The Reader And The Protagonist Definitely Have To Be In True Love

(Chapter 36) Once upon a time there was an elf princess who fell from the sky.

Nauseous due to the feeling of his body disintegrating then being remade, Du Ze opened his eyes and found that his surroundings had changed. It was no longer the silver gray color of the Gnome Ruins. He was in an empty stone chamber. A huge light magic array had just dispersed on the floor.

Having escaped from death at the last minute, the mercenary team was still in a panic. Eric threw the broken pendant on the ground, wiped the blood off his forehead with his hand, and explained: "This is a branch of the Temple of Light."

Du Ze instantly realized that he was in the enemy's stronghold. Although he had expected that the rival's debut would not be solved that easily and was certain to survive, but ... Mr. Rival, how come you escaped with a crowd of people? Your goal has always been the protagonist, so this young man is just an innocent bystander? WTF! Next time this young man will have to equip a titanium alloy knee!

"Hey! Eric, I've stolen the man you asked for!" Enoch's voice was full of pride: "There's nothing this thief can't steal."

Du Ze was startled. Eric, who was casting a high-level cure on Bart, smiled his thanks at Enoch. Eric looked at Du Ze for a moment before concentrating on Bart's healing. Honey was watching closely, worried. The elf, with his bow on his back, was staring at his ring, which is covered with cracks. Perhaps it was damaged because the battle was very fierce.

Du Ze looked at Enoch blankly as the latter circled around him and expressed his strong curiosity.

"What's your name? My name Enoch."

Hello, little brother, this young man is your senior.

"What's that book you are holding? What's this? A gnome's machine?"

This is the book of that causes one's moral integrity to die, you don't understand my sadness.

"What is your relationship with that gnome? To tell you the truth, that was the first time I realized that the gnomes were such a terrible creatures. His temper was scarier than what I knew about gnomes."

The protagonist waited for his younger brother for four years and his irritation cannot be described. You broke in just as the protagonist was about to explode – thank you for withstanding the domestic violence in place of this young man.

"Why don't you speak?"

This young man is grateful to you from the heart.

"Eric," the Thief cried loudly, "is this guy really human and not a mechanical puppet? He hasn't said a word and his face has no expression!"

Eric coughed lightly. The light in his hands dimmed. Bart's complexion has improved a lot. Honey carefully grasped Bart's hand, her laughing while crying at the same time was both awkward and cute. Eric stood up. His right hand was still limp but the blond youth did not care. He went to Du Ze and said softly: "I'm sorry I used such a method to bring you with me."

Eric looked at Du Ze with reverence in his eyes. "I did it for you-"

"Eric! Hold your breath!" Enoch's expression changed and he desperately cried out: "There's the smell of Lost Flowers."

But it was too late. Just as Enoch perceived the danger, the others fell. Du Ze felt like his body was weak, so weak that he could not hold on. Like a puddle of mud, he flowed down softly on ground, his whole body limp. Enoch, although not affected as much, was not able to remain standing for long as the elf knocked him unconscious with a hand chop.

Eric raised his head with some difficulty and, when he saw what the elf did, his face was full of confusion and sadness.

"Simon ... Why ...?"