Chapter 437 This Arrow Was Shot Beautifully, and We Can Still Save Him (1/2)

Chapter 437 This arrow was shot beautifully, and it can still be saved

"Aaron, are you kidding?" Edmund asked nervously.

"No, I'm serious." Aaron looked at Nikaburi meaningfully, "Go ahead, give him a quick death, I promise you'll die just as quickly."

"No, don't come over." Nikaburi's eyes were filled with fear, and the sword pressing on Caspian's neck also drew a trace of blood.

"Stop." Susan shouted worriedly.

"Nikaburi has gone crazy." Tripkin said seriously, "He will really kill Caspian."

"It doesn't matter, Caspian and I have only known each other for a few days, and our friendship is not that deep.

If he dies, I will mourn for him for a minute, but I will also avenge him so that he can die with his eyes closed." Aaron said lightly and continued to move forward.

Nikaburi was horrified, "Stop him, or I will kill Caspian immediately."

Susan pulled the bow and arrow, aiming at Aaron, "Stop."

Aaron rolled his eyes and said speechlessly, "Can you have some brains?

He won't kill Caspian. The blood of the living is needed to release the White Witch, and the blood of the dead is useless."

Nikaburi's heart skipped a beat. He really couldn't kill Caspian if he wanted to save the queen.

"Don't move, both of you. I will shoot whoever moves." Susan said helplessly. She didn't know whether what Aaron said was true or not, but she didn't dare to bet on Caspian's life.

"You don't have much time. The Tanmore army will soon attack." The White Witch said calmly, "It's unwise to waste time."

"I'm afraid you're just waiting for them to come and kill us now!" Aaron said disdainfully, "We haven't made adequate defense preparations yet. If the Tanmore army arrives, we can only cooperate with you."

The White Witch smiled but said nothing. The choice is always in their hands, but the longer they delay, the greater her advantage.

"What should we do?" Edmund asked helplessly.

"It's simple. You go stop Susan and I'll kill Nikabri." Aaron said meaningfully, "You don't want the White Witch to rule Narnia again, do you?"

"What?" Susan was caught off guard, "That's too bad!"

"I..."

"Don't hesitate at this time. She's your sister and won't shoot you with an arrow."

"But what about Caspian?" Peter asked.

"He won't die. Nikaburi won't dare to kill him if he wants to release the White Witch."

"Don't force me." Nikaburi shouted fiercely, "If I can't survive, I don't mind dragging someone down with me."

Aaron was speechless when he saw that the other people were still hesitant.

"As long as you are fast enough, there is a chance.

Don't forget, Queen Lucy still has a small medicine bottle!"

Hearing this, the smile on the White Witch's face quickly converged, and she stretched out her right hand eagerly, "Hurry up, give me the blood, the blood can give me freedom."

Nikaburi didn't care about that anymore, and pushed Caspian directly to the ice wall.

"You wish." Aaron quickly stepped forward and kicked Caspian out of the circle with a flying kick.

Susan immediately released her right hand, and a red arrow shot through Nikaburi's knee.

He screamed in pain, and Trangbokin immediately stepped forward to control him.

"What happened to me just now?" Caspian shook his head in confusion, and recalled the previous memories in his mind, and couldn't help swallowing his saliva in fear.

"Fortunately, you stopped me from releasing her, otherwise I would be the sinner of the whole Narnia."

"You're welcome."

"You just...really don't care about my life?"

"How is it possible?" Aaron said seriously, "It's just a strategy. I will never take my friend's life lightly."

Caspian smiled far-fetchedly. He didn't think it was a strategy. He, a hostage, might really be worthless in Aaron's eyes.

"Okay, everything is over." Aaron gave the White Witch a harmless smile, and then drew the long sword from Caspian's waist, "Goodbye, no, never see you again."

"Wait." The White Witch said hurriedly, "You can let me out, I will obey you."

"Sorry, I'm not a naive little brat, you can't fool me."

Edmund:......

I feel implied.

"You are different from them, wizard."

"Are you a wizard?" Peter looked at Aaron seriously and asked.

"How is it possible? Don't listen to her nonsense."

"He is indeed a wizard, Peter." The White Witch said calmly, "and his magic power is not weak. Even I can't tell the depth."

"Nonsense." Aaron immediately raised his sword and stabbed. He didn't want to be stripped of his vest. A teenager and a young wizard are two completely different concepts.

Ding!

The red arrow hit the sword, and the long sword scratched a crack on the ice wall, but did not hurt the White Witch inside.

"Fuck!" Aaron stared at Susan angrily and said bluntly: "Are you sick?"

"There's still time, listen to her." Susan said guiltily.

"You would rather believe your former enemy than me?"

"We just want to find out." Edmund said hesitantly, "The White Witch is quite insidious and cunning, but even if she wanted to deceive us, she didn't have to be so perfunctory!"

"It's because of the absurdity that she can deceive you!" Aaron said angrily.

"But you are really special." Peter said, "In our understanding, a 15-year-old boy can't lift a thousand-pound iron door, nor can he have such exaggerated swordsmanship."

"Is it not okay to be born with supernatural power and talent?"

"A wizard sneaked into your team and deliberately hid his strength." The White Witch smiled meaningfully, "Is there any ulterior motive?

You know me inside and out, but how much do you know about him?

When the Narnia army and the Tanmore people fight each other, what does a powerful wizard mean?"

"Shut up." Aaron's face turned black, and just as he was about to attack again, a red arrow fell in front of him.

"Don't move yet."

"You... are really unreasonable." Aaron felt his head buzzing, and turned to look at the White Witch with a playful look on her face, "Don't think you can get away with delaying time."

"I don't mean that." The White Witch said, and then confidently stretched out her right hand, "Peter, strange wizards are a threat to Narnia, and you need the power to fight him."

"I don't believe you." Peter pursed his lips and said.

"But he can't be trusted, right?"

"I believe him." Lucy suddenly interrupted, "Aaron can be trusted, Aslan told me so."

Aaron's mouth twitched slightly, "If it weren't for your last half sentence, I would be very happy.

But for your trust, I will protect your life before I leave this world, as for others... Good luck!"

After the voice fell, Aaron looked at Susan, and a purple light flashed in his pupils.

She immediately put down the bow and arrow in her hand and stood there in a daze.

"What did you do to her?" Peter pointed his sword at Aaron and asked cautiously.

"Don't worry, I didn't hurt her. This is just a little hypnosis."

"Why?" Edmund frowned slightly.

"Do you like being pointed at by arrows?" Aaron asked back, and then changed the subject, "Actually, I am a very generous person, but generosity does not mean I have no temper."

Edmund was speechless for a moment. If he stood under someone's arrow, he probably couldn't stand it.

"Are you really a wizard?" Lucy asked with interest.

"Fourth grade wizards in magic school will be promoted to fifth grade after the holiday." Aaron said lightly, "I am a wizard, are you satisfied?"

"There is also a magic school?" Lucy opened her mouth wide, "Why have we never heard of it?"

"According to the regulations of the Ministry of Magic, ordinary people generally don't know the existence of wizards."

"Then why didn't you tell us?" Peter slowly put down the sword, "If you had made it clear earlier, there wouldn't be so many misunderstandings."

"This is the rule passed down from my family ancestors, and it is also to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings.

In the Middle Ages, ordinary people would burn wizards alive if they caught them. The city and life of the Tanmore people are not much different from that period. Do I dare to say anything casually?" Aaron said angrily and annoyed, "I came to Narnia inexplicably, and I just wanted to go home, but I didn't expect to join a war in a muddle.

By the way, I saved you once last night, right? Is this how you treat your savior?"

Several people looked at each other, lowered their heads silently, and didn't dare to look at him.

When the scene was awkward, no one noticed that the White Witch quietly winked at Nikaburi.

The other party understood immediately, but did not make any extra moves, fearing that Chuanbujin would find out, and just kept searching for something.

"Who of you has any objection to me taking action against her now?"

Several people, including Susan who had come to her senses, shook their heads and stopped objecting.

"Maybe we can cooperate." The White Witch smiled, "Ordinary people will gradually fall into my control, but wizards are different.

I can recognize you as my master and work for you."

"Tsk tsk tsk! To be honest, I am a little tempted.

But you are more sinister than the black wizards I met, and I can't trust you." Aaron said, holding the sword horizontally in front of him and pointing it at the White Witch's abdomen.

"Wait, you'd better think about it carefully." The White Witch was a little nervous. "I have some of the Supreme Magic Books of Narnia, and I can help you rule Narnia."

"Haha! If someone in our family rules other worlds, they will be expelled from the family tree." Aaron sneered, "Goodbye."

Just as he was about to kill the White Witch, Nikaburi suddenly shouted, broke free from Trangkin's hands, picked up the long sword on the ground and stabbed Aaron.

Whoosh!

A red arrow suddenly shot at Nikaburi.

"No." Aaron was horrified, but he was still a step too late. The arrow had already pierced Nikaburi's chest.

"Uh..." Susan didn't understand, "You're welcome."

"Thank you, thank you."

"I saved you!"

"I don't need you to save me, and..." Aaron looked at the ice wall that sealed the White Witch, his face became particularly ugly, "How about we continue to talk about your conditions just now."

"You are not qualified to negotiate with me now, child." The White Witch had a sneer on her lips, which was completely different from her servility just now.

Crack! Crack!

There were several more cracks on the ice wall, and the white cold air spread rapidly in the hall.

"Because Adam did not give blood directly, it will take longer to unlock the seal, but it will be enough."

"When?" Peter asked in astonishment.

"Just now." Aaron said unhappily, "Nikaburi's sword was stained with Caspian's blood.

I could have stopped him, but Queen Susan's arrow was so beautiful that he threw the sword on the ice wall before he died."

"I...I didn't mean it." Susan said aggrievedly.

"Hundreds of years ago, the dwarves served me. I didn't expect that they would still be loyal hundreds of years later."

"Don't slander all dwarves because of one or two scums." Trimble said coldly.

"What should we do now?" Lucy asked anxiously.

"Kill her quickly before the seal is completely unlocked." Edmund said. He and Peter looked at each other and drew their swords at the same time to stab the White Witch.

But before they ran a few steps, the white cold air turned into ice spikes and knocked them out.

"Idiot, if it was that easy, I would have done it a long time ago." Aaron curled his lips in disdain.

"Stop talking nonsense and think of a solution quickly!" Lucy said anxiously.

"There is still a way." Aaron took a deep breath and turned to look at Caspian, "Your Highness, you should not mind making a small sacrifice for Narnia!"

Hearing this, Caspian shuddered, "What do you want to do?"

"The condition for unlocking the seal is Adam's blood, that is, the blood of human males.

But the blood of the dead has no effect. In other words, as long as you die, the lifting of the seal will be forced to stop."

"Stop." The White Witch's face changed drastically, and she roared angrily, "You will not lose anything if you let me out, at least it is much better than dying under the iron hoof of the Tanmore people."

"If If I can solve this big problem by dying, I can die. "Caspian said seriously, and then changed the subject, "But is there really no other way?"

"This is the simplest way."

"What about the complicated way?" Lucy asked, "What is the complicated way?"

"Kill her before she breaks the seal."

"But we can't even get close to her."

"You are a wizard." Tumblekin looked at Aaron and said, "Maybe..."

"That's too much effort, otherwise I wouldn't have proposed killing Caspian."

"Then it's possible to succeed?" Peter asked in surprise.

"That's what I said, but I'm not absolutely sure." Aaron said in embarrassment.

"Don't worry about it now." Susan said anxiously, "We have to try even if there is only one percent of hope. We can't risk Caspian's life."

"But I need time. If I fail, it will be too late to kill Caspian."

"Let me do it!" Caspian took a deep breath, "It's about the future of Narnia. We can't delay, let alone take risks."

"That's the right realization." Aaron said with relief, "Although I'm only 90% sure..."

"Wait." Peter interrupted him immediately, "How much did you say? 90% sure?"

Aaron nodded, "But we can't afford to lose the remaining 10%, and I think Caspian must think so too."

Everyone looked at each other, and Caspian's face was full of black lines. He weakly raised his left hand that was still bleeding, "Well... I think I can still save it."