Chapter 1189 - Reappearing Moon Shadow (1) (1/2)

Chapter 1189: Reappearing Moon Shadow (1)

“Miss Gracier?”

Corina was startled tolady but didn’t feel too surprised The rebirth of white elves had always been a hot topic a elves in the Country of Law After the Sword Dance Rite ended, elves began discussing Gracier and Madaras, who followed Rhode Elves were a long-lived and nostalgic race They loved looking back at the past and not to the future This hy most elves showed interest beyond their nature toward the rebirth of the thite elves Of course, this didn’tsystem to crown a new ruler, but welcomed the return of white elves as the honor and pride of elves as a whole instead

Of course, soested to the Elf Queen to invite the thite elves back and continue their lives in the Elf Forest Even though the thite elves were in their spiritual forms, they were the pride of elves, after all, and not traitors like dark elves So for the thite elves but despite that, the Elf Queen didn’t express any opinion over it Corina also didn’t coh she wasn’t aware of the relationshi+p between Gracier, Madaras, and Rhode, it was obviously a tough challenge to convince them to leave Rhode’s side

But now, the thite elves were actually here?

Upon hearing Corina’s doubt, Gracier nodded in response, turned around, and pointed into the deep forest Then, she stared into Corina’s eyes and esture At the next ht in front of her Thefla in the distance She hesitated nointo the deep forest

When Corina arrived at the elf encaed It was still a tranquil scene in thebefore they left But now, it was enveloped in billows of s, thick, fireproof vines cli with one another to for walls Elves placed their hands on the trunks and land, praying softly for the call of nature In the blink of an eye, a thick and sturdy dark green barrier expanded with dark, razor-sharp thorns on its surface,into a powerful defensive ht, powerful enough to turn all intruders into ash The steep, straightfroh the defensive lines The surrounding, towering cliffs were the best natural barrier In addition to the uniquewhy they weren’t afraid of being invaded But it was a pity that trouble still ca on their door

“Madahs of relief upon noticing Corina, who sprinted across the forest Shortly after, the wall of thorns opened up a gap and released fluttering vines to tangle and forht of aerial steps Corina proceeded lithely on her toes, before leaping and landing softly on the ground like a graceful cat The opening in the wall of thorns closed quickly, not leaving any space for intruders

“Are the preparations ready?”

Corina gazed at her surroundings At a glance, it see enough ate the total nuration, she reckoned there was an army of them Meanwhile, she only had a daily teah she didn’t kno many enemies like the one she met earlier there would be, up until this ure out why a fire elemental monster from at least 100 meters aould appear above her in an instant She had never seen anything similar in the past, which hy she felt anxious and nervous right now The number of enemies, their traits, and formation were still unknown But no matter what, it was impossible for the patrol encampment of less than 100 elves to take them on Moreover, they weren’t seasoned warriors, but ordinary patrols instead In a peaceful forest, apart froions, other elves were basically lacking in battle experience

“Did you send so toCorina’s question, the surrounding elves nodded in response However, one of the elves said

“We’ve sent someone to seek reinforceather them…”

Corina couldn’t help but knit her brows after hearing this response She knew this was a helpless move

The low birthrate of elves caused the Country of Law to set up a completely different and unique military system The elf arth of est ar the palace, with a total of 350 troops The bigger local garrisons only had between 150 to 200 troops, while patrol encampments had at ies were effective while they were located inside the forest For instance, while engaging in guerrilla warfare in the forest, a well-equipped elf patrol team could contend with a hostile army of up to thousands of units But if the elves were forced into a head-to-head battle on a plain, even if each elf was able to contend with 1000 enemy troops, their insufficient nu it bluntly, even an arh to crush the elves However, the elves weren’t fools either, which hy they had been relying upon the barrier of nature to deal with enemies

But now, it seemed like the barrier was about to lose its effect