The Hero Who Troubles the Heroes

Spring rain is as precious as oil. In this season, trees, flowers and plants have grown new shoots under the moisturization of the drizzle.

At the same time, there are all kinds of annoying bugs.

Some of these bugs come out during the day, and some work at night, making the fish people stationed on a hill miserable.

None of them knew what their next mission was. They only knew that according to the order of His Royal Highness, who was on the front line, they planted fresh branches in the tent, and then went out of the tent every day without any incident, and it was forbidden to turn on the lights at night.

This is the first military camp in the world that has been concealed for air defense in the past few hundred years. Although the glider has not appeared due to the weather in the recent period, Jenny did not relax because of this.

Last year's serious injury nearly killed him, and as a result, political instability occurred within the Osm Kingdom, and his military power was almost taken away during his treatment.

In order to wash away this shame, Jenny decided to wipe out the culprit.

In order to capture the bastion as soon as possible, Jenny found his friendly allies.

On the top of the mountain were several large tents with high security, and the faces of the murlocs stationed around the tents were very ugly.

The girl's heart-piercing screams faintly came from the tent, and it weakened soon after.

At this moment, the curtain of the tent was pulled open, and a demon who was much shorter than the murloc, with wings on his back and a pair of horns on his head appeared by the door.

A young murloc soldier turned his head, the demon saw it, and threw the corpse in his hand towards him.

The soldier hurriedly caught the corpse of the murloc girl flying towards him. When he looked up, the demon had returned to the tent.

Amid the cries that sounded again in the tent, the soldier walked down the mountain with a sullen face, holding the girl's body.

Some murloc soldiers who saw this scene along the way shook their heads, while others turned their heads to the side deliberately.

On the adjacent hill, the murloc soldier came to a few mounds with his body in his arms.

He didn't want his compatriots to corpse in the wilderness, so he buried the girls who died tragically in the past few days here according to the customs of the land race.

The dirt pit was dug soon, and he placed the girl's body in the pit with her head facing the sea, and then covered it with dirt.

Looking at the mound in front of him, he took a few deep breaths, but still couldn't calm down.

At this moment, he suddenly looked around and saw a pair of green eyes looking at him.

Two hours later, an officer found Jenny who had just stepped out of his tent.

The officer reported: "Report, His Royal Highness, that Assi of the Praetorian Guards went missing when he went to bury the body. We found a large number of animal footprints, fighting marks and a lot of blood in the place where he buried the body."

Jenny nodded, then waved and the officer stepped back.

Then Jenny walked into the tent not far away. There was no such tragic cry. Three murloc girls stood cautiously on one side of the tent, and the demon in the tent was sitting on a chair with a magic lamp. The lights are flipping through a book made of seaweed paper.

Jenny glanced at the three girls with some displeasure, and then asked the demon, "Beim-kun is really nice, they don't suit your taste?"

The demon named Bem put the book aside and looked at Jenny, who came to visit.

Jenny seemed to feel that there was a hint of other colors in his eyes when he looked at him, and he seemed to have licked his lips just now.

Bem smiled and said to Jenny: "His Royal Highness, don't mind, for me, books are more attractive than women."

Jenny asked the girl standing beside him to pour tea for them, and then said, "Fukuzawa Yukichi, a great scholar in another world, once said, 'Reading is the way to learn, and learning is the way to great things.' . Bem-kun must be a great talent to do great things."

Bem said: "The great human sage Philip more than 300 years ago once said, 'Books are the cornerstone of the mountain of knowledge, and standing on it can make people see farther'."

Jenny took a sip of the tea handed by the girl, and then said with emotion, "I wish I could be born four hundred years earlier and see Philip's style."

"Yeah." Bem also sighed, "If I can fight him, I will die without regrets!"

"But you later defeated the country he led," said Jeni.

But Bem shook his head, "Rurik without Philip is just a body without a soul."

Then he sighed again, "Unfortunately, none of Philip's descendants are successful."

Jenny's face was suddenly not very good. He already knew the identity of Charles. If Charles was still ineffective, then he killed so many murlocs, and what about himself who was seriously injured by him?

Bem noticed his slip of the tongue. After all, this was in Jenny's land. If he offended the other party too much, it would inevitably affect the unity, which was not good for public or private purposes.

So Bem said: "That kid from the McGarden family is just a family afterglow. In the future, we will take down the head of this slipping fish, and the Philip family will be cut off."

As soon as he finished speaking, he saw that the brightness of Jenny's face dropped a little bit. Bem, who found that he had used the wrong word, hurriedly borrowed tea to cover up his embarrassment.

Then he changed the subject: "We will obey the order of the princess of our country and cooperate with the prince to complete this task."

Jenny asked at this time, "How is your Royal Highness Princess?"

Bem replied a little unhappily: "Thanks to His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, Her Royal Highness has been doing well recently."

Jenny looked at the top of the tent and said softly, "I don't know if she likes the gift I gave."

Seeing this, Bem felt very uncomfortable.

Finally, Jenny said: "The action time is set in three days, and then there will be Lord Laubem."

Watching Jenny leave, Bem sighed softly.

(???)?Separation line?(*?▽?*)

Just as Jeni was leaving Bem's tent, in the palace garden of the distant Rebach Kingdom, two young people were drinking tea in the garden pavilion on a short sunny day.

Louis Leibach, the former prince of Leibach Kingdom, is pouring tea for the beautiful girl in front of him.

"Thank you very much in the court of the gods a few days ago, Lena." Louis said solemnly to the beautiful woman in front of him.

The girl named Lena opened her snow-white feather fan, covered Cherry's mouth, and smiled. Louis suddenly felt that the pavilion was as bright as summer.

She said in a clear and sweet voice: "His Royal Highness is so polite. If it wasn't for you, I would have been eaten by wild beasts."

Louis shook his head, "I said, you can just call me Louis. And you helped me cure my headache later, and now I owe you a huge favor."

"Ah..." Lena sighed, "Unfortunately, you were still deprived of your right to inherit the throne."

"It doesn't matter, this result is already very good." Louis said indifferently, "Don't my descendants still have the same inheritance rights."

"So you have to hurry up and find a princess." Lena said in a playful tone.

Louis took a deep breath and said, "Lena, I..."

"Hey~www.wuxiaspot.com~ This cake is delicious!" Lena's surprised voice interrupted Louie's words.

...

When Lena left, Louie called his housekeeper.

"Who gave Lena the fan today?" Louis asked, it was the first time he had seen such a beautiful feather fan.

The butler replied, "It's a fan from the Elf Tree Sea. No one has sent gifts to Miss Lena recently."

Louis thought for a moment, and then said, "Go to the sea of ​​elf trees now and help me buy suitable gifts, you know what I mean?"

"Yes." The housekeeper was already happy at this time. As long as enough taxes were paid, the elves can help them to issue invoices that are much higher than the price of the goods. When they come back and report the bill with the invoice, no one will say anything. How much money he embezzled.

The housekeeper who received a good errand arranged the work overnight, and then left the capital early the next morning, embarking on a journey to the south to purchase.