Chapter 52 The Little Witch

◎My goddess mother, this is so Disney! ◎

"Nature goddess?"

Yue Gui's words were undoubtedly a shock bomb.

Dill cheered up and couldn't help but look at this place again.

Mucha said that the Green Emerald City was once a temple dedicated to the Green Goddess by the Rein family. Later, the Leicester family, who abandoned their belief in the goddess, occupied this place. This temple was undoubtedly a newly built building later to replace the Green Goddess. Temple of the Goddess, a gift to the Church.

As the new center of belief in the Supreme God, could this place have also been the center of the ancient temple? That's why it needs to be covered... Dill thought of those unique green marble columns. Maybe they were the remains of the temple?

[Well, it's just underground, like wine that has been brewed for a long time, exuding a very fragrant smell. ]Yuegui went off topic while talking.

"Underground? I can't even get out, so how can I get underground?"

Although Dill was surprised and happy by the news, she could only sit there and worry. The girl couldn't help but imitate the elf and put her head on the floor. Of course, she couldn't sense anything.

  [wait for me. ] Laurel flapped her wings and flew around Dill's head, her scales shining brightly.

Perhaps it was because the room was too dark or because of the dill illusion, the laurel was so bright today, a pair of pure white wings were like silk shining under the moonlight, and the fallen scales were dotted with glittering and translucent particles, like the dust of meteors. One by one, they fell into Dill's hand, getting bigger and bigger...

  Dill:? ? ?

Yue Gui landed firmly in front of her: [That's it! ]

The lone moon hanging in front of the window was as big as a giant's eyeball, and the dill stung her eyes because of the light, but the shadow cast behind her almost swallowed up the girl. The wooden legs of the stool were now as tall and thick as the marble pillars. Dill subconsciously wanted to step back, but she seemed to have fallen into a hard and prickly pile of straw, and the wool fibers on the linen robe almost drowned her.

[The first try was quite successful! ]

At this time, the elf with the same height and the same face walked over happily. Except for the two velvet feather horns on her head and the pair of wings on her back that were far larger than her body, she now looked like her twin sister.

"You made me smaller?" Dill struggled out of the flax fibers.

[Not bad! ]Yuegui waited for her praise with great interest.

Dill sat on the fabric and calmed down for a while. The magic silver robe on her body changed with her body shape and fit her body. She was glad that she was not naked in the photo.

The girl looked around. Everything was magnified countless times. The uneven potholes on the floor looked like the surface of the moon, the solidified grease on the cold meatballs, and the white bread not far away looked like a piece of frosting. On the snow-capped mountain wall, she could now stuff a spoon into a dinner bowl by herself, which was probably about the same size as a caterpillar...

Dill couldn't help but cast her eyes towards the door of the cell. The puppy hole was only big enough for one arm to go in. It was now as spacious as a welcoming door.

"Yuegui, come here."

Laurel flew over with some hesitation. When it looked at Dill before, it only felt that she was a warm tree when she stood up, and looked like a reflection of the sea when she slept. Now it looked at the little witch's back, and wanted to say something, when the other party suddenly flew over and kissed the elf on the face.

Dill thought about it and quickly made up the marriage twice, in addition to the kindness she received from Jonestown last time.

"You are the best elf in the world and the Moon Witch's best friend."

Looking at the face that was exactly the same as his own, he was stunned at first, then started to turn red, and finally showed a shy smile. A strange feeling arose in Dill's heart. It was not that she was not repulsive, but rather it had a warmth, as if there was an extra smart elementary school girl.

[Of course, I am the elf of the Moon Goddess, so this kind of magic is naturally easy...]

The elf cannot lie, and Yue Gui can only whisper the second half of the sentence quickly: [The premise is that the contracted witch has enough mana and inspiration to meet the standard when the full moon night is approaching. ]

Dill knew its personality well and praised it several times. The elf was so excited that it flapped its wings into a whirlwind on the ground.

[Without further ado, let's set off! ]

Dill nodded and was about to move forward when the elf suddenly flew in front of her.

[What are you doing? ]

"Let's go." Dill was confused.

[I mean you want to take it away? ]

Dill looked at the distance between her and the door. It was about half of the playground and the towers downstairs. It would probably be dawn by the time she walked out of the church...

[As Moon Witch's most loyal and smart friend, I recommend you another more efficient method of transportation. ]

Everything next was like a scene in a dream. Dill touched the soft wings under her body. She seemed to be sitting on a silk woven flying carpet. The light night wind puffed up the sleeves of her robe, and with the surrounding scales glittering, they followed the stardust. The trajectory flies towards the bright moon outside the window.

Dill had an impulse. She wanted to open her arms to the night sky and sing "A Whole New World" like Aladdin.

My goddess mother, this is so Disney!

[This is a treatment that no human can enjoy. ]Yuegui felt her mood and couldn't help but be even more proud of her wings.

The elf carried its little witch on its back, gently raised its huge wings, and the ribbon on its tail danced gracefully, and flew out of the window and out of the cell in the blink of an eye.

Dill looked at the moon that was very close at hand. The more dreamy the night, the crueler the reality. The cool night wind penetrated into the sleeves of her robe, and she soon felt cold. Dill shrank slightly, and the dark clouds were like light gauze, revealing the coolness of the moonlight.

"I can't defeat a hundred werewolves." Let alone another strange werewolf. She couldn't help but pour her heart out, whether it was to the goddess or the elf.

The girl even had the urge to ask the elf to turn back and return to the safe nest that the little wolf carefully prepared for her.

[I can't beat them either. A hundred wolves are just a small human army. If replaced by a big witch, they would be crushed flat before the spell could be recited. ]

The elf's honesty made Dill feel a little funny, and whether what it said was right or wrong.

[If you had wings, you could throw bird shit at them from the sky. ] Laurel used its little head to try to find a solution for Dill.

"Let's forget about the bird poop," Dill finally couldn't help but laugh out loud. She felt that the silver robe was becoming as puffy as down, the night wind couldn't blow in, and her body gradually warmed up.

They quickly flew to the Maiden Tower.

It was dark in the tower, with only Miss Rosalie's window still having a faint light, and Dill motioned for Laurel to come closer.

She saw Mrs. Leicester's sad face through the hazy silk curtain. There were no servants in the Maiden Tower at this time, and she was the only one guarding her beloved daughter.

Although she and Christina had purified Wolfsbane, the girl's body was still too weak and it would take several days to recover as before.

Dill tried to look inside, and suddenly her eyes met a huge pupil, which almost gave her a heart attack.

The big white goose tilted its head, staring straight at the two little people with a pair of beady eyes. Before Dill could be happy, he suddenly caught a glimpse of its cute orange beak. It turned out to be so sharp when viewed from the bottom up...

[That monster...I don't want to stay here! ! ! ] Laurel flapped her wings in fright.

Dill rushed to the big white goose's mouth and stamped her feet to warn: "Eat me, and you will never be able to eat fresh turnip leaves again!!"

Fortunately, Turnip still recognized its owner who had become as small as a bug. It poked the girl's head affectionately with its beak. Dill was almost pushed over and was so angry that she wanted to poke a needle into its nostril.

When Mrs. Leicester was attracted by the behavior of the white goose, Dill hurriedly hid under the wings of laurel. Ordinary people could not see the elf.

The moon elf picked up the witch and waved her wings, and the two of them floated silently into the room like snowflakes. Dill immediately saw her placed in the cupboard in the corner.

They landed lightly on the cupboard. Dill looked at the terrifying height, which was as big as two heads.

"Yuegui, can you make the cabinet smaller?" She was full of hope.

[This is the power of God and cannot be violated. ]Yuegui is categorical.

Missing the cabinet is like missing limbs. Before Dill could lose her weight, she heard Yue Gui say: "But you can, this is your power." ]

Dill frowned and thought. She touched the cabinet. The wooden texture was familiar and reassuring.

"Get smaller?"

I don't know if it was Dill's illusion, but they seemed to be closer to the ground when they were standing on the cupboard. Before Mrs. Leicester returned, Dill quickly shouted to shrink a dozen times, and finally the cabinet successfully shrank to the size of a coin.

The girl put her back on the cupboard again with satisfaction, just like the elf and its wings, she was ready.

Before flying out of the Maiden Tower, she said to Turnip: Wait for me to come back.

Time is running out. Dill doesn't know which cell Cristina is locked in, but the moon elves will fall asleep during the day, so they must seize the time to be active at night.

"Let's go find the power left by the goddess of nature first."

The laurel didn't fly too far. It flew down layer by layer around the outside of the church tower, and finally stopped on the rock wall at the bottom of the first floor. There was a vent there. It seemed that there was a cellar. It was dark inside, like a wild beast. 's lair.

Dill glanced at the full moon behind her. She raised her hand and tried to think back to that bleak night. She absorbed the light of life from all things. Now that the full moon night is approaching, the light is at your fingertips. All you need to do is to The moonlight condenses on the hand...

Wow, a small silver ball was held lightly in the hand, just like a mini star lamp. The elf liked it so much that Dill changed it into another one, and each person held it just right. They illuminated the vent, and Laurel's wings relaxed slightly and slid down.

There is no light in the cellar, and there is dust everywhere. It seems that no one has visited it for a long time. The air feels turbid and heavy to breathe. Dill combines the two balls into one, instantly illuminating the whole room.