The fifth king of the elves

Chapter 145 145. Her Childhood
Not all amateur players and enthusiasts have no strength and experience, and not all professional players have professional ethics. It is still necessary to use a dialectical method when judging people and things, not one-sided.

Luther told himself this in his heart, because Betty's actions and statements made him a little disgusted with the word "professional".

Fortunately, Mai didn't seem to be too affected. Judging from the speed at which Luther's grilled meat skewers disappeared, if Mai didn't turn grief and anger into appetite, then she really liked her craft.

"You only eat meat skewers with chili powder. Try this. It has more cumin, more pepper, and garlic powder. It's coated with honey. I tell you, it's great!"

After listening to Luther's words, Mai ate a bunch, and then became faster.

Because barbecue is a tedious job, Luther brought a helper.

Ji Lidan held two handfuls of meat skewers in his short hands, and Luther and Luther gave other elves extra meals while smoking.

Although I have fed elves food before, it is not a problem to watch them drooling now.

After every elf could eat a bunch, Luther sat down and ate his own share.

Mai was in a daze after she was full, and Luther knew that Mai was struggling with the afternoon.

"A bunch more?"

Mai looked at the meat skewers that Luther handed over, and wanted to refuse, but after thinking about it, she took it.

After a while, Mai said softly: "I was in poor health when I was a child, and I got the quota of the illustration book very early, but because of my health, I was kept at home. For a long time, I just played at home alone."

"When I get tired of playing all kinds of games, my dad will buy me different toys. It can be seen that he cares about me, but he is too busy. I can only see him twice a day. When I wake up in the morning, he says good morning to me, and after I finish breakfast, he has already left home. Another time is that I sit on the bed every night and wait for him to come and say good night to me."

Luther's eating skewers slowed down, and he raised his head to look at Mai who felt a little disappointed.

"During that time, I always had colds and fevers in turn, non-stop, as if tainted with bad luck. My father took me to see a doctor. After I was cured, it didn't take long for me to have a cold and fever again..."

Mai smiled wryly and ate a mouthful of meat: "I don't know what games the children of other families play. I saw other people playing hide-and-seek on TV, and then I asked my family to play with me. In the end, I won every time. As long as I want to win, I can."

"It's boring, it's really boring. I'm not a fool, what I hope is that they can play with me well, instead of trying to make me happy in other ways."

"At that time, there were no elves in my house. My father thought that elves might make my illness worse, so all the elves were driven away. There were many butterflies and rainwing moths near my house, and the garden was also helped by beautiful flowers. My father gave an order, and they all disappeared."

"I lost my temper because of this, but my father's words were very strong. He explained to me that he was doing it for my own good. But what I care about is whether he treats me well? I hope someone will accompany me!"

"Do you know who my first elf was?"

Luther thought for a moment: "Ibrahimovic?"

Mai smiled: "I knew you guessed it wrong, it's Sun Coral, she flew to our house."

fly?
Wait a minute, it's beyond the standard, even if Gulardon can fly one day, Luther thinks he can accept it, after all, it's a beast.

How do sun corals fly?Catapult start?

"It's really flying." Mai recalled something and smiled happily. "Although I can't leave home, I can go to the garden to play. I don't allow my family to follow me, so I just squat on the pasture where a bunch of elves used to be and stare blankly at the distance."

"Then there was a sudden 'bang' on a straw pile not far from me. When I looked up to the sky, a toucan flew away in a hurry. I ran to search in the straw pile and found an elf egg!"

"Because my family was around, I couldn't get the elf eggs back to my room, so I had to hide the elf eggs in a warehouse near my pasture, then set an alarm clock, and moved the eggs back to my room while everyone was asleep. You don't know, I was weak and small at that time, and Sun Coral's eggs were half the size of me. I didn't put the eggs in my closet until dawn."

Luther imagined a young version of Mai hugging an egg and moving towards his room step by step like a thief at night, feeling a little sad after laughing.

Seeing Luther smiling, Mai smiled happily too.

"I didn't sleep, and the price of running out in the middle of the night was that I was sick again. It was a very serious one. I was so hot that I was in a daze. When I woke up, I found myself in the hospital. My first reaction was, how many days have I slept? No, I have to go home. The elf egg is covered in the closet, covered by clothes and no one is taking care of it. Something may happen."

"I'm terribly stubborn. This time, my father couldn't persuade me. He was forced out of the hospital by me. He specially invited a doctor to come back to take care of me."

"When I got home, I dismissed the doctor, opened the closet, and found that the egg was still in the pile of clothes, and I could feel the obvious temperature. Although I had never hatched an elf, I still felt that the baby elf was in good condition."

"I took medicine on time every day, followed the doctor's advice to do training, and I became a well-behaved baby. Then, through these good performances, I asked him to ask for books on raising elves. They stipulated that they must go to bed after 10 o'clock in the evening, so I turned off the lights and waited for them to finish their rounds. I read under the covers with a flashlight."

"For more than two months, I changed from knowing nothing to being able to simply practice the knowledge in the book, and the sun coral was also hatched at that time."

Sun Coral heard Mai talking about herself, and jumped to Mai's feet. Mai reached out and touched her head, and continued.

"This guy is the kind of perfect hatch, not only lively, but also full of energy. After she recognized me as a friend, she messed around in my room every day. Once, because she was too noisy, she was almost discovered by the doctor who came to round the ward."

Sun Coral jumped up and down, as if protesting that Mai was smearing herself.

"Who insisted on eating supper after the black light, and begged me to steal it in the kitchen? Who made me misunderstood after eating the cake for afternoon tea, and got me scolded by the doctor for a long time? And who wet my quilt with a water gun, making me known as bedwetting."

Mai poked Sun Coral with her finger: "It's you, it's you, it's you."

Sun Coral turned around unconvinced, and pushed Ibrahimovic who was listening to the story in front of Mai.

Mai was stunned for a moment, with a nostalgic look on her face.

"That's right, you're not all troublemakers. If you hadn't taken me out to play by the river, I wouldn't have met Ibrahimovic who couldn't swim and almost drowned."

(End of this chapter)