I was an apprentice in Ferren

Chapter 158: Vengeance

"Help me pull this kid up, he doesn't sleep well!" Yuehua's voice trembled slightly, but it was more like she felt guilty than fearful.

The Sun Elf didn't think too much about it. Her meditation had been interrupted, and she wasn't in a good state. Just as she was about to step forward, Moonflower spoke again: "Wait, close your eyes first."

Somewhat confused, Cui Xing obeyed the order. She only felt a gust of wind before hearing Yue Hua speak again: "Alright, pull this kid up."

The sun elf opened her eyes and found the princess huddled to one side, covered by a thin elven blanket, while DuPont, having lost his support, lay there casually, his trousers thrown aside at some point, and he still carried a faint scent that she had just smelled.

"His pants were soaked with sweat, and I wanted to use magic to help him take them off so he wouldn't get sick, but this guy just wouldn't listen," Moonflower said in a low voice. "Pull him up, it's so hot here, I'll change my clothes."

Although she didn't know where the heat came from at night, the Sun Elf couldn't say anything. She had already realized that things were definitely not as simple as the princess had said, but what could she say as a subordinate at this moment?
It's better to play dumb and pretend you know nothing; the awkwardness will pass quickly.
But deep down, the Sun Elf still had some inexplicable emotions.

While it's not exactly big news that the elven nobles are known for their dissolute lifestyles—after all, their own gods don't have clearly defined genders, and they indulge in all sorts of pleasure-seeking activities—even the Moonflower Queen, who has 13 children, is known as a heroic mother, but there's some mixed opinion about her within her own inner circle.

Some even say that if the queen hadn't been so demanding during her time as queen, the legendary Moon Elf king wouldn't have been so easily assassinated.

However, she could not say these words in the end, and in her anger, Cui Xing's movements became somewhat distorted.

The root of it all is this human kid who can't control his own body!
She actually seduced the elven royal family! Ten thousand years ago, she would have been executed 100 times over!
Unable to budge him, the Sun Elf suppressed her disgust and cast a Bull Power spell on herself. The sudden increase in strength allowed her to easily lift the boy up. However, to her surprise, this somewhat intimate gesture seemed to have opened a valve.

This scene caused a stir in Cui Xing's emerald green eyes, and she was at a loss for what to do.

But if she had a choice, she would rather never have known.
This scene stunned Yuehua, who was changing clothes. She turned her head and found the guards still standing there. While she was relieved, she also felt that the two guards seemed a bit too careless. Although they had the help of the silencing barrier, their vigilance was probably not up to par for guards.

It seems best to choose someone with high sensitivity, but if their sensitivity is too high, it becomes difficult to hide it from them when doing private things...
After a flurry of activity, the scene finally returned to calm. The Sun Elf's eyes were slightly red. She had never suffered such humiliation in her life, yet she didn't know who to tell about her grievances.

Moonflower was also a little unsure of what to say, so she threw her thin blanket onto the boy: "Why don't we go outside and sit for a while, and enjoy the evening breeze?"

The sun elf nodded blankly, and the two went out together. However, as soon as they reached the door, they noticed that the two guards had strange expressions. Before they could ask any questions, they had already heard something unusual.

Yes, the song of the wood elves is coming from outside. It has none of the lightness and tranquility of elves, but is unusually loud.

It was obvious what the owner of the courtyard was busy with at that moment. The Sun Elf stood there, feeling somewhat suffocated and at a loss.

If elves weren't incapable of dreaming, she might have thought she was being possessed by a nightmare. Although romantic relationships and unspoken rules were commonplace in the mage academy, experiencing something like this firsthand still left her mind blank.

Has the world changed beyond her comprehension, or is she truly the kind of old-fashioned person the students describe, unable to keep up with the times?
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Your body has been damaged; your constitution has temporarily decreased by 1.

DuPont rubbed his sore shoulders and went to the courtyard to eat the breakfast he had packed from the academy. He wasn't surprised to see the message.

Yesterday, he was so disoriented that he didn't even know when he got to the yard. Now he has back pain and is completely exhausted.

However, after applying herbs and receiving a healing spell, the pain was much less. To his surprise, the elven princess and her guard he had encountered before were also there as guests. He wondered what they were doing there.

Especially that annoying Sun Elf, who had a terrible face while eating breakfast, just like the teachers in my academy.

Upon learning that the tofu side dish and soy milk he ate that morning were his inventions, the swordsman even rudely gagged, making DuPont feel very embarrassed.

You were clearly enjoying your meal just now and even praised the Wood Elf for being skillful. Now that you know it was me, you're acting like this. Is this how you hold a grudge?

"It's not my invention. I ate it before and remembered how to make it. It's just copying what others have said. You don't need to make it like this. You know, these beans were grown by humans too." DuPont turned his head away in disgust: "Master, have I found my challenge yet?"

"Got it, it's a 1800-pound brown bear. Wrestling with it will be a bit difficult." Man Shi was too lazy to pay attention to those bean sprouts, thankfully they'd be gone after today: "A bear's strength is not something you can withstand head-on. Defeating it will probably be a bit difficult. Do you have a battle plan yet?"

“If we can’t use magic, then we’ll have to rely on guerrilla tactics, exhausting his stamina as much as possible, and then finishing him off with a powerful final blow.” DuPont then remembered something: “I heard that someone with the strength of a trainee professional was able to choke a bear to death with a naked choke. If we can find the point of leverage, would this plan be feasible?”

"If you had my strength, that would be more like it, but that wouldn't be a rear naked choke, it would just be a simple power suppression. As for a trainee's strength, trying to do that is pure nonsense. Even if you were stronger than me, you wouldn't have that strength. Imagine a 300-pound fat pig lying there, how could you strangle it with your arm?"

Man Shi scoffed, "Don't listen to that nonsense. Some of it is just a bunch of fabricated stories. Even barbarians use traps and spears when hunting. If there were such a fool, he would probably be in the belly of a wild beast by now."

"So I feel it's really unreliable that I can't use weapons." DuPont patted his biceps: "The bear's stamina is pretty good too. If I'm careless, I'm afraid I'll get slapped away. To win, I'd have to be on high alert all the time. If I punch it a few times, it won't hurt. This duel is completely unequal."

"Bears are quite resilient to blows, and some even become berserk when injured. Your job is to gain the bear's approval and subdue it; life and death are not the main issues."

Man Shi pointed at the druid and said, "You know, there's a level 9 challenge bear king in the Talas Mountains that weighs 3000 pounds. It's already kind of you not to ask it to fight you. Alright, hurry up and eat. After you finish eating, rest for an hour. If you can defeat it before tonight, that's a victory."

(End of this chapter)