Elf Story from Another World

Chapter 168

"Ah, isn't it a bit noisy outside?" Nasha blinked her eyes and said impatiently.

"Well, it seems a bit." Heizi sat next to the stove, tightening the blanket and not looking at Nasha's face.

"Why is your face so red? Logically speaking, shouldn't it be a little white due to blood loss?" Nasha came to her and touched Heizi's red face: "Maybe the wound is infected. That would be really bad. Let me look for any more."

"No, no, no, no, no, it's okay." Heizi said a little hastily, and moved back quickly, looking very embarrassed.

Nasha asked worriedly: "Are you okay? You look bad."

"I'm fine, really." Heizi pulled down his hair and looked at the stove sheepishly along his hair.

Nasha tilted her head curiously. If she remembered correctly, blood loss didn't seem to have this reaction. She stood up helplessly and went to the table to pour herself a glass of wine.

"Um, can I ask a question?" Heizi raised his head. He seemed to be struggling for a long time, but he saw that it was indeed a cup.

"Want to drink? Okay." Nasha put the wine into her glass, then raised her head and drank from the bucket of wine.

Heizi watched blankly as Nasha drank about a barrel of wine in one go and then burped.

"Why don't I drink?" Nasha raised her eyebrows. Seeing Heizi's hesitant expression, she felt like stabbing him with a knife.

Nasha was most annoyed by people who didn't speak up clearly when they had something to say, and people who cut what they wanted to say into many parts and said it slowly. And now Heizi happened to have both of them. If it weren't for the love that they had been in love for for several years, she would have been buried long ago.

When Heizi had time to speak, Nasha poured another glass of ice water into the bucket. She was still a little tired of just drinking. The naturally melted ice water here was sweet and delicious, and it was a pretty good drink in itself.

Heizi made up his mind and poured a whole glass of wine into his stomach, and then asked urgently: "Whose blood do you think is better, me or that elf?"

"Uh-huh, what did you say?" Nasha spat out a large amount of water from her mouth and looked at Heizi who was waiting for her answer with an idiotic expression on her face.

"I want to ask"

"No, no, no, I don't mean to ask you to repeat yourself." Nasha held her head and interrupted Heizi's restatement of the question: "I want to ask you, do you really know what you are asking?"

"Um"

"How do you think I should answer? To be honest, the taste of blood between the two of you is not much different." Nasha made a little gesture: "You should know that the taste of blood only tastes when you cross clans. There will be an obvious taste difference. Your Black Feather Tribe itself should be considered a branch of the elves, but you just live in the undead tribe and call yourself that. So even if you ask me, I can't describe it to you."

"So in comparison, who is more?"

"Ozuki."

"Uh-huh, wait until I finish." Heizi looked aggrieved and bit his lip: "Why didn't you say it's not much different?"

"But elemental elves are so rare. Although the taste is similar, who makes them rarer?" Nasha suddenly leaned over, only a finger's width away from her: "Hey, why do you suddenly want to ask me this question? "

Heizi's already burning face became even more embarrassed because of Nasha's sudden approach. She subconsciously wanted to go back, but found that there was indeed a wall behind her, and she didn't even have room to retreat.

"Because, because." Heizi looked at those demonic red eyes. Right in front of him, Nasha's expression was like a fox catching a hare. She looked playful and feminine, and her voice was as soft as a devil's whisper. : "I'm just worried that you're not used to drinking."

"Then you don't have to worry at all." Nasha grabbed her chin and licked her face, which was as red as an apple. Her cold tongue slightly scratched Kuroko's tender skin, which seemed like it could squeeze out water. He leaned close to her pointed ears and whispered: "You taste very good~"