Elven Revival: Tempu Tribe and Demon Tribe

In the early morning, since Ayan walked into the old woman's house, he felt at ease.

This is something I have never felt since last night until now, after a night of fright.

Ayan picked up the paper full of words from the table, folded it gently, and put it in his pocket.

But Ayan did not touch the dark blue ring.

"how…"

The old woman asked doubtfully. Although her words were still very vague, she could still hear the two words clearly.

Ayan's eyes looked very hesitant, he slowly rubbed his hands and answered nervously.

"Old lady... this ring looks so valuable. I'm afraid what will happen if I lose it accidentally."

The old woman was stunned for a moment, glanced at the ring, and stared at Ayan without saying anything.

Then she showed a kind smile and slowly pushed the ring on the table in front of Ayan.

At this moment, the old woman's eyes were full of care and trust. She nodded towards Ayan, and then pointed at Aka with her finger.

The old woman seemed to want to tell Ayan, I believe you, you don't think about yourself, but you should also think about the injured Aka.

Ayan followed the old woman's finger direction and turned to look at Aka.

At this time, Aka noticed that the two people around him were looking at him, so he was very puzzled and tilted his head.

"Chirp?"

Ayan looked at Aka's cute expression and couldn't help laughing.

Yes, the old lady's advice is correct.

Even if he could barely protect himself, Aka was injured now. What if he got into trouble?

If this ring can really protect the two of them, it might be the greatest help to them.

At this moment, his eyes became wet and filled with tears.

Ayan looked at the table vaguely, gently picked up the ring, put it on the index finger of his right hand, and then bowed deeply.

"Thank you old lady!"

"...Hmm..." The old woman responded with a smile.

Ayan laughed through tears, rubbed his eyes, and then asked: "Old lady, can I ask you another question?"

The old woman nodded.

"Are you also a sage of the Tempu tribe?"

The old woman was startled, then shook her head.

"But…"

Ayan was just about to ask, but the old woman suddenly stood up, made a gesture to let them leave, then turned around and walked into the bedroom and closed the door.

Ayan was stunned by what the old woman had just done.

Could it be that the question he raised made the old woman unhappy?

Then, Ayan focused his attention on a picture frame on the table.

The background of the four members of the family who appear in the photo is definitely at the gate of the Xianzhi Academy in Richardon City.

Because Ayan was so familiar with it, he would pass by this door every day after class, rain or shine.

The old woman's abnormal behavior and the photo frame made him very curious, but now it seems that he can only go back and ask the dean of Xianzhi College, Teacher Cangye.

"Aka, let's go! Go for a walk!"

Ayan looked at Aka next to him, and then shouted into the house: "Old lady, let's go, thank you! When I get home, this ring will be handed over to the dean!"

Afterwards, Ayan pushed Aka out of the door.

Maybe it was because Aka had just eaten too much and his body was stretched a little. When he came out of the old woman's house, he got stuck.

Now they were walking on the streets of Nevsk, and there were more people coming and going than in the morning.

The market not far away was also open and looked very lively.

As the excitement grew, they began to wander around, seeming to have forgotten what the old lady had explained before.

Ayan looked at Aka and was also very curious, thinking that it was still early, so it might be okay to go shopping.

At this time, they wandered to a fruit shop, where many strange desert fruits were now displayed.

"Chirp!" Aka exclaimed excitedly, as if he had a soft spot for desert fruits.

The fruit vendor saw the two people approaching and enthusiastically introduced the best-selling fruits, such as crystal melon, hairy fruit, vanilla grape, purple sweet pear and so on.

"Brother, would you like to buy a few and try them? Look at my crystal melons. They are juicy and thin-skinned, and they are absolutely ripe. Or look at the vanilla grapes. They are big and plump and sweet in the mouth."

Ayan turned to look at Aka's expectant eyes, and said, "Buy a few. I want two of this, four of that, and a bag of vanilla and grapes."

"No problem, would you like something else?"

"I don't want anything else, I can't carry it anymore."

"Okay, I'll put it up for you."

Ayan took out a bag of silver coins from his pocket while the vendor was packing.

Ayan first handed the merchant brother a silver coin.

"Brother, look, how many silver coins does it cost to buy these?"

The merchant held it in his hand and looked at it with a strange expression on his face. He seemed to be confused that someone was using this to buy things.

"Brother, is this a special royal silver coin from Richardon City of the Tempu tribe?"

"Yes, it's true." Ayan patted his chest.

Ayan thought that since the vendor knew about it, it seemed that they could still discuss it.

The vendor hesitated for a moment, frowned and said, "You can buy it with this, but now you need eight coins. Five coins were enough before."

Ayan said in surprise: "Huh? Brother, why? Have the prices of these fruits increased now?"

"Brother, you really don't know? Aren't you from Richardton City? Haven't you seen so many monsters along the way? I wonder how you got here safely."

"Oh, I'm... from somewhere else. I lived in Richardon City before. Brother, what did you say about the monsters along the way?"

Ayan scratched his head and thought about saying this first and then looking at it.

The vendor sighed and replied: "In the past year, in the three places of Cursed Land, Forgotten Area, and Ancient Sanctuary, for some reason, there have been more and more monsters, and people have not dared to go there. But these three places This place is the only way to get here.”

After hearing this, Ayan felt a chill in his heart and asked quickly.

"Well, brother, what should we do now?"

"Nowadays, some important goods and personnel exchanges have to be escorted by the alliance guard force jointly formed after the two tribes formed an alliance. Therefore, there is very little ordinary trade now, and ordinary things are so expensive."

"...Oh, no wonder my father was often sent to work in other places before." Ayan muttered in a low voice.

The vendor asked anxiously: "What did you say? Are you still buying it?"

"Oh, it's nothing. I'll give you these eight silver coins. Next time you come to buy, remember to give me one cheaper!"

Ayan finished speaking with a smile and was about to raise his hand to hand over the silver coin.

"Snapped!"

Suddenly, a small white hand hit Ayan's arm.

"Ah!", "Chirp!"

Ayan and Aka beside him shouted at the same time.

They looked sideways and saw a young girl wearing shorts and shorts with short hair, smiling and waving at them.

"Don't buy it! You are being ripped off! These are local seasonal fruits. Three of your valuable silver coins are enough!"

Ayan took a closer look and saw the girl in front of her. She had a pair of sunglasses stuck on her forehead, a pair of dark blue boxing gloves, and a dark blue leather vest. She looked very cool.

"Ah! Are you?"

"Chirp!"

Ayan and Aka next to him shouted again.

But this time it was not at the same time. After Ayan called out, Aka also called out for some reason.

Aka seemed to think that the girl in front of him was an enemy, so he wanted to scream to scare her.

"You bastard, what do you want to do? How dare you ruin my business!"

The vendor cursed and picked up a long fruit knife in his hand, preparing to rush out of the fruit shop.

"Then who...run!"

Ayan saw the vendor rushing out and shouted loudly.

At this time, Ayan didn't care too much and directly grabbed the little hand of the girl in front of him with his right hand, turned around and ran to the side.

Ayan shouted as he ran.

"Aka!"

Aka heard Ayan's shouting and immediately understood. Then one of its wings began to flap and flap.

In an instant, a small whirlwind appeared, blowing down the fruit shop and crushing the vendor under the shed.

"Chirp chirp chirp!"

Seeing that he succeeded, Aka screamed happily a few times, and then went after Ayan and the others.

The two people in front kept running, their two little palms holding each other tightly.

Neither of them seemed to notice that the holy law spirit ring on the index finger of Ayan's right hand flashed faintly for a few times, and then calmed down again.

Soon after, the two of them ran all the way to another market, which was also crowded with people.

The girl shook Ayan's hand away hard.

"Oh, you scratched my hand and it hurts...cough cough cough!"

She rubbed her little hands, bent over and began to pant and cough.

"Okay... I can't do it anymore... I shouldn't be able to catch up with us!"

Ayan finished speaking breathlessly, feeling like his lungs were about to burst.

At this time, Aka also rushed over and stood beside the two of them.

Aka had been chasing the two of them from behind just now, and almost got lost.

"Sorry, I was too nervous just now."

Ayan waved his hand towards the girl, but still bent over and gasping for air, he rested for a while before continuing.

"Thanks to your reminder just now, otherwise I would have been tricked by that fruit vendor. By the way, is your name Shouzizi?"

"You are the one who stinks, ahem...are you called a stinky boy?" The girl retorted angrily, coughing twice sharply at the same time, then pursed her lips and said, "My name is Zizi!"

"Chirp!"

At this time, Aka smashed its little pointed beak and screamed.

Aka must have understood that Zizi was scolding Ayan just now and expressed his protest.

Ayan felt a little more comfortable now, so she straightened her back and smiled on her face.

"Thank you very much, Zizi. My name is Ayan."

"...Ahem...just say thank you, aren't you going to express your gratitude?"

Zizi coughed and could feel that her anger was still lingering.

"Oh, Zizi, how should I express it?"

Ayan looked like he didn't quite understand, so he asked directly back.

Listening to Ayan's ignorant answer, he seemed to laugh out of anger.

After she breathed a long sigh of relief, she smiled and said: "Okay, I'm just kidding you. I'm hungry and I haven't had breakfast yet, so please treat me to a fan!"

Ayan looked confused and asked: "Fan fan? What is that?"

"Then you come with me."

Zizi took them to a shop with an oven. By this time, the shop was already crowded with people.

"It turns out it's a noodle cake that looks like a fan." Ayan suddenly realized.

At this time, the oven master sprinkles each layer of the dough fan with finely ground spice powder, kneads the surface into various patterns, and dyes it with colors, making it look very attractive.

"You two, would you like two?" The oven master looked at the two of them, and then at Aka behind him, "This strange bird is quite strange. Doesn't it also want to eat my cake?"

After hearing what the oven master said, Ayan and Zizi looked back at Aka at the same time, and saw Aka's eyes wide open, looking like he really wanted to eat.

"Master, let me give you three coins! I have some money for you. Are two coins enough?"

Ayan then handed over two silver coins.

The oven master stared at the silver coins, smiled innocently, and waved his hand in rejection.

"This silver coin is too expensive, a few cakes can't cost so much!"

When Ayan heard this, he laughed and put the silver coins on the table next to the oven.

"It's okay. I left the money here. There's no need to look for it."

Ayan didn't know whether it was because he was moved by the oven master's honesty or because it was the first time he invited a girl to eat, so he became generous.