Chapter 35: Fla Devil and Fire
Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
Seeing the wharf of smoke, Elvis paused his actions for a short while. Although the sll was very light, it seed that he could sll the scent of the Fla Devil.
“Hey, don’t stop!” Gu ngng finally managed to see a glimr of hope. If Elvis stopped, the smoke would be dispersed by the wind.
Seeing how Gu ngng was being so anxious, despite his hesitation, Elvis still continued to rub the wood.
As expected, not long later, a tiny fla could be seen.
Gu ngng was wild with joy as she grinned from ear to ear. She frantically grabbed a bunch of dried leaves and placed them around the tiny fla to stoke the fire even more. Just when victory was nearing them, Gu ngng felt her feet being lifted off the ground and then she was being carried around the waist by Elvis who jumped off the Platform of the Deity’s Punishnt in two to three steps. He stared at the tiny fla in furrowed brows, his expression filled with precaution against it.
Not only Elvis, the surrounding males looked like they were facing a mortal enemy and the whole atmosphere beca sullen in a second.
“What... what’s wrong?” Gu ngng asked ignorantly.
“The Fla Devil is very dangerous and will occasionally engulf the entire tribe.” Elvis’s expression was very solemn, and he looked like a general who was ready to enter the battlefield anyti.
“Fla Devil?” Gu ngng repeated Elvis’s words in doubt, her big eyes scanning the surroundings in all directions, searching for an enormous monster that could engulf the entire tribe anyti.
Elvis tapped Gu ngng’s little head then raised his chin up towards the direction of the leaves that were on fire at the Platform of the Deity’s Punishnt.
Gu ngng pointed at the tiny fla that could be put out anyti, asking in a half serious and half skeptical tone, “The Fla Devil you were referring to, is this?”
“Yeah.” Elvis nodded his head in utmost cautiousness.
Gu ngng stared at it for a long ti before she noticed Barete and Quentin kneeling on the platform, not moving a single inch. They looked as if they were dying as heroes for the tribe. Gu ngng was then affird that Elvis was not joking.
Damn it, the generation gap was indeed as vast as the Pacific Ocean!
Gu ngng wriggled, trying to jump out of Elvis’s embrace. But Elvis strongly held the belief that the Fla Devil was an extrely dangerous thing and was unwilling to let go no matter what happened. The more Gu ngng wriggled, the tighter Elvis held her.
Gu ngng’s attempt was useless and seeing how the tiny fla that took so much energy to start was about to get put out, she had no choice but to cup Elvis’s face, forcing him to shift his gaze from the tiny fla to her. She tried to make herself appear trust-able and said with the first expression she could put on, “That’s not the Fla Devil, that’s fire. As long as you use if appropriately, the entire tribe will benefit.”
“Fire?” Elvis was still frowning, he wanted to believe Gu ngng so badly but he had witnessed how the Fla Devil engulfed an entire beast city with his own eyes. The beast city that had a hundred years of history ended up in ashes and the orcs who escaped by chance were all frightened and could never forget the sky being covered in red light and the brutal scorch for eternity.
Beasts had a natural fear towards fire and Gu ngng knew about it. But, if she slowly continued to disseminate the uses and effects of fire to Elvis, the tiny fla which was not started easily would extinguish entirely.
Ah, Gu ngng was famished.
If the fla was to extinguish, when would she be able to eat roasted rabbit at?
Fla Devil...
Platform of the Deity’s Punishnt...
Beast Deity...
An idea flashed in Gu ngng’s mind. She whispered to Elvis, acting mysteriously, “Both the Fla Devil and fire look very similar but they have their differences. Fla Devil is an evil punishing the people while the fire of hope is a good reward to the people. It is the light and warmth bestowed upon everyone by the Beast Deity. If all of you continue treating fire as the Fla Devil, the Beast Deity will definitely be furious.”
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