Pik Elves are one of the little goblins that tend to live a carefree life in the forest, occasionally playing innocuous pranks on passing travelers. And they can also become quite murderous when dealing with evil creatures or unwanted invaders.

These little ones are invisible, and they can stay that way even when attacking. So even if they are flying and wandering around humans, it is difficult for the average person to spot them.

The toy-like bow and arrow in the goblin's hand is not actually very harmful, but it can make the person who is hit by the arrow fall asleep uncontrollably, and even lose his short-term memory. So in folklore, they are all troublemakers with a childlike temper.

The Construct Raven struck with a blow, and it flew back to Barrett with the goblin in its head. The goblin's height is actually not much smaller than the constructed raven, but it is slender and thin, and after being bitten by the raven on the waist, it can't break free.

"Let go of me, you bad bird!" it struggled and tried to break the bird's beak with one of its exposed hands, but to no avail.

Barrett gently pinched the goblin's waist and "rescued" it from the bad bird's mouth. The goblin has a slight crystalline powder stuck to its body, and this dust destroys its natural stealth effect.

Dust, known as 'Manifest Dust', is especially useful against enemies that can become invisible. Before leaving, Barrett went to the grocery store next to the guild to buy two sets.

Originally, he had bought this thing to use against the lizardman assassin with stealth skills, but he didn't expect to use it here.

The little goblin flapped its wings in Barrett's hands in vain, reminding the brute of the great dragonfly he had caught in the woods when he was a child. At that time, the dragonfly was pinched by his long tail, and it was like the little goblin in front of him, no matter how much he struggled, it was useless. Later, however, the dragonfly escaped from Barrett Jr.'s clutches when he turned around and bit him hard......

"Ahh......h Holding back the pain, he pinched the goblin's neck and collar with his other hand, pulling it away from his fingers.

This little guy has a small mouth, but his teeth inside are very sharp. It bit so hard that it left a deep row of small teeth marks on Barrett's index finger. Fortunately, Barritt is a brute, and his skin is still rough and thick, so there is no blood oozing from his bite.

"Bah, it stinks!" the goblin stuck out his tongue twice, "Hey, what are you going to do, bad human?" its body hung in the air, pinching its waist and saying angrily, "Hurry up and let me go, or my buddies will teach you a hard lesson." ”

As it spoke, two more miniature arrows shot through the air. Barrett raised his hand and shielded it with his cloak, "Cut, 'corn', let them behave well." He commanded the raven on his shoulder.

The pitch-black figure flew into the night sky again, circling around the remaining two little goblins, and kept whispering in his mouth, "Death, death!"

The two goblins in the air were obviously more timid, and after being scared a few times by the body of the constructed raven, they hugged each other, trembling and almost crying.

Several of the big rabbits also bared their teeth and pounced on Barrett with fierce looks, but our barbarian adventurers only glared at them with murderous intent, and then frightened them to move forward.

"You're a badass, the biggest villain! I'm going to ......," Barrett was scratching and kicking in the air with his slender limbs.

"How?" Barrett asked, after a moment's time.

"Yes, yes......" The little goblin lowered his head and tried to think, even the struggle of his body stopped. It thought about it for a long time, but it still didn't know how to punish the "most evil" villain in front of it.

"Okay, don't make a fuss. I won't hurt you or your companions, and I can let you go, but you can't run away, and I have to answer some of my questions. "Otherwise, the raven will eat you all, really, I'm not kidding." He took the goblin to his eyes and said with a serious face.

Yes, this is no joke. 'Corn' doesn't just eat corn and magic crystals, Barrett has discovered through these days that the constructed raven eats almost everything, nails, stones, rags, bones, whatever the beak can hold, it must be part of its recipe. And it doesn't have any adverse reactions after eating, and the digestive capacity is quite exaggerated.

"Will you really let me go?" asked the leprechaun with a look of distrust.

"Of course, do what you say. Barrett nodded, "But you can't run!"

He beckoned Raven back onto his shoulder, and the goblins looked at each other. The other party crossed his hands in front of his chest and glared at the brute angrily. After more than a dozen heartbeats, the little guy finally nodded helplessly, "Okay, just promise you, let go of me quickly!"

Barrett then slowly let go of the hand that was pinching its neck and collar. The leprechaun descended a little distance, then flapped its wings and flew up again. It tilted its head and looked at Barrett with some confusion, "Big man, why are you arresting me?"

Barrett shook her head, "No, I should have asked you questions, and you answered my questions, you know." First of all, tell me what's your name?"

The little guy pursed his lips, but replied obediently, "My name is Pelle, and that's my buddies, Ricky and Lulu." She turned and pointed to the two leprechauns huddled in the air.

"Good, that's it. Barry nodded approvingly, "The next question is, why did you come to the farm to steal?"

"We didn't steal!" Perle shouted angrily.

"Didn't steal, didn't steal!", "We're not thieves!" the little friends behind her also defended in trembling voices.

Oh, why is that?" "Hey, you two come over too." Barrett said to the two goblins in mid-air not far away, "Don't worry, I said that if I wanted to hurt you, I would have let this raven on my shoulder eat you all." I'll tell you, it's going to swallow even the bones!"

"Bones, bones!" cried the raven.

"So, don't come here yet!" the brute urged.

Ricky and Lulu glanced at each other, then cautiously approached. They hid behind Pe'er, leaning on Pe'er's shoulders left and right, and leaning their little heads out nervously, staring at the brute half fearfully and half curiously.

"I ask you, is this warehouse your goblin's?" Barrett said solemnly.

Several goblins shook their heads in unison.

"Are these pumpkins and beets on the ground yours, then?" asked the brute again.

Two of the three little heads shook from side to side, and one nodded up and down. Nodding her head, Pei'er was the most daring, and she turned to her companions and said, "Didn't I tell you, these things are ours, have you forgotten?"

"But we didn't get it too much. Ricky, who had blonde hair up to her heels, said with a somewhat uneasy expression.

"I don't understand too much!" said Lulu, who was wrapped in vines and petals, with a stupid expression.

"That's stupid!" Pell was angry again, "I'll tell you again, remember, although this warehouse is not ours, but the contents of it, as long as we like it, it belongs to us, you know." ”

The two little ones nodded as if they didn't understand.

"Wait, what kind of logic are you?" Barrett asked Perrier, puzzled, "Why do you fancy something belong to you?"

"Of course. Pei'er tilted her head and said with a haughty expression, "Because it's a deal!"

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