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Chapter 84 The Stone Ruins, Dark Elves

Red Shield helped arrange a tent, and Dorothy and the other two stayed there.

After delivering the person, Fisher returned to her own camp, having completed her mission.

Although she said those monster corpses were small change, there was actually the remains of a rotten tree spirit among them.

Although Dorothy took some of the remains with her, many fragments remained in the original location.

They can be collected and sold for a good price.

As for Dorothy collecting the remains of the Tree Spirit, it was Leona who asked her to do it, saying that she could take them back and have Leon help her make a better staff.

The three of them were now crammed into the tent.

Elor lay on the made-up bed, looking exhausted.

Leonce took off the pendant and was looking to see if it could be repaired.

Although Dorothy held the magic book in her hand, she wasn't reading it at all; instead, she was calculating the time.

Ailor rolled over, a little bored. "Dorothy, what are we going to do after seeing the Dark Elves?"

Dorothy snapped the spellbook shut.

"Good question!"

She got up and stretched her body a little.

"The main mission of this trip was to assist Kane in finding the guy causing trouble in Apprentice City, but of course we all know what the real purpose is."

"But now Kane has abandoned us and is going to go it alone. We don't know where he is. So the mission can actually end here. We can take this message back, and even if the academy holds us accountable, they won't be able to trace it back to us."

"So my idea is to go back in a month."

"Take this month to relax and rest."

"Then go back and turn in the quest, that's it."

Dorothy spread her hands, very casually.

She looked very relaxed at this moment, and the upward curve of her lips showed that Dorothy was in a good mood.

Of course it's good.

Dorothy knew that when she returned to the City of Apprentices, she would become a noble mage!

Elor's lips twitched.

"Then let's just ignore Kane."

Dorothy hopped over to the bed, crouched down, and looked at Elor, who was lying on the covers.

"It's always 'Kane, Kane,' what's wrong? Got a crush on him?"

"Then I'll be jealous." Dorothy squeezed her eyes, trying to squeeze out a couple of tears to show that she was very sad, but unfortunately she didn't have that talent.

After squeezing around for a while, I ended up laughing out loud.

Elor pointed a finger at Dorothy's forehead.

"You! I've never even met this Kane, and you're already interested in him? How can you make such a connection? I think it's you who's interested in him!"

"You little rascal, I won't allow it. If you have someone you like, you have to tell me so I can let you see them first."

As she spoke, Elor sat up and pinched Dorothy's cheeks with both hands.

At the same time, I was amazed.

Your skin is so beautiful! And it feels so soft and tender, I couldn't put it down after just one touch!

Dorothy's lips twitched.

"Sorry, I'm not interested in men."

"..." Elor, who was rubbing Dorothy's face, froze. She could only rub Dorothy's face again.

"That's complete nonsense."

After saying that, she released Dorothy's face, lay back down, and buried her face in the pillow.

Dorothy shrugged; she was telling the truth.

Leonse sat to the side, blinking her beautiful eyes, staring straight at Dorothy.

She seemed to be thinking about something.

Just as Dorothy was about to continue reading, Leons suddenly asked, "Dorothy, are you interested in the title?"

Dorothy tilted her head slightly: "A title? Not really interested."

"Oh? Why? Many people really want to become nobles." Leons was surprised by Dorothy's answer.

Dorothy simply said, "Because position means responsibility, and I don't think I'm up to the task."

"Responsibility..." Leonce's eyes widened slightly.

She had a new impression of Dorothy.

The two did not continue the topic, but while Dorothy was reading, she kept feeling that Leona was glancing at her intentionally or unintentionally.

……

Ten days passed quickly.

Basic Elemental Magic LV23 (1/230)

Dorothy had just finished allocating her attribute points when Red Shield showed up.

"The dark elves have sent a message urging us to trade. We can head to the trading location now. Would you like to come along?"

"Yes!" Dorothy exclaimed excitedly when she heard that she was finally going to see the Dark Elves.

"Alright, let's go then."

At this time, ten wagons had been prepared in the camp, each with its wheels deeply embedded in the mud, indicating that it was full of goods.

Red Shield rode at the very front, riding a camel, and signaled the caravan to set off.

Dorothy sat cross-legged on the truck, gripping her ankles excitedly and swaying back and forth.

Elor and Lyons sat behind Dorothy. They looked at the excited Dorothy, exchanged a glance, and then shook their heads.

They clearly didn't understand what excited Dorothy.

Under the protection of the red shields, the convoy slowly drove into the depths of the forest.

Around noon, the convoy stopped in front of a giant rock ruin.

Leonse looked at the building in front of her, which was made of huge rocks pieced together, with all kinds of vines and green plants climbing all over the giant rocks.

"This architectural style doesn't seem like that of elves; it's more like that of dwarves."

Then she looked up and observed.

Apart from a low hill that can be vaguely seen in the distance, there is nothing else around that can be called a mountain.

While Red Shield and his men began unloading the cargo, Leona swept away the fallen leaves on the ground with her feet and observed the ground.

"There don't seem to be any mineral veins or anything like that nearby... Why would the dwarves build structures here, and why is it abandoned and occupied by dark elves?"

Dorothy put her hands behind her head.

She didn't care about any of that and casually remarked, "Who knows? Maybe the dwarves dug their way here. Don't they love digging holes everywhere?"

Upon hearing this, Elor immediately retorted, "If those dwarves in the academy heard what you said, they would definitely cause you trouble three times a day."

Leonce simply shook her head: "I don't think it will happen that many times. After all, they might have caused trouble for Dorothy once in the morning, and then they would go drinking to vent their emotions and sleep until the next day."

"I think they'll go find you two before I do," Dorothy said, somewhat exasperated.

While the three were chatting, they suddenly heard footsteps coming from the direction of the megalithic ruins.

Everyone fell silent.

Da da da.

The footsteps grew closer.

Then, under Dorothy's expectant gaze, a group of tall figures emerged from the ruins.

There were twelve people in total, each wearing light leather armor, with black skin, black hair, and blood-red eyes.

A cold and aloof dark elf!

"Um?"

But Dorothy paused for a moment when she saw the dark elf walking at the front.

Because the other dark elves all showed their faces, and were tall, both male and female, but each was about 1.8 meters tall.

The one walking at the very front, wearing a cloak that covered his face, was less than 1.5 meters tall, two heads shorter than the other dark elves. Dorothy was willing to bet that the other person was shorter than her!