Transformed into an elf, I dominate reincarnation

There is a large stable next to the association, which seems to be specially provided for adventurers to park their horses.

I walked out of the association gate and waited outside the stable.

Helen led out two tall and strong horses.

"Are you ready?" I asked.

"I came to the association specifically to find a partner. Even if I don't meet you, I will find someone else."

Helen got on her horse quickly and neatly.

"Why, what are you still hesitating about?"

She motioned for me to mount the other horse.

"I...I can't ride a horse." I blushed slightly.

There is no way, I am a modern person, I have seen real horses in the zoo before, but I have never ridden one.

Eve may ride a horse, but I'm not her.

"This won't work. Adventurers who can't ride a horse are simply unheard of. When the mission is completed, I will teach you. This time, sit behind me and I will take you there."

Helen got off her horse, led the other horse back to the stable, got back on the horse, leaned down, and stretched out her hand towards me.

"Come up."

"sorry to bother you."

I took Helen's hand.

With a gentle pull from her, I lifted off the ground and landed firmly on the horse.

The power is amazing.

"Sit still."

She raised the reins and drove the horse into a gallop.

Driven by inertia, my upper body fell backwards.

In order to prevent falling off the horse, I quickly hugged Helen's waist.

With my hands wrapped around the sturdy armor, I felt an inexplicable sense of security.

The town is very small, and it didn't take long for the horses to leave the busy streets and enter the tree-lined paths.

"Where is the goblin lair?"

I asked, looking at the receding trees around me.

"It's about forty kilometers away from Wendel Town. We'll be there soon. We've already left the town and we need to speed up. Hurry up."

Helen stroked the mane of the horse's head, gently pinched the horse's belly with her feet, and shouted: "Mango, run quickly."

The horses under the seat seemed to have taken stimulants, and their hooves galloped as fast as thunder.

I felt that my speed suddenly increased and my inertia doubled, so I could only hold Helen's waist harder.

The strong wind blew against my face and the corners of my clothes rustled. I felt like I was racing a car.

In fact, it's not much different from drag racing.

The four hooves of the horse seemed to be flying in the air, flying across the road, and the running speed was definitely faster than ordinary sports cars. It was simply impossible to speculate using common sense.

"How are you, are you still used to it?" Helen asked loudly.

"It's okay. Can any ordinary horse run so fast?"

The horse in galloping state is bumpy and uncomfortable, and it is not easy to sit up. But fortunately, my physical fitness is excellent now, and I don't feel any discomfort for the time being.

"Mango has part of the blood of Warcraft, so he can carry us so fast. If it were another ordinary horse, the speed would be much slower."

"No wonder."

……

After galloping for a while, Mango stopped outside a cave with rugged rocks.

Helen helped me off the horse, who was a little bit dizzy.

"It's alright."

"It's okay. It's mainly because it's my first time riding. The speed is too fast and I'm not used to it. Just dismount."

I took a few deep breaths to get rid of the slight dizziness in my mind.

Helen tied the horse rope to the tree, pointed to the dark cave ahead and said, "The nest is inside, let's walk in."

I nodded in agreement, took off the long bow on my back, and followed her into the cave.

The natural light from the outside can only dispel the darkness at the entrance of the cave. Looking inside, you can't see your fingers.

"Did you bring a torch?" I asked.

"You don't need that." Helen took out a dark blue scroll from the package. "It's not convenient to fight with a torch, but this is better."

She tore open the scroll and saw a large number of dots of light emerging from the scroll, floating upward, and converging in the void above her head, forming a ball of light the size of a fist, illuminating the surrounding area as brightly as day.

"Is this magic?" I looked at the light ball curiously.

"Well, the starlight spell can last for half an hour. Let's go."

Helen took off the giant sword behind her and walked straight into the cave.

The ball of light was always suspended above her head, keeping its position relatively consistent, illuminating the way forward.

I followed her step by step.

The cave is deep and rugged, and I don't know how long it is.

After walking inside for about four or five minutes, I heard some distant chatter.

Turning the corner of the rock wall, I saw a group of goblins gathered together.

Green skin, red eyes, pointed ears, short stature, and wretched appearance.

It looks similar to what I've seen in video games.

There were five of them in total, sitting around a campfire, seemingly talking to each other.

Helen rushed forward with a vigorous step, performing chops, horizontal slashes, flying into the air, and swirling dances.

A set of quick combos, the sword was swung like the wind, and the goblins were cleared away in an instant.

I only had time to shoot an arrow and kill a goblin, and the battle was over.

"It's amazing." I sighed sincerely.

"They are just some outsiders, not worth mentioning." She glanced at the goblin who fell down after being shot in the head by me, and praised: "His archery skills are good."

"Thanks for being there."

She grinned and moved on.

As we continued to go deeper, we encountered more and more goblins, one group after another.

Fortunately, most of them are in groups of three or five, and they don't reach double digits at most.

This number of goblins could not pose a threat at all. Most of them were sent to the west by Helen like cutting melons and vegetables, and a small number were eliminated by me.

There is absolutely no difficulty.