Nenandil zipped out and grabbed , fluttering her wings like crazy to stall my fall.
I complained.
She landed on a slab of cold, gritty stone.
My heart skipped a beat. Nenandil can use my item box! I felt a fire starting and then the sll of water vapor.
She threw in the water. No, I didn't drown. I could breathe water even before I beca a rmaid. I splashed up and she lathered with soap foam, then moved the water away from . Finally wrapped in so fine living silk sheets, We huddled by the firepit.
I finally got my eyelids unstuck. We were in a cave, below the chasm. A lot of broken tools, picks, minecarts, and other junk was discarded down here.
I sent with my mind. Speech was a good three or four months away. I needed to strengthen this newborn body.
the fairy replied.
Nenandil didn't reply. She seed tired.
I laughed at my own joke.
Nenandil giggled.
I proposed and curled around my fox tail as I went to my baby nap ti. I splurged and slept for forty minutes. Forty minutes!
I woke up hearing sothing sloshing and splashing. I told them.
Nenandil shrieked.
I sighed in relief. Slis were terrifying things. Forget about the cute little blobs of joy in Japanese and Korean dia shows for kids. No. First, resting slis have weird surface tension. They can change it at will, using this hardening property to create movent inside its body. But slis are always very viscous. They can throw a blob of their own bodies forward, connected by a tendril. That blob then splatters and splashes everywhere. The sli then seeps its mass through the tendril by hardening and softening their bodies to create a pumping action. And that happened at breakneck speeds. Slis could be very fast in combat but they usually moved slowly to conserve resources.
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They also dissolve one particular inorganic material along with organic matter. When Nenandil said this sli dissolves tals, she ant it dissolves both flesh and tals. Tossed into a pit by my mother's murderer, then eaten by a sli. If my end goal is dying, this might be the fastest speedrun ever.
Oh, wait no. Those fanatics made sure I'd... Then the demon worshippers... yeah. Nevermind.
So types of slis could absorb elental damage and grow. But this one should be acidic, so it was fine to freeze it.
I rolled around and watched as Nenandil flew and sprayed a cloud of fine dust over the sli, freezing it. The sli still tried to attack but it was too slow to catch the fairy. After it was thoroughly frozen, Nenandil sent ice shards to break it into pieces.
Slis are also freaking hard to kill. They don't have a core, at least not the basic ones. You need to kill every single drop of the sli to exterminate it, but if you get a good portion, the System awards you with the kill and turns what's left of the sli into a lower-level creature.
We spent days killing slis, trying to see I would get an ergency activation. At least we knew to stop before three hundred years had passed. I didn't get an ergency activation even though I should've gained the Exp from Nenandil's kills. We even tried to let crush a small (by letting gravity do the heavy pulling - giggle - gravity. heavy pulling.) one but no cookie.
Eating sli popsicle was as disgusting as one could imagine. I felt it was ti to get the fuck out of that cunt of a crevice. My life goal was to beco the Queen of nothing, much less the dwarves' trash dumpster.
Nenandil asked, worried.
Nenandil declared.
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