Bedivere was woken up at six o'clock the next morning.
When Patriarch Tutan handed the magic bow [Nale Fire] to Bediwell, Bedi was shocked: "Return this to me, is there really no problem?"
"Don't you call yourself a [pacifist]?" Elephant Man sneered, "You are here for peace, so you won't use this bow against my people. Just take it, in the Everglades
Warcraft is rampant, you need it."
Bedivere took over his weapon with complicated emotions. He never thought that he would be so trusted.
"Al, I will ask you to take care of the evil star." Bedi said, looking at the tiger boy who was still sleeping soundly on the bed, he immediately shook his head and sighed.
"Follow me." An elephant man came over. Bedi saw this young elephant man and vaguely felt that he had smelled his scent somewhere before...
"This is Paphos, the herbalist. He is responsible for taking you to collect herbs." Tutan sneered. Although Bediwell didn't know why Tutan was laughing for the time being, he knew that he would figure it out soon.
"Well. It's too tender. It will die." The herbalist looked at Bedivere, and his words were harsh and merciless.
Bedivere frowned: Pafu, a rude and rude guy, said that people would die as soon as they met. What a crow!
"Go ahead." Tutan urged, "If you miss the time for the monster to sleep, it will be difficult to come back alive."
There are also limited hours for people to collect herbs in the Everglades. From 6 to 8 a.m., when the monsters in the swamp are least active, you can go to collect herbs and come back alive.
Many greedy Elephant Men once forgot the time when gathering medicine, and were eaten alive by swarming monsters until no bones were left. Strictly observing time is the only way to survive in the Everglades.
After Bedi and others set off, the tiger man boy Albert slowly got up and looked at Chief Pafo.
"Do you really want to go?"
"...I have to go." Albert seemed to have made up his mind, "I want to prove to you that I can also create value for you. I have no home to go back to. If I
If I can prove my worth to you, please let me stay here."
"Boy... you said the same thing as my son." Pav said in a low voice, "But that wimp was finally eaten by a monster in the Everglades... Just work hard and survive."
If you come down, I can let you stay here."
This is not what he really wanted to say. However, Patriarch Pafu could not say such words as "You don't have to work so hard, please don't take risks." He had never said such words to his own son, and it was even less possible for him to say such words to his son.
Someone else's son said this.
In the swamp, two figures are walking quietly. Even if the monsters are asleep, it does not mean that there is no danger here. An inadvertent move may wake up the monsters lurking at the bottom of the swamp, and they will swarm in groups.
Come to have breakfast.
Bedi moved slowly, startled, and Puff beside him also walked steadily on each raised hill in the Everglades. Trying not to get close to dangerous waters is the only way to survive in this swamp.
in principle.
In order to relieve the tense atmosphere, Bedivere started chatting with the Elephant Man Herbalist. Of course, he kept his voice as low as possible: "Mr. Paver, where did we meet?"
"No." Pavlo also whispered. He didn't seem to need to deliberately lower his voice. He was a taciturn person. When he had to speak, his voice was extremely low and empty.
"...But, your smell--" Bedivere trusted his nose, and the smell he remembered was absolutely correct.
After being reminded by Bedivere, Pavor said: "Dad. Rome."
After being told this, Bedivere did remember it.
The Elephant Apothecary Lai Pav was the envoy sent by the orcs to Rome. He once had a duel with Arthur and the others, but was defeated by Kay. Finally, he was defeated by Palamidi during the night raid to rob Bediville.
The guy whom Si betrayed and killed.
Being able to fight Kai with his life, Papho the Elephant Man was a hero. Unfortunately, he ended up dying at the hands of his companions. Paramedis, who went back to report at that time, pushed everything away.
Er Jing said that Arthur and the others killed everyone else in the envoy.
Wait a minute. Papho's son?! In front of Bediwell?! Could this guy be resentful and seek revenge at a time like this?
He is now Bediwell's guide in the Everglades. If he had evil intentions and wanted to frame Bedi and guide Bedi to death, wouldn't Bediville escape a narrow escape?!
Thinking like this, the werewolf boy couldn't help but become scared. He tentatively asked: "I'm sorry about your father."
"Yeah." Herbalist Pafo just snorted in reply, which made Bedivere even more uneasy.
"It's passed." He said, looking at the platform opposite. There was a section of water in the middle that had to be crossed, which seemed to be dangerous.
He walked slowly by himself and passed as if nothing had happened.
The werewolf boy also learned to slowly swim away in the water, but after all, he was not an Elephant, and he did not have that burly figure. When he walked into the seemingly shallow water, he realized that his whole body was almost submerged in the water.
Only one head is left above the water!
His feet were soaked in the sticky mud, and the area above his feet was also soaked in the water. Of course, it felt extremely disgusting. But the thing that sent chills down Bedivere's spine the most was the feeling of being furry to the touch.
That kind of touch touched his lower body, sometimes stroking his tail, and sometimes swimming beside his thighs.
Bedi knew there was something in this dark pool of stagnant water. He panicked and almost wanted to scream and run to the platform in front of him.
However, Pafo raised his hand to stop Bedivere: "Don't move."
Bedivere had no more doctrines in his heart. He didn't know whether he should believe in Pavor or make his own decision and run forward. It was only five yards away from the shore, and he should be able to escape if he tried to run. But, that thing in the water
Will you really let him run away?!
Braving a cold sweat, Bedivere tried his best to suppress his panic and stood motionless.
After about five minutes, the feeling of being touched by that thing began to disappear, and Pavlo also put down his hand: "Follow me."
Bedi finally landed safely. He couldn't help but curiously asked: "What was that thing just now?"
"Carrion jellyfish." Puff replied briefly.
Bedivere was secretly glad that he believed the Elephant Man's words. Bedivere had also heard of dangerous creatures like carrion jellyfish. These things specifically attack living creatures in the water, stinging living creatures with their highly toxic tentacles.
After death, it then parasitizes on the dead body and continuously absorbs its nutrients.
Since this kind of jellyfish can only detect moving objects in the water, the most correct thing to do when encountering this kind of jellyfish is to stand still. This is the same as pretending to be dead in the water when encountering a shark.
On the other hand, if Bedivere runs to the shore, he will be stung by the jellyfish's tentacles before he can take the first step, and he will be poisoned and die immediately! He, a mere werewolf boy, will definitely die if he wants to compete with the creatures in the water!
Pafo is indeed a herbalist who lives in the Everglades, and he knows how to survive in this terrible swamp.
Bedivere didn't know whether Pavor still held a grudge. But he knew that Pavor was a professional and would not affect the progress of the mission because of personal feelings.
The werewolf boy took a deep breath, gained courage, shook off the doubts in his heart, and quickly followed his guide.