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Ouch

Lapland, who was missed by Milin and fell to the ground, howled and quickly got up.

However, not even a second after he climbed up to stand firm, a sharp pain that made his whole body fall apart made Lapland sit back down on the ground again.

Lapland, who didn't understand what happened to him, smelled the burnt aroma in the air and grabbed his hair and took a look nervously.

Fortunately, Mao is fine.

Lapland, who was relieved that Mao was fine, raised his head and looked at Milin with doubtful eyes: Dragon King, why am I here?

You were... Milin paused for a moment. He did not reply that I would hit you with a hundred thousand volts in order to wake you up. Instead, he moved the topic away and asked:

Do you forget it?

Me? I seem...I seem to be angry at what you said, Dragon King, so I ran away alone...

In Lapland's sporadic and inconsistent account, Milin learned that the wolf child, who ran away from home because of anger, wandered too far into the forest.

This is not a big problem for a wolf, even a tundra wolf living in the north like Lapland.

The problem is that this forest is not only filled with small animals that are harmless to humans and animals. There is also the amiable bear Big Bear Er and a wave of bandits living in this area.

The bandits who were originally very discerning and did not attack the wolf and spice caravan were not so discerning when facing Lapland.

The result was that these bandits who had run out of luck ran into Lapland's anger.

The consequences of meeting an angry lone wolf in the forest are self-evident.

Milin didn't care much about what happened to these bandits.

Although the original plan was to release these so-called bandits, in fact they were only bandits from the local security team.

But since he has bullied one of his own, he can only end up with Tian Ling Gai being used as a bowl.

But how did you kill all those bandits? Milin asked while slowly coaxing Lapland to recall what happened to him.

I...I, I seem...don't know what happened. Lapland said in confusion when Milin asked him how he killed all the bandits.

In Lapland's memory, she also killed the patrolling bandits outside.

This is why the corpses that Milin saw at the beginning not only died relatively long ago, but also died from various weapon wounds.

After killing a dozen bandit secret sentries, the bandits finally realized that something was wrong and became serious.

I knew at the time that I was exposed and should go back immediately, but for some reason, there was always something strange in my heart that kept me going to kill them.

After thinking about it afterwards, Lapland felt a little strange about his appearance at that time.

Creatures like wolves are very talented at seeking advantages and avoiding dangers...such as the origin of dogs.

It was clear that he would not be able to gain favor in the hands of these serious bandits. Lapland should go back instead of continuing to act recklessly.

Well, it's not unexpected. It's just a little residual effect. Milin looked like an old god, as if he knew why Lapland was acting like this.

People who have been influenced by the force of the dark side, if they are not resistant to this aspect.

Negative emotions such as irritability, fear, or depression that will last for a more or less period of time will vary in intensity and duration depending on each person's situation.

Lapland should be the kind of person with the lowest resistance, whose mind can be easily rounded and flattened by Sith masters like Milin.

Huh? Lapland glanced at Milin in confusion, as if he wanted to know how Milin affected her.

Milin, who did not return to the question, then asked:

What happens after that?

After that... forget it, hehe. It can be seen from the last tone of voice that Lapland used his own method to counter Milin's secrecy.

However, what disappointed Lapland was that Milin said indifferently:

Actually, I would know even if you didn't tell me. You were addicted to killing, and in the end you were completely controlled by the dark side of the Force. According to me, this is called falling into darkness.

Oh... Lapland, who heard some people confused, only knew that he would be like this, and the Dragon King in front of him would bear a big blame.

Although the process is not right, the result is still correct.

Anyway, whether it's Force bewitchment or 100,000 volts, Milin uses the dark side force.

If this is what Milin said, then it can only be said that Lapland's resistance in this regard is no longer zero, but several negative zeros.

Being affected by the force of the dark side, then being occupied by the force of the dark side, and finally, the power escaping from being occupied by the force of the dark side directly affects reality.

This is rarely the case with people, even those who are extremely mentally fragile.

Extremely fragile people can only make their resistance infinitely close to zero.

There is only one possibility for this to happen.

That is, while Lapland has a very strong will, there is an extremely terrifying dark side deep in his heart.

So that once the dark side of the heart gets out of control, the originally firm will becomes the biggest boost to this darkness.

With this attribute, Milin is generally called a yandere.

Having said that, how did the young version of Lapland, a naughty child like an innocent bastard, develop such extreme darkness deep in his heart.

This power is even powerful enough to establish a certain degree of contact with another world through the relationship between Lapland and Milin, and through the characteristics of Milin's own fourth natural disaster.

Despite his prediction, Milin subconsciously took a step back after confirming that the Lapland in front of him might be a yandere.

Lapland was startled by Milin's retreating gesture, and thought that Milin was going to abandon him because of his refusal to answer. Lapland said quickly:

Actually, I really don't remember clearly. The last impression I have is that I rushed into this big cave.

Oh, did you wake up after that? Milin also noticed that his actions just now were not suitable for the wolf girl who had lost her mobility, so he simply sat down and asked.

I woke up...but it seems to be in a world of ice and snow.

In order to prevent Milin from retreating again, Lapland recalled very hard.

Huh? Milin, who had always maintained a calm expression, was slightly startled.

Then, as Lapland wondered what was wrong with his answer, he raised his right hand and opened his palm.

Although the blood was no longer bleeding, the bone-deep wound still looked horrifying.

Ah? Dragon King, are you injured? Who did it? Lapland asked nervously.

... Milin did not answer, but stared at Lapland seriously.

After being nervous for a while, Lapland realized that it seemed like he had done it, and he scratched the back of his head with a smile and said:

It seems like I did it...

As if he wanted to make up for his mistakes, Lapland grabbed Milin's arm, lowered his head and stuck out his tongue to lick it.

The feeling of a wet and lubricated tongue licking the wound is really stimulating to one's nerves.

But it was Lapland's action that made Milin's expression become more solemn.

What do you remember? Milin asked in a very serious tone, letting Lapland lick his wounds.

The last time Milin showed such an expression was not long ago.