Chapter 730. Goblins picked up by the roadside (Page 1/1)

Early the next morning, Eble told all the soldiers that you can walk out of the mountains and forests within today.

The Elf soldiers did not have any special feelings, while the Kaladia soldiers were extremely happy.

After everyone had breakfast, the whole team set off.

Sure enough, before noon, the mountains that rose and fell one after another were forgotten behind us. What opened in front of everyone was a wide plain.

Perhaps because of the geographical environment, compared to the flat ground at the gate of the Dwarf Town, the grass everyone stepped on was covered with yellowed dead grass. When the soldiers passed by, they made a neat sound of "Brush La".

"It looks like autumn again when you look at it." Eble said.

"The plants in the desert are always evergreen all year round. The first time I saw such a wide autumn plain, I really felt the seasons changing." Devet sighed.

There seems to be only summer and winter in the desert forever.

In order to balance such a climate, even in the oasis, trees that wither wither with the season will not be planted, etc.

"It's a pity that I can't see the sun in the sky today." Claymont glanced at the sky covered by clouds and said.

Everyone continued to move forward on the plain, and the dead grass on the plain passed through the soldiers' calves.

Seeing this situation, Devith suggested that everyone move forward slowly and pay attention to the movements around the grass at any time.

The elf soldiers naturally flew away from the ground and avoided threats. However, in order to maintain their physical strength, the flight altitude was only about fifty centimeters away from the ground.

The Kaladia soldiers used the scabbard in their hands to pull the grass and move forward.

Austinger stood in the middle of the team and felt his backpack being pulled with everyone. When he thought of who was behind him, he turned around impatiently and said, "Mcley, stop playing."

Standing behind him, McClellie, who was bent on the grass to check the situation, raised her head in confusion and raised her eyebrows: Isn’t he checking the road conditions? When did this person see him playing?

However, due to the quiet atmosphere around, McClley did not make a sound. Instead, he continued to slid around the grass.

After a while, Austinger felt the backpack behind him suddenly fall down. He suddenly burst into his heart: I'm so busy that I'm dizzy, what are you playing here?

"Bang!" Austinger threw his backpack to the ground and shouted at McLee behind him: "You don't understand human words, right?"

The soldiers around them stopped by the roar.

"Are you sick?" McClley stood up and looked up.

"You" Austinger was about to grab the other person's collar and question him carefully.

But in the light of his sight, he saw that his backpack had actually "run away".

"Wait!" Austinger pounced on his "moving" backpack in a panic, but when the backpack was firmly held in his arms, a whine of a living thing came from his ears.

Not only him, but also those around him who also heard such a sound.

"Austinger, come back soon!" McClley shouted.

Although I don't know what kind of creature it is, it is still very dangerous for the unarmed Austinger to keep such a close distance from a strange creature.

Dewit and the other three also came over and called Austin to retreat.

Austinger himself did feel that there was not only a backpack in his arms, but also a living creature with a beating heart.

Austinger slowly let go of his arms, and the creature pressed under the backpack was still silent. Then he carefully moved away his backpack.

"So ugly." Austinger couldn't help but speak.

The brown skin, pointed ears, and the body was covered with fluff. The first meeting made Austiner feel a chill.

After seeing Austinger safe, Claymont walked up to observe and said, "Gogun?"

After hearing Claymont's words, Dewit and Ebel also hurried forward.

After a while of careful observation, Ebel wondered, "Is this a goblin?"

Claymont squatted down in front of the fainting goblin, flipped through the other party's eyelids, and after seeing the dark red pupils, he confirmed: "Yes."

"How did the goblins appear here? Didn't they live in groups near the volcano?" said Dewit.

The three of them looked very heavy. After all, they came to investigate this time to make the disappearance of the dwarf clan. In the initial evidence, the suspicion of the disappearance of the dwarf clan was concentrated on the goblin clan.

They really didn't expect to meet them halfway.

"Is this what I ran out by myself, or have we entered another entrenchment point of the goblin?" Eble said the possibility that he had speculated in his mind.

"We have no way to know this for the time being." Claymont looked around and said, "The goblins are cunning and greedy by nature. Even if they see their companions being injured, they will not come to rescue them."

"Yeah." Devites looked for a while, and followed Claymont to squat in front of the goblin, touched the pulse between the goblin's neck, and said, "It's still alive, take it with you. Maybe we can ask about the dwarf clan from its mouth."

Eble and Claymont both nodded: it is the best for them to master more realistic intelligence.

The three of them all looked at Austiner lying on the side.

After noticing this gaze, Austinger smiled awkwardly: "What do I need to do?"

"Your name is Austinger, right? I remember you." Claymont said with a smile. He was still very impressed by Austinger: After all, when he was Durandall, he sent him to the lounge who was motion sickness: "This goblin will be left to you to take care of. You have to take good care of it."

"Me?!How could I be?" Austinger was about to deny it, but after thinking about it, he agreed: "Then I will take care of it."

"Please trouble you."

After explaining this, Dewit and the other two returned to their own position and directed the team forward.

Austinger pulled out the fainting goblin from the grass and carried it on his back.

"It's so heavy," Austinger shouted.

While I was worried about how to follow the team with such a thing on my back.

Claymont's call came at the end of the team: "Austinger, come and go with me."

"Yeah." Austinger bent down respectfully and nodded, hurried over.

Over the past few months, the leadership of Dewit, Claymont and Eble have been deeply rooted in the minds of every reconnaissance soldier. So everyone couldn't help but be respectful to these three people. They completely forgot about the time they had participated in training as colleagues in a team.
Chapter completed!