Chapter 591: New City (12)
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ββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββ when Ingway and Ederna first met, Ingway was only one hundred and fifty years old, and Ederna was born ten years before him, if they were a human, then even if the spellcaster or the gods were favored by the gods, they would have already spent most of their lives, but for the elves and dragonborn, their life scroll had only just unfolded, and it was too late to trace the most profound and important traces on itγ
At that time, Ingway was still carefree, his mother was the king of Emerald Forest Island, as a king, she spent more energy and time on government affairs and her eldest daughter, Ingway was her second son, inherited his father's long light blonde hair and iron blue eyes, as well as his uninhibited personality, with him with long black hair and emerald eyes, rigorous by nature, stubborn and rigid mother and eldest sister are like two ends of the scale. Of course Ingway loved them, and so should they, but since Ingway was able to slap a pair of little feet and run on the stone floor and wet moss of the royal court, and the intertwined roots, it was difficult for mother, sister, and attendants to catch that little black shadow flying away. His curiosity and mobility were so strong that he didn't look like an elf, and in the hundred years that Ingway had given a name to every tree in the Isle of Woods, and when he was looking for a proper nickname for every leaf in the Isles, an attendant approached him.
"A hurricane is coming," said the attendant, "please go back with me, your mother and sister are waiting for you." β
"Thank you," Ingway said, "but did you hear anything?"
"Nope. The squire replied so quickly that Ingway could immediately hear that he was lying, but Ingway did not expose him, the older squire had been his and his eldest sister's martial arts instructors, and even though they had now become official warriors, he should still have a respectful attitude towards the elder. In addition, he also needs a little preparation, and an accomplice.
"I'm going to scream. Perrante said unhappily as he clasped his arms to his chest and lifted his jaw forcefully.
"Don't do that," Ingwe said as he rummaged through the cabinets, "did I really hear the call, someone needs our help, Perrant?"
"The king doesn't want you to have too much contact with humans. Perrante reluctantly lowered his arm, "I don't like them either." β
"Some of the human beings do, their eyes and thoughts are disgusting, but not every human being," Ingway said, tilting his head slightly to look at Perrante, his iron-blue eyes that would have looked particularly cold glint in the gloomy light: "I love their stories, and I wish I could be a hero to the bards when I finish my travels." Do you think that's possible?"
"In those legends," Perrante said after a moment's thought, "it's humans who can become heroes in the end." He hesitated for a moment, and deleted the facts that would disappoint Ingwayβfor example, that elves can only be heroes' friends, lovers, or comrades-in-arms in legends, and that no elf can ever be a human hero: "Perhaps, an elf can also ......"
"Of course," said his friend, "I am Ingway, and the name should be engraved in the inscription and in the scroll." He said in a proud and calm tone.
Perrante couldn't help but smile: "But what are you looking for?" Three boxes had already been opened, and the room was full of all sorts of things, "Simiel. Ingwe said.
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"Promise me to stay in touch with me at all times. "Ingway said that Simariel could bring them back to the royal court.
"You promise me to leave before the hurricane makes landfall. Perrante said.
"No problem. At this time, Ingway said, the clouds in the sky seemed to be rolled up, the underside of the clouds was filled with an ominous purple, and the sea was undulating, and Perrant first transformed into a dolphin and dived himself and Ingway into the sea quickly, and then turned into a large squid, wrapped its tentacles around Ingway's arm, and swam swiftly forward with him.
About a thousand feet from Emerald Grove, the tide suddenly became ferocious, but not because of the coming hurricane, but because of the Mystery of the Emerald Grove, which ensured that uninvited guests could not enter the Emerald Grove at any time and place, and if a ship or monster touched the alarm of the Chain, the waves would rise like a high wall, they were the walls of Lynn Island, impregnable and as terrible as the immortal giants.
A dhow boat flipped between such peaks and valleys, swallowed up by the waves for the umpteenth time, and pierced them countless times.
Ingway laughed in the waves, for he had heard the voice, which was no longer shouting, but cursing and cursing, and the words were so colorful that even sailors who had been adrift on the surface of the sea for decades could not compare with it.
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