The reincarnated devil was blessed by the goddess

As night fell, the sky was shrouded in thick, dark clouds. The wind, like a trapped beast, whistled through the buildings, occasionally picking up dust and fallen leaves, which danced freely in the streets.

The lights in the guild swayed slowly in the room, casting dancing light and shadows. No wonder the guild prepared kerosene lamps, it was for times like this.

The windows trembled slightly as people closed their doors and windows to avoid the coming storm. The streets were empty except for the knights in silver armor who guarded the safety.

Logically speaking, no one would go out at this time, and all these phenomena indicate the precursor to the coming typhoon.

But Theresa couldn't lie to the child and say she was taking her out for a look.

The north wind came from somewhere and whistled into their faces again.

It's been so long since we started walking, why doesn't this kid give up?

Theresa held onto Zoe's hand tightly, and the two of them floated in the wind. They were almost at the city gate from the guild.

"There are so many people, we can't get out..."

Zoe looked at the many knights standing at the city gate and finally said something that made Theresa feel relieved.

That's right! Come on, sister, let's go home!

"Sister, how about we wait a little longer? Maybe they'll go eat?"

Zoe held Theresa's arm and said with blinking eyes.

You still care about whether they have eaten or not. Your sister took you out when the wind was not too strong, and you didn't even have time to eat.

Okay! I'll fight you to the end! Let's see who can endure longer!

So, she decided to play the waiting game with Zoe. They found an inconspicuous corner and sat down quietly, their eyes fixed on the direction of the city gate, like two sulking children, competing to see who had more patience.

After waiting for a while, Zoe's bag rustled in the wind as she looked at Theresa's calm face.

"Sister, let's go back..."

"boom-!"

A huge explosion was heard in the distance.

"Hurry! Something seems to have happened back there! Go get support!"

A knight was running hurriedly in the distance, shouting loudly, and the fully equipped knights rushed quickly towards the central area.

As they left, only a few knights were left at the gate, preparing to climb the city wall.

Zoe naturally saw this good opportunity to escape.

"Sister! Quick! There's no one here, let's go!"

Black smoke?

Theresa looked up at the black smoke floating in the air in the distance, a flicker of hesitation in her heart, but her gaze finally fell on the direction where Zoe disappeared.

Nothing will go wrong with Akzan here. The church can't just be a freeloader.

Another explosion was heard, and the knight on the city wall happened to look into the distance. The two small figures took advantage of this gap and quickly disappeared from sight.

The wind is so strong.

Theresa's hair was messy from the wind.

Zoe ran quickly in front, her heartbeat accelerating with the rhythm of the wind, but her attention was completely focused on the front.

Theresa reacted quickly when she saw the crumbling tree in front of her. She accelerated suddenly and rushed to Zoe's side in one step.

Her arm swept through the air, and the magic wand shone brightly. The moment she made the sweeping motion, the magic wand split into three sections, splitting the tree in two.

The huge tree trunk fell in the wind, making a deafening sound.

Zoe was startled by this sudden change. She turned around to look at Theresa, but Theresa didn't give her time to be surprised and clamped her to her right side.

"road."

The typhoon has started, and I can’t play house with her now.

Theresa said this lightly, and quickly shuttled through the woods according to the direction Zoe pointed.

In order to prevent the branches from whipping her, Theresa even placed a light shield around her.

"It's the small river in front! Where's the bridge? The bridge has been washed away! Sister, what are you doing? At this distance...ahhh!" Zoe's voice was full of fear and anxiety.

Theresa seemed not to hear her cries. She held the divine light stick tightly and, with the help of the power of the wind magic, she crossed the river lightly like a pole vault.

The river flowed rapidly beneath her feet, but she seemed to be in another space, unhindered by anything. Her figure streaked through the air, crossing the river.

A familiar small village with pointed roofs appeared in front of them. That was the village where Zoe lived.

Theresa followed Zoe's instructions and came to a house.

"The one in the middle!" Zoe pointed.

Theresa quickened her pace and rushed to the house. Hearing the noise outside, the door creaked open, revealing Grandma Zoe's concerned eyes.

"grandmother!"

Zoe jumped out of Theresa's arms and rushed into her grandmother's arms.

"Come in, it's not safe here."

Grandma tried to pull Theresa into the house, but found that she couldn't move her.

Theresa shook her head and closed the door for them.

Although the hut was simple, it did not make any creaking sound in the strong wind, so it seemed quite sturdy, which made her feel relieved.

Now she had to rush home in this stormy day. After all, she was not sure whether Akzhan would come to see her, so in order not to make him worry, it would be better to go home quickly.

So Theresa came to the river again, but this time she was not so lucky.

Due to the strong wind and rain, her vision became blurred and she could not accurately judge the road conditions ahead.

As a result, the light stick she was walking on got stuck in the cracks of the rocks and she was about to fall into the turbulent river.

At the critical moment, a pair of strong hands grabbed her tightly.

"It's not suitable to go out and play in such bad weather, little sister."

A familiar voice sounded.

Theresa looked up and saw a man wearing an eyepatch.

Although she couldn't see the face clearly, she immediately recognized the voice - it was Leola!

"Come and hide at my house. We have to run in this weather." Leola said with a smile.

Leola pulled Theresa up, waved her hand to signal her to follow her, and then ran quickly.

Why isn't he wearing his gold-rimmed glasses anymore? Can he really see the road clearly with that eye patch on?

This question was indeed unnecessary because Leola ran so fast!

The branches that blocked their way were burned to ashes by his flames, and they floated into the air.

Occasionally, some sparks would even drift onto Theresa's face.

It's hot.

So they ran all the way until they arrived at the gate of Leola's house.

"Okay, come on in."

Liola didn't know whether she was looking at Theresa or the sky in the distance. In any case, the corners of her mouth raised, revealing an incredible smile.