Survive the Fourth Natural Disaster

Hill had a hard time walking.

In this place, he couldn't fly and could only walk step by step with his feet.

Nor can he operate underground.

Hill had experimented, and although he was welcomed, the soil here would not open a passage for him.

In other words, the land here is not purely the law of the earth.

Hill couldn't help but collect some soil. For the first time, he felt what it felt like to have the soil filled with various elements.

Every piece of dirt he removed was incredibly hard and completely different.

Hill's strength could easily crush obsidian, and it took more than an hour to dig just a few pieces of soil.

Hill could only walk tenaciously on the ground. The cloak he made from the crystal flower semi-artifact seemed unable to withstand the biting cold wind that never stopped, let alone other clothes.

The legendary robe was completely useless and simply turned into pieces.

No wonder, human footsteps have never been able to enter the depths of the wilderness. Even the demigods of elves and dwarves cannot reach this position.

If it weren't for the semi-artifact, Hill would really have to consider whether he could transform into a bear.

Hill could only turn the cloak into a sleeveless Greek robe and trudge through the elemental tides.

His exposed arms and legs were covered with scars, and even his feet were unavoidable.

He didn't even dare to walk quickly.

Not long after he landed, he ran wildly, but unfortunately he almost died.

The result of going too fast was to run headlong into a sudden tornado-like elemental storm.

Although he broke out with all his strength and escaped. But several ribs were broken. Hill could only find a cave to hide.

He tried using healing spells, and found that the wilderness was indeed a mage's desperate situation, and the laws could not be easily communicated. In the end, it took almost three times the magic power to apply the simplest treatment to himself.

The ribs healed quickly, but it also quickly caused a small storm.

Hill quickly rolled away and crawled away.

He took a closer look at his supply storage. Fortunately, the legends of the wilderness were always terrifying. He also considered the tragedy of the spell being unable to be used, and brought enough healing potions.

If you get hurt again, drink medicine!

If the injury is too serious and he doesn't run away before the elemental storm rises, he will probably become a dead bear if the injuries are added to the injuries.

Hill walked forward in silence. Fortunately, Aglaia knew where he wanted to go and gave up the idea of ​​contacting him after knowing that he was in the wilderness.

Hill really doesn't have the energy to chat with people now. It's very difficult to find a road that can be walked for half an hour. He needs to change direction at any time.

The scars on his body were healed and broken, and broken and healed again. Hill could feel that his skin was getting stronger and stronger.

Including his bones, they seemed to have become much harder in the harsh elemental storm.

The day he felt the pull of his blood, Hill was looking at his clothes sadly.

There is actually a crack! For the first time, he learned that clothes made of semi-artifacts would also lose their threads.

If the Earth Bear is nowhere to be found, his semi-artifact may be damaged before it even starts.

Just as he was about to speed up and run in that direction, he was hit by an elemental storm.

After struggling to escape, Hill briefly rested underground for a while.

Fortunately, only one bone was broken this time.

Maybe his body did become a little stronger in the elemental storm.

Even though the end point is right in front of him, Hill doesn't dare to do anything crazy like speeding up his pace and rushing home happily. He should just go slowly one step at a time.

Although there was no way to pass underground, Dadi still took care of his children, and Hill could easily find places like pits to take shelter temporarily.

Hill lay in the hole, took out the food from the pendant with difficulty, and devoured it in a few mouthfuls. Deep in the wilderness, he would be hungry!

Maybe it’s because the body consumes too much? Hill's legendary body also requires eating at least once every three days.

It has been a long time since he felt such an urgent need for his body. After becoming elemental, all the elements his body needs can be supplied by external elements.

Hill couldn't help laughing. The dwarves might bring some food, but the elves definitely wouldn't.

They are used to looking for food in nature, and if they are druids, they can also spawn plants at any time.

It's a pity that this damn place would consume more plants than if he had eaten all the fruit from a tree.

It's too normal for so many demigods to die. Even the elf gods are probably going to die. Of course it's not the elf god king. That guy always has a way to escape.

Corellon is indeed the owner of the priesthood of literature and crafts, and he has many good things in his hands.

When he was lying on the ground desolately and pouring the healing potion, a huge bear's head stuck out: "Hill? You actually fell into the wilderness!"

Aurelio looked at him curiously: "I felt your breath as soon as I got home. I left so many days before you! Is that portal so useful?"

Hill patted his short robe: "That's a random teleportation. It all depends on where fate wants to send you."

Aurelio patted the ground with his bear claws: "It's very suitable for us! Luck always accompanies bear claws."

Hill showed a sneer: "How about I try and see if I can get it?"

"The patriarch will not let us use the elves' artifacts." Aurelio said regretfully, "And it is not practical for you. It would be too dangerous if we fall into the elemental turbulence."

Hill nodded boredly, then he didn't need to think about this thing, and we would talk about it then.

The Elf God King would not know what kind of blessing Hill had done. Even if he was unlucky, he could only blame himself for his bad luck.

"Let's go, I'll take you back." Aurelio said happily, "Just in time, I'm about to advance. I was thinking about what to do after the bear cub comes out!"

"Don't their mothers keep them?" Hill asked in surprise, following Aurelio.

He finally understood why Aurelio was so fast. The Earth Bear waved his palm directly, breaking all the turbulence in front of him. He could walk in a straight line.

Hill followed him towards the mountains ahead with a face full of envy.

In this wilderness where elemental storms are everywhere, the mountains that can exist are certainly not ordinary.

The reason why it could not be blown away by such a terrible wind was that the golden light shining on the entire mountain told Hill its identity. The Adamantine Mountains were certainly hard enough.

"Why keep it?" Aurelio said simply, "Just give the cubs milk for a month, and then they can eat meat paste made by puppets. The Earth Bear has always been very indulgent towards its children. .”

Hill was silent for a few seconds, maybe he didn't care at all! Anyway, the defensive ability of the Cubs when he was born should be almost the same as when Hill first entered the Legend.

When they reach adulthood, they will become legends. Like Aurelio, although they cannot stay at the end of the world for a long time, they can go there and have a look.

Hill couldn't help but think of the patriarch. Even female bears didn't have that much maternal love to accompany their cubs all the time. He was willing to take his elf daughter to the edge of the wilderness for so many years. He really loved her very much.

Unfortunately, Virginia is a typical moon elf, heartless and only thinking about her own love.

Aurelio took Hill and crashed directly into the Adamantine Mountain.

No matter how powerful the elemental turbulence is, it cannot easily corrode an adamantine mountain range built by the Earth Goddess with all her divine power.

Hill, who had already perfected the laws of the earth, walked in easily.

The mountain range was not that wide, and Hill felt like he had walked a few kilometers to reach the other side.

He looked up in surprise at the fresh and quiet small camp surrounded by tall cedar forests in the ringed mountains.

Several alchemy huts that Hill had given to Aurelio were scattered around the camp. Three earth bears that were bigger than Aurelio were lying on their backs against the largest houses.

It must be a female bear who is about to give birth, her belly is already very high.

A dozen alchemy puppets were constantly delivering food to them in the several-story building in the middle.

"We're home!" Aurelio said happily. The whole bear stood up and howled to say hello to the female bear in the camp.

Unfortunately, no bear paid him any attention.

"Hill is here too!" Aurelio shouted angrily.

The three bears twisted around and climbed up. Their bloated bodies did not affect their neat movements.

Of course, it is impossible for a demigod to lose his mobility due to pregnancy.

Aurelio came up to him with Hill, who couldn't help but laugh, and muttered: "I'm officially an adult! They used to be very good to me. They would always greet me when nothing happened, and they would even run back from the cedar forest to see if I was safe. No. As a result, I will become a demigod now, and they will no longer think of me as a cute child. In just a few years, my attitude has changed!

Forget it, let you, a cub, accept all this overwhelming maternal love! "

How could Hill remember, in the inherited memory, that the legend was the day when the Earth Bear came of age?

Perhaps just like humans, although sixteen is considered an adult, many elders don't actually feel that they are old enough to make decisions independently.

Generally, families that love and care for their children will not let the children officially become independent until they are twenty years old. Even if the family separates when they are sixteen years old, they will let the children live in the family until they are twenty years old before going out to survive.

Even for aristocratic families, it is actually the same. After all, few aristocratic children can become knights at the age of sixteen, usually around the age of twenty.

Even if you join the army, you must become a professional. Otherwise, you cannot become an officer. What is the point of joining the army?

It is better to live well with the divided property.

Hill was kicked out directly when he was sixteen years old, which is why the entire Perast family did not pay attention to his performance. So even though the current Earl of Perast really wanted to get Hill's care, he didn't dare to come directly for this reason.

The largest female bear had already rushed in front of Hill. She slapped Aurelio away and gently picked up Hill with her two paws: "Great! You have indeed arrived in the wilderness. Welcome home!" Sweet little Hill.”