I looked at him in astonishment, and a thought crossed my mind: Is he blind?

However, how does a blind man know exactly where the tree man and me are?

Or maybe he wasn't really blind, and the thick black cloth wasn't just plain fabric, but a new goblin product?

In an instant, countless assumptions popped up in my mind and filled my entire mind.

After pondering for a long time, I tentatively asked, "Excuse me, are you blind?" ”

As soon as the words came out, I saw his expression stiffen, and I hurriedly explained: "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to expose your scars......"

"No, it's okay," the elven adventurer said in a deep voice, "Yes, I'm blind, but I don't understand, is there any connection between being blind and your refusal to fight again?" ”

"No, no," I waved my hand again and again, "I'm just curious, why are you, who are blind, able to accurately judge the location of the tree man and me?" ”

"Is this important?" He wondered.

"It's not very important," I shrugged, "you don't have to answer me, it's okay." ”

Unlike my embarrassed smile, the elven adventurer's expression was very light, as light as boiled water, tasteless.

After looking at each other for more than ten seconds, he said lightly: "My profession is Asura, and all adventurers who choose the path of Asura will lose their eyes, but they will regain their eyes of the heart, so even if we are blind, we can still see." ”

"That's right," I scratched my head, embarrassed, "Thank you for explaining, you don't need to explain to me at all......"

"Because ......" the elven adventurer said lightly, "your heart is very chaotic, and disturbance is a big taboo for adventurers." ”

Smiling awkwardly again, I put the Great Lady Knife back in my grip and walked slowly to the elven adventurer, bowed to him, and said, "Thank you for saving your life just now." ”

"You're welcome" He shook his head and said, "You are a Terran adventurer who is willing to think about Moonlight City, and an elder of a foreign race that we recognize, because of these two points alone, I can't sit idly by, but I'm curious, what about your teammates, are they separated?" Or are you farming somewhere? ”

"Uh......" After a little groaning, I still told the truth: "Actually, I just came to test the water, but I really didn't expect that the monsters on this level would be so powerful that they almost killed me." ”

He bowed his head slightly and asked, "How many levels are you now?" ”

"Level ten."

"Nonsense" he said with a serious face, "I dare to come here alone at level ten, even Emily, the genius of my clan, would not dare to be so impulsive." ”

"Hehe, what you're talking about," I said embarrassedly, "I'm really impulsive." ”

"But," his expression changed, and he was puzzled: "Why can't I feel the slightest fluctuation of the fading power on you, but instead feel a strong killing intent like a deep pool?" ”

"Your feelings are completely normal," I replied, "I don't know why, I can't even master the power of fading, but instead I have accumulated a huge amount of killing intent. ”

He nodded to himself and muttered, "I see." ”

Seeing that his expression was calm, I couldn't help asking, "Have you ever been exposed to this kind of situation before?" ”

The elven adventurer shook his head slightly and said, "No, but it doesn't matter. ”

As he spoke, he raised his hand and pointed at the tree man here, and said lightly: "It's your opponent, you should go and defeat it." ”

I grimaced and said helplessly, "But I can't beat it." ”

"I'm watching," he pointed his short sword to the ground and said lightly, "If you are in danger, I will come to your rescue." ”

"Since you've said so......," I pursed my lips and sighed softly, "then what reason do I have to avoid fighting?" ”

With that, he released his killing intent, wrapped his whole body, touched the ground with his feet, and killed the treant at a rapid speed.

The Treants are afraid of the blindfolded elven adventurers, but not me.

When it saw me coming, its vines jerked in the air, and then they slammed into me with the same speed.

The vine seemed to be flexible and soft, but in fact it was extremely resilient and not lightweight, and it was not worth it to hit me at such a rapid speed that it would break a bone at least and hurt my internal organs at worst.

So when the vines were about a meter away from me, I paused my feet and forcibly reversed direction.

In an instant, there was an indiscernible sound from the knuckle of the right leg, which was the sound of the joint staggering and resuming again.

With a soft sound, a slight pain came from the joint.

"Forcibly changing the direction of movement is really damaging to the body," I said secretly, trying to adjust the angle and put my weight on the other leg as I ran.

After running for more than a dozen steps, the knee of his right leg was finally pain-free and seemed to have fully recovered.

So he adjusted his state again, and rushed towards the tree man in full force mode.

The vine was faster than me, but it was not as agile in its strong turns, and after I forcibly changed direction several times in a row, the chasing vine was finally pulled out of a large distance.

Unfortunately, between me and the Treants, there were still nearly a hundred vines piled together, each with its end raised and aimed in my direction like a snake, only to surround me when I rushed over.

Roughly speaking, these vines are still several meters away from the tree man behind me, and even if I rush forward with the power of drawing my sword, I am afraid that I will not be able to reach the real body of the tree man.

That's a bit of a headache!

So far, the only combat skill I have mastered is to draw a knife and slash, and there is still a stiffness time after using it, although it is only a few seconds, but the speed of the vines of the people is also very fast, and it doesn't take a few seconds to tie me into a rice dumpling.

I don't know if that dagger adventurer can save me after being tied up into a dumpling.

Although he guaranteed the ticket, we didn't have any friendship at all, so why should he keep his promise to save me?

Don't think too much of the elves!

- That's the conclusion I've come to since I came to Moonlight City and learned what Akahavi had done.

After a bit of dodging, I came to a group of vines that looked like a wall, and aimed at their edges, which was a knife.

The black-red cold light staggered with the earthy yellow light, cutting down a dozen finger-thick thin vines.

As for the thick vines, they were the same as I had seen before, and there were no other wounds except for a thin layer of broken skin.

"I knew that this was the case, I should have brought the phoenix in, I don't know what her charged qigong bomb can blow up these difficult vines into" I muttered to myself, and at the same time, a figure flashed in my mind, both familiar and unfamiliar.

She has a petite body that resembles a phoenix except for her breasts.

She is also a qigong master, and she is still the existence that has been named the strongest qigong master.

She was the princess of the Void Ancestor tribe during the reign of the goblins.

She's Suran Aska.

"If it were her, probably a charged qigong bomb would be able to wipe out all the tree people within a radius of 100 meters."

I thought so.

(End of chapter)