Chapter 068 Leaving

The duel between the two had already begun. Wolf the werewolf obviously underestimated his opponent. Before his claws could hurt anyone, Lilith's sword stabbed his shoulder first.

Blood soon dyed half of his body red.

"Ah~~~"

Wolf was no longer careless. He tore off his leather jacket, roared to the sky, and leaned over to transform into a giant wolf with a shoulder height of more than one meter.

His injuries seemed to have been relieved, and he swam around Lilith with his limbs.

"Be careful!"

Lilith finally felt the pressure and was a little nervous. With a shout from the outside, she had not yet reacted.

Three wounds were scratched on her back by the wolf's claws.

Lilith groaned in pain and quickly took a defensive stance. A layer of sweat appeared on the palm of her hand holding the sword, which was quickly absorbed by the cloth wrapped around her hand.

Her expression became more focused, and she completely gave up attacking.

"Hahaha~~~"

"Little bitch, is this all you have?"

"I wonder if you're this wild in bed."

"****"

"I'm going to strip you naked."

The giant wolf spoke human language, and left wounds of varying depths on Lilith's body, soon dyeing her whole body blood red.

The breath was getting weaker and weaker.

Lilith couldn't hold on any longer, and knelt on one knee, with the dagger in her hand stuck in the ground.

"Wolf can't wait..."

"Eclipse Blade!"

Wolf laughed wildly and pounced on her. Lilith suddenly raised her head, threw a dagger out, and pierced the giant wolf's left eye. The giant wolf screamed and fell down, rolling back and forth on the ground with its front paw holding its left eye.

Lilith staggered to her feet, raised the dagger lightly, and pierced the giant wolf's head with one sword, clean and neat.

"I... I won!"

Lilith was a little excited, but her body was very weak because of too much bleeding. She staggered a few times before she could barely stand. When she raised her head to greet the cheers of victory, she saw a pair of strange eyes that were ready to move.

Lilith was startled, took a half step back, and staggered to the ground.

The scene was dead silent.

Finally, someone couldn't help it. Another werewolf jumped out of the crowd. He approached Lilith with a grin: "Since Wolf is dead, as a fellow tribe, Chalke needs to complete his unfinished business."

"Don't even think about it!"

Lilith stubbornly stabbed out the dagger, but was knocked down by Chalke's claws. Her eyes finally panicked. She was afraid. She knew what a weak prey was about to face.

She looked at everyone for help.

However, no one paid attention.

They were just annoyed, annoyed that they let others get ahead.

Chalke was determined to win, and joked: "Don't worry, I will be more courageous than Wolf." He pinched Lilith's fragile neck with his big hands and was about to lean over to hug her.

His body suddenly trembled.

He swayed and fell to the ground.

"Make way!"

At this time, Gawain came forward, kicked Chalke's body aside, and asked Lilith:

"Can you still walk?"

Lilith was stunned, and after reacting, she hurriedly nodded:

"Yes!"

"Okay, follow!"

Gawain didn't say much, and turned to walk towards the hotel.

Lilith struggled to stand up and staggered to follow. The crowd made way for a passage as if avoiding snakes and scorpions, allowing the two to leave one after the other.

When they walked out of the crowd, Lilith looked back and tears flowed down.

"Lilith, you have to be strong!"

She took a deep breath, wiped away her tears, and quickly chased Gawain's back.

After the two left, everyone dared to check Chalke's body and found a small bloody hole on the back of the head. They all gasped.

Secretly rejoiced.

......

"The ship is coming!"

"The ship is coming!"

Two days later, the goblins waiting at the seaside saw a large black ship and ran back to the hotel excitedly. Then, the news of the ghost ship's arrival spread throughout the hotel like the wind.

Everyone packed their bags excitedly and prepared to board the ship.

"Cough cough cough~~"

In a room on the second floor, a violent cough sounded. Lilith, who was recovering from her injuries, also heard the noise and woke up from her coma. She struggled to get out of bed regardless of her injuries and the fever caused by inflammation, but collapsed on the bed again and again.

"Is anyone here?"

"Lilith is also going to board the ship, can anyone help me?"

"Is anyone here?"

She called out again and again, but no one paid attention. She was like a puppy that was accidentally abandoned, forgotten in an empty corner. She knew that after everyone boarded the ship, she would be the only one left in the hotel.

She would lose food and clean water.

She would eventually starve to death on her sickbed.

She was terrified.

She was confused.

She regretted.

She was helpless.

She finally bit the quilt and cried like a collapse.

Gawain stood on the roof, calmly watching the figures who hurriedly left the hotel. After thinking for a while, he took out a crow feather from his pocket.

He turned into a crow and flew to the sea.

Soon he approached the sea and saw the dilapidated three-masted ship that was nearly 50 meters long.

"Quack~~"

Gawain flew around the ship without disturbing the people on board. He called a few times like a crow, landed on the tall mast, and used the [Ghost Conch] he carried with him to sense it.

He was sure that the ship below was the ghost ship bound to the conch.

He flew down from the mast and landed in the captain's cabin at the front, only to find that the entrance to the captain's cabin was sealed and could not be entered. There was only a crystal window as big as a person's head.

"Quack~~"

He jumped to the window, looked in with wide eyes, and found that it was stained with a lot of dirt, probably because no one had cleaned it all year round.

He rubbed it with his wings, and the crystal became clearer and clearer.

When he wanted to continue to peep, a pair of white eyeballs suddenly appeared on the inside of the window, pressing against the crystal. Gawain was startled and looked intently.

Only to find that the eyeball disappeared again.

"Ghost ship..."

"Ghost ship..."

"Is there really a ghost imprisoned inside?"

Gawain murmured in his heart, not thinking that it was his eyesight. He looked inside again and finally saw the layout of the captain's cabin clearly. Apart from being filled with dust, it was not much different from other ships.

"It's better to sit down."

Without further delay, Gawain spread his wings and flew away from the ghost ship and flew towards the hotel.

Even though he knew there was a conspiracy, he still chose to seek stability. He could afford to wait anyway, and he didn't care about ten days and a half.

Moreover, this was also his plan in advance.

Before he could fly back to the hotel, Gawain saw a familiar figure rushing towards the ghost ship in mid-air. He spread his wings and landed, stopping him in the midst of broken feathers.

Dwarf Tok stopped in a hurry, with an embarrassed look on his face:

"Mr. Gawain."

Gawain frowned: "Didn't you say that everything is up to my arrangement?"

The dwarf was a little at a loss, but he didn't want to change his mind. He hesitated and said: "I... I just want to rush back to the city of Kebik as soon as possible. You... you know."

Gawain was silent for a moment, but finally got out of the way.

He took off the [Red Rock Wand] that was no longer needed hanging on his waist, took the initiative to erase the magic mark on it, and threw it to the dwarf:

"Be careful all the way! Tok, live well, you need to return it to me next time we meet."

The dwarf lowered his head in shame, knelt down on the ground holding the wand in both hands, and choked:

"Tok Taran...will always remember your kindness!"

When he raised his head, Gawain had turned into a crow and flown away. He rubbed his red eyes and ran quickly towards the direction of the ghost ship.