Irresponsible, you'd better not interfere with things outside your scope of authority, it's not good for you, and don't involve me."

"Kaka, you guy." The short-haired elf girl couldn't help but said speechlessly while listening to her companion's usual shirk of responsibility.

"What's wrong with me?" The young man looked innocent. He rubbed his messy hair and said lazily: "I didn't say anything. You didn't hear anything, right? Okay, let's change the topic this time.

You have severely damaged the elite brigade of Listening to the Rain, but you have not suffered much loss. In fact, you have already made a lot of money, haven't you?"

Liuying rolled his eyes: "Put gold on your face."

The strength of An Lan and the Storm Brigade is only between the two. It is obvious who is the biggest contributor to the Blood Pact's success this time.

However, An Lan's captain didn't think there was anything wrong. In fact, this was also the other party's credit. He thought for a moment and asked: "What about the elite?"

"This is the crux of the problem," Six Shadows said. "Currently we can't confirm whether the other party is an elite person."

"But it's not far from ten." Kaka interjected from the side.

The elf girl glared at this guy: "I don't know for what purpose the other party intervened in the battle, and what is their relationship with the Rain Listeners. The best thing to do now is to simply send the news back to the headquarters and wait for the judgment of the higher-ups.

Decide."

She glanced at the other party and said comfortingly: "But you don't have to worry, there should be no recurrence of the Rain Listener thing."

The other party shook his head slightly: "I'm not worried about this. What I'm worried about is what Fenris will become in the future. To be honest, I have become increasingly unclear about what the guild wants to do."

"Mr. Captain."

"You don't have to comfort me." The captain glanced at the two of them: "Have you heard about the Dragon Fire Guild?"

Kaka and Liuying fell silent for a moment and looked at each other.

There was an unusual silence between the three, until the latter's crystal lit up again, and a rustling sound from inside broke the silence:

"Captain, we have a little trouble here."

But it's obviously not just An Lan's brigade members who are in trouble.

At the same time, Alyssa also discovered that their sisters were in trouble. The twin sister was a little lucky at first, thinking that An Lan's people would not find them.

But she soon discovered that Fang Plover's hunch was correct. She herself was a nightingale, and she had a keener perception than a ranger in a dark environment.

Therefore, he quickly noticed through some clues around him that there was someone else around him and Alice, and it was probably Anlan's Nightingale.

Her peers.

But the opponent's strength level was obviously much higher than hers. She could only vaguely feel that there were two people nearby. As for the specific direction of the opponent and how close they were, she had no idea.

"Alice?" She asked her sister in a low voice: "How many?"

Alyssa knew that her sister might be far inferior to her in terms of combat effectiveness. Especially after obtaining the 'Dawn', her strength in the storm was at least among the top ten.

But during the investigation, he discovered that his sister was far more talented than him.

But at this time, she found that her sister was looking straight in one direction. Alyssa looked there with some confusion, and happened to see a little starlight flying out from there in the direction of the woods.

"Mr. Ed!?"

"Miss Alisa, little Alice, I see you."

"Mr. Ed, be careful that there are dark nightingales around here, there may be more than one."

"More than one?" Fang Plover's somewhat exaggerated voice came from the communicator: "Miss Alisa, you feel too safe, right? There is at least a group of people nearby."

Alyssa was stunned and her face turned red.

She didn't expect that she, a professional nightingale, would make such a big mistake. But after her face turned red, she couldn't help but feel uneasy.

A whole team of people?

She couldn't figure out how she could escape safely under the siege of so many people.
Chapter completed!