Legend

The hut, which was used as a base for those involved in the attack, was destroyed by a black circle.

... no, since there's nothing left of the wreckage, it would be more appropriate to say that it's gone than destroyed.

The man who did it, irritated, glanced at the place where the hut was, and left the place.

"Yelo, let's go." I need you to follow me. "

Cu!

Nielsen's request made Yelo bend so that it was easy to ride on his back while squeaking.

As soon as Nielsen rides on Yellow's back, he flies away.

However, the opponent was a man of unknown connections.

I don't know what would happen if I was found.

Not to mention the fact that the people involved wanted a fairy's heart.

I couldn't find anything.

Besides being a child of a dragon, Yero's body is a mountain of treasures.

In such a situation, neither Yello nor Nielsen can ever be found by a man.

For that reason, Yelo flew 20 meters above the sky instead of behind the man.

People are prone to blind spots on the top.

Therefore, it was definitely harder to find the top than to move backwards normally.

(Ah, Dottie... but it can't be helped, can it?)

It was Nielsen who was chasing a man on a Yellowjacket, but he remembered that he had left Dottie in the fairy village.

However, although Dottie is highly intelligent, he is still a harpy.

It's overwhelmingly bigger than Yellow and Nielsen, so if Dottie was flying, it would be easier for men to find her.

You'd better leave Dottie alone to follow the man.

With a little bit of apologies, Nielsen thought so.

Cucumber?

Have you noticed how Nielsen is? What happened to Yero? and turn backwards.

"It's nothing." Anyway, for now, let's focus on chasing that guy. Considering the fact that they took out something that would be a clue to the base and destroyed the base shed, we can't let them escape here. "

If you let that man get away with this, there's no clue.

Once that happens, we'll be defeating Trent Forest for many more days, until we can get a clue by any means.

Not to mention it's already winter.

Nielsen would definitely refrain from being attacked anytime it snows, even if it does.

That's why I never wanted to lose sight of a man here.

... I mean, the worst case scenario is that Nielsen has the power to destroy the continent, but for Nielsen, there's a big reason why he doesn't want to fight in the cold when it's snowing.

However, even if Ray heard about it, he had no particular objections because he was a fairy.

In addition to being a fairy, it was probably a big reason to fight Nielsen, Ray, and Set in the Trent Forest.

"But I wonder if you'll ever walk from here to your home?" It's going to take a long time to do that, though. "

The man passing through the forest erases the black sphere.

It was not a bad thing for Nielsen or Yelo that the black sphere with instinctive disgust disappeared just by looking at it.

However, I knew that the black sphere had disappeared, but when I was told how it specifically disappeared, Nielsen didn't know.

"Oh, I see. There was a horse after all."...... Yellow, okay? Don't let me shake you off. "

Cucumber!

Nielsen's words were left to your ears, and the yellowing roared.

As a flyer... and above all as a dragon, I would definitely have avoided being left behind by horses running through the land.

"Good luck. Anyway, we need to know exactly where that guy is going." If you lose sight of it, you will certainly be punished for a long time. I definitely want to avoid that. "

In this case, the length is a lot of invisible arms, not a pouring spring breeze.

I've been punished so many times, but if I imitated someone who missed such an important opportunity, what kind of punishment would I get...? I was terrified.

Yelo, who is carrying Nielsen, flies with a serious expression, if he fails to do so, he understands that it will not taste good.

A man tied to a tree rides a horse who never thought Yero and Nielsen would be ready to die.

Of course, the place where the men and the knights entered was different, so when the men entered the forest, they could not imitate to find the knights' horses.

Instead, when the knights fled, they couldn't find a man's horse.

If the knights had discovered a man's horse before they fled here, they would have killed him and taken his legs.

That way, you can escape with a little peace of mind from the man who's coming after you.

Oh, I see. Sometimes it's because I'm riding a horse that the black sphere disappears.

The same goes for Nielsen and Yelo, but losing one's temper basically makes the viewer instinctively disgusted.

As long as the horse is a living creature, he will be equally disgusted when he sees the black sphere.

That way, a man can't move on a horse.

That's why I predicted that the black sphere would have been extinguished before I got on the horse.

"You've begun to move."...... Yelo, please. "

Cucumber!

In response to Nielsen's words, Yero chases the horse after he makes a squeak.

Fortunately for Nielsen, men's riding skills are not that good.

Or maybe it's a man related to the horse, so even if you don't have a black circle with you, there's something you think of as a horse.

Also, horses are not so good horses.

The horse that drives Elena's carriage is not upset at all, even on the battlefield.

But this is because Elena's horse is strictly trained.

An untrained horse is very timid, and it is difficult to fight on the battlefield without training.

Neilsen and Yerlo didn't know, but the horse on which the man was riding was by no means a strictly trained horse.

"I wonder how far I'll go." If you can rest somewhere along the way, we can help you, too. "

A man knows where he is going.

But Nielsen and Yelo, who chase the man, don't know where the man is going.

It's also true that I don't know, but I'm worried about how long I'm going to run.

For a few hours, Yello and Nielsen chased the running horse.

(He's already moved a lot, but where did he find out about the cabin? It's almost evening and I think it's time to arrive somewhere.)

Sometimes it's winter, and it's already getting dim.

In addition to that, Nielsen's prediction was that the man would not continue to run like this.

Since it's not a perimeter, it's basically not like a high ranked monster suddenly shows up at night.

... like the giant bird monster that chased Dottie, there was a good chance she could fly out of the perimeter and come this way.

However, at night, when it was out of bounds, I had better worry about the bandits than the monsters.

In the vicinity of Gilm, the monsters are very powerful and there are many, so there are no bandits.

Bandits who are lucky enough to grow in size sometimes try to operate on the periphery by mistake, but such bandits end up being hunted by adventurers, eaten to death by monsters, or running away from their lives if luck is still there.

But in such a worry-free normal place, bandits are the greatest threat.

(Well, even if there's a bandit out there, that guy won't be a problem.)

Beyond being free to handle the black sphere, there was no doubt that even if the bandits attacked me, I would be able to fight them back.

That's why it was not strange to imitate running without rest at night.

If you try Nielsen or Yelo, who are chasing a man, the man keeps running so much that he wants to tell you to take a break.

The sun has already set completely, and only the stars and moonlight are there.

Nevertheless, both Nielsen and Yelo have a good night vision, so they will not let the man running on the street escape.

"Ah, that's enough. How long are you really going to keep running?" Come on, take a rest, okay? "

Nielsen did dexterous imitations such as whispering and screaming.

The stomach is hungry and sounds many times.

Yelo was also more tired than usual because he kept flying with Nielsen on his back if he just flew.

With such frustration, Yero and Nielsen continued to fly... eventually, the man deviates from the street.

"Ah!?"

Could it be here?

That's what I expected, Nielsen, but that expectation disappeared before it was enough.

However, instead of arriving at the home of the people involved in the crime, it was the river that the man headed for.

So when I saw him coming down from the horse, Nielsen understood why the man had drifted off the street.

(To take a break.... I've been running for quite a long time, and of course. Anyway, we can rest, so that's the way to go. However, it feels like the river on a winter's night is too cold to get rid of the fatigue.)

If this is spring or summer, it is already winter.

It hasn't snowed yet, but it still doesn't seem strange when it does.

If you imitate resting in the river in such a way, it will freeze to death.

Nielsen doesn't have to worry about men, but if a man dies here, he won't get any information about the location or the home of his strangers.

I'm definitely sorry for the trouble I've had so far.

Nielsen and Yero land on a branch of a tree growing far enough away from a man.

However, because the tree is not an evergreen tree, there are almost no leaves left.

There was a good chance that only such trees could be found hiding compared to the previous fairy homestead in the forest.

(Trees near the river at night. Moreover, it has no leaves....... I don't care what you think about this, it's cold, right? Do you want to go into the tree?)

It was definitely quite cold, but Nielsen was a fairy.

Once inside the trunk of a tree, you won't feel the cold and will be comfortable.

But naturally, once inside the tree trunk, we don't know what's going on outside.

Even if the man from the other party finished his break and went somewhere, he wouldn't be careful.

That's why Nielsen can't wait to get inside the tree trunk.

Fortunately, if you are touching Yelo, it will be quite warm and not freezing.

(It was very convenient inside Ray's dragon robe. It doesn't make sense to think about that now.)

Nielsen watched the man as he stuck to Yelo and endured the cold.

A man feeds his horse with water from a river.

Doesn't cold water hurt your stomach?

It was Nielsen who suddenly had such questions, but the man didn't seem particularly concerned.

The horse also kept running, if not at full speed.

From that exhaustion, he was desperate to drink the water of the river.

"Ahh!"

The man beside the horse... saw Nielsen's mouth raise a small voice as he took the box out of the shed.

Nielsen doesn't know what that box is.

I don't know, but when Nielsen and Yerlo checked it out, it was a box hidden in a shed that didn't seem to have any clues.

There was no doubt that it meant something important.

I wonder if I can take it away from you.

Cu?

I heard Nielsen say, is Yelo serious? and snarls his throat.

"I mean, there's definitely something important about it." I wish I could. "

I guess the only thing I couldn't find was that my curiosity about fairies was throbbing.

”Cucumber, cucumber... cucumber”

Yelo tries to stop such a Nielsen.

I'm not saying that Yero is not interested in that box either.

Like Nielsen, it's something we couldn't find on our own.

But it's better to focus on where men go than on the boxes.

Even if you are still a child, you can still make that kind of judgment.

Yelo desperately stops Nielsen.

Of course, in pure power, a child is a dragon's yello.

He was stronger than the fairy Nielsen, and with that power he could forcefully stop Nielsen.

However, as for Yelo, I didn't want to imitate him like that... I could convince him to stop Nielsen by singing.