Zero no ambassador: my harem

Hao Tian woke up again, and the wind sprite did the trick to actually bring a large push of fruit still hanging branches.

In the forest below the cloud cluster, the wind was blowing, the trees collapsed, and the trees with fruit were cut by the wind blade, and the branches with fruit were carried by the wind into the cloud cluster.

The fruit is unceremoniously brought to the mouth by Hao Tian. Some were watery and sweet, others were just bitter and astringent, but at last they were filling.

"Still playing five pieces of chess?" Horton asked.

"Not down, always win, no fun." The Wind Elf said proudly, "What else is fun, Gondaluf?"

"Gundaluf is just a nickname, my name is Hao Tian."

"Hao Tian? Got it, play something else, Hoshi." Wind Wizard.

"Sure. By the way, it's not good to call you Wind Elf all the time, so how about I give you a name?" Hoshi asked probingly.

"Why, I'm the Wind Wizard, aren't I?"

"It's better to have a name, and it's a sign of a good relationship." Horton said.

"In that case, give me a name then. It doesn't sound good, and I'll gyrate you, well, in the air a thousand times." The Wind Elf thought about the threat.

"Uh." Hao Tian dispelled names like Little Wind or Little Green and brainstormed.

The Wind Elf liked freedom, then.

"Fred, it means free in my home language. You'll be called Fred." Hoshi pointed to the Wind Elf avatar.

"Free? Fred, Fred." The wind elf bowed his head a few times and suddenly laughed, the air around him echoing the gale surge.

"I'll be Fred, I'm Fred." The Wind Elf seemed to like the name.

"Whew-" Hoshi relaxed, "So, Fred. I'll teach you how to play chess."

"Chess?" Fred was confused.

Hooten rushed Fred with a description and asked Fred to produce the board and pieces.

It took an hour, during which the errors and omissions were countless, and Fred finally produced the chessboard and pieces. Using a sharp wind blade, he chose the right size windstone to cut into the board and pieces, then carefully and finely controlled the lines and words.

With the board and pieces made, Fred began to explain the rules to Fred. Slightly complicated, Fred listened and seemed to understand. Hao Tian then played a few games with him, slowly letting Fred experience the charm of chess.

At first let the rook and cannon, then let two pieces and let one piece. Fred grew up incredibly fast, and after just one day, it was hard for Hao Tian to beat Fred even if he didn't let a piece.

Fred was in high spirits and pulled Hao Tian to play one game at a time.

"Cough, cough. Lord Hao Tian." In the dimness, a voice came from afar.

Huh? Hao Tian stopped playing chess and looked around.

On the far side of the wrecked ship, a wretched woman leaning on the cabin shouted towards this side.

"Is there anyone still alive?" The Wind Elf was surprised and slightly displeased. The air around the ship surged, surfacing hundreds of wind blades aimed at the silhouette. As long as they stabbed out, the silhouette would be split into pieces by the wind blades.

"Lord Hao Tian, I'm your loyal subordinate Furkai, ah." The human figure shouted.

Furkai, actually didn't die?

"Fred, she's one of my men. Don't kill her." Horton.

"Well, if you say so. Okay." Fred dropped his hand and the blades of wind in the air dissipated. Fouquet softened and picked up a life.

"Can you bring her some food? Fred." Horton.

"Let's finish this game." Fred was a little unhappy.

Hao Tian collects his spirit and does his best to win the game. Then made a request for Fred to send some food over to Fouquet.

Fred casually waved, and the fish and fruit that Hao Tian hadn't eaten rained down from the sky onto Fouquet. A starving Fouquet grabbed the fruit and stuffed it in her mouth, slowly getting out of her near death state.

Hao Tian took a look at it and withdrew his gaze as well. Fukai meant only so much to him, and would be a strong hand if he could go back.

"Pah, pah, pah," Hao Tian and the Wind Elf went at each other, fighting across the chess board, hard to break up.

Hao Tian went to sleep again, and played a good ten games with Hao Tian between wins and losses, and the Wind Elf was in a good mood to create a bed of wind for Hao Tian. Moreover, the Wind Elf looked at the tired and sleeping Hao Tian and raised this thought.

Hao Tian was only human, and he had to sleep that long every day. If he could sleep less, or not have to sleep as much as us elves, wouldn't he be able to play with me longer.

Walking up to the sleeping Hao Tian, the Wind Elf avatar placed his hand on Hao Tian's forehead. Green light surged from the Wind Elf avatar connecting the original body and Hao Tian, and the Wind Elf's vast magic power washed over Hao Tian's body, continuing to improve Hao Tian's physique during the night.

By the end, Hao Tian himself was slightly glowing blue.

This was the baptism of the Wind Elf, and from then on, Hao Tian practiced Wind System magic with half the effort, and his physique further improved, and he was able to be energetic even after sleeping only four hours a day.

"Hm?" Hao Tian woke up from his sleep, feeling that the fatigue accumulated over the past few days was swept away, his body full of energy, and his magic even fuller to the point of overflowing.

"Huh!!!" Hao Tian used a magic power test on himself, and the magic power actually broke through to four and a half points overnight, already at the level of a delta-level magician.

"Sleep well, Hao Tian. Come on, let's continue playing chess." The Wind Elf raised his hand in greeting.

"Me, body, magic power, what's going on?" Hoshi asked the wind sprite.

"Oh, that, I helped you transform your body and then filled it with some magic. You shouldn't be hungry now, come on, play chess." Speaking easily, as if it was only a small thing, the Wind Elf. It was something that only the four elves and the first ancestors at this level could do, improve their bodies and boost their magical power. It was a strange encounter that every magician dreamed of.

Hao Tian actually encountered it twice, the baptism of the Water Elf and the baptism of the Wind Elf, and the improved physique was enough to make him grow into an all-round quadrilateral magician of fire, water and wind in a very short period of time.

"Thank you so much, Fred." Hao Tian said happily.

"Oh, you're welcome." Fred didn't feel anything though.

Hao Tian sat down and continued playing chess with Fred.

After a night of not fighting, Fred actually got stronger, and Hao Tian started to lose more and win less. I should say, not Fred's opponent.

"Hoo - I can't beat you at chess, let's play a different kind of chess. Fred." Hao Tian cast his piece to admit defeat and turned to Fred.

"Well, it's no fun to always win." Fred.

"This time, we'll play Go. Fred, you do-" Hao Tian described, asking Fred to make black and white pieces and nineteen horizontal and nineteen vertical boards with wind cutting wind stones.

"This time, lots of lines." Fred was surprised.

"Go is the hardest game of chess, and you won't be easily surpassed this time." Hoshi.

"I'll beat you." Fred was confident.

Hao Tian spent a small half of the day explaining the rules and trying his hand with Fred. At first, he let even nine subs hang off Fred who couldn't play, and slowly let the subs get smaller, from nine to six, four, and two. By the time he went to sleep again, Fred was able to play without Hao-Tsang's concessions, without winning a single game, of course.

Fred was completely absorbed by the intricate and profound game of Go, and was still playing with himself after Hao fell asleep, and was in great spirits.