There is no way the Liberian girl could lay eggs!

With a wave of her right hand, Talina brought Muerses to the edge of a "lake" with ease.

"Your brows are furrowed. Is it serious?"

Always staying about half a meter away from Talina, Muirseth looked at Talina's furrowed brow and asked curiously.

"Well, I'm wondering if I should withdraw from this dispute."

Nodding slowly, Talina reached to the side of her clothes and took out the amulet that Wei Yanwu had given her before she set off.

Looking at the mark representing the Dragon Gate, Talina frowned.

At first, she thought it was just an ordinary rescue operation.

Find the person, knock him out and take him away. Everything is so simple that no plan is even needed.

Moreover, after experiencing what happened with Cuilintelme, her eyes were opened. Compared to the emperor of a country, it is impossible for a small bottom of a technology company to cause any trouble to her, right?

But it turns out that Muirseth can really do it.

The incident with Arclight One caused national powers and forces like Black and the Melander Foundation to come to power one after another and start fighting.

And all this has nothing to do with her.

Ultimately, it was Kristen who was in the cause of the situation. She didn't know this guy well and could have just walked away.

But...I always feel a little uncomfortable.

Leaving in such a dejected manner was not in line with her style.

After being chased, you have to run away with your tail between your legs...

she...

"Um...what are you...doing?"

Warmth appeared on both sides of her cheeks. Talina looked at Muirseth in front of her and asked in confusion.

"Oh my! This is the first time I've seen you in such a mess. You never said such discouraging words before."

Rubbing Talina's cheeks a few times, Muirseth enjoyed the warmth that he had not touched for a long time.

"I am no longer the same person I was before. If I do something knowing it's impossible, wouldn't that be suicide?"

With a push of her head, Talina broke free from Muirseth's restraints.

"This is going against an entire country. I don't have the ability to do that, and..."

After hesitating for a moment, Talina continued, "I'm not familiar with Kristen. I only came here because of Saria's request."

"But now the situation has begun to spiral out of control. If we continue like this, the cost will not be proportional to the benefits."

"Ah~ After not seeing you for so long, you're actually starting to use these strange words. It seems like life in Yan Country has had a significant impact on you~"

"Don't try that, it's you."

Raising her hand to push away Muirseth's hand, Talina felt the real touch and weight, and asked solemnly, "Kristen is not a good choice..."

"Her ideals will require many people to serve as her nourishment, and you... are no exception."

Talina knew very well that the Muirseth in front of her was undoubtedly real.

At this moment, she resisted the urge to knock this guy out and persuaded him calmly.

"I don't know what she promised you, but what she's doing now is completely different from what you originally envisioned."

Talina extended her hand and looked at Muirseth.

"Come with me, let's go together. Whether it's Sami, Sargon, Agorg, or Kjerag, I will always be with you."

"You are definitely not the only elf in the world, Muirses. You are not alone. You just don't know the direction and you don't know their existence."

"I will be with you, no matter how far, no matter how long, as long as you don't stop, I will be with you."

"Let's go find them together."

Volume 9: Chapter 85: The Last Dance...?

Talina's words were sincere, and Muirseth could feel it.

Looking at the white palm, Muirseth couldn't help but want to put his hand on it and say yes.

But...she held back.

"Feel sorry."

The elf smiled and declined Talina's invitation.

"Why? Are you so reluctant to give up the promise Christen made to you?"

Confused, Talina asked her own question.

She didn't understand why a vague dream could make Muirseth so persistent.

Now Muirseth can't even find Christen's location.

"If you need me, I can send you and Eve and the others away from Tremont. I have the ability to do so, you know."

Reaching out to tuck the hair by his ear, Muirseth put it behind him and said, "Personally, I also hope that you will withdraw from this competition."

"Just like you said before, this has nothing to do with you."

"impossible!"

Talina suddenly leaned forward and grabbed Muirseth's wrist, holding it firmly in place.

She was slightly shorter than Muirseth, so the distance between them was a bit strange and awkward.

"I knew it~"

Muirseth tried to pull her hand free, but Talina held it tightly and she couldn't escape Talina's grip no matter how many times she tried.

"Don't think about turning into water or anything like that. You know, I have the ability to catch you instantly and knock you out. It won't be a problem."

Looking at Muirseth's fair neck, Talina kindly reminded him.

"And what? Take me away from Tremont?"

With a faint smile, Muirseth said nonchalantly: "You are robbing me of my only hope. Then I will always stay by your side and live with you."

"Elves live a long time. I'll watch you grow old, and then... I'll be alone again."

"By then, all hope will be gone from me."

"There will never be another Christen in the world."

"I will be alone, always and forever."

Stretching his hands in front of Talina, Muirseth kept smiling. "Until I die. No... maybe before that I'll go crazy from loneliness."

"If that's what you want, then... go ahead."

Relaxing his body, Muirseth stood defenselessly in front of Talina, completely defenseless, waiting for his "judgment".

"I..."

Listening to Muirseth's words, Talina's chest rose and fell several times, and the muscles in her arms repeatedly tensed and relaxed.

Although she didn't want to admit it, she knew...

Convinced.

As Muirseth said, she had the power to imprison him by her side, just like a bird.

Just keep it in a cage and give it food and water regularly.

But if she did that, it would mean their friendship would be destroyed.

It was only then that Talina understood why Muirseth had said she was selfish.

Isn't this kind of protection without considering the wishes of others selfish?

Admittedly, this can indeed "protect" Muirseth, but...it will also erase her only soul.

Talina's expression kept changing. She thought that she could take Murphy away by force now, but the consequences...she couldn't bear them.

"...You win."

Struggling, Talina let go of Muirseth's hand.

She could not dominate Muirses's will. Taking her away by force would only take away a body named Muirses.

"You have always been a very gentle person, you have never discovered this."

Muirseth withdrew his hand and knew that he had guessed right.

Compared to lying, telling the whole truth would make Talina choose to give up. This was something she had discovered a long time ago, but she had never used this method.

Because it's despicable. It's taking advantage of Tarina and her concern for her to achieve her own goals.

She didn't want to do it unless it was necessary.

Along the way, she took advantage of too many people. She didn't want to take advantage of the only person she had ever loved, but she had to succumb to reality.

In the distance, Talina, whose negotiations had failed, no longer wanted to stay here. She walked towards Rosemary's room, wanting to complete the mission she came here for.

It's time to leave...

Talina lowered her head and sighed.

Suddenly, a series of water droplets appeared in front of her.

Blocked her way.

Talina turned her head in confusion.

"How..."

"Hey, can I... can I ask you to dance?"

But before she could utter her doubts, Muirseth interrupted her.

The young elf stood in the distance, his back to her, his head tilted to reveal his perfect profile.

"What..."

Talina didn't understand why Muirseth's thoughts were so jumpy. They were arguing in the previous second, but in the next second, he made such a strange invitation.

But Muirseth didn't give her much time to think, and the water droplets wrapped around Talina's waist and brought her over.

"Hey! Wait a minute!"

The force coming from the waist was not strong, and Talina could easily break free, but she didn't.

She had a premonition that once she broke free, she and Muirseth would be completely "lost contact".

So, she let Muirseth do what he wanted.

Until the water droplets brought her behind Muirseth, and then disappeared.

"I... don't really like being hounded with questions."

Muirseth slowly walked away from Talina, keeping a distance of about two body lengths. She turned her head with a serious expression.

"But if it's you, I wouldn't mind so much."

The serious expression turned into a smile in the blink of an eye, and Muirseth blinked his eyes mischievously: "But you need to pay a small reward~"

"If it's just dancing, I have no problem with that."

Taking a deep breath, Talina suddenly realized that there might be a turning point.

"Of course, my skills aren't great, so I can probably only barely keep up with you."

"It's okay, I'll teach you."

Muirseth smiled and suddenly appeared in front of Talina, taking her hand very naturally.

His left hands were clasped together, and his right hand supported Talina's slender waist.

Through the thin fabric, Muirseth could feel the amazing softness. The slender waist was so thin that her palm could easily cover most of it.

"Then please... give me your guidance."

The palm followed Muirseth's guidance and came to where it should go. Talina lowered her head and spoke in a barely audible voice.

Muirseth's palm was very "hot". Not sure if it was her illusion, Talina even thought that there was a "brand" of Muirseth's palm on her waist.

The music has started, it is a soothing and melodious song.