little girl who had gotten a new toy. She was never tired of flying.
The place they were heading to was not far from the Unicorn Clan's tribe, around a wide and winding river. (Gaia expressed that she could fly Allen over, but out of respect for Gaia, Allen rejected this suggestion. Although Gaia had flown him in the sky more than once, Allen knew how much the uncursed unicorns cherished their freedom.) They walked along the lush, soft grass growing on the hillside and arrived at a wide valley. At the bottom of the valley flowed a narrow, fast-flowing river. Foxgloves and wild roses grew in the empty space beside the river. Bees buzzed back and forth.
"Firenze! Firenze! "Gaia suddenly shouted loudly, giving Allen, who was immersed in the beautiful scenery, a fright.
After a while, Allen heard the sound of horse hooves. Da da da da … … The sound came closer and closer, getting louder and louder. The entire valley seemed to be trembling. Suddenly, Allen saw a few animals rush out from the bushes. The majestic Firenze, the worried youth Ronan and the angry Bane of the centaurs. Behind them were a dozen or so centaurs of different colors that Allen couldn't name.
Allen was just about to greet Firenze when he saw the centaurs split into two. They bent their front legs, lowered their arrogant heads, and bent their waists. It was as if they were saluting their superiors. A majestic, strong centaur strode out with powerful steps. It was clearly daytime, but Allen felt as if every step it took was filled with the splendor of stars. Its sturdy horse body emitted a maroon luster. Its noble head was elegantly raised, and its golden red beard fluttered in front of its chest. Its pair of eyes were deep and enchanting, as if they were hiding the splendor of stars. Allen didn't dare to look at them for too long, so as to avoid getting lost and unable to extricate himself.
"Welcome, Allen. I am the leader of the centaurs, Mathilda. I heard Firenze and Gaia tell me of your deeds, and I have long wanted to meet you. Last night's stars told me that an honored guest would arrive today. This is truly an honor for us centaurs. " This centaur, whose entire body was filled with the demeanor of a king, had a voice like a great bell, but it was also abnormally cold and majestic.
Allen wouldn't look down on the other party just because it took the initiative to speak. Centaurs had always disliked being involved in human affairs. They had powerful fighting capabilities, superb astrology, accurate prophecies, and intelligence that wasn't inferior to humans. However, they were content to stay in a corner, and took the initiative to request to be classified as — — animals. The arrogant and intelligent centaurs had gone through the flames of war and tribulations, yet still maintained their complete inheritance and complete race. Their strength and intelligence were evident. And today, the centaur king, who was naturally arrogant and unwilling to be controlled or restrained by humans, actually treated Allen with such courtesy. This made Allen feel overwhelmed by the favor, and also raised his vigilance.
"Honorable centaur king, is there anything I can help you with?" A straightforward person didn't beat around the bush. Allen was straightforward, but this straightforward personality seemed to have made the centaur king appreciate him even more.
"There is indeed something I need your help with. After Firenze met you, he discovered that the stars had changed. We centaurs have carefully studied the trajectory of the stars, and there is indeed a change. The stars have given us a clue that you have an item that is extremely important to the development of our race, and we indeed need your help. "
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