LITTLE GOBLIN: Master, Don’t Come Here!

Farke!

Kyle retracted his previous comments about Martina.

This woman is not only selfish and stupid, she is also crazy!

How dare she use the scroll on herself in front of so many people?

Kyle couldn't think more consciously, and was pulled into an unknown place by a sudden and huge pulling force, and then...

He doesn't know anything anymore.

The hall was in chaos.

Martina screamed, the nobles asked what happened, and the royal guard also came over.

Martina sneered in her heart.

Her strength is not as good as Kyle Dawson, but as an empire princess, she definitely has a lot of good things at her disposal.

For example, the random teleportation scroll that was just taken out was made by the legendary Grand Mage himself.

Teleportation scrolls have no exact attributes, but whether the creator leaves a curse or a blessing during the production process can determine whether the person being teleported goes to heaven or hell.

What Martina used to send Kyle was naturally a curse scroll.

Perhaps the heir to the duke will be lost in the turbulence of space, perhaps transported to the deep sea, and then drowned, or perhaps transported to the demon territory of the abyss...

all in all.

The possibility of him surviving was slim.

Just now everyone saw them here, but she had her back turned to everyone in the banquet hall, and no one could see her movements. Even if Kyle disappeared in front of her, as long as Martina bites her to death and refuses to admit it, then No one can do anything to her.

However, Martina calculated a lot, but failed to calculate that Kyle Dawson was not an ordinary person.

This is not an ordinary person, and does not refer to his status as the duke's heir.

It’s about his identity as the male protagonist.

The difference between children of luck and ordinary people is often most obvious at this time.

Kyle was not teleported to a volcano, nor did he appear in the deep sea, nor did he appear in any demon territory.

In fact, when he woke up, he saw the blue sky, smelled the fresh fragrance of grass and trees, and there was a very cute deer beside him curiously biting the hem of his clothes.

Kyle stared at the sky for two seconds, then sat up.

When he got up, he felt some dull pain in his left arm and back - he should have suffered a slight injury, but it was not serious, and it was not to the point of breaking his muscles and bones.

God bless you!

When he recognized what was in Martina's hand at the last moment, Kyle thought he was going to die.

I didn't expect him to survive, and he didn't even seem to be hurt!

The fawn, which was about as high as Kyle's waist, saw him suddenly move and sat up. It was startled and took two steps back, staring at him with a pair of big, docile eyes.

But obviously this little guy is a very courageous master. When he saw Kyle, he didn't have any hostility. He came over again and continued to complete the unfinished business before - nibbling on his clothes.

Kyle: ...

He finally discovered that the deer did not like the corners of his clothes, but the pearls inlaid on the edges of his gorgeous dress.

Kyle couldn't help laughing, then patted his head, pulled off the round pearls by himself, and handed them to him.

The fawn barked happily twice, bumped Kyle's hand with its head, and motioned for him to place the pearl on top of his head.

Kyle finally laughed out loud. Do beasts also like beauty?

Or is it that he was mistaken and that this little deer was not a boy, but a young girl who loved beauty?