Lord: Start with the Pioneer Knight

"OK!"

Theresa answered without hesitation.

After receiving an affirmative answer, Cecilia flew around a grassy field, scattering white light.

The green grass grew wildly under the influence of the white light, intertwining with each other to form the appearance of Verin.

Theresa looked at the lifelike little man and felt like a teacher.

"It's coming."

After hearing the words of the strange goblin, Theresa came back to her senses, picked up the weapon with the villain, and launched an attack on the opponent's villain.

After several rounds of the game, Cecilia and Theresa began to try other straw man images.

During the play, Theresa and Cecilia gradually developed a liking for each other.

Weilin, who was lying on the grass, turned his head and looked at the laughing faces of the big one and the little one. He simply closed his eyes and started to sleep.

Feeling the sunshine is very comfortable.

Time passed quietly, and the sun passed high in the sky and gradually moved toward the west.

Feeling the disappearance of the sunlight, Verin sat up, stretched, looked to the right, and found that there was no trace of Cecilia and Theresa.

Let go of your senses, scan your surroundings, and soon find this large and small figure in the hills, building a wooden house on a big tree.

"You've come so far, why don't you come and tell me?"

He wanted to teleport there, but after thinking about it, Weilin gave up and walked towards the north.

Half an hour later, Verin came to the center of the two hills. Looking at Cecilia and Theresa who were immersed in the construction, he couldn't help but smile on his face.

At this moment, Theresa, who was building the surrounding stairs, noticed Weilin's figure, immediately threw away the template in her hand, and ran towards the direction of the teacher.

Cecilia, who was painting, looked at the wooden board falling from the sky, easily dodged it, put away the paint in her hand, and was about to go to Theresa to "settle the account", but she found that the lively little guy was running towards her contractor.

"I won't lose to you."

As soon as she finished speaking, Cecilia flapped her wings and flew forward, reaching Theresa's shoulder first as she approached Verin.

"I won again."

Theresa, who ran to Verin, heard Cecilia's words, puffed up her face and said, "I didn't compete with you, so I didn't lose."

"I don't care. Anyway, I won. I got closer to Verin before you did." Cecilia folded her arms and said proudly.

Theresa raised her neck, looked at Cecilia, and said loudly: "I didn't lose."

"You just lose."

"I don't."

"You lost."

"I don't."

Weilin watched the elder and the younger quarreling with each other without intervening, and just watched quietly.

"Cecilia, I won't play with you anymore." Theresa turned around, pretending to be angry, with displeasure written all over her face.

"If you don't want to play, don't play. I don't care." Cecilia tilted her head and said nonchalantly, but her eyes glanced at Theresa from time to time, as if expecting her to change her mind.

Seeing this scene, Verin knew it was time to mediate on his own.

First, he stretched out his hand to pull Theresa over, rubbed her head with his hand, and then touched Cecilia's wings with his hand, asking her to turn her head around.

"Okay, you didn't lose, I lost."

"Teacher, obviously..."

"Weilin, this little guy..."

"Hahaha, between friends, winning or losing is actually not very important. Having fun is the most important thing. Am I right?"

After Theresa heard this, she nodded, indicating that she understood.

Cecilia looked hesitant, flew to Theresa's shoulder, leaned into her ear, and whispered.

Seeing the two reconciled people, Weilin said: "Your wooden house is not finished yet. Do you want my help?"

"want."

Theresa and Cecilia said in unison.

"Then what job should I do?"

After hearing the teacher's question, Theresa turned to look at Cecilia and let her good friend make the decision.

Feeling Theresa's gaze, Cecilia flew around Verin, landed on his shoulder, and said, "Verin, go help us make some wooden boards, but you can't use magic."

"good."

Weilin nodded in agreement and signaled the two of them to get busy. He then came to the foot of a tree, took out a sophisticated knight's sword from the space ring, used it as an ax, and swung it hard.

The big tree fell to the ground, overwhelming a patch of flowers.

When I came to the broken part of the big tree, I first drew the scale, and then made the knight's sword into a long wooden board.

Less than two hours later, with the efforts of three people, a purely handmade wooden house was built.

Standing under the big tree where the three of them were hugging each other, Verin looked up at the wooden house and praised: "Theresa, Cecilia, you are really talented in art."

"Of course." Theresa put her hands on her hips and accepted the teacher's praise without any hesitation.

The same goes for Cecilia, who accepted Verin's words of praise.

Verin smiled gently at these two little guys who didn't know what modesty was and said nothing more.

Looking at the sky, it was getting late. According to the officer, Midori should be back soon at this time.

"Theresa, Cecilia, let's go."

Hearing this, Theresa and Cecilia looked at the wooden house they had easily built with reluctance on their faces.

"Let's go meet someone first, and then I'll stay here for a few more days and let you two have a good time."

"Teacher, you are so kind." Theresa hugged Welin's waist and said happily.

Cecilia flew to the right side of Weilin's face, kissed him, and said excitedly: "Weilin, thank you."

"Then let's go."

Leaving the hill, one person, one moon elf and one world elf, walked towards the house by the lake.

When I first arrived at the entrance of the house, I saw two forest elf swordsmen wearing maid costumes standing there with serious expressions on their faces.

Seeing this, Theresa subconsciously hid behind Verin, with only a small head exposed, looking at the two guards with a somewhat embarrassed look.

"I have met Lord Verin."

The two forest elf swordsmen saluted Verin.

"No gift."

Weilin stretched out his hand to help the two of them up, and then lifted Theresa from behind to the front.

Looking at the expressions of the two forest elf swordsmen, it was obvious that Theresa had lost track of time.

"Well, Erica, and Ingrid, today..."

Theresa's voice stuttered, and she didn't know how to explain to them that she had gone too far.

"I took Theresa to teach in the forest today, and I was delayed a bit. I should be fine."

Seeing this, the two forest elf swordsmen lowered their heads and replied: "Lord Weilin, you are the young master's teacher. There is no problem in taking her to teach."

"I am going to take Theresa out to teach for a while during this period. I will stop the lessons Midori has arranged for her and wait until later."

"I will follow your orders, Lord Verin." The two forest elf swordsmen replied respectfully.

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