Ada's hand stopped in mid-air.

After a few seconds, she sighed in disappointment and put down her finger.

"Oh, you are so boring," the lady in the cloak said helplessly, "just as boring as Mindis's dead fish eyes."

"So is this true?" Thales took a deep breath and said in a deep voice, "The enemy is very strong?"

"Tch." Ada was as active as ever. She shrugged exaggeratedly and spread her hands to show her relaxed and indifferent attitude.

The elf pointed his fingers together and fanned himself: "What's so powerful about a guy who hides his head and shows his tail?"

"As for you, stop worrying about adults' affairs," Ada said while fanning strangely in the cold weather: "Besides, as a prince, you will grow up sooner or later, and you can't always be protected by me.

."

Thales lowered his head.

"Don't think too much," Ada's voice slowly dropped, and her 'fanning' hand slowly lowered her hand:

"This time, I will give you a test."

At that moment, Thales felt a little sad.

It's like something is blocking my chest.

"I understand," he held Little Slippery's hand and choked with sobs: "Then let's go first and wait for you to catch up."

You've already gotten used to it, right?

Ada's lowered tone rose again:

"Let's go quickly. Turn this corner and you'll see Xichi Avenue going forward. Beyond the avenue is the blockade - although I don't recommend that you go to those patrols. I don't know what their attitude is..."

"If that doesn't work, hide for a while. Others are looking for you, and they will pay special attention to children... If you meet Rolf or the boys like Wyatt, you will be safe..."

"As for me..." Ada paused imperceptibly:

"I'll be here soon."

Thales lowered his head and said nothing.

The next second, he seemed to have made up his mind, and trotted forward while pulling his stupid little head.

But Thales suddenly stopped.

Ada, who looked at his back, tilted her head, seeming a little strange.

"Hey, Ada," Thales turned around with difficulty: "I know you may not like me asking this, but I really want to find out..."

Ada crossed her arms.

"Excuse me, are you..."

Thales took a deep breath and said solemnly: "Are you the queen of Oath Keeper Midir IV? Are you one of my great-great... great-grandmothers?"

As soon as these words came out, even the distracted little Huitou couldn't help but raise his head.

silence.

Ada's face was unrecognizable under the cloak.

After a few seconds, the elf guard sighed.

"Hey, brat," Ada raised her head, allowing Thales to see her unusually delicate and smooth white chin, and she said calmly:

"Stop meddling in your elders' affairs."

Thales was slightly startled.

Immediately, he pursed his lips and showed an ugly smile.

The next moment, Thales grabbed the little slicker, trotted away without looking back, and disappeared around the corner.

Ada watched Thales disappear before her eyes, and then breathed out a deep breath.

But she immediately turned her head and trembled all over her body!

coming.

Ada's vigilance was instantly raised to the highest level.

Her eyes swept across the empty streets, from street corners to rooftops, alleys to low walls, not missing a single step.

It's really bad.

The tingling and numbness coming from her skin told her that the other party was a ruthless person.

How long has it been since you encountered such a powerful enemy?

When fighting with Keira on the top of Yemang Mountain?

"Come out," Ada said calmly, "I feel you."

Footsteps sounded.

A tall figure appeared from around the corner and was exposed in front of her.

Ada's pupils narrowed.

"It's you," the elf breathed out, his words full of sarcasm and disdain: "Tavern owner."

Kaslan looked at Ada calmly.

"I heard that you are a senior member of the Hand-Blade Guard," Ada snorted, emphasizing on 'seniority': "'Shaking the Earth,' right?"

"Although you are wearing a cloak, I can tell that you are an elf," Kaslan said slowly, with a heavy and ruthless voice: "As an immortal, in terms of qualifications, you must be more qualified than me."

Ada was immediately speechless.

She let out a breath of displeasure and drew out her exquisite scimitar.

"I heard that you were the one who killed the 'Human Slayer' Xila Anlei?" Ada said nonchalantly: "You are very strong."

"That was the battle I'm most proud of," Kaslan nodded, walking closer and closer:

"Of course, part of the honor must be attributed to this thing..."

The old man's figure was completely revealed from around the corner, with a long stick trailing in his hand.

No.

Ada frowned.

That's not a stick.

"This is my former comrade-in-arms and partner."

"Xila An Lei died under it," Kaslan raised the weapon in his hand, showed its dark and ferocious spear head, and said slowly:

"Soul-killing Spear."

Ada was stunned.

kill……

Soul-killing...

The elf slapped his face.

The next second, she showed an ugly smile.

he.

mom.

of.

Ada took a deep breath, put her hands on her hips, and assumed what she thought was the most relaxed and comfortable posture.

"Oh oh..."

"Speaking of the Dark Thunder Tribe inherited from ancient times, in the past, it was a powerful tribe that was qualified to compete for the throne." The elf squinted her eyes and chuckled uncomfortably. As the old man approached, she unconsciously pulled

Fighting posture: "It's not easy for you."

"You seem to have a lot of experience with orcs?" Kaslan said solemnly, and his pace began to slow down.

"Dark Thunder Tribe? Of course."

Ada waved her scimitar and made an indifferent gesture.

"When my father led troops to help humans fight, the first tribe he encountered was Dark Thunder." The elf snorted softly: "Father chopped off their heads..."

"...just like chopping vegetables!" I saw Ada quickly swinging four knives into the air, and kept saying words:

"Bah, bah, bah, two with one knife!"

Kaslan stopped and narrowed his eyes to watch the elf's sword swing.

He slowly turned the spear in his hand.

"Hey, I'm not lying!" the elf said carelessly, while carefully observing the other person's posture and breathing.

Well, I didn't lie.
To be continued...