Void Beetle Evolution Guide

The two looked at each other sharply, creating invisible sparks.

Looking at Kassadin's purple eyes, Saifei's pupils suddenly shrank, realizing that she had a close relationship with the Wild Hunt, and that none of her other followers had this characteristic.

"Forget it, forget it. I won't argue with you."

Thinking that the Wild Hunt would most likely stand on Kaisa's side, Safi didn't want to make trouble for herself.

Dragons also believe in the law of strength, so Saifei restrained herself a lot in front of the Wild Hunt.

But she couldn't admit defeat too completely, and she had to try her best to fight for other things, so she asked angrily: "Tell me, how did I make it impossible for you to take the boat? Why don't you just take me with you?"

"What are you going to do?" asked the Wild Hunt.

"It's too boring here. I want to go for a walk outside with you guys." Saifei had to make sure that the Wild Hunt, the transformation device, was always by her side, so that if she wanted to maintain her human form, she could find him the first time.

"You want to kill yourself? That's Nira's ship. Do you know who she is? She's the agent of Oshiresh, one of the ten evil lords. When Oshiresh ruled the deep sea, you weren't even born yet! And Nira's favorite target is big guys like you."

"So what if she has the power of a demon? She's just a human, why should I be afraid of her? It's not like Oshiresh himself is here, why make a fuss?" Saifi looked down on all humans except the Wild Hunt, and the arrogance of the dragon was clearly revealed at this moment.

"I don't care about your behavior. I just don't want you to fight and destroy the ship, so that we can't go to Freljord."

"I don't care. If you don't let me get on the boat, I'll just swim over behind you!" Saifei bared her teeth and didn't look like she was joking.

"Being unreasonable? Where is your pride as a dragon?" The Wild Hunter couldn't help but feel a headache, if he had a head.

"The dragon is so unreasonable. I don't even want those treasures. What is pride?"

Looking at Saifei who was sticking to him like moss, the Wild Hunter felt helpless.

He couldn't let Sephi transform back into her original form and follow the Dancing Tide. As long as she dared to appear in Nila's sight as the Disaster of the Abyss, Nila would never let her go.

Then a fight would break out. No matter who won or lost, the Wuchao would most likely be destroyed to pieces by the aftermath of the battle, causing everyone to fall into the water.

There was really no other way, so the Wild Hunt finally agreed to Sephy's request. If he forced her into a deep sleep, there would be a bloody storm when she woke up.

"Forget it, I can take you there, but you must hide your identity well and remember not to conflict with Nila."

"Can't we just take her boat away? Why should we spoil her? I can also handle that strange ship." Saifei was not convinced. She could obviously control the water flow and steer the Dancing Tide. That was not Nila's expertise alone.Mei, you and I, I imagine that there is no forest in the sky...

"Less trouble is worse than more trouble. This is a test of your obedience. If you can't bear it, don't come over here."

Having said that, Saifei bared her teeth and then relaxed, relaxed and then bared her teeth again. After going back and forth on the edge of outburst and patience several times, she was willing to compromise.

Seeing her reluctance, the Wild Hunt could only be thankful that they were not encountered by Safi on the sea while on the Dancing Tide, otherwise there would be no room for negotiation.

"I'm sorry, Captain Nilla, I've embarrassed you. But I still want to ask if I can take another person with me. This person is my sister. She's very strong and can be a sailor on the ship."

That was settled. Kassa brought Safi to see Nila and asked her to help take care of one more person.

When Sefi heard that Kasa had assigned her the position of sailor, she immediately glared at him, but was glared back at by Kasa.

"Shut up, don't forget what you promised just now."

Saifei gritted her teeth and finally said nothing.

On the deck, looking at the two people's disagreement, Nila showed an interested expression.

"You can...but your sister looks angry. She doesn't look like she's here to take a boat ride, but rather to cause trouble." Nila could sense emotions, and at this moment, Sefi was filled with inhuman primitive rage, which allowed her to see some clues. "She shouldn't be Vastaya, right? What's with the two horns on her head?"

Saifei's dragon horns grow horizontally to both sides, and a wide hat like the one worn by Lady Hachisha can cover them well.

But the Wild Hunt had no idea she was coming, so he didn't prepare these things for her. He could only let Kassadin deal with it with the excuses he had prepared.

"She has some dragon blood, so she's taller than the others and has a worse temper."

"Can dragons have human descendants? I'm from Kaskan. There are many ancient dragons in our neighboring country, Kamavia. I've dealt with them many times, but I've never heard of such a thing." Nila was skeptical and reached for the water ball at her waist.

"That's all because of some unscrupulous human wizards who stole dragon eggs in order to gain the dragon's power and then experimented on innocent humans."

"Is that so?"

"That's it. If she doesn't behave in any way, you throw her into the ocean to feed the sharks."

Kassa insisted that Sefi was a human with dragon blood. Even if Nira suspected that Sefi was transformed from a dragon, she could not find any evidence because there was no such precedent in history.

Nilla stared at them straight in the eyes. Her behavior looked unhappy, but her expression was frighteningly cheerful.

The constantly changing hand gestures drew the two people's attention to the water ball around their waists. The water in the ball was surging wildly, drawing their attention in like a whirlpool.

Kaisha's mouth involuntarily raised a smile, and a sharp and ethereal laughter echoed in her ears. The pair of metal-patterned hands seemed to be offering the ball... to her.

"Don't look at that thing." Wild Hunter reminded her. Kaisa suddenly came back to her senses, immediately looked away and blinked hard a few times. This thing... is much more powerful than Ahri's charm magic.

"Don't be stubborn. She can sense your emotions." Then, the Wild Hunter immediately reminded Saifei who was arguing with the sphere.

In order to help Saifei calm down her anger as soon as possible, he took the initiative to lure Saifei, stretched out his tentacles and quietly explored the dark abyss.

This method of diverting attention was indeed effective. Saifei obviously did not expect that the skin armor could move, and she was shocked.

The original dissatisfaction disappeared, and was replaced by a sense of pleasure that suddenly rose from deep within the body.

She looked away in panic, which Nila saw as a sign of weakness. After feeling the joy gradually building up in Saphie, Nila probably felt that her magic was working, so she let go of her hand with a satisfied smile.

"Okay, that's it. Don't mind me, I just get more excited when I see big guys... Since you want to take a boat, then get on board and smile more. I won't throw you to the sharks."

Chapter 184 May You Experience Joy

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"Are you all ready to set off? Crew members of the Dancing Tide!" Standing at the bow, Nila looked back at everyone on the deck and shouted happily.

"Roar!" The crowd burst into cheers.

Nila seemed to have some kind of inexplicable infectious power. The big-eyed monkey and the old man shouted excitedly, the fierce-looking monkey pounded the wooden barrel with his four arms, and the seemingly calm white elephant let out a high-pitched cry with his trunk.

Among the three Wild Hunt members, Ahri responded most enthusiastically, screaming loudly. Kai'Sa also clapped his hands, but Safi was the only one who was in a daze and did not express anything.

“By the way, should we also create a ship song for the Dancing Tide? This way it will have a stronger sense of ceremony.” Nila asked.

"Don't waste your energy, just go for it!" the old man urged.

Seeing that everyone was impatient, Nila smiled and shook her head, silently recited a spell, then reached out to touch the ball beside her, and made a sword-like finger pointing straight ahead.

"I will allow you to indulge yourself as you please, I will grant you fame and success, I will send you to the hall of honor and you will be a hero among your peers."

"start sailing!"

Big-eyed monkey quickly climbed up the mast and opened the tricolor canvas. Under her manipulation, the water under the boat seemed to be infected by the joyful atmosphere and surged happily, pushing the Dancing Tide with waves and sliding along the canal towards the sea not far away.

"Have a safe trip, and don't forget to pay the tithe to Mother Hu." Although she was reluctant to leave, Sarah was not sad at the moment. She had gained enough experience, and she would face new opportunities and challenges alone.

"Got it!" Ahri's response faded away as the Dance Tide continued to accelerate.

As the Dancing Tide entered White Harbor, the tide pushed the ship into the air, with only the lower skid touching the water. The splashing waves made it look as if there was an engine propeller hidden under the ship.

"Mother Hu, what is this?"

A sailor rowing a small boat passed by and was so shocked that he dropped his oar. Nila, who was standing firmly on the bow, smiled and greeted him, and manipulated the water to create a pair of real "sailors" who handed over his lost oar with both hands.

"Honest sailor, was this the golden oar you dropped? Or this silver oar? Or this wooden oar?"

"That's so cool! I guarantee that the Dancing Tide is the fastest ship in the village! Just look at the sailor's expression."

Nila is also good at making jokes, and this well-known story made everyone laugh.

At this moment, the lookout on the mast opened his big shining eyes, saw a winding black shadow emerging on the sea not far away, and immediately screamed.

"Sea serpent! Sixty fathoms!"

"Come on! I'll use you as a sacrifice to the sea!"

Just like a pearl diver seeing the pearl, Nila immediately jumped off the boat and ran towards the sea.

She walked briskly, on tiptoe, but did not sink into the sea, leaving only ripples.

Several people were stunned by his skill of floating on water. For a moment, Kuanglie thought he had traveled to the world of martial arts.

After she left, the Dancing Tide sank back to the surface of the sea, becoming just like a normal ship. Without the force of the waves, its speed returned to normal.

"How long is sixty fathoms?" asked Kasa.

"One fathom is equal to 1.8 meters." The Wild Hunter replied.

"That's a big guy that is a hundred meters long." Kassa counted on her fingers for a while before realizing how huge the sea snake was.

"Wow, you call this guy a sea snake?" Ahri was also shocked.

"Tsk, it's just that, not even as long as one of my claws." Seeing their surprised expressions, Saifei curled her lips in disdain.

Kasa glared back immediately, "Keep your voice down! I told you not to reveal your identity. If you can't talk, shut up!"

Then she turned her gaze towards Nila, only to see her pull out a water-like whip sword from the ball and hang it beside her, like a rainbow shadow emitting a faint glow.

The whip sword danced in the air, and the flowing water formed two sharp pointed forks, which shot out as she swung it and accurately hit the sea snake's vital point.

The sea snake felt pain and raised huge waves. Nila swung her whip again to split the oncoming waves, then turned into a thin line and rushed over, splitting the sea monster into several sections cleanly.

The bright red blood instantly dyed the sea red.

The sea snake could still struggle to live for a while after its head was cut off, but Nila did not give it this chance. She split its head in two and sent it to see Hu's mother.

Then Nila put the whip sword back into the ball and immediately returned to the Dancing Tide.

She did not instruct the crew to salvage the sea snake's body. She just abandoned it after killing it, as if hunting sea snakes was just for fun and had nothing to do with profit.

"It's such a relief, but there won't be any sea snakes for me to kill outside of Bilgewater."

"You've almost killed all the sea snakes, and others are counting on this to make money." The white elephant snorted, "Look, they're coming to you now."

Just as he finished speaking, a loud voice came, "Finally, we found the sea snake killer!"

Nila turned around and saw another ship coming towards her, sailing side by side with the Dancing Tide. There were at least dozens of people on board, some of whom were dressed as mercenaries.

Her eyes roamed behind the crowd and saw something huge, pale, dangling on the floor, about the size of a covered carriage.

So her blood, which had just subsided, began to boil again.

"I am her." Nila answered, staring at the monster. "What is your purpose? Tell me in detail."

"You've caused several of our bosses to lose a lot of money. Do you think you can stir up trouble in the sea hunting market? This dock and those sailboats are all under our control, so now, you are also under our control!"Mei I you I chant I empty chant no forest have chant......

"I see." Nila nodded, not surprised at all. "I just killed a sixty-fathom sea snake right in front of you. Why do you think you can defeat me with just that thing?"

"This deep sea gorge has tasted far more human flesh than you've ever killed sea snakes! And we have more men than you do!"

The mercenary pulled the chain, and because of the pain, the sea worm with sticky fish scales suddenly opened its bloody mouth, and its blood-stained fangs looked really vicious.

White Harbor is the cemetery of the people of Bilgewater, and this sea moth is raised here. It specializes in eating anchor coffins that sink to the bottom of the sea and has a special liking for human flesh.

"Do you need our help?" asked Ahri.

"No, don't attack me. I am enough." Nila refused Ahri's help and turned to ask the people on the boat: "Are you sure you want to challenge me?"

"Hey!" a mercenary shouted, "If you don't understand what I'm saying, then go die, okay?"

"Yes. I think I understand." Nila responded, her fingertips lightly touching the ball beside her. "I am Nila from the Seventh Hell. May this battle be sung by future generations."

Nila drew out the whip sword, and a hungry pleasure began to surge in the deepest part of her body. The whip sword danced in the air, emitting a ghostly glow.

As Nila's weapons continued to change and extend, they all trembled in fear and muttered to themselves.

They didn't know yet that they had no chance of getting away alive.

The Seventh Prison is not just a strange title, it is a mysterious organization.

They faced opponents of unimaginable strength and size with steely determination, and these unconventional mercenaries were merely paving stones.

What happened next happened in a blur.

Nira moved to another ship at an astonishing speed, beheading her bewildered opponents, always with that happy, unchanging smile on her face.

Every blow of her whip carried the force of a tidal wave, and the leaping water whip was as sharp as a polished stone.

Nira whipped and leaped with graceful and deadly movements, and her enemies were shattered.

After a few seconds, all that was left was the deep sea eating.

Nila nimbly jumped onto its back, and the invisible water blades swam, reflecting light in the dark night air.

"A great beast of the deep! May you have a pleasant encounter!"

She chanted loudly, cut the monster in half with a clean cut, and showed an ecstatic expression.

Seeing Nila defeat the enemy effortlessly, the White Elephant First Mate came to Ahri, who was also a Vastaya.

"You've got yourself on a pirate ship. With a spotlight-loving battle fanatic like her around, this trip is not going to be smooth sailing." He sighed.