Otherwise, you can find another savior.

Ash has golden hair, and when they first met in the Rain Kingdom, she looked like a twin of Altria Pendragon.

But as time went by, part of her beautiful golden hair had gradually turned into ice blue.

Gradually, he became different from Artoria.

Just like the later her that Xijian knew.

"What's wrong?" Jian still didn't quite understand.

"No, it just feels like time has passed so quickly..." Xijian's voice suddenly became distant, "Your hair has changed color too."

"Maybe it's the effect of ringing the pilgrimage bell?" Jian didn't find it strange.

Nearly 1700 years have passed since the Mirror Clan rang the bell. Under Shiomi's planning, they won over the three clans and got the opportunity to touch the pilgrimage bells of the Earth, Wind and Wing clans.

Now, only the Fang Clan's pilgrimage bell has not been rung.

For the fairy, the color of her hair reflected a qualitative change in the scale of her magic power. Since she had grown up after ringing the Pilgrimage Bell five times, she did not pay much attention to this unconscious change.

"I can tell." Xi Jian stared into her eyes from the side, his voice so soft, "Two thousand years have passed, and your eyes are still as clear as before."

Two thousand years, in pan-human history, is enough time to complete the long river-like period after the Age of Gods retreated from the surface of the earth.

Countless heroes emerged one after another and wrote their own legends.

But on Britain, the fairy island, Shiomi only continued to witness the true nature of the fairies, and learned how to control them rather than become their companions.

There are only a handful of fairies who are trustworthy.

"In comparison, your eyes have a much more vicissitudes of life." Jian scooped up a handful of hot water and poured it along his collarbone. "Although the atmosphere is still the same as when we first met."

"Whenever I look at you, I feel that I am not old." Xijian put his arm around her waist and teased her with a hint of teasing.

"That's really good." Jian also laughed in response. She stroked her belly, "But it's been so many years, maybe it's time to have a child?"

It is difficult for fairies and humans to have children, so many fairies use the humans they raise as sexual toys.

——Of course, this is also imitating humans for fun.

If you really want to have a baby, that means you'll need some magic help.

And most importantly, the children of fairies and humans mean the weakening of the bloodline itself.

They are not as powerful as fairies, but they also have many of the weaknesses of humans.

In this Britain, there is no doubt that you will be excluded by all parties.

"Why are you bringing this up suddenly?" Xijian was very concerned.

"Because I heard that Queen Mab seems to have a human lover as well," Ash explained. "If she gives birth to a child before me, I'll feel like I've lost."

"Hey..." Xi Jian was too tired to complain.

During these 1,700 years, Shiomi and Ash had visited Edinburgh many times, but the last time was 200 years ago.

Mab and Jian gradually become familiar with each other, but their unwillingness to admit defeat makes them more like competitors than friends.

It's about creating an ideal country in Britain, but it's also about love.

Mab once said that he wanted to have a human lover who was better than Ash's husband.

"That's just a saying. Britain cannot accept the existence of children between humans and fairies right now, even if you are the human." Jian knew it very well, so he was not impatient.

After all, there is plenty of time, so just take it slow.

Suddenly, the street became noisy, as if there was an argument, and it could be heard even in the bathroom.

"That's why Manchester is really a place..." Xijian couldn't help but sigh.

"With all the clans active here, it's no surprise that friction arises." Ash rose from the bathtub. "As my husband would say, this city is quite diverse."

After quickly packing up, Jian and Xijian came to the street with the working attitude of a savior mediating disputes.

But he saw Grimm, who had agreed to stay in Manchester, arguing with a small goblin.

Although he only looks about 50 or 60 centimeters tall, he is extremely agile and strong, and... quite violent.

Chapter 46: Tetelot

"Stop nagging me and I'll kill you too!"

The little goblin roared and rushed forward. In the blink of an eye, she used the loom she was riding to spread glowing silk threads around Grimm.

"Ah!" Grimm made a sound of severe headache.

Before the magic cannon fired from the loom hit him, he dodged to the side.

The explosion created a large hole in the muddy street, splashing mud onto the goblins who were standing around watching the excitement.

This made some fairies very dissatisfied, but the reasons for their dissatisfaction were different.

"Boring! We want to see rivers of blood!"

The goblins, whose attention was drawn to the brawl, did not let go of their bloodthirsty nature to watch such a spectacle even though they knew a big battle was imminent.

At this moment, it was exposed.

"That's... a fairy from the Wing Clan, right?" Xijian ignored the fairies' cries and turned to observe the tiny creature. "It looks like it can fight quite well. Even Grimm finds it difficult to deal with."

Grimm, who had landed near the two of them, turned around immediately upon hearing the sound.

"It's tricky because this guy is a girl, and I don't want to do anything to him!" Grimm defended himself.

"Oh, I see. You were the one who provoked him first." Xi understood.

"...Uh...it should be considered an accident..." Grimm suddenly lost his confidence.

Without paying any attention to the little guys, he suddenly raised the loom and smashed it towards the distracted Grimm.

"There's really no other way." Ash suddenly spoke.

boom!

Although it was a wooden loom, it had the destructive power of a battering ram. Even if Grimm raised his scepter to defend himself, he would inevitably suffer losses.

But now, Jian suddenly rushed into the fighting area, stretched out his hand to open the barrier, and took the attack.

"You are--" The little guy was stunned for a moment.

Grimm saw the opportunity and retreated outside the battle area: "Player exchange, I'm sorry to bother you at this time!"

"You guy..." Xijian was speechless.

But it is true that it is more appropriate to leave this occasion to Jian.

If it were him, he would probably kill the little guy accidentally.

After all, Shiomi has no psychological burden about killing the British goblins.

Moreover, he could see that there seemed to be another hidden reason behind the little guy's bad temper, as if he couldn't get his satisfaction and was making a fuss here.

First of all, it would be better to make her behave herself. There is no need to kill her indiscriminately to satisfy these bloodthirsty bystanders.

"My name is Jian, what's yours?" Jian put down his hand and looked at the little guy who failed to hit him and stepped back to keep some distance, and asked politely.

The little guy showed an expression of sudden enlightenment: "The savior? I advise you to stay out of my business, otherwise our Lord Tetrot will deal with you too!"

Suddenly, the goblins around became agitated.

The fight between the savior Ash and the lawless Winged Fairy is obviously more exciting than the fight with Grimm just now.

"Is that so? Then I need to give him a good education." Jian suddenly smiled.

Seeing this, Xi Jian felt a chill down his spine, thinking that the little guy was in trouble.

As expected, Jian knocked Tetrot unconscious in no time. Tetrot fell to the street with a dizzy feeling, making a "meow meow meow" sound.

It’s much more efficient than expected.

After the battle, the bored goblins quickly dispersed, as if what was happening here had nothing to do with them. Everyone walked around the streets as if it was a matter of course, avoiding them.

Under Ash's command, Shiomi carried Teterote, and Grimm helped hold the loom wheel, and everyone returned to their residence again.

After all, he didn't use any harsh force. Although he was knocked unconscious, Teterlot woke up in a moment and was obviously much more obedient than before.

As she drank water from the wooden cup that was not much smaller than her, Shiomi asked with a smile, "So what's going on?"

"What else could it be? I just said 'It's no big deal' and she started hitting me." Grimm explained, leaning against the wall. It was obvious that he had no intention of provoking a fight.

"What do you mean 'no big deal'?" Xi Jian was puzzled.

Tetrot glared at Grimm. "For a goblin, losing their purpose is inherently dangerous. I'm already annoyed, and this guy's still making sarcastic remarks!"

"Is there a possibility that I am actually trying to enlighten you?" Grimmdan defended himself with his eyes closed.

But he also obviously knew that he had said the wrong thing.

"Purpose of survival?" Jian couldn't help but be surprised.

For fairies, losing their purpose of survival means degenerating into Mors. Although Tetrot hasn't reached that point yet, if he continues like this, he will eventually fall to that level.

"It's about concepts like wedding ceremonies and brides," Grimm added. "These concepts have little basis in Britain."

"That's right." Xijian frowned.

The wedding that the Rain Clan originally planned to hold was also a concept that Shiomi tried hard to introduce, but in the end it was treated as a more grand celebration, and the rain fairies did not fully understand the true meaning of the wedding.

"I'm a fairy born to be a bride's companion and make her clothes, but I can't find one in either Gloucester or Manchester," Tetrot's voice was filled with melancholy. "So, leave me alone. I'll become Morse sooner or later anyway. Got any wine? Give me some. Drinking water is boring!"

"If that's the case..." Xijian felt surprised and looked at Jian with a smile.

Jian patted his chest, but he wasn't very confident. "To be honest, the person in front of you is a married bride."

Even if they didn't have a proper wedding, they had lived together for 2000 years after all.

She felt a little sorry for Teterlot.

"You must be kidding! You are the bride! Who is the groom?"

Tetrot said, staring at Shiomi.

As an expert in this area, her intuition was too accurate and she saw through the truth at once.

"Good intuition. It would be even better if you could use it in combat." Shiomi commented with a smile.

For now, it looked like there was nothing to worry about with Tetrot, but Shiomi would keep his opinion in mind and continue to observe the fairy.

after all--

"I'm telling you, let me make you a wedding dress!" Tetrot immediately grabbed Jian's hand and pleaded with shining eyes.

Jian was a bit embarrassed: "But I have to leave soon. Now the news coming from all sides indicates that the war between the northern and southern goblins is imminent..."

"Then let me travel with you. Even if it costs my life, I will protect the bride and send her back to the groom!" Teterlot volunteered.

Facing the enthusiasm and pleading that seemed impossible to refuse, Jian and Ximian looked at each other and saw the same answer.

Grimm showed an amused expression and spread his hands, saying:

"You guys are being entangled..."

Chapter 47 New Companions

"Do you really want to take this guy with you?"

After bidding farewell to Grimm and Manchester, Shiomi and Ash set out on the road to Oxford, the territory of the Fang Clan, and he asked Ash this.

"Isn't my husband worried?" Jian asked in return.

She could understand Shiomi's feelings.

It is really hard to find trustworthy fairies. The reason why the lake area of ​​the Mirror Clan became one of their rear bases is simply because those fairies are not keen on fighting by nature. They are a relatively stable clan, which makes Xijian feel more at ease.

"A little bit." Xijian shrugged.

He looked at Teterlot who was walking ahead on the road.

Although he had a loom that could be used for transportation, he insisted on walking in front of the two people with his small steps.

The reason was that she was from the Wing Clan and knew best how to get to Gloucester.

However, the footsteps that showed no sign of concealing her excitement had already exposed the mood of this little elf.

"Then let's keep that worry in mind." Jian laughed. "I wasn't careful enough, so I'll have to let you fill in the gaps."