There is no way the Liberian girl could lay eggs!

In order to keep things peaceful, Abrana will definitely not pursue the so-called traitor any further, but will lie low and wait for an opportunity.

Putting all this together, Talina looked at Ahmoni with interest.

Maybe... I can let this big cat serve as my stepping stone?

"Then go and get rid of them. As long as I leave, I promise you that I won't show up in Victoria again. Then you will be safe, right?"

Pulling Ravshini aside to make room for Achmoni, Talina stretched out her arms and made a "please" gesture.

With a forced smile, Ahmoni pulled her cheek, and a gray-brown airflow appeared in her hand. She walked forward step by step.

"What on earth does she want to do?"

Lowering her head and whispering to Talina, Ravshini was a little curious about the cadre's actions.

He suddenly appeared and came to help them inexplicably. Now he took the initiative to clear obstacles for them and became a "traitor" to Shenchi. Ravshini couldn't understand it.

After telling Ravshini her guess and conclusion, Talina also told her about Achmoni's plan.

"Is that so?"

After giving Ahmoni a subtle look, Ravshini chose not to say anything more.

It can be seen from Ahmoni's behavior that this fence-sitter is very cautious and is probably just trying to survive in the cracks.

As for the threat to Abrana?

It's not that Ravshini looks down on Akhmoni, but she knows her sister too well. It's impossible for Akhmoni to bring down Abrana just by herself.

Ignoring the whispers of the two people behind her, Ahmonie concentrated on performing her Originium skills.

She originally wanted to kill the witness to silence her, but she didn't expect that Talina had a bodyguard with her. If she had known this, she would have taken action sooner.

Not only did she fail to achieve her goal, but she was also drafted into the army. Ahmoni was extremely depressed at this time.

"It's really hard to earn these two salaries."

Complaining quietly, Ahmoni began to concentrate on looking at the target in the distance.

As a mystic, her Originium spells are different from those of ordinary warlocks. Unlike warlocks, she cannot complete the casting in a very short time.

She needs time to accumulate Originium spells and construct pathways for the energy to flow, which takes more than three times as long as an ordinary warlock.

Of course, it takes longer and the power will be relatively greater, but overall it is still inferior to ordinary warlocks.

Soon, Ahmonie constructed the Originium spell and threw it towards the two guards on duty under Talina's expectant gaze.

There were two soft bangs, and the two guards in the distance fell down, bleeding and lying motionless on the ground.

"Little Chief, there's still a lot to learn, but I still suggest you learn to be decisive first. Don't be afraid if you want to do it, and don't do it if you're afraid."

After doing all this, Ahmoni retreated to the shadows and looked at Talina: "We are now tied together. I hope Your Highness will keep your promise. We will say goodbye now."

After saying that, Ahmoni turned around and left without looking back.

She also had to deal with the disguise after Talina left. In order to prevent Abbrana from turning her attention to herself, she planned to throw all of this to Mandela.

At this time, Mandela, who was still sleeping soundly in her room, had no idea that she was about to ask Ahmoni to take the blame.

"Let's go!"

After the obstacle ahead was resolved, Talina pulled Rafshini up and ran forward quickly, passing the two corpses on the ground and opening the door directly.

Fresh air rushed into the underground, and the air with the fragrance of soil brushed against Talina's cheeks, making her feel like she was reborn after being stuck underground for several months.

Talina crawled out of the underground base of the deep pool step by step, until she stepped on the ground, and finally she came out of her trance.

Looking up at the starry night sky and the two moons hanging high in the night sky, Talina suddenly felt a sense of unreality.

After being captured here, I had imagined escaping countless times, but I never thought it would be so easy.

No matter what, just escape.

Reaching out to Ravshini who was still hesitating at the exit, Talina pulled Draco who was trapped in the shadows.

"Let's go, let's go together!"

PS: I'm a bit stuck, there are probably about ten chapters left to conclude, and then there will be the usual confession of guilt, followed by a small plot about Ursus, Columbia and Casimir. Muirseth will appear, and these are the female protagonists for now.

By the way, I just realized that I have only just finished writing half of the outline...

Oh, two updates today, sorry (sticking out my butt)

Volume 4: Chapter 38: Lost?

Walking in the wilderness, Talina wrapped a veil on her head to block the scorching sun and the dust that flew up from time to time.

Almost half a month had passed since she and Ravshini escaped from the deep pool.

According to Ravshini's description, Abrana will be back in about seven days, which means they still have seven days left to escape.

Fortunately, Talina accidentally caught Ahmoni's tail and let the big cat cover for them for a while, giving them a chance to escape.

With the help of Ahmoni, Talina and Ravshini did not encounter any obstacles along the way. They walked out of Victoria unimpeded and stepped into the uncontrolled wilderness area.

From here on, they were completely out of the influence of the Deep Pool and gained true security.

"Wait a minute! Rest for a while. I'm a little tired."

Supporting her knees, Talina bent down weakly and stopped Ravshini who was in high spirits in front of her.

Unlike Ravshini's Draco, Talina's physical strength is much worse. In addition, the pampered life she has been living in the deep pool has caused her physical strength to plummet.

This was the third time today that Talina had stopped Lavshini. If she hadn't been worried about being caught up by pursuers, Talina would have probably sat down on the spot.

"Let's drink some water first. We've just left Victoria, and it'll take another month or two to get back to Ursus!"

Handing her water bottle to Talina, Ravshini looked at the map to confirm her current location.

She tilted her head back and took a big gulp. The cool and sweet liquid moistened Talina's dry and itchy throat, and she couldn't help but moan in comfort.

"I know, but I really can't walk anymore~"

Wiping her mouth casually, Talina put away Ravshini's water bottle, rubbed her calf which had begun to swell slightly, and spoke innocently.

She is not a rare race, but an ordinary Liberi. Even if her body is a little special, it is only about recovery and has nothing to do with physical strength.

Unlike Ravshini, who trudged through the night without even taking a breath, it's really...comparison is the thief of frustration!

At this moment, Talina wished she could turn into a Kuranta, so that she wouldn't have to worry about traveling and could just run!

Although she complained, Talina, knowing the seriousness of the matter, only rested for a few minutes before standing up again.

She didn't want to be caught up by Abbrana halfway.

"How far are we from Ursus?"

Talina, whose feet were numb, couldn't even feel their presence. The hot weather made her feel like her soul was slowly leaving her body.

But even so, she was still concerned about the existence that was so far away from her.

"Based on our current journey, it will take about another forty-seven days to reach the border of Ursus."

Looking at the route marked on the map, Fushini estimated the time it would take to get there.

In fact, Victoria is not far from Ursus, and there is only Leithania in between. It takes at most three days to get there by vehicle.

Kotarina and Lavshini have special identities. One lost her identity certificate and needs to go back to Casimir to apply for a new one. The other is an illegal resident and the official channels are blocked.

Not only can they not ride in vehicles, they even need to avoid towns where soldiers are stationed, otherwise they will be caught and forced to open up new land in minutes.

Even for supplies, we have to find scattered villages and exchange the items collected along the way for food and water.

Even though Talina had a huge sum of money, she had to swallow it down in frustration when she had to barter for other things.

"Hold on, there's a village not far ahead of us, the kind that's recorded on the map. Maybe we can spend money there."

He brought the map to Talina and pointed it out to her considerately within two minutes.

With this shot of cardiac stimulant, Talina suddenly felt much stronger. She gathered up her remaining strength and stepped forward.

Ravshini followed behind, slowing down her pace to relieve some of the pressure on Talina.

"Sister...why hasn't she made any move yet?"

Taking out a small box the size of a palm from her arms, Lavshini played with it in her hand for a few seconds.

This is a small gadget she made based on Draco's spell. As long as someone enters Talina's room, the small box will spontaneously combust.

But so much time has passed, and the door hasn't even been opened once?

"Forget it, never mind."

Putting the box back in her pocket, Ravshini caught up with Talina in front.

Anyway, they have now walked out of the Deep Pool's sphere of influence, and the two of them are very vigilant and will clear their traces every few steps. Even for Abbrana, it will take some effort to find them.

The two kept walking forward, drinking water when they were thirsty and resting on the spot when they were tired. They walked and stopped like this, and finally arrived at the village on the map before the sun set.

But...it seems a little different from what they imagined?

"The village...seems deserted?"

Looking at the deserted village, Talina touched the weeds around her that were almost as tall as a person, and looked back at Ravshini.

"Should I...?"

Picking up the map in her hand, Lavshini checked it over and over again.

Logically speaking, a village that can be seen on a map shouldn't be abandoned. Even if it was conscripted into the army, it shouldn't be so miserable, right?

"and many more!"

When Lavshini was flipping through the map, Talina suddenly saw something strange and hurried forward to hold Lavshini's hand.

"what happened?"

Looking at Talina blankly, Ravshini didn't understand why Talina wanted to hold her back.

"When was your map released?"

With a bad feeling in her heart, Talina looked at Ravshini nervously.

"Let me see...it's 1010, how come..."

After finding the release date of the map, Lavshini read it out word for word. Just as she was about to ask Talina, she suddenly realized something.

"Where did you find this antique?!"

Hearing that this map was older than herself and could be her grandfather, Talina almost fainted.

"I, I...found it in my sister's study..."

Knowing she was in the wrong, Lavshini turned away embarrassedly, pointing her fingers at each other.

She didn't know that this thing had a time limit!

At that time, I was so busy escaping that I just picked up the map and ran without paying attention to the date.

Who knew that this would happen?

"Then what should we do?"

After such a serious mistake, Lavishini didn't dare to say anything anymore, but instead asked for Talina's opinion.

"What else can we do? Let's just rest here and see if we can find anything tomorrow."

Instead of blaming Ravshini, Talina just walked towards the village helplessly.

Volume 4: Chapter 39: The Talina! Departure! Target! Casimir!

Because it was a deserted village, Talina and Lavshini did not rest for long. They got up early and started searching for useful things in the village.

But this village has probably been abandoned for too long, and nothing is left except the basic outlines of the houses.

After searching for a while, the two found nothing except some broken farm tools.

"Sister Tarina...where should we go now?"

Standing timidly in front of Talina, Lavshini asked quietly about the next plan.

Because of her mistake, both Talina and she lost their way in the wilderness. This was a very dangerous thing. If they were unlucky, they might be trapped and died here.

Without clear direction guidance, who knows if they are walking in a straight line?

Even if there are some short-term identification methods, they are not a long-term solution.

"what to do..."