Orc Predator

Cecil struggled to sit up slightly, stretched out his hand, but only touched the back of the knife, then shook his head regretfully: "It's really beautiful, but it's too heavy for me to hold. Not every female can carry a weapon with her and Handy."

Ah Liu nodded, but his hands remained motionless. He waited until Cecil had seen enough, then turned his wrist, and the scimitar drew a beautiful arc in the air and retracted it into its sheath. He performed the whole movement skillfully and effortlessly, and Cecil next to him couldn't help but let out a sigh of envy. The young man quickly glanced at his elder brother, a mischievous gleam flashed in his eyes, he suddenly pulled Ah Liushen affectionately and whispered something in his ear mysteriously.

Ah Liu listened silently, nodding slightly in response from time to time, his clear eyes made no secret of his friendliness and curiosity towards non-orcs, perhaps, his curiosity about his abnormal behavior.

It was the first time that I felt so close to a stranger I had only met once.

Cedric, who was next to him, looked at his younger brother's expression and intuitively felt that he must be talking about himself, and it was not a good thing.

The two stayed in the ward for nearly half an hour. Ah Liu noticed that the fatigue was gradually appearing on Ceci's face, so he got up from the bed and said lightly, "I should go back and take my medicine."

"That food is super unpalatable." Cecil made a disgusted grimace, then smiled and waved to Ah Liu.

Cedric glanced at the boy on the bed, and followed Ah Liu out of the room. When he was a little farther away from the door behind him, he approached Ah Liu in two steps, showing a very charming smile, and asked, "What did you talk about before? Cecil seems to be very happy."

He really cares about what his younger brother said to the sweetheart he just found...

Ah Liu raised his eyes and glanced at him indifferently, as if he looked at him very seriously, and then replied honestly: "About the sincere story about you pretending to be a female and capturing countless little orcs when you were young."

Cedric: "…"

Back in his ward, before entering the door, he was not surprised to see several doctors and nurses running around in a hurry, Ah Liu paused, turned around and was about to leave, when his body was suddenly picked up by someone, even the other party expected him He will definitely resist and tightly wrap his arms around him. Ah Liu raised his head and stared silently at the silver-haired orc. Cedric looked down at the female's icy gaze as if it could freeze people to death with a slight smile, and stepped in.

The doctors and nurses were taken aback when they saw that the two seemed to be very close, and then a slightly ambiguous smile appeared on their faces. The green-haired non-orc recovered first, and greeted him while shouting: "Hey, my little ancestor, where did you go?!"

Ah Liu didn't bother to pay attention to him, and his body was gently placed on the bed. Just as the beast let go, the scimitar with colorless magic power was already slashing at his arm. Cedric's hand immediately turned into a beast, and quickly caught the blade that was about to fall on him. If he was prepared, it was impossible for Ah Liu to injure him as easily as before.

"You haven't recovered yet, you should rest more." Cedric said, looking down at the female, with a gentle voice, the sunlight just shining through the window on that beautiful black hair, which gave him the urge to reach out and rub it.

Ah Liu didn't move, just squinted his eyes, and he could clearly see the black magic imprint reappearing in his eyes, obviously mobilizing more magic.

"Little ancestor, do you still want to be discharged from the hospital!" Seeing this, the non-orc roared, breaking the stalemate between the two. Compared with Cedric, the temptation to be discharged from the hospital was a bit greater, Ah Liu drew back the scimitar, but deliberately pressed it down with a little strength. The blade cut across the silver dragon scale, leaving a deep mark, and he just smiled at Cedric. The beast has not been tamed yet, so injuries are inevitable.

He is a very patient man.

Although it didn't cooperate with the treatment very much, the body that had been trained for a long time showed strong resilience at this time. Ah Liu only stayed in the hospital for three days and all his injuries were healed. Before he was discharged from the hospital, he had a comprehensive physical examination. Surprisingly, the annihilation magic did not bring much burden to his body. This result finally reassured everyone. .

"Where does Six want to go after that?" Phil asked while sitting on the edge of the bed looking at the black-haired female, resting his chin with one hand. I wanted to ask about the situation of Ah Liu's family. After all, it is not common for a single female to appear in the forest, but... He looked up at Ah Liu's cold face, so let it go, he didn't have the courage to ask!

Ah Liu paused for a while, looked up at Phil, and said lightly, "I don't know either."

"Eh?! Is there no place you want to go?" Phil looked at him in surprise, "It's good to go home!" He didn't have the courage to ask directly, so he had to insinuate!

"I've always been alone." Ah Liu said calmly, without any waves.

"Alone?! This won't work!" Phil bravely continued, but was interrupted by Ah Liu, "The Alket clan, in the second district?" That's what I said, if I remember correctly.

"Yes!" Phil looked at him in surprise, how did Ah Liu know? While curious, a flash of light suddenly flashed in Phil's mind, and he grabbed Ah Liu's hand: "If you have nowhere to go, can you accompany me back to the second district?" In short, he cannot be allowed to mess around in the forest like before Ran!

The blond non-orc's eyes were full of anticipation, Ah Liu hesitated for a moment, and finally nodded.

"Great!" Phil cheered, "I will be able to be neighbors with Ah Liu in the future, and I won't be bored!" Most importantly, the Augustin clan also lives in the second district, right next to his house—Cedric Cedric, brother can only do this, please work hard for the rest!

Outside the door, Cedric hesitated for a moment, then turned and left. Seeing that the two were chatting so happily, he didn't want to disturb them very much. Moreover, Phil did him a big favor this time, isn't the second district the equivalent of being under his nose?

The silver-haired orc twitched into a smile, feeling that he was in a very good mood suddenly.

At the same time, in the ward, Francis looked at the non-beast man on the bed, his brows were frowned, and his face was full of unwillingness and helplessness. Having reached this level, Cecil's body still hasn't improved at all, if he continues to weaken like this, he...he will...

The hands under the doctor's white robe tightened unconsciously.

"Angus, this painting is so beautiful!" Cecil exclaimed holding a new oil painting, some oil paint was stained on his hands, exuding the unique smell of paintbrush. When Francis raised his head, he restrained the negative expression on his face, leaned over, but subconsciously kept a close distance from the non-orcs. His golden eyes fell on the oil painting, and he saw a blue sea. The blue sunset also dyes the sky into a dreamy blue, just like the deep and shallow blue petals scattered all over the world, beautiful and dreamy.

This is the extremely rare blue sunset that he asked his friends to wait for a long time at the seaside. He hurried back and sent it to Cecil as soon as the painting was completed. He knew that non-orcs like blue, and they also like the sea. .

"Thank you, Angus," Cecil said.

"A happy mood is good for the recovery of the body." Francis said with a smile, reaching out and rubbing the long dark blue hair.

"Has Liu left already?" Cecil liked the warm touch on the top of his head, and narrowed his eyes comfortably and asked.

"Well, he asked me to say goodbye to you when he left, and said he would come to see you later." Francis replied.

"...that's great!" Cecil sighed, with deep envy in his tone.

Francis' eyes flashed, but he didn't answer. No one knew better than him, as the attending physician, that with Cecil's physique, he might never be able to leave this room.

For a while, there was silence.