Chapter 47 Chapter Forty-Six

"Welcome." D stretched out his hand and held each other's scaly arm tightly, "It's a pity that I met you under such circumstances." "The water elves lived and died here." Cetus laughed. "For us, there is no better place to reunite than the battlefield." "Apologize to Her Majesty the Queen for me." D nodded slightly at the other party and lowered his eyes, "Now that I have come to this point, I am ashamed of my trust in her." "Sir, you are harsh. She has already seen everything." When Wendini was mentioned, a soft expression appeared on Setus's face, which did not match his resolute facial contours.He opened his mouth softly and added, "Otherwise I wouldn't be here now."

"It was Wendini's instruction that you brought the troops here?" D confirmed his guess, with uncontrollable joy floating on his brows, "Then we finally have hope." I looked at him puzzled.The overwhelming dense fog obscured my sight. Over his shoulder, I couldn't see the mountains and fields further away, but I could hear the uniform marching through the misty water vapor not very far away. The sound of footsteps hitting the slippery grass.The pursuers of the Land of Evergreens are at hand.I can even feel that even Lotbar next to me is holding his breath nervously.I don't understand how D can still laugh at this critical moment.

"Miss Odell, no matter what your wish is at this moment, you have the support of all the water elves behind you." Setus nodded to me, and explained, "A mermaid warrior will not only advance, but also die. Back off and never fail. I don't mean to be arrogant, but you now have the best army in the world." "Then can you defeat the Kingdom of Evergreen? Defeat Hiss?" I opened my eyes wide. In the "country under the waves" where the mermaid is located, I have personally experienced fighting in the amphitheatre, and I know what the other party said is true.Cetus' power is comparable to D's.If the merfolk soldiers he brought with him were half as brave as he was (and I won't deny that), that would be exciting enough in itself.

"The two elements 'water' and 'wind' seem to be compatible, but they are incompatible with each other." Saitus said, "Since the existence of this continent, there have been wars between the two races, large and small. In the Demon Realm of the Elves, only we are most familiar with the tricks of birds. I cannot guarantee an absolute victory in this war, but we will not lose." "Please." A voice that had been silent for a long time suddenly sounded, "What are you talking about?" I turned my head and saw Lotbar looking at us blankly. He first looked at the shell-shaped armor on Cetus, smacked his lips, then looked up and down the two-handed epee that D had just received from a mermaid warrior, gasped, and finally locked his eyes on my face.

"If I'm not mistaken about the situation, is it time to start a war?" He scratched his head, although the expression on his face was obviously much more tense than before, but he still didn't know what to say, "Then I'm one of you A hostage, or a prisoner of war?" He narrowed his eyes. "No, you are our friend." I couldn't help but grabbed his hand, "You have to help us win this battle." "Then give me a reason." He looked down at the hand I was holding, but didn't shake it off.Then he looked up at me and added, "Be nice. Because I don't see why I'm helping you guys with my brother."

I froze.I have no reason.How do I explain to him that I just don't want Vera's prophecy to come true, that is, he and Hiss will rule the Three Realms together, or simply tell him, do you know that I am actually the same person as you!Wonderful!What a surprise that would be!Believe me, even though I've come all the way with Lady Luck in my arms, I'm still not so optimistic.I couldn't open my mouth, because no one except D would believe a single word I said. The new Lotbal is nothing like the old one, he has no memory of the past (especially ours).If there's anything similar between the two of them, it's that these two guys are equally blunt.

When I think about it, he proves it more and more. "Even if I really want to help you, I can't help you. What can I do here?" Lotbar shrugged and continued, "You already have an army of mermaids. I can't see clearly because of the fog, but listen There are thousands of people at least." He glanced at the mermaid army arranged in a neat square behind Setus. "And I guess this guy is good at wielding a sword." He glanced at D again, "Even this weak-looking lady kidnapper is three times stronger than me. What are you going to ask me to do? Make tea? Say something Come back, do you have milk and sugar here?"

In the dense fog, the enemy got closer step by step.Setus frowned tightly, and he clenched the trident in his hand. D rolled his eyes.Obviously, no one here is ready to answer this stupid guy.I sighed, I brought him, I thought, so I can only take care of him.But just as I was about to bite the bullet and speak, I was interrupted by something. With the sudden cold wind blowing in my ears, a fast arrow pierced through the dense fog, and swooped down to the ground like a swift peregrine falcon high in the sky!Oh no, it penetrates a human body before it touches the ground! Lotbar's body.No luck.To any of us.

Fortunately, I was still holding his hand.The only thing I could do right now was to pull him hard behind me. Oh no, then I have no protection in front of me.Don't stab in the face!Don't stab the heart!I silently prayed to Satan from the bottom of my heart, and at that moment, the sharp arrow whizzed and whirled towards me, and the cold wind it brought hurt my face. I just had time to close my eyes. Has the enemy already begun to attack?So fast? I hear something.It was as if something had suddenly stopped the arrow's fatal fall.Then there are voices. "The other party wants to negotiate." I recognized the voice of Setus.I open my eyes.

My prayers worked, and that damned arrow didn't go through my face or my heart.It didn't go through any part of my body.Setus caught the arrow in the air with his gloved hand, and immediately unfolded the letter attached to the tail of the arrow. "Negotiations are not conducted on one side alone," Setus continued. "We have a tradition of exchanging envoys." "I'll go." D said immediately. "You can't go. You are the commander." Cetus shook his head. "It's dangerous because the birds don't keep their promises. I can send a commander..."

"Let me go." I didn't know where the courage came from, I shook off Lotbar's hand and took a step forward, "This is between me and him. Please let me face him."