Jiu Ge’s Beloved Spirit

At a glance, you can tell that it was built by the sika deer for the elves, in order to give the elves a more comfortable place to live.

Bruce was holding flowers in his mouth, and originally wanted to come and play with the elf, but from a distance, he saw that the sika deer were gone, and the elf was not there either.

The grassland was quiet and quiet, with not a single animal visible to the naked eye.

Only the small shed was still trembling in the wind, tenaciously supporting itself.

Bruce couldn't find the elf, so he had to retrace his steps.

When the fat body walked, the flesh trembled and trembled, as if he could shed two kilograms of flesh after taking two steps, and he was so strong.

Bruce hummed all the way back to the wild boar's habitat.

On the way back, I saw a lark flying by in the sky. I thought of something, so I chased after it and stopped it.

"Betty! Good afternoon!"

Wild boars ran through the vine-covered forest below, and larks flew in the sky.

Hearing Bruce's voice, the lark screamed happily, circled, and soon landed on the branch of the tree.

After jumping twice, it lowered its head and made a sweet and bright voice.

"Good afternoon, Bruce."

The wild boar stopped panting: "Betty, do you know where the elf is? I just went to the grassland to look and found that she was not there."

Betty groaned and patted her head: "Dear, didn't I tell you?"

"The sika deer have moved, ten kilometers to the west."

"Moving?! What about the elves? The elves also followed them?!"

Betty looked at the obviously anxious wild boar below and said with a smile: "Don't worry, Bruce, the elf didn't follow them."

"The elf stayed, saying he wanted to live alone."

"How can that be done?" Bruce blurted out, "The elf is just a baby. How can a baby live alone?"

"Yeah, I don't think elves can take care of themselves either."

Betty spread her wings and stretched.

"It's just that this is what the elf told Cuicui. Cuicui originally wanted to invite her to join our Lark family, but the elf said that she wanted to be alone, and there was nothing we could do."

"But, if it doesn't work out, let's wait until then! Anyway, there are so many animals looking at the elf, so it should be fine."

But Bruce shook his head and murmured: "No, the elf is so dangerous in the forest alone, how can he do it alone?"

"No, I have to find her right away and take her home."

"Betty, do you know where the elf is now? How about we go find her together?"

The wild boar under the tree was snoring and gearing up.

The lark on the tree flew up and hovered above it, saying, "Just now Cuicui said that it saw the elf going to the wolf's territory. Are you sure you want to go find the elf now?"

As soon as he finished speaking, Bruce, who had been extremely anxious just now, froze in his movements.

He was frozen in place, motionless, as if he had turned into a sculpture.

"Wolf's territory?"

The wild boar was stunned with a funny expression.

"The little elf went to the wolf's territory?!"

"Yes, Cuicui followed her all the way there, and later saw the elf directly entering the wolf pack!"

"." Bruce stopped talking.

It has not forgotten that it is a fat pig and is the favorite food of hungry wolves.