After seeing his two animal companions, Lin Hai stepped towards the goblin tribe, and he planned to do something.
Use Chinese characters to carve words on a stone tablet, and imprint the two Druids' practice methods on one side.
Little Tina has reached the point where she can practice cultivation, but her three views cannot be established here.
This tribe is too small, but his vision of the future is so big that it can be said to be arrogant.
He never planned to stay here all his life, nor did he plan to farm here forever.
The purpose of farming is to make yourself strong enough to not be afraid of anyone.
But true strength often comes from fighting. Without experiencing life and death, there is no way to achieve sublimation.
If you don't experience battle, how can you know your own shortcomings? If you don't experience war, how can you know the beauty of peace.
After Tina and Haoyue enter cultivation, he will take them to other places to see other tribes and other creatures.
Instead of letting their eyes only focus on this small place.
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boom--
A thunderbolt exploded, and the goblins in the tribe were blown away. They felt that their ears were a little deaf.
When the goblins arrived, the objects shrouded in smoke were finally revealed.
It was a stone tablet nearly two people tall. It was gray in color and made of fine material. It was as thick as two goblins. It also had familiar things written on it.
"Is this a gift from God?"
"Yes, this must be a gift from God."
"Ahhh!"
"God of Thunder!!"
The goblins fell into narcissism and began to look around at the God of Thunder. They had no idea what was written on the stone tablet.
Lin Hai, who was paying attention here, twitched his mouth. Fortunately, he did not regard these goblins as the future of the tribe, otherwise the tribe would have no future.
These stupid goblins.
After the storm passed and the God of Thunder did not appear, the goblins cheered for the God of Thunder and then each went to their original places.
After all the goblins dispersed, the slow tree elder came over and looked carefully at the Druid inheritance above with his eyes lowered.
He lowered his eyes and thought for a moment, taking in the introductions of the two inheritances. Although this was not suitable for the growth of the tree spirit, some of the key points in it were of great help to the growth of the tree spirit.
After Elder Shu left, Tina, who was watching from the sidelines, ran over in a hurry, looked at the familiar fonts on it, and read out each word.
"Woodland Druid, good at magic and..."
On the other side of the stone tablet, the confused time traveler Haoyue looked at the words on it, and a feeling of confusion appeared in his heart.
It was a familiar thing, but he couldn't figure out whether this druid was a goblin profession.
Some people wonder if his brain has been damaged in the past few years, and sometimes even wonder if his memory has been modified.
He carefully read the introduction to the Druid above, thoughts swirling in his mind, and he always felt like there was a pair of eyes behind him.
As he became more and more familiar with these things, he began to speculate more and more about the God of Thunder. However, under the temptation of extraordinary power, he decisively chose a profession.
"A wild druid can transform into a beast..."
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The next day, Haoyue woke up from his drowsiness and felt very thirsty. He touched his forehead and felt a little hot.
What happened last night? Haoyue looked confused. Why could he not remember clearly?
He patted his somewhat groggy head, but he caught a bulging thing.
"Uh-huh?"
The little goblin's eyes widened and he looked up with white eyes. What's on my forehead?
Both hands moved together, and two small protrusions were as big as knuckles, each occupying one end of his forehead, and took root at the edge of the thin hair.
'what happened?'
'what?'
'Parasite?'
'Mutant beast?'
'Or am I growing horns?'
The dazed little gnome secretly covered his forehead, praying in his heart to let the little gnome in the same room sleep a little longer.
He rummaged through the mess and found a piece of tattered linen cloth. As if he had found a treasure, he hurriedly wrapped it around his head.
"Ahhh..." A dazed little goblin woke up and asked him what he was doing.
"No...ah..." Haoyue said with a dry smile, revealing a head that was wrapped in brown linen cloth from the forehead up.
He sneaked out and looked at the early morning sunshine. The adult goblins had already started working.
He avoided those goblins who were very tall to him and trotted all the way to the foot of the stone monument.
He remembered that after he went back last night, he tried to practice as recorded on the stone tablet.
Then, he seemed to succeed?
When he ran to the foot of the stone monument with his short legs, there must be a figure there.
That was Tina, the most human-like goblin Haoyue found among the goblins.
Although it's not as cute or cute as most human children, at least it's not ugly.
A few dozen meters away, he seemed to hear Tina mumbling something. When he got closer, his face darkened.
It turned out that she was reading the words on the stone tablet. Is this a top student? Haoyue only felt ashamed.
Primitive people worked so hard, don't they feel ashamed when they become modern people?
"Hey, little goblin, why is there a piece of cloth wrapped around your forehead?" Tina looked at the approaching little goblin and said something in Chinese smoothly.
Haoyue was holding back and didn't dare to say anything. He set his own character as an ordinary student with mid-range grades.
He is not a scumbag or a top student, but being unable to withstand these things is something he is very familiar with. He knows how to control points.
"Ahhhh..."
"Ah ah ah ah ah."
What was originally a good conversation in Chinese turned into a conversation in Goblin.
After several conversations, Tina felt that this little goblin was particularly pleasing to the eye. Those goblins were either afraid of being beaten by her or afraid of being beaten by her, and none of them liked to play with her.
She was very scared when she saw her, but she didn't expect that this little goblin was not afraid of her, which made her a little interested.
Then she rolled her eyes and had a plan in mind.
"Ahhh, ahhhh." Tina whispered, she planned to go see Chiyan's cub.
"Ah, ah..." Haoyue hesitated a little, feeling that this was not a good idea. This little girl had a pretty bad reputation. She was quite good at catching rats and rabbits out of bird's nests.
"Ah, ah ah." Tina curled her lips and said that Haoyue was a coward.
"...Haha..." Haoyue let out a classic laugh, not smiling but smiling.
Although Tina knew it was a smile, she was keen enough to sense a different meaning.
"What are you talking about?" Tina grabbed Haoyue and narrowed her eyes slightly, looking like she exuded a dangerous aura.
"I forgot, you are still young and can't understand such a long speech."
"But it doesn't matter. I'm not in a good mood and I plan to beat you up. What do you think?"
Tina had a smile on her face and her tone was very calm. If someone didn't know better, they would think she was chatting with someone.
"Hiss..." Haoyue took a breath of cold air, this, this girl, actually lifted him up.