The Romantic Life of a Goblin

At the same time, Allen and Ronelle were talking about something.

Alan asked softly, "Can you tell me your story?"

Ronelle smiled slightly, took Alan's hand, brought him closer to her, and began to tell her about her past:

"When I was seventeen, I was unfortunately captured by the goblins and brought to this nest. At that time, I never thought that I would become a mother one day, but fate arranged everything so wonderfully."

Alan listened quietly to Ronelle's story, feeling her pain, strength and love for life.

He realized that despite being of different races, they shared similar desires and emotions deep down.

Ronelle: "I was born in a village that mainly engaged in animal husbandry. My aunt ran a cattle ranch there..."

In the story told by Allen's mother, this is just an ordinary small village where the villagers live a simple and peaceful life. They make a living by raising various livestock, such as cattle and sheep.

The village is surrounded by lush forests and is very picturesque.

However, due to its proximity to the forest, it is often harassed by goblins and other beasts. These monsters often appear near the village, causing a lot of trouble for the people.

To solve this problem, the villagers would hire adventurers and hunters every year to eliminate monsters and ensure the safety of the village.

But in the last two years, things have changed.

The small nobles who were vassals of the village chief were involved in the power struggle in the royal capital and had no time to care about this small village on the border.

As a result, no more adventurers or hunters were willing to come and help them fight the monsters, causing the village to fall into crisis.

Originally, the woman was going to marry a young man of the same age from the neighboring village according to the matchmaking arrangement of her elders.

The other family is engaged in the feed business and their financial conditions are similar, so the two families can be said to be a good match.

The two have met several times, and although they don't have a particularly deep relationship, they get along well.

However, just one month before the wedding preparations, a nightmare struck.

A large group of goblins suddenly attacked the village. They were numerous and extremely ferocious.

There were only a few guards in the village, and they were completely unable to resist such a huge army of monsters.

Soon, the village fell and the villagers fell into despair and fear.

On that pitch-dark night, an eerie and terrifying atmosphere filled the air. The goblins, like demons emerging from the depths of hell, took advantage of the cover of the pitch-black night and launched a brutal attack on the quiet and peaceful village.

These brutal monsters poured into the village like a surging tide, mercilessly slaughtering the unarmed men in the village.

And those pitiful women who were unfortunate enough to fall into his clutches suffered the most miserable and outrageous suffering in the world.

Allen's kind and gentle mother was just an innocent and inexperienced girl at that time. Faced with such inhumane atrocities, her heart completely collapsed and she was completely unable to bear such inhumane abuse and humiliation.

She cried out at the top of her lungs and struggled desperately to escape this endless nightmare, but her resistance only resulted in even more brutal beatings and trampling by the goblins.

To this day, whenever she recalls that unbearable past, she feels as if her heart is being torn apart and the whole world is about to collapse.

She really didn't have the courage to touch upon the details of what happened during those dark years. The only scene in her memory was the corpses scattered all over the ground in pieces.

The extreme fear had already overwhelmed her and made her lose her consciousness.

After an unknown amount of time, when she finally woke up, she was shocked to find that she and other surviving women in the village were trapped in the goblin's dark, damp, and smelly lair.

From then on, every day seemed like a year to them, and life was worse than death. They could only struggle and survive in the abyss of pain and despair.

Allen's mother remembered vividly that during that dark time, too many sisters who could no longer endure the suffering resolutely chose to commit suicide to end the endless suffering.

However, even though they had already died, the goblins still had no mercy and treated their cold bodies as food, greedily devouring them.

These horrific memories haunted Ronelle like a nightmare, causing her body to tremble uncontrollably.

Alan hugged her tightly, trying to give her some warmth.

His dark side of the Force continuously absorbed the woman's fear and transformed it into his own powerful strength.

Allen's body was different from other goblins. There was no sour smell or stains on it. Instead, the warm body temperature of hugging her own child brought her comfort and dispelled her fear and anxiety.

Ronelle sighed, sorted out her thoughts and continued to tell what happened next.