Violet and the Thorn Bird

Gal sneezed, "I heard who is talking about me, don't speak ill of me."

"Are you sure you want to take the cubs?" Gray said. "We're going to rob, not race."

"Don't call it that, it understands." Gal patted the cub's big ears, "It's called Belle, a cute girl. I know it's robbery, and Belle can't scream, she's very sensible."

"Girl," Gray said, carrying the axe, "you look like a good mother."

"Thank you." Gal said reservedly, "but unfortunately I'm a male. Maybe I'm a good father? Unfortunately, I haven't planned yet. Finding a wife is a troublesome thing."

"You already have a Borg." Fanny tilted her head on the horseback, "You should stick to the end, otherwise he will kill you."

"Trust my lady." Gal's eyes were sly, "I love Borg very much, especially after night falls."

"I'm still a child," the dwarf wailed, covering his ears. "I mean, I'm still a child! I'm like a sapling among the dwarves, and I shouldn't have known these things too soon."

"It seems that they have a good relationship." Fanny watched Gardner ride up to Borg, "I'm still very surprised..."

"You carry it, and you have to keep it safe." Borg's cloak covered his blonde hair. "Like a nanny."

"Of course I will protect it." Gal said, "I will also protect your friend, like a nanny, to protect you at all times."

Borg's palm lightly patted Gal's lower back, and azure blue flashed past.Gal paused for a second, and then he found his belt slipped away.

"Change your profession." Borg raised his belt with his index finger, "Thieves will cry when they hear your name."

"You really like my belt." Gar calmly pulled out the spare, "And let me reiterate, Mr. Stoke, I am a hunter, not a thief."

"Uh-huh." Borg threw back the belt without much interest, "Whatever...you are just prey for now."

"This is really a big illusion." Gal laughed, "I thought I was a trophy, your trophy."

"Word provocation is the beginning of misunderstanding." Borg was unmoved, "You are an expert in it, which surprises me."

"That's a misunderstanding," Gal said. "Listen, you're the only one I've ever been able to turn on. Before that I just watched my brother do it. Don't be so defensive, Borg, you're always Holds all of me...my life."

The green-eyed kid was earnest as if with infinite affection, but Borg knew it was his usual trick.

"It's a great honor," said Borg, "but before we go any further, it's time for you to nurse, nurse."

"It just ate before going out!" Cal dug Peer out of his pocket, and took out the feeding bottle from the pocket on the horse's back. Your diapers won’t be enough. Don’t squeeze your tears, kid, it’s useless, I don’t want to take you all over the world looking for diapers, I can only drink a little—let me say a little! You little bastard!”

Belle drank the milk vigorously, her ears flapping happily.

The free mercenary group did not enter Ice Lake City, but stopped at the northern end of the Ice Lake.While setting up the tent, Fanny laid out a large map, and her fingers slid from the eastern ice vein within the border wall to the Green Grassland.

"The unicorns of the Green family will reach the Silent Ice Vein under the protection of the wizard of the temple, and then hand them over to the Paladins there. Due to the obstruction of Limon Falls, Randolph must drive the unicorns from the east of Ice Lake City to bypass the ice. You can enter the direct horseway west of Ice Lake City." Fanny raised her eyebrows when she said this, "Thank you His Majesty for your rigor, this section of road is full of loopholes. We are wanted criminals, and we have left the range of Ice Lake City in the kingdom. would lose the protection of the Valkyries, so the north end of the glacier lake is the best place to loot. The wilderness is our place, and we can kick the knight's ass hard here."

"I'm not interested in the knight's butt." Gray had to lie on the table to see the map, "I only care about how many unicorns there are on this trip, they are all gold coins."

"One hundred." Fanny's reddish-brown wavy hair slid from her waist, and her hand in a fingerless glove gently brushed her red lips, "The king's living treasury, these are countless gold coins. Brace yourselves guys, we'll be safe at home all winter after this one is done."

"Leave me a little word," said Gal, with the cub on his shoulder, "if Randolph loses the unicorn by the frozen lake, what about the Valkyrie? This is her place, my friend, Ray The inaction of the Croatian army cannot escape the eyes of others, and you have thrown the trouble on a woman."

"Knock Heloise out," Gray said naively, "perfect alibi!"

"I didn't mean to hit you Gray." Gall said, "You are the smartest dwarf I've ever seen, but as far as I know, the title of Valkyrie is by no means hereditary, it's more cruel...You mean to stun the Valkyrie? Good idea, But who can do it?"

They all looked at Borg.Borg’s eyes still stayed on the map, and he raised his finger to the horse path on the west side of Ice Lake City, “Randolph must pass the horse path checkpoint, where the Lake army will also check, and the wizards of the temple will also look down and enter and exit here. If the unicorn Lost here, that's not their problem, it's just that the free mercenaries are too strong."

"It's too risky." Fanny looked at them, "Rake's army has at least 1000 people here, the Paladins sent 500 troops in heavy armor, and the great wizard supervised and blessed us. We only have 600 Borg. And don't Forget Heloise's warning, her protection is only within the scope of her anger, if we snatch the unicorn here, it will be despising the Lake Spear in front of the Narcissus Banner."

"Then make her angry," Borg said, "or hold her accountable."

"I agree with the boss." Gray was completely different from his usual at this time. He lay there and said in a very low voice, "We only want gold coins...We are not friends with the Valkyrie."

"I'm just a nanny." Gal hugged the cub, "I would like to offer a suggestion once in a while. Don't look at me, Fanny, I think Borg is right. Although he didn't speak gently, this method will make the Valkyrie feel helpless. Relationship. Of course, maybe you can give her half of the unicorns as tolls after the end."

"Oh no!" Gray raised his voice, "Give her ten! God knows how she will beat us up in a rage, ten is enough!"

"Okay," Gall said, "you'll save Gray."

"Then we should talk." Fanny hugged her shoulders. "Who is going to take care of the great wizard? This is a big trouble. I don't want to fight with a warrior with the blessing of Vulcan at all."

"How about trying me?" Gal looked at her sincerely, "I adore the profession of wizards, and I want to take a closer look. I heard that the fire god Anklie left the fire to the temple, and the wizards carved it into a peeping world." Eyes, so as to monitor the world. I am very interested, I want to know, have these old men peeped at me taking a shower in the middle of the night. "

"They prefer to spy on the abyss." Borg looked at Gal, "Maybe I should let you try it, a thief becomes an assassin. I'll just say this once, don't keep alive, because any traces you leave will be captured by wizards to peek into the world Eye. As a wanted criminal, this will be the toughest question."

"My dear," Gall said, "please call me—Hunter."

Randolph kicked Sig. "Take your skinny horse and get back."

Seeger closed his notebook, led his horse, and as he was about to pass Randolph, Randolph kicked him again.

"Say something, girl," Randolph said. "You still carry the sword of the Jodont family on your back, but you can only hide behind. I'm ashamed of your father."

"I'm ashamed of your father, too." Seeger gripped the reins tightly. "You abandoned the basic politeness of a knight."

"Cowards are not worthy to be compared with etiquette." Randolph turned around him, and the scabbard hit him hard on the knee, Sieg staggered, and laughed wantonly around him.Randolph said contemptuously, "Stand up straight girl, I just touched it lightly."

Seeger stood up straight, he was looked at wantonly, mocked maliciously.He carried a heavy heavy sword on his back, but it was wrapped tightly, so far he has never been drawn out.

"Randolph," Seeger said, "that's not how a knight should be."

"Listen," Randolph said, "he's teaching the master how to be a knight. My lord, you're worse than a swordsman, and you're teaching me how to be a knight?"

"I'm just suggesting," Seeger said, "...maybe Borg can teach you."

The scabbard suddenly slapped Sig on the cheek, and he was deflected by this blow, and the burning pain immediately swelled up, and he even tasted the blood in his mouth.

"A bastard who gave up his sword, a fool who gave up his name," Randolph kicked Sig down, and he stepped on Sig, and the scabbard was whipped on the other side again. What did the Snake Girl teach you? Resist Sig. Self-defeating Jodont! You hang out with the Snake Girl, and my kindness gives you the chance to be presumptuous, but you are ungrateful."

Seeger was beaten with bruises on his face, he raised his hand to block it, and was trampled and rolled in the mud.

"Did the chick share with you," said Randolph grimly, "her new life in the whorehouse?"

Sig groaned, and he suddenly hugged Randolph's leg tightly, panting fiercely, "You promised me." His eyes were shocked, "You will not hurt her."

"I did promise you." Randolph looked down at him with pity, "I didn't hurt her, Sig, this is the supreme pleasure that a human male gives her, and I guarantee that it is happier than sleeping with a snake man. You Didn't you start?" Randolph sarcastically said, "You guard her every day, I thought you'd already rolled over the sheets."

"You lied to me!" said Seeger angrily. "Randolph, you lied to me!"

Randolph stomped him into the mud, the soles of his shoes pressed against his cheek, and he was crushed hard in the mud, "You gave the woman you liked to others to protect, you failed the trust of a poor girl, you are the one who cheated .Sig, you are only worthy of lying in the mud and licking your boots, and Zordont has fallen into the abyss since then, and you don't even deserve to be called a family anymore."

Sig was rubbing in the muddy water, choking on the dirty water from his mouth and nose, and he roared angrily... feebly.