In various myths or fairy tales, it is not uncommon for a dragon to snatch a princess and then be defeated by a knight.
Generally speaking, in this type of story, the dragon is ferocious and powerful, the princess is soft and beautiful, and the knight is brave and resolute, forming the most important triangular puzzle of the story.
Now, in this Nibelungen in the subway.
These elements came together unexpectedly.
Just the direction of development is completely different from conventional fairy tales.
The dragon was pointed at the nose and scolded by the princess.
He shrunk his head and held his head with his paws, not daring to refute at all.
Not to mention the mighty and domineering appearance of a demon king, he was just like a child whose mother had caught his pigtails, lying there like a dead dog.
Naturally, Xia Mi did not attack Fenrir or use force.
With her small arms and legs, she probably couldn't hit this rough-skinned guy.
Even if Fenrir lay flat and didn't fight back, it would be difficult for Xia Mi to really hurt him.
So she chose verbal output.
This choice is very correct, at least Fenrir can't defend against this kind of attack, and it is even easier to use than the Word Spirit.
Although not a single piece of flesh was missing from his body, under Xia Mi's words, he completely gave up his will to resist and lay down flat with his head in his hands.
Seeing the petite princess-like figure chasing the giant dragon and scolding it so hard that the dragon scurried away with its head in its arms, Su Mo finally understood why some children saw their mother as more terrifying than the tyrannosaurus.
A child's perspective may be the most realistic.
Here, the roles of the three people are completely reversed.
Her Royal Highness, who is supposed to be extremely weak, picked up the dragon's script, which was so fierce that it took great courage to interrupt her;
The dragon, which was supposed to be majestic and ferocious, picked up the knight's script. Although he was lying down and pretending to be dead, he could still be regarded as a warrior if he could withstand such a demonic sound.
The knight who was supposed to be a brave and resolute knight took the princess's script. Su Mo tried hard to reduce his sense of existence and acted like a vase, not trying to attract the princess's attention until she had enjoyed herself.
Fortunately, Her Royal Highness does not seem to be interested in torturing a dead dog that cannot resist.
Of course, it's also possible that she was thirsty.
After about ten minutes, her speaking speed finally slowed down. Although she did not mean to stop immediately, the anger in her words seemed to have dissipated a lot.
After realizing this, Su Mo made a keen judgment that Xia Mi only needed to go down one step now.
In order to prevent the flames of war from burning back to Fenrir.
It was also because Fenrir was so pitiful to see.
Su Mo thought for a while and took the initiative to speak.
"Don't be too angry. Although he is a little stupid, he is still thinking about you."
"You also know that his brain is not working well, but the reason why it mentioned that is not to protect you?"
What should I do if my child is stupid?
There is no other way but to resolve it with love.
At least Fenrir has absolutely no bad intentions.
"Hmph! Don't pretend to be a good person here. Aren't you the one who was going to ask more questions before? This guy is not very smart. What if he meets a bad guy again!"
Xia Mi turned his head and snorted slightly, expressing his dissatisfaction.
Su Mo noticed that her tone was indeed much softer.
It seems that this trick is indeed effective.
After all, they were all twins, although Fenrir was indeed incredibly stupid, and his words "I forgive my sister" were so stupid that Su Mo even doubted his life at the time.
But after all, blood is thicker than water, and a scolding will be enough.
In any case, Fenrir is just a little stupid, and it's not a big mistake.
Thinking of this, Su Mo continued.
"Although I asked curiously at that time, didn't he say nothing?"
"It shows that he still keeps the agreement he made with you in mind. No matter how stupid he is, he won't really say anything that he shouldn't say."
"Actually, even if you don't show up, he won't reveal any secrets. You should trust him in this place."
have to say.
Su Mo's upgraded LV3 level of persuasion still has something to offer.
Although conflicts and contradictions that are too strong cannot be resolved.
But if it has a certain factual basis, it is not a problem to combine it into a powerful and persuasive argument.
Even Xia Mi, after hearing what he said and thinking about it, felt that it was indeed the case.
When Su Mo asked before.
Fenrir's first reaction was to refuse to answer.
Even if Su Mo resorted to threats, Fenrir still did not speak out and said that he would never speak ill of his sister under any circumstances.
Although he quickly said, "Sister looks terrible when she is angry."
But in his mind, this sentence is probably not a bad word but the truth.
If you think about it this way, although you are still a little angry, it seems that you don't need to be too angry.
Think of this.
The slightly scary aura around Xia Mi completely disappeared.
She gently patted the head of the giant dragon that was pretending to be dead.
"Stop pretending to be dead! You'll pass this time. But next time, don't let me hear you accidentally say something you shouldn't say."
After this warning ended, the storm was over for the time being.
I noticed that Xia Mi's tone really softened.
Fenrir did not immediately poke his head out.
Instead, he peeked at Xia Mi in front of him through the slits of his huge claws.
Although he was not thinking well, he did not forget that he was deceived and then slapped by his sister.
Seeing how timid and energetic he looked, Xia Mi raised his forehead slightly, not knowing whether to be angry or laugh.
At this time, it was Su Mo's turn to smooth things over between the two parties.
Su Mo said to Fenrir:
"Don't worry, your sister has really calmed down this time."
Hearing what Su Mo said, Fenrir hesitantly removed his paw out of trust that Su Mo had just rescued him.
Seeing that Xia Mi did not continue to be angry or yell at him, Fenrir breathed a sigh of relief and cast a grateful look at Su Mo.
He probably couldn't understand the meaning of Su Mo's words just now.
But he also understood that it was after Su Mo said something that his sister finally calmed down.
Suddenly, the status of this good friend continued to rise in his heart, becoming a knight-like existence that could protect him in front of his sister, the Great Demon King.
——In his mind, what he got was probably a princess script, well, the dragon princess.
"Sister, are you really not angry anymore? Do you want to eat potato chips?"
The giant dragon cautiously poked his head over, made final confirmation, and even pulled out a bag of potato chips from the treasure, as if he wanted to use this to please Xia Mi.
"Don't eat! I'm so angry with you."
Xia Mi pushed away the potato chips with a look of disgust. She wouldn't snatch a child's snacks.
Although her tone was still a bit rude, Fenrir, who was familiar with her, was sure from this disgusting push that his sister was really not angry.
He suddenly became very happy and moved his head in a flattering manner.
"Sister, please don't be angry, okay? I actually know how to keep secrets. Apart from being afraid of pain, I haven't actually told anyone about the things I agreed with my sister! For example, sister, you used to be a crybaby, etc. You must not say anything.
I never told anyone about it——"
Halfway through his flattering words, he stopped abruptly.
The air in the entire cave, including Fenrir's mouth, suddenly froze.
This is not a metaphor, but a realistic description.
A bone-chilling coldness enveloped the entire cave, making the air condense.
The storm started again.
The invisible realm arrived the moment Fenrir said the words "crybaby".
——Yan Ling·Ice Emperor!
As for the user of the word spirit, there is no other choice except Xia Mi, who is completely ashamed.
This chapter has been completed!