Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 245 The light-attributed monster

I don't know if it was Felissa's misunderstanding, but Felissa felt that the village chief's attitude towards her was much better, at least he no longer regarded her as a trouble.

However, Felissa didn't care about the village chief's attitude towards her. After eating the porridge, her mental state improved a lot and she started today's work.

I washed my clothes yesterday, and today I just mended them. Now most people in the village need to go hunting in search of food, and their clothes will inevitably be torn and need to be mended.

Felicia couldn't do this job, so she could only sit next to the lady who was mending clothes and help her, and mend some small places.

Although Felissa was an outsider, she could close the distance between her and others with just a few words. She was naturally easy to get along with, and Felissa got a lot of words out of these women's mouths.

For example, all the men in the village who are over fifteen and under fifty have joined the army. Although the subsidy is enough for the family to live for several years, they can't spend the money now. They can't buy food at all, and the money has become useless.

Rotten copper and iron.

Nowadays, all the prime-age men in the village suddenly appear in one or two months, and the village chief also gave a lot of money to the left-behind women in the village, allowing them to squeeze into several houses to make room for them. They were interested in the money.

Of course they agreed for the sake of the village chief, but these people didn’t know what the village chief and the others were here to do.

However, after the village chief and others came, they helped with a lot of farm work, so the women acquiesced to their existence. Generally speaking, the two parties would not interact with each other, but Cress had to let them work together when collecting grain.

Gossip is human nature.

There was an eldest sister who lowered her voice after opening the conversation and said mysteriously: "I heard that they are all outlaws. They are wanted everywhere in the city. They have to hide in our small place in the countryside."

The others acted in a coordinated manner, with one saying "How could it be like this?" and another saying "It's fake, I don't believe it." The atmosphere was relaxed and happy.

According to time calculation, the time when the village chief and his companions arrived in the village should have been before and after they lurked into the city, so Azarez had already arranged for these people to lurk in the village from the beginning. What were they doing?

After mending her clothes, she reluctantly ate some vegetable porridge. She had nothing to do in the afternoon. Felicia thought about it and set her target on the upper reaches of the river. She wanted to see what made the poisonous fish.

She had to say hello to the village chief at least before taking action, so as to prevent the village chief from mistakenly thinking that something had happened to her and reporting to Azarez, which would delay Azarez's affairs.

The village chief didn't expect that he had just given Felissa such a good look, but Felissa just slapped her nose on her face, not taking her own safety seriously.

But he couldn't let Felissa act like this.

"I can't agree," the village chief said with a livid face, "It's too dangerous and I can't explain it to the adults."

"So I don't plan to go alone," Felicia leaned on the back of the chair behind her. After straightening her back, the aristocratic aura on her body naturally became stronger. Her long eyes fell on the village chief, "

That’s why I ask you to accompany me.”

The village chief did not expect that Felissa's demands were becoming more and more exaggerated. He could not leave the village. Now he needed to intervene in all the big and small things in the village. He became a veritable village chief.

"Please allow me to refuse," the village chief shook his head decisively. "If you want to die, please don't take me with you."

These words were very serious and directly related to life and death, but Felissa raised her eyebrows: "I will not seek death. I think leaving an existence that I don't know about is seeking death."

The village chief regarded Felissa's insistence as a sign of recklessness: "Do you know what's going on over there? Do you know the surrounding environment? Are you planning to go directly there?"

Facing the village chief's three consecutive questions, Felissa was not put off. In such an environment, it was impossible for her to take action without thinking about anything.

"I know that the closer to where the plant-type monster is, the thicker the concentration of poisonous mist will be. This poisonous mist will make people lose their will and fall to the ground."

Regarding that kind of plant-type monster, Felicia asked other people, but the other people's answers were either exaggerated to be unreal or vague. I just heard that Felica spent a lot of effort to extract the key words.

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This river is very interesting, and there is no problem with the water quality. However, the creatures living in this river, whether fish or shrimp, are toxic to a certain extent, but they are not fatal, and they only have a drowsy effect.

This effect has a similar effect to that of light healing magic, so Felissa felt it was necessary to go and find out.

The village chief hoped to use Azarez to suppress Felissa's boldness: "My lord will not agree to your doing this."

Even in just a few meetings, the village chief could see that Azarez cherished Felissa and that Felissa was obedient to Azarez, so he dragged Azarez without hesitation.

Come out as the final trump card.

Felissa is very self-aware on this point: "He really doesn't know how."

Before the village chief could relax, he heard Felissa say: "So I plan to convince him."

The village chief's breath caught in his throat, almost choking him.

"You should think about the situation we are in now. We don't have that much manpower and material resources to support your mischief."

Felissa explained patiently: "I'm not fooling around. I'm just a little confused and want to confirm. I won't gamble with my life."

She took out a letter and gave it to the village chief, asking him to give it to Azarez. The letter was not thick, and the village chief didn't know how Felissa could rely on such a thin letter to convince Azarez. Maybe

He could withhold the letter and delay the time by telling Felissa that there had been no reply.

But Felissa could see the village chief's thoughts at a glance, but there was no need to guess such thoughts, it was just human nature.

"You'd better put the thoughts in your mind away," Felissa glanced at the village chief with a half-smile, "I suggest you don't do this, you can't hide it from Azarez for long."

What she said was right. The village chief closed his eyes. He had seen what Azarez was capable of. Although the man was young, his methods were extremely fast and accurate. He still remembered seeing Azarez even using magic.

It was useless, just using a toy-like fruit knife to cut the throats of more than a dozen people, without even a drop of blood on his clothes.

The village chief didn't want to feel Azarez's methods at all, so he could only follow Felissa's instructions and deliver the letter to Azarez.

"What do you want?" The village chief could only complain in a helpless tone, "Wouldn't it be better to choose a different time?"

Felissa did not hide her guess: "The plant-type monster should be of light attribute, and Cress... is a demon."

Light attribute magic has an absolute restraint effect on demons. Felissa thinks that it may be useful in the future.

(End of chapter)