Since the students refused to jump, Baiyi had no choice but to give up. After all, he could not just toss them off the bridge, could he? In the end, they had no choice but to walk across the bridge, which officially marked their entry into the Fairy Kingdom.
After completing some finishing touches and exiting the border, the group arrived at a border city called Leos. Here, they could already see many elves. Just like in the legends, all of them were naturally beautiful, and their looks were off the charts. Even the males did not have the wretched image of the Dark Night Man. Even when they were bargaining with the human merchants, spittle flying everywhere, they still looked elegant and handsome.
'It's good to be handsome …' Baiyi sighed inwardly. He looked at the girls and saw that they were all staring at him intently. 'Why are they so obsessed with looks at such a young age?' 'I'll have to keep a close eye on them, lest they get tricked by those fairy perverts.'
"Alright, alright. Everyone, pay attention to the architectural style around you." Baiyi had no choice but to focus his attention on the lecture to distract the students. "The elves tend to be more natural in their architectural style. Their structures are not as majestic as those of the humans, but they are more harmonious and elegant, especially those delicate hollowed out patterns. Only the elven craftsmen can carve these patterns with their own ingenuity. It can be considered as a representative example of craftsmanship, unlike those Japanese manufacturers. Hello? Are you guys listening? "
The students looked distracted, which made Baiyi feel embarrassed. However, there was nothing he could do. He could only wait for them to get used to the scenery and get tired of it.
Nota was the first to retract her attention. Perhaps it was because she was also pretty and cute? On the other hand, girls like the Village Girl and the Kitty Cat Maid were completely unreliable!
Nota asked curiously, "Teacher, I remember that the records in the books say that the elves are an elegant race, but why do these elves look so … so …" She seemed to be trying to find a relatively euphemistic adjective, but she was at a loss for words.
"Street spirit?" Baiyi chose a word for her.
Nota nodded shyly, as if she was ashamed of talking behind someone's back. She was a stark contrast to her mentor, who liked to slander others for no reason at all.
"Actually, in the beginning, the elves were just like what was written in the books. They were elegant, aloof, and thought highly of themselves. They disdained communicating with any other species. However, if a civilization wanted to develop, grow, and provide for men, women, old, and young, it was not enough to rely on aloofness alone. After several wars with other races, the elves realized this. "
"Most of the time, if you want to live well, you have to be more pragmatic. Otherwise, I'm afraid they would have become those RBQs or playthings in novels today. Humans who love beautiful things, don't they love to plunder?"
Nota did not really understand what RBQ meant, but she knew that it was not a good word. Baiyi's explanation was easy to understand, so she nodded in agreement. Then, with a hint of regret in her voice, she said, "But, the fairies in the books must be even more beautiful, right?"
"Well … Maybe?" Baiyi said, "Also, the traditional fairies are not extinct. In fact, the fairies that we see in the streets are only a small portion of them. The rest of them still adhere to their own traditions, but they have accepted the secular world as appropriate. Most of these conservative fairies do not want to live in the new cities. They prefer to live in villages that are closer to nature. "
"Are we going to see them?" Nota looked at Baiyi expectantly. Her beautiful eyes sparkled, and she winked mischievously, making it hard for anyone to refuse.
"Of course! In fact, our first stop on this trip is to visit the Fairy Villages. We want to see the fairies' culture, which has been preserved in its original form," Baiyi said as he dragged the students to a carriage and horse shop by the roadside.
Although the traditional Elven villages were located in remote forests, the transportation was quite convenient and easy to find. One could simply rent a carriage and follow the road signs to find them. The Elven Empire had invested quite a lot in this area of infrastructure. They did not forget their less open-minded compatriots and did their best to provide them with some convenience.
The conservative fairies, on the other hand, did not reject all worldly conveniences. They were not stupid.
Baiyi rented the largest carriage he could find by the roadside and hired a handsome-looking elf to be the coachman. When the coachman saw Baiyi's strange group, he only glanced at Mia and the others without much of a reaction. However, he seemed to be very interested in Kitsune. The coachman even patted Baiyi's shoulder and said, "Dude, your big dog is so handsome!"
"Careful! Bite! " Baiyi quickly pushed the coachman, dodging the fox's jaws. Baiyi thought, 'Maybe it's because Baiyi always asked the coachman to watch the door?' Unknowingly, he had picked up some bad habits.
"Whoa! That's so fierce! It can understand human language? "The coachman shook his right hand, which had almost been bitten, and exclaimed in shock.
Three words appeared above the fox's head. 'Motherf * cker!
How did it learn how to swear? It must have learned it from the people it had bitten! ' Baiyi thought to himself. He reminded the coachman kindly, "Alright, alright. It's smarter than you. Let's get back to work!" Then, he ushered the coachman to his seat.
Baiyi had always been generous with his money, so he tipped the coachman quite a lot. The coachman, of course, was pleased with Baiyi's words. He ordered the coachman to ride the six ponies out of the city.
The carriage was large and wide enough for the students to sit on, or even to lie down. It was the most comfortable type of carriage, but the journey was a little tedious. The speed of the carriage was not fast, and the scenery around them did not change at all. Although the scenery was beautiful, the students grew tired after a while. They retracted their heads from the window, and only then did they remember that Baiyi had begun to ask for more stories.
Mia, on the other hand, seemed to have gotten used to it. She took off her shoes and lay down on the seat, resting her head on Baiyi's thigh. She took the best spot and waited for Baiyi to start.
"So, what kind of story do you want to hear this time?" Baiyi asked as he played with Mia's cheeks, causing the little girl to giggle. "Hahaha!
"Of course, I want to hear the story of a hero!" Tisdale said quickly.
"Yes! Can you tell us the story of Saint Joel? I've always wanted to hear the story of how you met him! "Laeticia chimed in.
Do you really want to hear his story? After hearing this, can you still calmly wear black stockings in front of me like usual? Baiyi thought in his heart.
"Why don't I tell you the story of a fairy? It's quite related to the place we're going to this time … "Baiyi made a sudden decision. Since they were going to the fairy's hometown anyway, he might as well tell them the story of his cheap wife.
Baiyi began to tell the story of the fairy. At first, he told the story of how she was a naughty girl in the village, causing havoc in the village. At first, the students thought it was a joke. At the same time, they were envious of her carefree and carefree life. After all, there were no unicorn ponies or Mr. Bear to mess around with.
But towards the end, the story began to change, and the entire style began to be filled with a sense of desolation. An Elf girl who was always optimistic and cheerful, beautiful, kind, and generous, but carried such a heavy burden of misfortune. She always looked at everything with a beautiful perspective, but the arrangements of fate always prevented her from receiving a beautiful response.
The atmosphere in the carriage grew heavy, especially towards the end of Baiyi's story. The Fairy Walker ran off to a remote mountain village. In order not to bring disaster to the people there, she lied that she was an evil witch. She lived alone on the mountain, keeping a certain distance from the villagers. Only the children in the village dared to go to her and ask her to teach them how to bow and arrow.
Unfortunately, disaster still befell this small mountain village in the end. The rebel army came. Although some of them were killed by the elves, their scale far exceeded the number of normal roving bandits. In order to protect this mountain village, the elves had no choice but to draw the bowstring of the Caudillo Butterfly Bow again …
At that time, she already had a vague feeling that if she continued to use that bow, she would most likely meet with misfortune. As expected, she did not even have the time to release an arrow. The moment she drew the bowstring, she was already in front of Baiyi.
Without her protection, one could imagine what would happen to the small village in the face of the rebel army.
When Baiyi finished reading the story, his heart sank. The Fairy, on the other hand, took the initiative to comfort him. "Don't worry. They might not have met with misfortune, right? What if I scared the bad guys and they ran away on their own? That's possible, isn't it? "
If that was the case, it would only make one's heart ache.
"This elf sister is so pitiful! She's so kind and optimistic! Why did she suffer such a fate? " Mia's heart ached for the Fairy Walker. She leaned on Baiyi and said coquettishly, "Mr. Hope, if we ever meet this Fairy Walker again in the future, can we help her?"
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