He Comes From the Void

Kahn originally wanted to go to the market to see if there were any magical creatures for sale, but the products sold here were not much different from those sold in other ports, they were all ordinary fish, shrimp and poultry.

However, the fruits and vegetables here are quite unusual. According to Kahn's common sense, most of them are types he has never seen before, orange vegetables with long thorns, and fruits that can change colors according to the weather, so they bought some to take back.

In addition, Kahn discovered, the Ionians not only accepted coins, but also supported the barter of rare seeds or feathers.

"Maybe the creatures we are looking for are not allowed to be hunted and sold. If you can't buy them in the market, you have to find them in the wild." Coming out of the market full of incense, Kaisha held a piece of hot spicy pastry in her hand. Cake, nibbling in small bites, cute and cute.

Following Kai'Sa's words, Kahn looked towards the mountains outside the village.

Weili is a coastal village built on the beach at the foot of the mountain. On the other side far away from the sea are dense mountains. There may be a variety of creatures living in it.

He looked around, not seeing the Noxian outpost, but he noticed the shrine somewhere on the hill. He quietly took off the blindfold, and through the contrast of the patterns and colors of everything he saw with his left eye, he saw a figure squatting on the tree outside the ancestral hall, observing the village just like they did back then.

"Is something big going to happen to Wei Li?" Kahn murmured.

"Why do you feel that way?"

"Look ahead."

Kai'Sa turned her eyes away from Karn, and saw several Noxian soldiers questioning passers-by on the street again, and happened to be blocking their way back to the inn.

"It's them again? What are they looking for!"

"It may be that something important has been stolen from the outpost. Otherwise, why would you be so concerned about just losing a little supplies?"

As if thinking of something, Kahn looked at the ancestral hall on the mountain again... He suddenly felt that that person was observing the movement of Noxus soldiers.

"I suggest bypassing them, it's early anyway," Kahn said.

Although they were wearing Ionian costumes, they could be easily recognized by their conspicuous hair color as they did not belong to Ionia, so the chances of being interrogated were quite high.

Like some deserters from Noxus who want to hide and survive among those they have abandoned and those they have harmed.

Noxians are always recognizable by their facial expressions, even when they are unarmored and unarmed. It was an inner hostility, or a sense of superiority, that couldn't be concealed.

"Where are we going? Drink tea and wait for them to leave?" Kaisha saw a teahouse on the side of the road. Although it has no name, all visitors to Weili can immediately see the teapot sculpture at the main entrance.

"No, let's go to the mountains."

...

There was snow on the mountain, and Kai'Sa's attention was all on the whiteness.

She shook the branches to let the snow on the leaves and the icicles on the branches fall off. She had a great time playing, and unknowingly followed Kahn to the ancestral hall she saw earlier.

The abandoned ancestral hall is empty, the gate is open and you can see the inside at a glance.

Not a single person.

"Bonfire?" Kai'Sa found a bonfire in the ancestral hall. She walked over and knelt down and picked up a handful of ashes to look at it: "It was left yesterday. It seems that someone is resting here."

"Is anyone there?" She stood up and called, but no one answered her.

Kahn looked around for a week, but found no one.

"It seems that the other party doesn't want to see us."

He came out of the shrine, climbed to the tree where the man had crouched before, and saw that the Noxians had moved to other streets. But he moved lightly and looked around again, but he still didn't see the person.

Did the other party leave? Or are you avoiding them?

"Karn, come and take a look!" Kaisha's voice came, and he jumped off the tree and came to the back of the ancestral hall.

He thought that Kai'Sa had found someone, but he didn't expect that it was a tree that made Kai'Sa speak.

"Is there something hidden under this tree?" Kaisha pointed to a small tree with a winding trunk, two people tall, bare branches, only a few maple red leaves on the branches, knotted The red pine cone-like fruit is very eye-catching in the snow.

And at the base of the tree, twined around was a flat boulder carved with closed indentations that looked like some sort of seal.

"Would it be possible to find something good by digging up this thing?"

Kai'Sa obviously regarded the boulder as a manhole cover and wanted to lift it to see what happened.

But Kahn stepped directly on the stone and reached out to touch the trunk. He scratched it with his nails, and the bark was opened, and the blue-green fluorescent sap flowed out, and he could feel the abundant magic power flowing in it.

"It seems like letting the sap flow into the dent breaks the seal," Kahn said.

At this moment, a shout came from above.

"Stranger, don't touch the Shousheng wood!"

The two followed the sound and saw a little girl standing on the eaves of the ancestral hall, watching them vigilantly.

"It turned out to be hiding on the roof, no wonder I couldn't find it."

Kahn blinked his eyes, but suddenly froze when he saw the little girl's attire clearly, she looked like someone... It was like the first time Kahn saw Taliyah who was a few years younger than he remembered, that kind of paradoxical a feeling of.

The girl in front of her had long black hair tied into a soaring ponytail, her clothes were thin, her face was a little immature, and she looked ordinary. But she was holding a ninja sickle in her hand and a roll-shaped cloth bag hanging from her waist. This attire reminded Kahn of someone.

Akali, the Stinger of Outliers.

But it's not exactly the same, Akali has very obvious tattoos, and this little girl is obviously younger, her skin is clean, except for some dust, there is no trace of tattoos.

Could this little girl who looked younger than them be that person?

"What will happen if you touch it?" Kai'Sa asked curiously. She didn't think this little girl who didn't have any magical aura could pose any threat to them.

The girl frowned and said: "I don't know, you are just here. Destroying the Shousheng wood will anger the guardian spirit of this land, and it will kill you. One life is for one life, and two lives are maintained. The balance of the field, that's the balance."

"Equilibrium... Are you a member of the Equalization Sect?" Kahn walked away from the Shousheng tree and asked the girl.

"Not anymore." The girl answered coldly.

This answer made Kahn confirm that the little girl was Akali, but she was four or five years younger than he thought.

Childhood assassin? He decided to tease her.

"Why do you want to leave the Balance Sect?"

Akali's expression darkened, but then she said with a cold face: "I will do what I want, and you all don't care."