He Comes From the Void

"Maybe it's because people think it's not good to 'eat' after death." Kahn looked at the servant boy and said.

"Isn't it not interested in flesh and blood? Why does it say that dead people are not good to 'eat'?" Kai'Sa still doesn't understand that Kahn's 'eat' has other meanings.

"What I mean is, Vel'Koz won't do anything to people whose brains are dead. For example, the boy in the car hit his head against the wall and died of brain death the moment he got into a car accident, and Vel'Koz let him go. He, this shows that it can't extract any knowledge from a dead head. On the other hand, because the other person didn't die in a car accident immediately, he still couldn't escape Vel'Koz's murderous hands."

"It turned out to be like this. I really don't know whether it's good luck or bad luck for this person to be able to leave a whole body under Vel'Koz." Kaisha looked away from the servant boy on her body and looked at Kahn: "But you said You figured out Vel'Koz's motive, I didn't get it, you just analyzed the scene and didn't say anything about Vel'Koz's motive."

"Do you think it was a coincidence that Vel'Koz attacked a carriage in the middle of the night?"

"Isn't it? There are several human settlements nearby. It didn't go there, but it attacked a carriage with few people. It can only be explained by coincidence."

"You can't be so arbitrary. If it's really a coincidence, it means that Vel'Koz often wanders around. And this is unlikely. If it is really wandering around, we would have discovered it long ago. If you think It just happened to come here, and it just happened to meet this carriage, so I have nothing to say."

"Oh, that's fine." Kai'Sa accepted Kahn's statement, if it was speculated by coincidence, then there is really no clue at all.

"This attack should have been premeditated." Kahn rummaged through the car and found some books, and he continued: "There is a scholar in the car, such a person should be more 'tasty' to Vel'Koz, who is thirsty for knowledge. Otherwise, why did it leave several nearby villages and insist on attacking this carriage with only three people? The answer is——it came for the knowledge in the minds of scholars.”

"But how does it know that the carriage will pass by here and now?" Kai'Sa stood beside the ravine, which was black and smoking, enough to hold a whole dragon lizard.

This amazing destructive power made her sigh, even if she wanted to create such a gap in an instant, it was not easy.

"Ka'Sa, don't forget that Vel'Koz is different from other void creatures. It can extract people's memories. It may have obtained this information from the memories of the dead, so it set up an ambush here in advance to attack the carriage."

Kai'Sa was very smart, and immediately thought of some things that Kahn didn't notice.

"If that's the case, aren't we exposed? The village it attacked before was visited by us, and it probably learned from the memories of those villagers that we were looking for it."

"Fuck!" Kahn, who was thinking carefully and terrified, suddenly felt a wave of fear.

What Kai'Sa said is entirely possible. If it knows this, will it ambush them instead?

Inexplicably, he felt a strange feeling, a chill throbbing on the back of his spine, as if he was stared at by a vicious gaze, and his skin armor began to wriggle, sending out the pain of needle pricks.

Has it turned back?

Karn looked around, but found no sign of Vel'Koz, but the strange feeling was still there.

"Let's get out of here as soon as possible." Kai'Sa also had the same feeling. They exchanged glances, saw the same panic in each other's eyes, and quickly evacuated from the scene of the incident.

Although they were looking for Vel'Koz, they didn't want to be found by him until they found him.

Whoever is found first is the prey.

In the next few days, Kahn launched a more detailed investigation in several nearby villages, trying to find the relatives and friends of the victims and obtain information from them. It stands to reason that Vel'Koz has a higher chance of attacking these people .

It's just that what they could think of, Vel'Koz thought of, disappeared completely in the next few days.

Kahn waited patiently. He believed that Vel'Koz would make another move in the near future, so he has been cruising back and forth in several settlements.

This afternoon, Kahn caught fish in the river barefoot and prepared dinner for two.

He stood motionless in the knee-high stream, like a sculpture, and the river fish gradually relaxed their vigilance and began to approach him. He made a sudden move and quickly caught a fish passing between his legs. The plump fish was struggling hard, and the heavy weight in his hand made him almost unable to grasp it.

However, just as he was about to tell Kaisha who was sitting on the rock by the river that the dinner was settled, she pointed to the distant sky and said, "Look, Kahn, there is smoke on it."

When Kahn saw it, a blue smoke column emerged from the mountain more than ten kilometers away.

"That's wolf smoke. It seems that something happened to the outpost." He sighed.

"The Noxians are attacking the outpost at this time?" Kai'Sa thought. The function of these outposts is that the lords of Turkugel used to prevent the invasion of Noxus.

"I don't know, it's a bit far away, but we'd better rush over to have a look, maybe it's not necessarily a signal for help."

Kahn had no choice but to throw the fish he had just caught back into the river. Dinner can be eaten later, but once something is missed, it will be missed forever.

They arrived at the outpost within half an hour, but the strong void emanating from here told them that things were not simple.

This is Vel'Koz's attack again!

In the camp, only embers were left after the firewood was burned out, and the cooking utensils on the firewood were full of food. It seems that Vel'Koz launched the attack while the soldiers were preparing dinner.

They found the bodies of soldiers in the camp one after another. Their left eyes were missing, and their spirits were broken into the same state.

Kahn thought that he was late again, and the soldiers at the outpost had been killed, but when he passed the stables, he smelled a trace of fear, which spread in the air with panicked breathing.

"There are living people!" He opened the stable and entered it, and found a surviving soldier in a corner full of straw.

At this moment, he was curling up into a ball with his knees in his arms, with grass poles sprinkled all over his body, trying to cover up his figure. But people's fear cannot be hidden in the perception of void creatures, so Kahn discovered him right away.

"Tell me what happened here?"

Kahn walked up to him and asked him about the situation. Unexpectedly, the other party's reaction was extremely violent, and immediately pulled him to squat down, and whispered in a trembling tone: "Shut up! It...it's still outside."

"Brother, calm down. It has already left, and I didn't see anything when I came." Kahn comforted him: "It's over, tell me what happened, so that I can help you."

"No! You don't know! My head is full of its voice!"