Fool's old attack is a wolf god

Philip drew back his paw and looked up at a glass window.

Even though he couldn't see the situation inside clearly, he knew that the person must be anxious inside, but he pretended to be calm on the surface, and his mind was full of self-righteous thoughts.

Philip swam straight towards the glass window, but he heard the deacon who was thrown aside by him yell, "Quick! Someone catch him!"

Philip didn't even think about it, one tentacle knocked the talkative guy unconscious, and the other tentacle hardened in an instant, stabbing forward fiercely, the glass window shattered in response, making a violent and ear-piercing sound.

The shards of glass were scattered all over the ground, reflecting the dazzling and beautiful light of the oil lamp. The man standing among them was dressed in gorgeous clothes. He looked at Philip in shock and confusion.

There was a fresh bloodstain on the man's face, obviously just scratched by debris, he said in a deliberate way: "Philip, you can't hurt me, we signed a contract."

Hearing this, Philip squinted his eyes, and the anger that was almost suppressed in his heart surged again. He and the man were silent for a moment, and suddenly, his thick and long octopus claws suddenly exerted force, and the man was slammed Rolling to the side: "Contract?"

The tentacles with the suction cups wrapped around tightly several times, and the tip of the soft tail kissed his lips: "Did you tell me about the contract just now?"

Alex's face turned pale, and he muttered a few spells in a low voice. Before the magic power of the contract took effect, the tentacles were caught off guard and squeezed into his mouth, even into his throat!

The touch was neither too hard nor too soft, but it was impossible to bite down or break free. Alexis widened his eyes and looked at Philip in horror, as if he couldn't believe that the contract would be invalidated.

"Contract? It's true that you signed a contract with me," Philip raised another tentacles to gently stroke his side face, and said pitifully, "It's just that the one who signed the contract with you is only a part of me... ...Philip."

The third tentacle on the right was pulled up in response, and it stood quietly on the spot, with the tip facing Alexis, bending slightly like a human and nodding, like a gentleman bowing politely to introduce himself.

Alex was shocked by what he saw before him, and was speechless for a while.

"It's called Philip, are you satisfied with this answer?" The unknown and mysterious octopus mermaid pulled out its tentacles from the man's mouth, turned around and smashed the enemy ambushing behind him to the ground.

His nimble tentacles climbed outward against the glass wall, while holding Alex tightly by his side. The remaining octopus claws were domineering, repelling waves of guardians who came to deliver their heads.

There was an invisible magic circle suppressing the octopus, he sneered unremittingly, he took out a bottle of potion from nowhere with his tentacles curled up, and took a sip!

The next moment, the ink that had been stored in his pocket for a long time was ready. He raised his head and sprayed it overwhelmingly into the air. The black mist scattered in all directions, everything was invisible, and there was a sparse sound. In the middle, he quickly retreated and ran out of the auction.

The dense houses became the best shelter. He relied on the advantages of multi-claw suction cups to climb rocks and walk along the walls in the narrow alleys. Alex, who was thrown back and forth by him, vomited out weakly. He just rolled the tentacles holding the hostages tighter, and quickly jumped from wall to wall.

Facing the piercing night wind, Alex's struggle became weaker and weaker. He paused slightly, and said coldly:

"Don't pretend to be pitiful, I will never forgive you, my dear prince."

"It turned out like this." Roy opened the door of the box with a big head. Sure enough, the attendants outside the door no longer knew where they were. They probably ran away in a panic like the other people present.

"What should we do now? Go back to the hotel first?" Adolf held the two sleeping cubs in both hands, and said in confusion, "I think that octopus mermaid just now... doesn't need our rescue."

"I can see that too." Roy nodded, and hugged Blaise from Adolf's arms. "We'll look for him again when the weather calms down in the morning."

"Where can I find it?" asked Adolf.

"Did you forget that we still have a conch given by Mark? If the other party is a deep-sea mermaid, they should understand our message." Roy said, "Let's go quickly, it's really a toss in the middle of the night .”

Taking advantage of the night, Roy and Adolf took the children and the dragon eggs back to the hotel, and had a good night's sleep. When they went to the restaurant for breakfast the next morning, the news that the octopus had captured the prince had already caused a lot of trouble. Everyone knows about it.

"It's such a troublesome thing," Roy picked up a piece of straw paper floating all over the street with a headache. It was a wanted portrait just distributed by soldiers passing by. .”

"Should we go to a place outside the city where there are no people, and try blowing that conch shell?" Adolf held Benson in one hand and Blaise in the other, with a round dragon egg hanging on his chest, all right. Dad, the whole person looks very busy.

"Let me lead Benson, kid." Roy suggested, and Adolf handed Benson out casually.

Benson didn't feel that he was disgusted. Instead, he happily climbed into Roy's arms, twisted and adjusted his posture, and secretly ate candy behind his father's back.

Adolf didn't blink his eyes, and pulled his son off with a stretch of his arm: "Blaze is walking, so you have to walk too! I'm so used to you...you just stole candy just now!?"

"Okay, okay," Roy took one out of his pocket and stuffed it into Adolf's mouth, "A place without people... Do you have any good places?"

Adolf thought for a while and said, "Come with me."

The family slowly walked out of the city. Adolf was about to turn to the woods beside him when he suddenly stopped and turned his head to Roy and whispered, "Someone is following us."

Roy said calmly: "Let them follow, I want to know what they want to do."

They walked into the woods on the side, and after a while, a group of people followed behind, and they met face-to-face with Roy who turned around.

"I don't know you." Roy looked at the leading woman with her chin raised. She was wearing a red tutu skirt and was waiting for them aggressively. "What's the matter with you?"

"It's you! When you bid with me, you deliberately raised the price to embarrass me! I paid more than twice the price to buy that red dress!" The woman stomped her feet angrily, "You spent more That’s a lot of money to buy a dragon egg! Since you have that money, why don’t you buy the skirt?!”

Roy didn't understand the little girl's logic: "...you want us to buy the dress at a high price?"

"You shouldn't have competed with me for skirts!" the woman said proudly, "As an apology, quickly hand over the dragon eggs! Otherwise, I will make it difficult for you to stay in Hamilton!"

"It turned out to be for the dragon eggs, I said how to go around such a big circle." Roy smiled, rubbed the shy Blaize's long hair casually, and said, "Sorry, we just passed by here You don’t need to mess around here in this city... I’ll leave the skirt to you, our Blaze deserves better.”

"You!" The woman was furious, and turned her head to the knights behind her, "What are you still doing here? Help me teach them a lesson! Especially that blond man! Whoever can make that guy's pretty face blossom, I will let him Who will be my husband!"

When the knights heard this, they were eager to try. Among them, a man in silver armor rushed up first. His actions drove opponents who were not to be outdone, and everyone rushed up.

The next moment, all the knights froze in place, followed by gasps of horror.

"Hey! What's the matter with you all? Why are you just standing there and not moving! Didn't you swear to get back the dragon egg for me! You dead people!" Deng stepped forward and kicked the nearest knight over!

Unexpectedly, the other party didn't resist at all, and just fell straight down like that. The woman paused, and said angrily and annoyed: "What the hell is going on! Answer me!"

Everyone didn't speak or move anything. In the short 3 minutes that seemed to freeze the picture, amidst the woman's terrified curses that kept increasing in decibel, everything suddenly came alive.

The frozen knights staggered a few steps on the ground, retreated in panic and panic, and dragged away the kicking and noisy woman while running, and covered her mouth fiercely.

"It's really troublesome." Roy held his forehead in distress, "How could someone come here to provoke you without knowing the importance of it?"

"I think she's an idiot." Adolf came to a conclusion. His voice paused, he grabbed Benson who was about to run away, and looked at a big tree behind us, "That orc who followed us, you It's time to come out."

"...How did you find me? And how did you know that I'm an orc?" The young man slowly walked out, and he said, "You guys have caused a lot of trouble, do you know that?"

Roy looked at the person in surprise. Isn't this the head of the circus Oriton? The other party is actually an orc... He looked at Adolf suspiciously.

"He used magic to cover up his breath. I wanted to tell you, but for some reason I forgot..." Adolf frowned, and turned to ask Auriton, "What trouble will we have?"

"Do you know who that woman is? The arrogant and domineering daughter of the Earl of Mining. Their family is famous for countless crystal mines and has countless wealth... You know, money is a fascinating thing."

Oriton explained with a smile: "Since the trouble is entangled, how about cooperating with me once? We can work together to solve this trouble."

Roy turned his probing gaze to the young man, and he looked straight into his eyes: "What good do you have? What good do I do?"

Seeing that they were willing to cooperate, Oriton couldn't help but smile a little more sincerely: "You can solve this trouble, and even get those minerals, and I want those orcs who mine."

"Why those orcs? You want to release them from slavery?" Adolf frowned. "Wouldn't it be better to just let them go free?"

"I guess you are good people." The smile on the corner of the young man's mouth widened a bit, "but if you give them freedom, they will starve to death. What I have to do is to give them jobs."

Seeing that both Roy and Adolf looked suspicious, he said: "I use my revealed true identity as a bargaining chip. You don't have to worry that I will abuse them. If you are doing them good, please hand them over to me." Well, everything will be fine."

Seeing that they were still hesitant, Oriton pursed his lips, and actually took the initiative to confess some secrets: "I will let them cut off their ears and tails, and even teach those gifted orcs magic. You must know that a generous man like me Orcs, not many more."

But Adolf didn't think so, and even his focus was different from ordinary people. He frowned and said, "Is the identity of an orc... so unbearable?"

The young man was taken aback: "Huh?"

At this time, Adolf looked at Roy, and Roy nodded, and then he took the initiative to show wolf ears and wolf tail: "I am also an orc, but I don't think there is anything wrong with orcs, why don't you go straight What about on the street?"

"Do you really understand the situation of the orcs?" The young man looked at him like a weirdo, "If you really think that the orcs can walk on the street dignifiedly, then why do you still put away the ears and tails of the beasts? exposed?"

Adolf was taken aback: "I just..."

"Did you know...orcs are slaves of humans."

Oriton tried his best to calm himself down, but the words in his heart suddenly uttered like beans:

"Have you ever seen an orc with its ears and tail exposed, straightened its waist, and walked upright on the street? You can't even find an orc with animal ears, who can wear clothes without holes, and can eat every day Delicious bread!...Only those orcs who are determined to hide themselves can barely eat and eat."

"...You don't know what the orcs are like at all." The young man's expression gradually became flat. "What freedom are you talking about? It's ridiculous. There is no freedom when you become an orc. Freedom will only starve the orcs to death."