Elf Story from Another World

Chapter 59

There were corpses all over the ground, and there were all kinds of ways to die.

Thakuri lowered his head and saw a severed head.

This head was stabbed, and the head that had been bleeding cleanly was filled with rainwater and became so swollen that even the helmet could not accommodate it. The white fat was even squeezed out from the wound.

The corpses on the ground were soaked in the heavy rain like clay figures played by children. The original appearance was completely unclear. There was so much blood on the ground that even heavy rain could not wash it away. They gathered into a river, and there were even heads floating on it.

Takuri was so petrified that even the feeling of vomiting was gone. He took two steps forward in a daze, and suddenly felt as if he had stepped on something sticky.

Then Takuri slowly lowered his head and saw something like soaked thick hemp rope under his feet. If I remember correctly, this seems to be intestines.

At this time, Takuri's brain moved slightly because he recognized this thing, and he immediately realized what kind of environment he was in.

Suddenly, he seemed to hear the sound of conversation, turned his head, and saw Ryder and Lowenstein chatting among the corpses.

"How are our losses?" Lowenstein looked at the things on the ground, as if he couldn't see these disgusting corpses, his expression remained unchanged.

"Eighteen elves are dead." Ryder sighed: "There are still twelve injured, and only six are intact."

Lowenstein was silent for a moment: "Are they all members of the family? Can the list be confirmed?"

"Well, I've checked it again."

"Appease the relatives and give them some compensation appropriately." Lowenstein paused and said, "After the body is packed, you will transport it back and take it to the Forest of All Souls for burial."

"But that will reduce the number of available manpower here, if there is an enemy attack."

"After you finish the work later, you can take the little one and leave first. I will look after this place for you." Lowenstein said: "I brought about sixty elves here, and they are all on guard now."

"Okay, be more careful later." Ryder looked at the two little guys: "Come here."

But Takuri and Kara didn't seem to hear these words, and looked at him blankly.

Ryder's whole body was soaked in bright red, and the heavy rain couldn't even wash away the things on his body. He was originally gentle and now looked like a demon.

"Did you hear that? Come here." Lowenstein waved: "Hurry up and you can leave."

Kara hid behind Takuri, and the two children stepped on blood and even accidentally broke some bones.

They slowly moved over and saw clearly the two objects thrown next to Ryder.

They were two people whose limbs had been chopped off, and their wounds had been frozen with ice to prevent them from bleeding to death. Now they seemed to be alive, breathing slowly, and their chests rising and falling from time to time.

"Takuri comes first." Ryder couldn't help feeling a little helpless as he looked at the two frightened Takuri and Kela who had pale faces. Then he pointed to one of the two: "That is the captain, and the one next to him is the adjutant. Boys need military merit more than girls, so captain, come here."

Takuri looked at the man with only the upper body left, swallowed and hesitated to move.

"Hurry, finish it and leave. The enemy may come at any time." Loewenstein walked over impatiently, took out the dagger from his waist and stuffed it into his hand: "You don't need me to teach you how to use it. I have learned this skill."

"Yes." Takuri's hand holding the sword trembled slightly. The sword that could be easily swung with one hand now felt like it was about to fall if he held it tightly with both hands. Not to mention waving, even holding it became difficult.

He raised his head, looked at the disgusting piece of meat in front of him, and almost cried: "How about forget it this time, I can't do it."

Lowenstein looked at him like this, spread his hands helplessly, walked up and held down his wrist.

By the time Takuri reacted, the sword had already penetrated his body, but not a drop of blood came out, because the blood inside had been frozen to the point of solidification, and only some thick color could be squeezed out.

"Isn't this the end?" Lowenstein patted him on the shoulder helplessly: "Don't take it too seriously, they are just a group of low-level bipeds."

"But" Takuri looked around. There were corpses all over the ground. Their appearance on the ground was twisted and ferocious. The pieces of flesh stuck to the armor they were wearing had been washed white by the rain.

Why is this so? Isn't war supposed to be a magnificent epic? How could it be such a disgusting thing?

"Kara, it's your turn." Ryder stopped the stunned Kara: "Do you have a sword or other weapons?"

However, Kara just shook his head, turned his head away, and pointed his palm at the other poor guy.

This poor guy was frozen directly into a large piece of solid ice. It was so frozen that there was no possibility of survival.

"Well done." Ryder clapped his hands appreciatively: "You can find a cleaner place to rest. Follow Tacuri. I need to talk to Lowenstein again."

Kramuna nodded, turned around and grabbed Takuri's sleeve.

"Let's go to the grass first." Takuri looked at the things around him, his stomach churning: "It's relatively clean there, and the rain is relatively light."

"Okay." Clara nodded.

Thakuri was about to leave when he suddenly felt someone tugging on his sleeve.

"Hey." Her voice was trembling.

"What's wrong"

"Why do we want to learn magic?" Clara looked around: "Is it to make the world become like this?"

"You can't get the result if you ask me." Takuri paused: "When everything is over, ask our teachers. They have lived for so long, so they should..."

Suddenly his pupils shrank suddenly, and he pushed Kara away with his backhand.

The sound of the gunshot arrived one step later than the bullet. The projectile streaking through the air was like a deadly death, almost piercing through Kara.

That was a guy who had been lying motionless in the pile of corpses. There was a huge gash in his waist. The blood had basically flowed out, and the wound was soaked until it turned white. I really don’t know what kept him hanging on. Until now.

Then there was the sound of a knife cutting into flesh, and Ryder cut off the man who had been hiding.

Lowenstein taught Thakuri early on to trust his instincts because it could save lives. So when the gun was pointed at them, the chill that came over him made him subconsciously do the right thing.

"Are you okay?" Takuri felt a step forward, and with one step he pulled Kara, who almost fell on his back in a pool of blood.

"What was that just now?" Lowenstein turned to ask Ryder.

"Musket, a thing invented by the dwarves." Ryder dodged a delicate metal block from the hand of the guy hiding in the bushes: "But I remember it was much longer than this. This is too small."

He had only heard of this kind of thing, but he was very dismissive of it at the time. He felt that the actual effect was not as good as a throwing weapon of the dart elves.

Suddenly Ryder's ears twitched and he gritted his teeth: "Someone is coming."

"Well, quite a lot." Lowenstein's expression was solemn: "You two, follow Ryder."

"No, let me keep it." Ryder shook his head: "It's hard for you to use magic in this kind of storm. I can barely use some water elements."

"You just finished fighting, and your strength won't last long." Lowenstein took out the whistle from his pocket and blew it again.

The sound of this whistle can only be heard by elves, so even if it is blown in a place like this, there is no fear of exposing the target.

"We seem to be surrounded." At this time, he lowered his head and gritted his teeth.

There were sounds of soldiers marching on all sides. Their armor fell to the ground, causing the blood pool to tremble, and the ripples shattered the reflection in circles.

The only good news may be that this rainstorm is about to end. The rain comes and goes as quickly as it comes. As long as the rain is slightly smaller and the degree of elemental turbulence is weakened, some magic can be used to fight.

After the whistle was blown, the team brought by Lowenstein quickly gathered around them, but even including Ryder and other elves, there were less than seventy.

"Find a direction and forcefully charge forward, trying to open a gap." Lowenstein ordered to the team: "We give up recovering the bodies. The main purpose is to protect Kara and Takuri. We must send them out no matter what."

"We have to start running later, we can't leave slowly." Ryder came to their side: "The command right now belongs to the seniors. I am only responsible for protecting the safety."

"I can help." Kara said: "You also said that I am not much worse than you now."

"I can help too." Takuri also lifted his hat and peeled off his hair, revealing black patterns: "I can also use second-level magic, which can help."

"When did you learn it?" Ryder was stunned. If he remembered correctly, he just started learning it a few days ago.

"some days ago."

"Although you are great, you can't." Ryder forced his hat on: "You just need to run, because if they know that you are elemental elves, they will kill you at all costs. You No matter how powerful you are, you cannot face an army alone."

He patted Takuri and Kela on the shoulders: "It's time to go."

While they were talking, Lowenstein and the elves had all disappeared.

Even if the elves are at a disadvantage in battle, they have to take the lead, otherwise they will be very passive. They wanted to attack the human army before they took action, so as to confuse the army and leave room for Ryder and the little guy to evacuate.

"Plug your ears and just run." Ryder said softly, "Don't worry, no one can stop you as long as I'm here."

"Why are you plugging your ears?" Clara asked.

"It's okay if it's not blocked. Let's run." Ryder patted their shoulders.

They just ran into the forest, running as fast as possible.

At this time, Takuli understood why he asked them to plug their ears, because this space was filled with the sound of fighting, and even the heavy rain could not cover up the sound.

The sounds of armors colliding with each other, the sounds of blood splashing, and the sounds of weapons being stabbed into the body merged together, just like a concert.

If you stumble at this time, don't look at what it is when you stand up. Because it must be a corpse, or a severed arm.

Takuri was extremely scared, really scared.

He was a cowardly child, as white as a lamb. But this little lamb has now strayed into hell and has no choice but to escape.

A sturdy soldier suddenly jumped out of the grass in front of him. He was holding a giant ax and slashing downwards, trying to cut the unsuspecting Takuli in half immediately.

But he stopped moving halfway, and Ryder stabbed the dagger directly into his abdomen through the gap in his armor. After swiping upward, blood splashed out from the same gap, and even splashed onto Takuri's face. .

He didn't even think about wiping it, and now the only thought in his mind was to escape.

Carat pulled his cuffs tightly. The rain was now so heavy that it was difficult to even open his eyes. He had to put a hand on his head to block it, so that his vision would not be blurred and unusable.

For the first time, she hated water so much. She was obviously an elf of the water element, but now she was asked not to use any spells. Instead, she had to run for who knows how long.

At this time, the pursuers came again. I really don't know where they came from.

Ryder scratched his head in pain and was thinking about how to deal with them when he suddenly felt a chill behind him.

At some point, Clara stopped.

Ryder wanted to roar, but it was too late.

"I've had enough." She roared and raised her hands: "Go to hell."

After Kara finished speaking, all the rainwater that had been falling naturally stopped, and then slowly turned into fine needles, and then froze.

Takuri was shocked by this sudden change and fell to the ground, watching all the tens of thousands of ice needles fly out.

The chasing soldiers were stunned and quickly raised their shields. The armor and shields all over their bodies made loud noises in the next moment.

Before it was over, the water on the ground suddenly slowly gathered around her, forming a huge water snake.

When the water snake first rushed out, everything along the way was frozen. When it hit the pursuers, white mist exploded, and everything affected by the mist was passively solid.

"You deserve it." Kara looked at the forest in front of him that had turned into an ice field and suddenly smiled. The pattern slowly spread from her forehead, covering her face and then going down her neck.

"Kara, stop, we have to go." Ryder ordered, his brows furrowed and he looked very anxious.

This is so obvious, it's almost like telling the other party that there is a powerful mage here. It won't be long before troops attack and they will become caged objects.