Hot Night.

What causes fear in people at night? The answer is simple. It's the fear of the unknown, of not knowing what might come out of places hidden from view. It's the fear of seeing something undesirable when we least expect it. 

This night, like many others on the island, there was heavy rain falling everywhere. The stormy weather set the mood for what was about to unfold, with the intense night and rain benefiting those with sinister motives. 

Inside the small forest, creatures of darkness were running toward their objective, the heavy rain masking their steps, unknown to the former one of the dangers that were approaching.

On the mountain, in the little cave, the little dot was just looking at the rain as it always did, having a feeling of longing when he saw a light from time to time in the storm. It was unaware of why it felt these feelings and wanted to know the reason.

The little dot got a heavy blow (ET: 98/180) that sent it flying further inside the cave, near where the little fox was sleeping.

The little fox became alarmed and quickly woke up. Using her instincts, the first thing she did was to put up a barrier. Because the cave was small, only 2 goblins could enter at a time.

The little fox |Barrier| was receiving constant damage |ET: 423/500|; the little dot skills were still recovering, so it was up to the little fox to fend off these goblins. She used her Fox Fire 1/2, passing through the goblin barrier easily and burning them.

After defeating the first goblins, two more arrived and began assaulting the barrier with stone axes, inflicting significant damage on the protective barrier (ET: 356/500). 

The little fox once again used her abilities to quickly defeat these two goblins, but two more goblins appeared and began attacking the Barrier (ET: 302/500). Unfortunately, the fox and her companion had used up all of their skills. 

The little dot realized that its companion had exhausted all its abilities, so it made the risky decision to use its own body as a last resort. Its body was made of high voltage that could harm the goblins, but the dot had to sacrifice its protective barrier first. Despite the risk, it was willing to do anything to protect its companion from harm. 

To eliminate the barrier, the little dot charged rapidly towards the goblins, striking them with force like a blunt object. During the attack, the little dot lost a portion of its protective barrier |ET:56/180| and also inflicted some damage on the goblins."

For some time, the little dot kept doing the same move until it barrier collapsed |ET:0/180|. The little fox felt panicked when she saw this and tried to speak, but the little dot quickly flew past her like a fast bullet towards the goblins. 

The little dot, which had no barrier, behaved like a ghost by entering the bodies of the goblins. Once inside, the goblins could not withstand the high voltage of the dot, causing them to detonate into pieces in a burst of light and fire. 

However, there was danger involved for the little dot every time it entered a goblin. The little dot would lose HP:130/160 and was also vulnerable to attacks from the goblins' stone axes. Even though the little fox was speaking, the small dot could not comprehend what was being said. 

The little fox felt like time was standing still as she watched the fight from behind the barrier. She felt helpless as she saw her loved ones about to be killed in front of her one more time, unable to do anything to stop it.

At least the tiny dot managed to defeat all 15 goblins, turning them back into a pool of black mud. None of the goblins were moving. The little dot was so exhausted that it couldn't even float anymore. It collapsed like a small ball, with its |HP:8/160| dangerously low.

The little fox quickly removed her barrier and ran towards the small dot. She was saying something, but the little dot was so faint that it appeared blurry and it couldn't hear anything. The little fox attempted to prompt a reaction from it by moving it, but had no success.

In a distant location away from the islands, there was a woman with long purple hair, small pointed ears, white pale skin, and a beautiful pair of purplish eyes. Lying alone on a bed in a room filled with white and purple dust-like colors. She was crying uncontrollably. 

She had tears with little purple lights in them. It was unclear how long she had been crying or why she was sad, but in the midst of her overwhelming sadness, she felt something and quickly sat down on her bed. 

She sensed a faint connection in her blood, but how was that even possible?. One hundred years ago, during the last continental war, her entire family was killed. The only survivor, her last egg, was stolen from her, and she couldn't retrieve it by herself. 

Is it possible that her egg is still alive? If so, it must be in danger. Unable to stay on her bed, she quickly left, vanishing like a bolt of lightning.

The little fox lay on the ground, holding tightly to the little dot. The little dot had regained some |ET:12/180| after a while. The little fox started to cry a little, feeling frustrated with her own weakness. However, it also felt relieved that its companion was still alive.