Boom. Boom.

The sound of heavy footsteps echoed in the valley. Every step of the violent crocodile monster at a hundred meters high made the vines shake with the sky island, giving people the feeling that the sky was about to collapse.

Seeing the giant beast approaching Nakota Camp step by step, perhaps the most relaxing person in the whole venue was Zer besides the indifferent Vigus.

He was too nervous at all because he knew that this matter would always be resolved in a more optimistic way in the end.

It's like watching a monster movie. In the end, a hero will always come out to clean up the monsters, which may be Ultraman, Godzilla, or Dangerous Wanderers... This is Bandell City, and the Yodels are full of fuss and no limits. Everything can happen on their territory. There is doubt, that is, when will this hero appear?

The black shadow sewed the tail for Xiaolu, and his eyes turned, and he noticed that the original Yoder began to save himself.

When they were dealing with the violent crocodile monster, they built a stone wall on its necessary path. Zell didn't know where they took out the flat cut stones, and moved them to the vines and started building them up.

The primitive people built walls very fast. Some people were responsible for moving bricks and some were responsible for piled up high. In a blink of an eye, a stone wall that was nearly 100 meters long and then two meters high was built on the wide vines.

Because they didn't consider whether it was firm or not, the only adhesive between the bricks and stones was snow, which was erected entirely by the weight of the stone itself. These Yoders didn't know much about what gravity was, but gravity was useless to the city of Bandel. The surface of the vines was curved, and these stone walls could stand up at places with an inclination of more than 30° on both sides, which was a miracle.

However, no matter how miraculous it is, the stone wall that temporarily crams will not play any role. Its height and hardness are like a row of mahjongs in front of the violent crocodile monsters. As long as a normal person is, he can directly cross over or kick away with one kick. It would be better to pile it up in a mess on the soles of his feet, and then wait for it to step on it accidentally, and one foot slips down from the vine and falls to death.

Sure enough, the crocodile monster broke the stone wall built by the Yodels without even looking at it. Not only did it not drag the crocodile monster at all, the rolling bricks and stones also caused secondary damage to the valley below.

Well, it’s not possible to rely on them alone. Sure enough, there is still a hero who can save them.

I don't know how it is going on with Nora.

...

Between Frellzord's cold peaks, a magical sapphire adorned with sapphire appeared out of thin air.

It shook coldly twice before opening the pages in writing, revealing the vortex of the color of the energy in it.

Yumi fell from the vortex first. She had not forgotten that she was a cat. She turned around gracefully in the air, and her four legs were lightly on the ground without stirring up any snowflakes.

"Full score action meow!" Yumi told Modian excitedly, but Modian's response was to spit out Nora at it.

Seeing the owner falling off his head, the kitten would not pick it up, but ran away and dodged it. She still fell head-on into the snow, then jumped over and stepped on her back.

"Pi Po Mo Dian, can you open the portal better next time? How many times have you told you not to open the vertical downward door?"

Nora sat up from the snow, spit out the snow that she accidentally ate, and blamed the magic dictionary in dissatisfaction. The latter made a rustling sound and did not dare to speak back.

"The magic book is a pile of dried bark. I don't understand it." Yumi, who fell from Nora, jumped back to Nora and acted coquettishly. She rubbed Nora's hands and rubbed the snow off her body. "Master, my feet are cold, I don't wear socks, nor do I have a scarf like a telescope."

"The cat doesn't need to wear clothes, Yumi." Nora picked her up and put it on the magic book: "Also, the magic book is not made of ordinary bark. It is part of the Bandel divine tree. You know how powerful the magic tree is."

Huh ~

The bitter north wind made Nora's ear hair almost hide. She shrank her shoulders and looked around. Blizzards attacked the white land. Thick snow like goose feathers fell from the sky, and half of her vision was occupied by falling snowflakes.

"It's so cold. If I were Nal, I would have found a cave to hide from the wind and snow." As soon as she finished speaking, she saw a cave at the foot of the nearby mountain. When she moved her ears and listened carefully, she could hear strange noises coming from time to time.

Zell said that Nar was nearby, and if that's right, it should be here. Nora thought and took Yumi to the cave.

As soon as he entered the rock-formed haven, Nora saw a furry creature standing there, guiding the jawbone of a Juvasque wild boar with his claws, and drew a slender mark on the ground, as if to outline a painting.

This little guy looks too wild, naked without any fabric on his body, and looks more primitive than all the primitive people Nora has ever seen, and even his fangs are still outside his mouth. However, he is very short, and his ears are probably half as tall as Nora.

At first glance, Nora even thought that this was not a Yodel, but a relatively rare beast. If he hadn't been able to stand on both feet and draw with tools, Nora might not have associated it with the original Yodel, just as humans saw a chimpanzee, but they would not have thought it was the same as themselves.

"Nar?"

Nora tried to say hello, although her voice was gentle enough, alarmed the young painter, who quickly raised the jawbone that was almost as tall as it was, its weapon boomerang.

"Nar!" Nar screamed and blocked with a boomerang. "Shubanufa!"

"What is this little monster talking about?" Yumi tilted her head. She didn't see any fear in Nar's eyes.

"Don't be afraid, we won't attack you, we'll take you home and go back to Nakota Valley."

No one knew what Nall said. Nora slowly moved her steps towards him. She noticed that Nall had completed most of the paintings. It drew a one-eyed monster with snow powder. The huge tentacles were as many mountains. In contrast, there were only a small group of Enuks below, so small that they were swept by tentacles.

"What are you drawing?" Nora asked. She had never seen such a one-eyed monster.

Nar's answer was a somersault to pull the distance away, as if the air flow from her speech spurted onto his beard.

"Ona, Lega." Nar's throat growled and whimpered, as if he had turned on the imperial engine.

"So you want a hug." Nora's eyes lit up, she opened her arms and began to walk forward.

Finally, there is a saying that can be understood. As a librarian, Nora learned multiple languages ​​in order to understand books in different languages ​​and also learned about the languages ​​of the original Yodels.

But at best, she was just a half-baked person, not very good at learning, and confused Naar's meaning with "Ouga, Lega". He actually said that he did not want to be disturbed, rather than hugging.
Chapter completed!