He Comes From the Void

"What did you say? Backtracking?" Kahn saw that Vastaya didn't seem to be lying, and immediately realized that there was something wrong in Pagoda Town, but before that he had to clarify for himself.

"We left the town after that day and didn't know what happened afterwards." He explained, and Kaisha also said: "We followed a tiger with wings on its back, and it was in..."

Kai'Sa hesitated to speak, apparently she just realized that the Winged Beast had disappeared and left without a sound.

"Who are you lying to? You humans are not trustworthy. Come with me and tell the elders if you have something to say!" Two sentinels poked their spears in front of them and shook them, forcing them to walk into the village.

Kahn clenched his fists tightly, but thinking that this might be the intention of the Inlaid Stone Town Beast to bring them here, he decided to go in and find out what happened first.

Along the way, people from the Vlota tribe kept coming out of their huts to watch them, just like the vastaya people would get a lot of attention when walking on the streets of human towns.

But this kind of gaze is not pure curiosity, but xenophobia and anxiety, making them feel like prisoners who threaten social stability and are dragged out to parade in the streets.

When passing by a wooden weaving hut, Xia appeared and walked towards the two with a bad face. She held two sharp feathers in her hand, tempered with refined magic luster, enough to pierce through armor and insert into her heart.

"Don't do anything, just say something." Kahn stretched out his hand to keep them at a distance, not because he was afraid of them, but because he wanted to figure out what happened.

"Okay, I haven't used my feet for a long time." Xia revealed her pair of bird feet without any concealment. The sharp claws can easily scratch the ground, and such powerful claws can remove the ribs from the chest. Apparently it wasn't too difficult.

"So what happened?" Kai'Sa saw that Xia was just threatening herself, so she was not afraid.

"I still want to ask you! You promised to return the magic to us, but did you do it?" After shouting, Xia rested her forehead angrily, and blamed herself in a voice that other people could hear: "Humans, it really is Creatures that can't be trusted, I shouldn't trust you."

"Honey, don't be angry, eat some slate bread to calm the fire." Luo held a piece of slate bread in his hand, broke off half of it and brought it to Xia's mouth.

"No, I won't eat it, I'm not in the mood." Xia pushed it away, and then he happily took it all for himself: "When this bread is baking, the chef sings a cheerful song with drum beats. Chocolate sauce is even more perfect."

"Can this be tasted too?" Kahn didn't notice that Luo had led him to digress.

"Of course, vastaya can sing when cooking, and it's very important to sing any song carefully." Luo, who was willing to share, gave half of the bread to Kahn, Xia immediately cast a cold look, As if to kill all three of them.

"Mu Da Hakama," Xayah cursed, which meant "sympathy for human collaborators."

Seeing that Xia seemed to regard her as a traitor, Luo didn't feel sad or refute, but explained to her in a rare and serious manner: "Honey, let me do it this time, I will solve it in my own way."

Xia snorted and turned away.

Luo knew that this was his chance. He turned to the two of them and said, "The reason why your human food is not tasty is because you didn't use singing to inject emotion into the food when cooking."

"I think whether the food is good or not depends on the ingredients themselves and the skill of the cook. Could it be said that a bad dish can become delicious if it is injected with strong emotions? Obviously not." Kahn dared not Agree, although he is not very good at cooking, he can still comment on the aspect of eating.

"It does have some relationship. For example, what kind of flour goes with what kind of song is particular... But you think so, so your food is dry and soulless, and it tastes like chewing wax. It's better to say so much Give it a try, at least our vastaya won't lie." Luo said, and handed the half piece of slate bread to the two of them.

Kahn took half of the bread, and broke it into two halves to distribute to Kaisha.

He took a bite and chewed carefully, looked at Kaisha, and then had to nod to admit: "I did taste something other than ordinary bread, it's not bad."

"Of course, but the bread we made before would be better," Luo said.

"Why?" Kai'Sa didn't understand, could it be that her craftsmanship would degenerate over time.

"The water we used to knead the noodles has deteriorated, so the slate bread we made is not as delicious as before." Luo led the two to a pool.

Kahn didn't see anything abnormal in the pool at first, until he turned on his spirit vision, and he saw a sallow yellow steam permeating the air, which was the color of disease.

"The natural magic here is not clean anymore." Luo said: "After you humans promised to return the magic to us, not only did you fail to do so, but you even intensified and took away the magic here. If this continues, within a month, V The Lota people will be trapped by disease and starvation, become very weak, and even exterminate the family."

"Something must have happened." Kahn didn't want to believe that the opportunity he had fought so hard for was sold by the human side. Isn't this a scam? He looked away from the sink and said to Lo, "We're going to go back and see what happened."

"No!" Xia was the first to refuse.

"It's useless for you to keep us here." Kahn said, "Is it because you want to keep us here to be buried with you?"

Although this is not pleasant to say, it is true. If you do nothing, you will die slowly.

"You can still serve as hostages. I will take you to find those humans."

"It's useless. We are just outsiders to Zhishi Town, and we have no value in itself. If something happens to Zhishi Town, they will not care about us." Kahn explained calmly: "Well, we I can take you into Zhishi Town together to see what happened there, whether the monks turned their backs on their promises, or an accident happened."

Generally, vastayas don't kill people to vent their anger. Xia looked at the two with meaningful eyes, and finally accepted Kahn's proposal under the encouragement of Luo's eyes.

"Okay, Luo and I will take the two of you to investigate human towns together. If we can't find an explanation, I will persuade the vastaya tribe in the north to retake this forest."

Kahn curled his lips. It was too late to bring reinforcements from the north. He knew that Xia was just bluffing. But he was too lazy to poke it, so let's go with her first.