Alien world

Chapter 1250 172. Joan Eloped

How dare they? !

Joan, riding on the dragon's back, couldn't figure out why Killian would attack her.

You wouldn't be angry and humiliated because you scared him away last night, right?

Or did he find out that he was a fake princess? But the identity of the Liberty City envoy is genuine...

Joan only hated herself for choosing the essence of the mountain. If she had chosen to drink the magician's potion, she would have been able to figure it out!
After guessing "jealousy", "holding a grudge", "strike first", etc., and eliminating all the impossibilities, the remaining one, no matter how impossible it is, is the truth: Killian is colluding with the Rat Man!
It could also be a demon!
Apart from them, who else would hate Liberty City so much?

She had to send the news back to Liberty City quickly...

Joan looked out and saw Sir Makarov's gray territory appearing on the edge of the horizon.

Then, her attention was drawn to the vast scenery outside the Broken Mountains and she stared at it in a trance.

Joan had the leisure to enjoy the scenery because she was protected by magic. The guards did not have such treatment. He was caught in the dragon's claws and had no magic protection. He was blown by the strong wind for more than ten minutes. If he was not an elite, he would have been weak for at least a whole month.

Twenty minutes after leaving Killian's territory, the blue dragon landed in front of Sir Makarov's castle in a panic.

"Enemy attack! Enemy attack! Dragons are invading!"

The sentry on the watchtower sounded the alarm, and the shrill roar even drowned out Joan's shout of "The dragon is our companion, don't be nervous."

Joan had no choice but to climb down from the blue dragon's back and let the guards negotiate with the nervous guards.

"Ilimoyas..."

She was about to whisper something when Ilimayas whispered, "Goodbye."

She took off again without any regrets and returned to the nest.

Joan stared at the direction where Elimoas was going for a long time, then she returned to the ground from the unrestrained sky and landed on Sir Makarov who had rushed over.

"You're finally back... Killian admitted his mistake?"

"Something went wrong, and the blue dragon and I destroyed Killian's territory."

"You...what did you say?"

"I'll explain it later. Send a messenger to the capital of the Kingdom of Dimon to deliver the letter!"

"We have sent out two teams of messengers..."

"This time is different." Joan's face was solemn: "I suspect Killian is colluding with the rat demon."

"What!?"

"You know my identity, but when I went to ask for someone, he actually ordered his men to kill me!"

"Is Killian crazy!?"

"Obviously not, so who else besides ratmen and demons hates me so much?"

Sir Makarov paced back and forth, muttering to himself from time to time, "No wonder" and "So that's how it is", and without hesitation, he sent out the last messenger of the territory.

"Miss Montreal, you'd better not go out again. Stay in the castle and wait for reinforcements!" Sir Makarov saw an opportunity, an opportunity to protect Miss Montreal and gain the friendship of the empire.

"No." Joan refused. "I...I want to find the dragon."

Sir Makarov and the guards looked at Joan in shock.

Joan said slightly uncomfortably, "It's too dangerous for me to stay here. Only the dragon can protect me."

Sir Makarov suddenly woke up. He was really crazy to think that he could stop the Raymond family and protect Joan.

"How about I escort you out of the Broken Mountains first?"

"No, the dignity of the empire cannot be violated!"

……

"You're saying that you confirmed that she was a member of Montreal's Golden Family, attacked him when she showed up riding a blue dragon, and then let her get away?"

"Yes, uncle..."

Killian looked embarrassed.

He didn't say that he had escaped. But Lord Raymond knew everything after just one look at his nephew's miserable appearance. "Come here."

Killian hesitated, but had to step onto the golden brick steps and stand before Lord Raymond.

Just as he thought, his uncle kicked him, knocking him to the ground and rolling down the stairs.

"Idiot, what did I teach you!?"

Killian got up and bruised his forehead while rolling. Blood flowed from his forehead into his eyes, stinging and turning them red, but he didn't dare to reach out to wipe it. He lowered his head and remained silent like the maids in the palace.

The entire palace was reverberating with Lord Raymond's roar:

"Either beheaded or be a dog. Do you think you are smart? Hmm? Or do you think that you have grown up and have your own territory, so you can disobey me!?"

"Father...Uncle, I don't dare, I was just careless..."

"Haha, carelessness..."

Lord Raymond sneered, his narrow eyes filled with grimness, "She is still in the Broken Mountains, worthy of the blood of the barbarians..."

Killian, whose forehead was bleeding, looked slightly moved. Lord Raymond waved his hand and said, "Please bring Mr. Mora over here."

The maid hurriedly trotted out of the palace.

Lord Raymond looked at his nephew who lowered his head and dared not move, and gradually calmed down: "She is still in the Broken Mountains. She is worthy of the blood of the barbarians..."

Killian remained silent. He knew that his "uncle" had the ability to know many things that happened in the Broken Mountains.

Soon, footsteps came from behind.

Lord Raymond looked at the visitor who was covered in a gray robe and exuded a strong aura of death. He said, "Go with Master Killian and help him solve the problem."

"Yes."

……

The first thing Ilimayas did when she returned to the nest was to collect the treasure.

She couldn't kill Joan and the guards and hide herself, otherwise Annan would soon know she was here.

Ilimoyas didn't want to see him, fearing that she would soften her heart when she saw Annan...

Long Tong glanced at the cave that looked like a nest with regret.

It's time for her to go.

However, after taming several gnolls, I think cleaning the new nest will be much easier.

As Ilimayas was thinking this, footsteps were heard outside the cave.

"Are you...leaving?"

Joan looked at the disappeared treasure and had a vague guess.

"Ah."

"Can I go with you?" Joan looked at the blue dragon with sparkling eyes.

"why?"

"Because when I was flying in the sky, I seemed to have found the meaning of life..."

Joan had been on the run in the past, running around everywhere. She thought she had seen everything and nothing could move her... But on the way back, it was as if a crack had been opened in her heart, and the scenery along the way was poured in with the breeze.

"No."

"why?"

"Because I don't need one more person in my long life."

What seems like a grand adventure to humans is but a brief moment like a dragon’s blink of an eye.

Joan whispered, "But what's the point of living a long life if there's no one to share the beautiful moments of your experience with?"

(End of this chapter)