The Romantic Life of a Goblin

During most of the day, the three of them were busy playing together. The atmosphere was relaxed and happy. Julie almost forgot that she was a slave girl trapped in the goblin cave.

Until this moment when she returned to the nest, the dark cave seemed so cold and depressing that Julie shuddered and remembered the cruel reality she was about to face. The foul-smelling goblins deep in the cave were waiting for her arrival with great hunger and thirst, drooling as if they wanted to eat her alive.

Although she was used to it, the huge contrast of being in the bright and warm sunshine just now and suddenly falling into the dark abyss made her at a loss, and fear instantly strangled the girl's throat.

Julie, feeling helpless, looked at the female hunter who was returning to the cave in front of her. Her heroic figure was like a bright light, suddenly illuminating the dark cave.

A bold idea suddenly emerged in Julie's mind. Once this idea appeared, it quickly flooded her entire thoughts like a tide, making it impossible for her to drive it out of her mind.

She took a deep breath, then quickly caught up with Carola and gently pulled the corner of the huntress's clothes with trembling fingers.

Carola felt a little strange, so she turned around and looked at Julie.

When she saw Julie's horrified expression, she was startled and asked with concern: "What's wrong? Are you okay?"

Julie's voice trembled slightly, as if she was trying to suppress her inner fear:

"That...that..."

The girl swallowed hard, then pleaded with the huntress in a weak but firm voice:

"My sister and I, we were both captured... by goblins."

Carola didn't fully understand what Julie meant for a moment. After all, weren't they all captured by goblins? There was nothing special about this.

Julie started to cry:

"Well, can you save us?"

Corolla was stunned for a moment:

"what?"

Julie:

"Can you save us from here, from this nest? Please..."

Corolla understood that the girl was asking her for help. The helpless girl bullied by goblins was asking for help from the powerful monster hunter.

The female hunter instantly remembered the woman who had also asked her for help but ended up committing suicide miserably. Her helpless and painful face overlapped with the girl in front of her.

Corolla's heart trembled. If it were in the past, she would hesitate, be confused, and be afraid, but since the pregnant woman died in front of her last time, she made up her mind that she would never let this happen again.

Corolla could feel the girl's hands trembling slightly, and she seemed to be trying hard to control her emotions.

Corolla was silent for a long time, as if thinking about something important.

Finally, she said, "Julie, no matter what happens, I will protect you even if it costs me my life!"

Every word is full of strength and determination, making people feel the firmness and courage deep in her heart.

Julie was infected by the hunter's aura, and her originally nervous mood gradually calmed down.

She looked at Carola and felt a surge of warmth and security in her heart.

Carola looked at Julie and couldn't help but think of her own past experiences.

When she was first captured here, she felt awkward, frightened and helpless like Julie. She was filled with hatred for the goblins and was always thinking about how to escape from this terrible place.

Carola assured Julie again: "Don't worry, Julie, as long as I'm here, I will never let anyone hurt you!"

Julie looked at the sincerity in Carola's eyes and was deeply moved. She couldn't help but shed tears:

"That's...that's great, thank you!" After getting the hunter's promise, Julie felt much more relaxed.

Corolla looked at the girl in front of her and found that she was no longer so frightened, and a smile appeared on the corner of her mouth.

She comforted Julie:

"When I first came here, I was just as scared as you are now. At that time, these abominable goblins would tie me up every day and lock me in a cage to sleep at night. However, as long as we muster up our courage and become strong, we will be able to overcome these fears."

Julie didn't expect that this powerful female hunter had such a humiliating past. She couldn't help but feel a little sympathy and admiration for her. She asked softly:

"Then, what happened next?"

Corolla's face flushed slightly, and she said a little embarrassedly:

"Later... Later I beat up all those goblins."

Although she was bragging, what she said was actually true.

Looking at Julie's admiring expression, Carola felt a little embarrassed, so she changed the subject:

"Where's your sister? Let's go see her."

Several people walked towards the depths of the cave together. Carola still held Julie's hand tightly and comforted her:

"Don't be afraid, there are not only goblins here, but also all of us living here."

……

Inside the cave, a group of women sat together, quietly listening to the speech of the female scholar Elodie.

Elodie said seriously:

"The current diet is irrational. Although there is a lot of meat, it will lead to nutritional imbalance. Growing vegetables by yourself is too slow and there are few varieties. I think it is entirely possible to buy them from human villages and towns."

At this time, Elodie was explaining the conclusions of his investigations over the past few days to Allen and Notis.

Her eyes were firm and confident, and she seemed to be full of confidence in her own opinions.

Alan didn't expect that this female scholar was so capable. During the days he went out hunting, she actually did a lot of research and designed a plan and development route.

Elodie:

"As for the maggots and fungi that the goblin cubs eat, the production is also insufficient. We can expand the septic tank to increase the number of maggots to be bred. I also suggest moving the septic tank to another place so as not to pollute the air inside the cave."

Nautilus asked:

"But in that case, we will need to carry the feces every day, right?"

The female scholar replied:

"It doesn't have to be too far. We can plan a sewer. If the septic tank is low enough, the sewage can flow away through the sewer."

Allen agrees:

"Isolating septic tanks can reduce flies and insects and eliminate diseases. This is feasible."

The female scholar continued:

"Just now I mentioned issues such as construction planning and food supply. What I am going to talk about next is more important. I hope the leader can seriously consider improving the labor treatment of women and improving the working environment."

Alan was stunned for a moment, muttering in his heart:

'You're going to form a union?'

Notis was a little confused:

"Are we not living well now?"