The Black Knight from the Blue Planet

The beautiful girl enjoyed the boiled noodles elegantly.

There was meat inside.

The dried meat contained some salt and fat, because this boiled noodles tasted quite good, which could replenish energy and electrolytes.

Hardy finished the noodles in his hand in a few mouthfuls, then filled another bowl and asked, "You are a girl, and you are so beautiful. You come out alone. Aren't you afraid of danger?"

If Hardy hadn't helped just now, this Fina would probably have become a delicacy for the lizard people.

A delicacy in a double sense.

Although it is said that more than 10,000 years later, the Inlo people suppressed the lizard people to death, at least humans now cannot beat the lizard people.

Fina looked up and smiled, "I have already predicted for myself. This time, I came out without any danger and can achieve my set goals."

Great!

She is worthy of being the goddess of fate in the future.

Hardy admired her.

"What are your plans next?" Hardy asked.

"Follow you."

Hadi chuckled: "I don't plan to take you with me."

"Why?" Fina was shocked: "I am a prophet. How can you leave someone like me who has a great role to play alone?"

Fina knew very well how terrible her ability to predict was in the eyes of others.

She had predicted several times that she would be imprisoned and then become someone else's forbidden food, like a canary, imprisoned in a high tower.

Become a tool for others' ambitions.

So she would try to avoid such a fate.

In reality, her caution is also reasonable. At least so far, she has brushed shoulders with countless dangers.

And now, she has exposed her identity, but the person in front of her has no interest in her at all.

"Because I don't believe in fate." Hadi said as a matter of course.

Fina was stunned: "How can you not believe in fate!"

Her cheeks were red, obviously in a state of broken defense red temperature.

My greatest advantage, my only achievement, others disdain it. This feeling is really uncomfortable.

"Why should I believe in fate?" Hadi spread his hands and said, "Didn't you say that you can't predict my fate?"

Even if it was Fina, the future god of fate, who lifted the throne, her fate weaving web still couldn't do anything to her, let alone Fina, who was just a mortal now.

Fina was stunned.

The blush on her face quickly disappeared, and the whole person fell into a stagnation.

Just as Hadi said, since her prediction was invalid for the former, then her effect on Hadi was essentially the same.

"Besides, you should be unable to walk soon." Hadi looked at the other's feet.

In fact, Hadi had just discovered that Fina's walking posture was a bit awkward.

It was obvious that she had walked too far, and the soles of her feet might have blisters.

In addition...her shoes were also broken.

Fina was immediately ashamed, lowered her head, and buried it between her legs.

Obviously, she was the prophet, but the other party had seen through her.

Seeing her like this, Hadi said, "Take off your shoes."

Fina suddenly raised her head and looked at Hadi in surprise.

"I'll treat you." He smiled.

Fina felt a little uneasy and subconsciously retracted her feet: "Not so good."

She knew she was very beautiful. If she took off her shoes and let the other party see her beautiful jade feet, would he be beastly...

"What's wrong with that? Do you think I'm interested in your feet?" Hadi rolled his eyes at him: "A pair of feet that have walked so far are almost marinated with sweat. Who would be interested?"

Hearing this, Fina immediately became anxious: "It doesn't stink! My feet don't sweat."

She immediately took off her shoes and showed her feet to Hadi.

This pair of insteps and toes are indeed beautiful, but...Hadi picked up one of her feet and saw the sole of the other's foot, a piece of dried blood stains, several broken blood bubbles, and still faintly oozing blood.

"You say it doesn't stink, it smells like blood." Hadi shook his head helplessly.

Fina was embarrassed and angry, but she couldn't refute.

"Healing spell!"

Hadi cast spells on both feet one after another, and then asked the other party to put on shoes, saying: "Although I am not specialized in auxiliary spells, they are more or less effective. You should feel much better after resting here for two or three hours."

"Are you leaving now?" Fina was a little anxious.

Hadi shook his head and said: "Don't worry, I will take you to the next human city and leave after you are safe."

After all, they are people who "know" each other, and Hardy will not be so conscienceless and irresponsible.

"I want to follow you." Fina said.

"I've said it, it's useless for you to follow me, and you will be in danger."

Fina said stubbornly: "I will follow you. If you don't take me with you, I will use divination to find you, just like now."

Hiss!

Why is this future goddess of fate so stubborn.

Does she have to say that she is a burden?

Hadi sighed: "I'm afraid of you."

Hearing Hadi give in, Fina smiled, then she looked at the empty bowl in her hand, then looked at the pot, which seemed to have a lot of noodles, so she put the bowl out and asked timidly: "Can I have another bowl!"

Of course, he could.

Hadi was not stingy enough to not feed his acquaintances.

Handing the bowl of noodles over again, Hardy looked at Fina's ears with some curiosity: "What race are you?"

Fina subconsciously touched her ears and asked back: "It's ugly, ears like this."

"No, it's pretty, very artistic." Hardy smiled.

Fina breathed a sigh of relief and said: "I am from the Ear Feather Tribe!"

Hearing the name, Hardy knew that the ear feathers referred to Fina's racial characteristics, which was quite appropriate.

But he was more curious that there would be no Ear Feather Tribe in the future human world or the demon world.

Fina seemed to be the only member of the Ear Feather Tribe.

"Then where is your race's place of residence?"

Fina's expression became very gloomy: "There is no place. The sun fell and landed on our tribe's land. My people died in the afterglow of the sun, except me."

"Sorry."

"It's okay. It's been three years anyway." Fina smiled: "At that time, I had awakened my prophetic ability. Although I didn't know what was going to happen, I felt very scared and panicked. I told my parents to let them run together, but they didn't believe me and scolded me. In the end, I ran away alone."

Hadi looked at each other quietly.

Fina wiped her eyes: "If I had been tougher at that time, I would have taken them away too."

"Red Soil Plain?"

Fina nodded gently: "Yes, that's my hometown." (End of this chapter)