Ancient elf as husband

The morning fog was misty, like thousands of white gauze hanging in the air waiting to be dyed. The shadows of a group of people and horses were getting thicker, and a huge lizard parted the clouds and mist to see the light.

The lizard is grey-brown all over, and its skin is full of bumps and bumps like a toad. There are a lot of packages tied to it. It lies on the ground and staggers, with its legs stretched out.

They were not small in size, with a few huge lizards leading the way, and a large number of cattle and sheep being driven behind them. Everyone had a smile of wanton satisfaction on their faces, and it was obvious that they had gained a lot.

The lizard at the end of the team had a rectangular object tied to its back, wrapped in animal skin, and looked inexplicably like a coffin.

The morning breeze blew by, and a corner of the animal skin that was not covered tightly lifted up, revealing crystals that were not very pure!

In the white crystal, the girl crossed her hands on her chest and closed her eyes tightly on her slightly pale face. Her time seemed to have been pressed on the pause button, and a few strands of flying hair were frozen in the air.

A handsome man with a strong body walking in front jumped on the lizard's back twice and came to her.

Harunzoro touched her cheek through the crystal with a face filled with fascination, "What a beautiful princess."

The lizard turned back, its round pupils showed concern in a humanistic way, and said in human words: "Harun, you worked hard to steal this elf cub, aren't you afraid that the extremely powerful vine elf will come?"

Harunzolo was confident and said disdainfully: "We sealed her with spit and buried her underground. If the elf had a way to find her, he would have taken her away long ago. How come it is our turn to dig her out and take her away?" Walk."

The lizard sighed: "I hope so..."

The Sand Lizard Tribe is not a small one and is naturally well-informed, unlike a small tribe like Yeyan who has never seen the world and is timid in everything they do.

They are a tribe that has even killed elf cubs. Regarding the smuggling of elf cubs, many people are as arrogant as Harunzoro, otherwise he would not have collected so much saliva.

Froude waved his hand indifferently: "Harm, so what if the elf comes to find us? We can pretend to be the savior of this elf cub, and maybe we can also ask for benefits from the elves. Think about it, the benefits of the elves How precious.”

Several men nodded in agreement, still in a happy mood.

They discovered Jasmine's plan when they reviewed the situation last night, and Haronzoro immediately thought of this method.

Jasmine threw people into the river upstream, and they responded below.

The saliva spit by these sand lizards will condense into crystals, just like gelatine tablets added to the water. After being exposed to cold for a long time, it will condense into clumps. In addition, a small amount of their venom has the ability to temporarily paralyze and shock people, which is even better. It is convenient for them to seal it up so that they can take the person away without anyone noticing.

When Molix couldn't find anyone, he would come back to punish the poor people who did things poorly. However, they were just travelers and had not promised Molix anything. As long as they hid quickly enough, they would naturally not be caught. Molix was accidentally injured.

There happened to be riots in the tribe, and no one could take care of them. Taking advantage of the chaos was a good opportunity to move all the prey. Once the Molix vine wall was withdrawn, they could get away with it.

Seeing that her face was getting paler and paler, Harunzolo couldn't help frowning: "She can't hold it anymore. We need to break the clot to prevent her from suffocating to death."

The men looked at him with ambiguous eyes and booed him: "It's still our Harunzolo who cherishes her beauty."

Harunzoro did not refute, but admitted frankly: "We have already climbed two mountains. The elf probably won't come back. Let's do it."