Sky Island Survival: I am the only one who has played MC Sky Island

The human hunting team was closing in step by step, and at this time, Yang Fan was cleverly leading the two elf girls to hide deep in the dense grass in the distance, where the lush green leaves and winding vines seemed to have woven into a natural shelter.

"Will we...will we really not be noticed by them?" The voice of one of the elf girls was as thin as a mosquito and full of uneasiness. There was a glimmer of anxiety in her eyes, like dewdrops in the forest that were about to fall.

Upon hearing the sound, the other elf girl quickly covered her companion's lips with her hand. Her movements were gentle but with unquestionable determination, for fear that even the slightest sound would alert the danger lurking around them.

A confident smile appeared on Yang Fan's lips, and he comforted them softly: "Don't worry, under my protection, you will be like the breeze in the forest and will not leave any trace. The art of invisibility is our guardian angel." His voice was gentle but powerful, like the evening breeze blowing through the treetops, with the power to soothe people's hearts.

In fact, Yang Fan had already applied a carefully prepared invisibility potion to the two girls. This secret spiritual liquid flowed on their skin, as if they were covered with an invisible cloak, blending them into the surrounding nature. This magical potion was the result of Yang Fan's many years of research. Its effectiveness was strong enough to ensure that they would be invisible for the next half hour and escape the capture of all secular views.

"You...are you a noble and powerful magician? It's amazing!" The younger elf girl's eyes were full of admiration and amazement. She looked at Yang Fan with undisguised admiration in her tone. In her mind, Yang Fan's image instantly became taller, just like the forest guardian in ancient legends, mysterious and powerful.

"Haha, I guess so." Yang Fan chuckled, his tone carrying a hint of self-mockery and indifference, as if he felt a little proud of such praise, but also felt that it was just an ordinary thing.

At this moment, in the human slave-hunting team not far away, a burly, rough-faced man frowned and shouted loudly at the empty surroundings. His voice was mixed with confusion and unwillingness: "Strange, there was clearly movement here just now, where did those two elf girls hide?" He looked around, the dense woods and weeds seemed to be mocking his helplessness.

Someone in the team immediately responded, with a helpless tone: "How do we know? According to the tracker's instructions, they should be nearby." As they spoke, everyone looked at each other, all confused.

"Could it be that the elves possess some secret magic that we don't know about?" another person made a guess in a low voice, as if trying to solve the mystery.

"It can't be invisibility magic. Only thieves would use that kind of magic. The elves - those proud children of nature - would not use such despicable tricks." A seemingly experienced veteran flatly denied it, and his eyes revealed his inherent impression and prejudice towards the elves.

"Stop talking nonsense and keep searching! Such a big living person, I don't believe they can disappear out of thin air!" The big man gave the order again, his tone was tough and resolute, as if it was a challenge to the laws of nature. The team then dispersed, and everyone's eyes became sharper. They shuttled through the woods, trying to uncover the mystery of the disappearance. However, what they didn't expect was that the real magic was hidden in their blindness and prejudice, making the goal close at hand, but out of reach.

Yang Fan smiled softly with a hint of mystery and complacency, "Haha, I guess so." His answer was concise and implicit, as if he did not want to publicize his identity.

At the same time, not far away, the leader of the human slave-hunting team, a burly man with a rough face, was roaring in confusion at the empty surroundings, "Strange, I clearly heard a sound over here just now, how could those two elf girls disappear like the morning mist?" His voice echoed in the woods, but received no response, leaving only a deeper silence.

Someone in the team murmured in response, his tone full of confusion and helplessness, "How should we know? The tracker clearly shows that they are in this area, but now, we can't even see their shadow." They exchanged blank glances, and everyone's heart was surging with unspeakable anxiety.

"Could it be that the elves have mastered some secret magic that we don't know about?" another team member asked, his words mixed with awe and curiosity about the unknown, as if he was trying to find the answer from the mysterious culture of the elves.

However, someone immediately sneered and retorted, "It can't be invisibility magic. That method has always been regarded as the exclusive domain of thieves. Elves, those noble races who claim to be the children of nature, how could they be willing to get involved in such a skill that is regarded as despicable?" His voice was full of existing cognition and prejudice against the elves, as if he firmly believed that the pride of the elves would not allow them to use such means.

"Don't waste time arguing, keep searching!" The big man gave orders again, his voice full of unquestionable majesty. His weather-beaten eyes scanned the surroundings, as if he wanted to penetrate every corner of the jungle with his willpower. The team followed the order and dispersed. Everyone was more cautious and careful with every step, but they didn't know that right under their noses, a battle of wisdom and magic was quietly going on.

After a fruitless search, the members of the human hunting group finally decided to give up the current area and explore in other directions. Their footsteps gradually faded away, mixed with whispers of disappointment and unwillingness, echoing in the forest, but failed to disturb the three people in hiding.

For Yang Fan, the threat of these slave hunters was like a breeze, not worth mentioning at all. His strength was far superior to these ordinary people, and their every move was beyond his control. However, despite his disdain, Yang Fan did not relax his vigilance, because he had a more important mission, which was a responsibility and commitment that he had to fulfill.

After the surroundings were completely quiet, Yang Fan turned to the two elf girls beside him, with a gentle light in his eyes, and asked: "You two are elves, right? Why did you leave the elf settlement and come to such a dangerous human area?" This question was out of curiosity, and also to further understand the background of the two girls in front of him so as to better complete his task.

In fact, Yang Fan's understanding of the elves' world is limited, and his so-called "elf gathering place" is just a reasonable guess based on common sense. In this alien world, every step must be cautious, and he must act as if he knows everything, in order to consolidate his position and credibility in this world. In this way, Yang Fan can not only protect himself, but also advance the progress of the mission more effectively and ensure the safety of himself and the elf girls. Hearing this, the two elf girls looked at each other, as if they were hesitating whether to tell the truth, and this scene also added a touch of unknown color to this secret glade in the forest.

The two elf girls exchanged subtle glances, and then the older-looking elf sighed softly and said, "We were captured here by a group of greedy humans. According to your human language, you can call me Leah, and this is my sister, Kasim." Her tone was soft, but it could hardly hide the helplessness and sadness in her tone.

From Yang Fan's perspective, although the two sisters looked very similar, like twin flowers in the forest, the difference was obvious upon closer inspection. Liya's elf ears were slightly slender, swaying gently, as if they could catch the slightest sound of the wind; her pupils were a deep emerald green, like gems in the depths of the forest, shining brightly. Kasin's eyes were a clear blue, like the first ray of sunlight shining into the forest in the morning, pure and bright.

After listening to Leah's narration, Yang Fan's heart was moved. After thinking for a moment, he asked seriously: "Liya, what should I do to help you return to the elves' territory safely?" His voice was full of determination, as if he was ready to face all difficulties.

A trace of sadness flashed across Leah's face, and she whispered, "We seem to be in the outer Warcraft Forest, which is unimaginably far away from our home, the distant and peaceful elf territory." When she said this, her eyes revealed a trace of nostalgia and longing. As an elder sister, she had gone out to explore with the elders and witnessed the vastness of the outside world, but leading her younger sister alone through such a long and dangerous journey was an experience she had never had before, and she couldn't help feeling helpless and confused.

Yang Fan thought to himself that since he had decided to use the elves as a starting point to build his own power map, helping Liya and Kasim return home was undoubtedly the first step to win the elves' trust. Although the road ahead was long, he was not afraid to move forward.

The route Liya described sounded simple and straightforward: Go north along the forest, cross a winding river, and then cross a deep canyon to reach the mysterious elf territory. However, when Yang Fan silently estimated based on his own understanding of geography, this journey was by no means easy to reach. The actual distance was probably more than thousands of kilometers, far from the easy short distance Liya mentioned.

"Liya, are you sure it will take several months to walk?" Yang Fan tried his best to sound relaxed, but he was actually quite helpless. In this world where modern knowledge and magic are intertwined, such a long journey is undoubtedly a daunting challenge, not to mention ensuring the safety of the two elf girls. He knew that along the way, in addition to the test of nature, there might be more unexpected obstacles waiting for them.

Leah nodded slightly, confirming Yang Fan's question, "Yes, even if you go to the nearest river, it will take at least a month to walk, and it will take more than two months to cross the long canyon to the elf territory." In the elf world, time seems to pass more slowly. They enjoy the gifts of nature and are not as sensitive to the passage of time as humans. Here, time has become the most neglected luxury.

At first, the two elf girls, perhaps because they did not understand the human concept of time, or because they were eager to return home, said lightly that the journey home would only take a moment. Yang Fan was skeptical at first, but chose to believe it. However, when they really set out on the journey, walking day after day in the lush but unknown forest, Yang Fan gradually realized that this journey was much longer and more difficult than expected.

After repeated questioning by Yang Fan, the two sisters finally revealed the truth - it would take at least three months to return home. This unexpected confession forced Yang Fan to re-evaluate the task at hand, and he was also thinking silently in his mind how to complete this journey as efficiently as possible while ensuring safety. After all, in this vast forest, every moment of delay could mean new challenges and dangers.

Although the two elf girls accompanied him on this journey, which added some joy and fantasy, the reality was becoming increasingly difficult. In just two days, Yang Fan had already felt unprecedented challenges.

"Who would have thought that this road is covered with dense forests and there is not even a decent path. This is not walking, it is simply a jungle adventure!" Yang Fan couldn't help complaining. He thought that even if the road was long, there would at least be a relatively clear path to follow, but he didn't expect to be greeted by endless and intricate forest areas. For him, this is not only a huge physical consumption, but also a severe test of his spirit.

Faced with the dilemma, Yang Fan decided to take extraordinary measures. "It seems that the ordinary method is not feasible, so I can only do this." He muttered to himself, and then he chanted a spell, and a bright purple portal slowly opened. The sudden strange scene immediately alerted the two elf girls, who were full of vigilance against this sudden magic.

Feeling the elf girl's nervousness, Yang Fan smiled slightly, proving with his actions that his intentions were not malicious. Following his gesture, the elves gradually relaxed and looked at the huge portal curiously. A moment later, a familiar behemoth slowly drove out - it was the super-large aircraft that Yang Fan had used before. Its cabin was extremely spacious, enough to accommodate many passengers, and more importantly, it had almost unlimited endurance, allowing it to soar freely in the air and cross thousands of mountains and rivers.

"This is our next means of transportation. With it, we can fly directly to the river, which greatly saves time." Yang Fan proudly introduced, his eyes flashing with anticipation for the new journey that is about to begin. For the elf girls, this is undoubtedly their first experience of a miracle from another world, and an unprecedented adventure is about to begin.

What is this?

Both girls had such doubts, but Yang Fan did not explain much. Instead, he cleared a forest directly. Fortunately, this large bomber could land vertically, otherwise a runway would need to be built, which would be troublesome.

"Let's go, ladies. This should be considered an alchemical product, a flying knife sharpener. If we sit on it, we can greatly shorten the walking time.