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Chapter 110 The Giant Wolf of Delauri (First Update, Please Subscribe)

Upon hearing this, Tessa's expression clearly changed.

She was taken aback at first, a hint of panic flashing in her eyes, but she quickly composed herself.

She took a step back, creating some distance between herself and Otto, then nodded and said in a seemingly calm tone.

"Yes, when I get back, I'll complain to Mr. Foggs that Eileen doesn't want to teach me."

She paused for a moment, then quickly changed the subject.

"We should go, it's getting late."

Let's rest for the night on a nearby path and set off again tomorrow morning.

Nighttime is a vulnerable time for attacks; consider this an opportunity for the shaman.

As Tessa spoke, she handed the black crystal fragments to Otto.

"Otto, these crystal fragments are Shadow Energy Crystals."

I think that rock-skinned lizard must have eaten this once-contaminated Shadow Energy Crystal and come into contact with the aura of the curse, which caused it to mutate and become such a powerful individual.

Elemental energy crystals are very valuable, and even though they are now broken, they are still worth several silver Thorns.

You contributed the most to this hunt, so these crystals are yours.

Looking at the magnanimous Tessa, Otto didn't say anything more.

He simply took the shadow crystals and put them into his spatial pocket.

But his heart was filled with doubt and vigilance.

I had no idea Tessa had mentioned her teacher's name.

Otto thought to himself silently.

At that moment, Otto understood.

Clearly, Tessa and Erin had made some kind of plan behind his back in the past two days.

This is probably the most important part of the plan.

While Otto was pondering, Tessa had already found a relatively dry clearing in the nearby forest.

She took Otto's arm and said with a smile.

"Let's rest here for a while."

I brought a tent; you can sleep in there for a while and recover your energy.

As Tessa spoke, she took out a tent from her spatial pocket.

She worked very skillfully and quickly set up the tent.

Then, she took out some food and water from her spatial pocket and placed them on a clean rock.

At that moment, Tessa seemed oblivious to Otto's strange behavior, calmly continuing to eat her dinner.

Her profile appeared exceptionally soft in the moonlight.

Otto looked at Tessa in front of him, his heart filled with mixed feelings.

He let out a long sigh of relief before speaking.

"I will prepare a sacrificial ceremony for the Goddess of Light to thank her for her help."

"Do as you please."

Having said that, Otto sat down cross-legged, preparing to take out incense as an offering.

But just then, just as the Eye of Light was about to lose its power, a scarlet light flashed from behind Tessa.

The light was as fast as lightning, carrying a deadly killing intent.

Without hesitation, Otto pounced on Tessa and pinned her down.

Immediately afterwards, a sharp arrow, accompanied by a black vortex, slammed into Otto's Moonshadow Carved Armor.

It was nighttime, and the defensive properties of the Moonshadow Carved Armor had been greatly enhanced, as had its resistance to curse aura. It was because of this that Otto was confident in acting at night.

Therefore, the arrow only left a small mark on the Moonshadow Carved Armor and could not penetrate any further.

Tessa, who was pinned down by Otto, revealed a playful smile.

She looked up, leaned close to Otto's ear, and said leisurely.

"Oh dear, even though you already knew, you still pounced on me?"

You really like me.

However, Tessa's smile did not elicit a response from Otto.

He felt a chill run down his spine and quickly pulled Tessa to her feet. He looked warily in the direction of the attacker and said in a low voice.

"Quickly defend against attacks from afar."

Seeing that their first attack had failed, the attackers in the distance immediately launched another offensive.

The howls of wolves echoed through the forest, and pairs of eerie green eyes slowly emerged from the darkness, surrounding Otto and Tessa.

Immediately afterwards, a hooded figure slowly emerged from the darkness.

He was tall and wore a long black robe embroidered with eerie blood-red patterns.

Eleven semi-transparent giant wolves surrounded him, standing respectfully beside him like servants.

Those eerie green eyes belonged to these giant wolves.

Clearly, Tessa and Otto were surrounded.

Tessa, however, was not surprised to see this situation.

She straightened her slightly disheveled robes, then took a step forward, looked at the hooded figure, and said calmly.

"To use eleven Delari wolves as servants of the wild spirit?"

"It seems you're the one who's been attacking those priests lately."

Hearing this, the hooded figure didn't seem too surprised.

He slowly removed his hood, revealing a ferocious face.

A man appeared before them.

His eyes had been gouged out, leaving only two dark eye sockets, and there were three hideous claw marks on his face, extending from his forehead to his chin, as if he had suffered some kind of painful torture.

His skin was as pale as paper, and his lips were cracked; he looked terrifying.

The attacker did not answer Tessa's question, but simply continued to unleash his magic.

Black, foul-smelling blood flowed from his eyes, sliding down his cheeks and dripping onto the ground with a strange sound.

He stretched out his withered fingers, smeared some dirty blood on his fingertips, and used this as a medium to incite the giant wolves around him.

The giant wolves let out a low growl and approached Otto and Tessa step by step.

Saliva dripped from their mouths, and their eyes gleamed with a bloodthirsty light, as if they were about to pounce and tear the two to shreds at any moment.

Otto wanted to attack, but Tessa stopped him.

She shook her head at Otto and said softly.

"Don't rush."

Just then, a loud battle cry rang out from afar!

As if they had heard some kind of call, the eleven giant wolves all turned their heads, their attention forcibly drawn to the scene.

Immediately afterwards, several ice pillars rose from the ground, piercing through these semi-transparent giant wolves.

The giant wolves let out mournful howls, then turned into specks of starlight and vanished into the air.

Clearly, Micah and Goren have arrived.

"The protection of the demons can indeed make you conceal your presence, so that normal people cannot detect you."

"And that demon's true form must be of a very high rank, otherwise we wouldn't have only discovered your whereabouts now."

Tessa smiled slightly, clearly indicating that everything was going according to plan.

"But you will eventually have to make a move, and once you do, your identity and location will be exposed."

Our people will naturally find you.

Just as Micah charged in, he shouted at Otto.

"Take Tessa and run!"

Leave this to us!

At that moment, Tessa suddenly showed a frightened expression, like a little girl.

She gripped Otto's hand tightly, her body trembling slightly, her voice trembling with tears.

I'm so scared.

Otto's lips twitched as he looked at the pretentious priest before him.

He was speechless.

Since the priest in front of him wanted to put on an act, he had no choice but to play along.

Otto sighed helplessly, then hoisted Tessa onto his shoulder and ran off into the distance.

He heard the sounds of fierce fighting and screams behind him, but Otto did not turn around.

He figured Micah and Goren could handle the attacker.

As night deepened, the forest at the foot of the Silverfrost Mountains fell silent.

The only sounds were the rustling of leaves in the wind and the occasional roar of a beast in the distance.

Otto carried Tessa and ran quickly along the forest path.

Moonlight filtered through the leaves, casting dappled shadows on the ground.

Tessa lay on Otto's back, her arms tightly wrapped around his neck.

Her cheek pressed against Otto's back, and through his moonsilver embroidered armor, she could clearly feel his warm body temperature and powerful heartbeat.

A slight, almost imperceptible smile appeared on her lips.

As for Otto, he just kept thinking to himself as he ran.

He knew that this matter was far from over, otherwise Micah would not have said such a thing, and there would probably be new attackers!

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