Elven Revival: Tempu Tribe and Demon Tribe

Now the surrounding soldiers noticed the strange blue light, and they all looked towards the sand dunes on Ayan's side.

Suddenly, a soldier pointed not far away and shouted.

"Look! What is that!...The soul beast?"

Not far away, on the sand dune, stood a unicorn with a faint blue light.

Sitting on the unicorn was an attractive young man wearing a light green short coat, and next to him stood a bird with flapping wings.

Bell in the carriage also noticed something unusual and stretched out his head to look around.

Bell saw Ayan and the others at a glance and exclaimed loudly.

"Ayan! Did you summon this unicorn? What do you want to do!"

Ayan stroked Alan's back with both hands and looked up at Bell.

"Uncle Bell! I'm very sorry, I can't leave with you, I want to go back to the oasis!"

"You are a child, what can you do when you return to the oasis! Come back quickly!"

Bell shouted loudly towards Ayan, turned around and issued orders to the nearby soldiers.

"Why are you standing there in a daze? Get that kid back!"

Ayan saw a group of soldiers surrounding him, turned to Aka and said hurriedly: "Aka! It's up to you now!"

Aka screamed immediately.

"Chirp!"

Aka then jumped into the air and began to flap his wings vigorously.

In an instant, two large cyclones swept out from around Aka, raising a violent sandstorm and roaring towards the soldiers.

The soldiers were blinded by the whirlwind and sand, and some could not even stand still.

After a while, the sandstorm in front of them gradually subsided. The soldiers immediately shook off the dust on their bodies and spit out the sand in their mouths.

They rubbed their eyelids, opened their eyes, and looked intently...

...I saw two or three figures in the desert far away, running away quickly in the direction of the dark clouds in the sky.

Baker in the carriage looked at the scene in the distance, clenched his fists, and punched the seat hard.

"Damn it! How am I supposed to explain to Commander Luo now!"

The adjutant next to him stared into the distance in stunned silence, then turned to Bell and asked.

"Chief Bell, are we going to go after the kid?"

At this time, blue veins popped up on Bell's forehead, as if he was still angry.

Bell glanced at the dark clouds in the sky and said, "How can we chase after this damn weather? What if a big storm comes and the army gets separated?"

The adjutant frowned and nodded, "That's true, then we won't pursue him?"

"No more chasing. Let's go to Richardton City first. I'll think about how to explain this matter to Commander Luo."

Bell finished speaking depressedly, closed his eyes tightly, lay down on the seat and remained silent.

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Now Alan is carrying Ayan, galloping hard in the desert, and Aka next to him has been trying to keep up!

"Boom! Boom!"

At this moment, rolling thunder kept exploding above Ayan's head...

Ayan leaned against Alan's back, biting her lip, and shouted anxiously.

"Aka, Alan, don't be afraid! We have to speed up!"

"咴咴!咴咴!" Alan responded twice immediately.

In the desert, Alan was still running fast, jumping nimbly without feeling any discomfort.

"Chirp! Chirp!" Aka responded twice.

Although Aka cannot fly completely now, he can leap into the air and quickly glide forward.

Now a large dark cloud has completely covered the sun, and the sky has become completely dark.

At this time, they were passing through the large poplar forest before.

Ayan had been observing the surrounding situation and shouted to his friends.

"We finally arrived at the place where the army was stationed. We should be almost in town!"

At this moment, strong winds were blowing around the woods, and the branches of the trees were blown wildly, as if ghosts were dancing.

Ayan has always been on tenterhooks, but now his eyes are very firm.

Soon after, they ran to a huge sand dune, where they could overlook the town of Kalia in the distance.

Now you can see the little lights in the town. Those firelights are gathered together, and the light shines on the whole town.

…That should be the residents holding torches around the bonfire, and they gathered together.

There were many fires scattered around the town, and there was a lot of noise.

...It should be soldiers holding torches and weapons, fighting monsters.

"Aka, Alan, we're almost there, let's go!"

Ayan shouted and quickly rushed towards the direction of Kalia Town.

"Boom! Boom!"

"Chirp! Chirp!"

Aka and Alan shouted at the same time, speeding up their pace even more.

When they arrived near the town, they found a guard level where there was no invasion of monsters. There was a team of guards stationed there.

Ayan greeted Alan, came to a guard soldier, and asked politely.

"Hello, I'm here to see Mayor Funke. Where is he?"

The guard was stunned for a moment, looking doubtfully at the unicorn under Ayan and the strange bird next to him.

"Hello? Where is the mayor?" Ayan continued to ask.

At this time, the soldier came to his senses and seemed a little confused about the situation.

"You are...oh...I'm not sure where the mayor is. Maybe in the church. That's where the residents gather. The command post is also over there."

"OK, thanks!"

Afterwards, Ayan rode Alan and took Aka, and immediately rushed to the Cathedral of Kaliya.

When they arrived outside the church, they saw residents, travelers and merchants gathered around a bonfire.

Some held shields and daggers, some held torches and led children, and some held two kitchen knives.

There was no fear in their eyes, just some panic.

They seemed to be used to this kind of fearful life and were ready to fight.

Now the residents are distributing the stored food in an orderly manner, and the travelers and merchants are also taking out their tents and sleeping bags.

Everyone shares and uses these supplies together, regardless of you or me.

Ayan was shocked when he saw this scene.

He never thought that so many people could unite together, help each other and get through troubles.

There is no class division or differential treatment here.

Everyone seemed to be relatives and friends of the same race who suffered together under the attack of this monster.

Ayan came back to his senses and continued to search for Mayor Funke in the crowd, but could not find him.

So Ayan had to let Aka and Alan wait outside and walked into the church alone.

Now the church is also full of people, almost all of them elderly people, who are praying sincerely.

Some painful shouts came from the rooms on both sides of the church. Some soldiers carried stretchers in and out. Priests accompanied the injured soldiers and treated their wounds.

Ayan saw Priest Garp at a glance and ran over quickly.

"Priest Garp, where is Mayor Funk?"

Garp looked sideways at the young man and asked doubtfully: "Ayan? Didn't Mayor Funke say you left? Why are you still here?"

Ayan lowered his head and replied in a low voice, "Priest Garpu, I am very worried about Zizi and Uncle Ke... so... I won't leave today."

When Garp heard this, he took a deep breath and looked at the boy with wide eyes.

"Ayan, this is not a trip, don't be joking! Do you know how dangerous it is here?!"

Ayan gently held Garp's hand and replied anxiously: "Priest Garp, I know, I'm fine. Now I want to find Mayor Funke and ask about Zizi's situation."

Garp sighed and quickly pulled Ayan to a corner of the church.

"Ayan, Mayor Funke is patrolling everywhere now, supervising and directing the battle. He won't be back for a while."

"Priest Garp, what about Zizi? Where has she gone? Has she gone to find the Eternal Tears?"

Ayan raised his head and kept asking Garp, his eyes full of concern.

Garp looked at Ayan's young face and was very moved, but also helpless.

Garp just shook his head and did not answer Ayan.

Ayan continued to ask: "Priest Garp, you said before that the Fountain of Eternity might be in the coastal canyon to the west. Where is this canyon specifically?"

Garp was surprised: "Ayan, you actually remembered this..."

"Priest Garpu, please tell me. I am accompanied by Aka and Alan. I can go find Zizi."

Then, Ayan took out the crimson snake-shaped dagger tied around his waist.

Ayan held up the dagger and showed it to Garp, looking very proud.

"Priest Garp, look, I still have my own weapon!"

Garp stared at the red snake-shaped dagger and asked doubtfully: "Ayan, what kind of dagger is this?"

"This is the dagger that Uncle Ke made for me before he was injured. It has the elemental energy of fire attached to it."

When Garp heard this, he thought for a while and then said to himself.

"In this way...Lao Ke will actually help you build this kind of weapon."

Ayan kept holding Garp's hand harder and harder.

"Priest Garp, help me!"

Garp said helplessly: "Okay, okay, since you have weapons and partners, you can try to find Zizi. The main thing is that we can't get away."

"Great! Maybe after I find Zizi, we can find the Eternal Tears together!"

Garp shook his head and pointed to the ring on Ayan's hand.

"Ayan, don't be too happy. I agree with you to find Zizi because you have the holy law and spiritual ring."

"Because of the Holy Laws and Spiritual Rings?"

Ayan looked down at the spiritual ring on his index finger in confusion.

Garp explained patiently: "Ayan, that snake-shaped dagger is attached with flame elemental energy and is already an elemental weapon. You can use a higher-level sage method to carry out flame element attacks. This holy law spirit ring, It can upgrade the ability of Xianfa and greatly enhance the power of fire element attacks."

Ayan nodded immediately, "Oh, I know something about this, someone told me."

Garp was surprised, "Someone told you? Was it Lao Ke?"

Ayan replied hesitantly: "Um...yes...Uncle Ke also said that."

Garp was a little unbelievable and continued to ask: "Then can you use the spiritual ring?"

Ayan scratched his little head and replied a little unconfidently.

"You know a little bit, it should be fine."

Garp stared at Ayan dubiously and took a deep breath.

"In that case, you can at least protect yourself! Then let me tell you some places. First of all, you'd better go to the ancient village of Haide in the west. It is the only village on the way to the coastal canyon further west. Maybe you can go there. I heard about Zizi."

"Haide Ancient Village? Okay, then I'll remember it!"

Ayan nodded, thought for a while, then bowed and thanked: "Thank you, Priest Garp. I'll leave here first."

Ayan turned around and was about to leave, when he suddenly heard Garp shouting.

"Ayan, wait a minute! What happened to the little satchel you were wearing? Mayor Funke gave it to you when he left, right? Did you walk back halfway and run back privately?"

"Huh? What? I don't know! Priest Garp! Goodbye!"

Ayan saw that Garp had exposed him and quickly ran out of the church.

Priest Garp shook his head and could only curse in the air.

"This boy, oh, he was really led astray by that smelly Zizi!"

Afterwards, Ayan ran out of the church quickly and returned to the place where Aka and Alan were waiting.

Ayan immediately mounted the unicorn Alan and greeted Aka who was not far away.

"Alan, Aka, we have to go somewhere else!"

At this time, Aka was huddled among a group of people, warming themselves by the campfire. It seemed that he liked this lively atmosphere.

Ayan put away the red snake dagger, and then talked to himself.

"Hmm...the ancient village of Haide in the west? Where is it? Let's go to the west first and take a look!"