Chapter 1379 Sotofi

"The riots in the city have subsided, but you still have to stay vigilant and stay away from areas where dwarves gather as much as possible. There are still many dwarves who refuse to accept such a result and are secretly planning the next move."

In front of Sotofei, an elf guard dressed in black gave orders.

At the entrance of the undead army, Sotofi looked towards the street not far away. Scattered pedestrians appeared in Sotofi's eyes, including ordinary humans and elves in noble costumes.

Unlike the period of martial law when the riots broke out, creatures who dared to walk freely in the quiet city at that time would probably be besieged by angry dwarves before long, and forced to atone for the dead dwarves.

Even so, those creatures could not appease the dwarves' wrath, and would only end in a miserable death.

As if recalling something, Sotofi let out a long sigh.

"Are you worried about your own safety? Don't be afraid, the riot is over, and you will always be safe in the garrison of the undead army, and you don't have to worry about being violated by those dwarves."

Facing the elf guard's comfort, Sotofi shook his head in disappointment: "I just remembered some bad things."

During this period of time, she has been regarded as the target of the dwarves, and she is firmly protected by the members of the army in the garrison. In return, when an elf is injured, Sotofi will do his best to heal the wound.

In this way, many members of the army got to know Sotofi, who is also an elf in the camp, and their relationship with each other has also been shortened a lot.

Although Sotofi had repeatedly proposed to visit outside the station, she was rejected on the grounds of martial law, and she could only accept this result.

As for the elf who rescued her, Sotofi had seen him several times in the camp from a distance, but he was limited to watching him from a distance, and he had never met him formally, so he could not express his gratitude to him personally. As far as that elf was concerned, he didn't need such gratitude at all.

Up to now, when the news of the riots subsiding spread and the news that Sotofi was going to leave, the ordinary members of the station expressed their reluctance and felt sorry for Sotofi's choice.

There has always been a certain worry in Sotofi's heart. Before that, she did not hesitate to risk being discovered and caught by the dwarves to get close to the dwarf team. It was precisely because of this worry in her heart that she was afraid of something bad. Become reality.

"If those dwarves who offend Ms. Sotofi appear in front of me, I will definitely not spare them lightly."

The talkative elf guard misunderstood Sotofi's meaning and kept talking.

"...I've known for a long time that those dwarves with low bloodlines can't do anything good. They will only disrupt the original order at this juncture. Even the leaders of those dwarves, the source of this riot, are nothing but lies liar."

His words immediately caught Sotofi's attention: "What happened? Why did you say that?"

The elf guard was a little surprised: "Don't you know? The liar named Moyas has been confirmed by other dwarves. He is a drunkard who wanders around the city. They have benefited from this riot and have now been punished as they deserved."

The words that came from his ear made Sotofei startled. She pursed her lips and opened her eyes wide, with an expression of disbelief remaining in them.

"How did this happen... Who did you hear the news from?" Sotofi asked tremblingly after a long time.

The elf guard frowned, he didn't understand why Sotofei had such a change: "You can ask other members of the station, they all said the same."

Sotofi let out a cry of surprise, hurriedly said goodbye to the guards, and then ran quickly towards Jenny's camp according to the direction in his memory.

The collapsed house blocked the way forward, Sotofi took a long detour, and finally, in a large area of ​​burned ashes,

I saw many silver-white tents standing intact.

This area composed of silver-white emergency tents is the rescue center established by Jenny, where all injured creatures can receive proper treatment.

Even under the impact of riots, the rescue center still performs its functions and will not change due to any situation.

Sotofi looked around, and in the open space outside the rescue center, many creatures with physical disabilities were doing simple rehabilitation training. Among them were not only elves and humans, but also those dwarves who launched a riot.

"Sotofi, it's great that you came back safely!"

When Jenny's other apprentices saw Sotofei's return, they all showed surprise expressions and stepped forward to greet her.

Since the riot broke out, Sotofei seemed to have disappeared, and no news about her came out. All the apprentices thought that she died in the riot like those innocent creatures, but they didn't expect that she could Return safely.

"I'm worrying you, I'm in good condition now. Where's Miss Jenny? I want to see her." Sotofi hurriedly asked the apprentices around her.

"Mistress Jenny just rescued a dwarf, and she should be in her tent now. Really, thanks to Miss Jenny's kind heart, if it were me, I wouldn't help those nasty dwarves!" An elf apprentice yelled road.

"Those dwarves treated us like this. They killed so many elves. Why should we help them?" Another apprentice echoed, causing the wounded dwarves in the camp to glare.

Sotofi sighed deeply in her heart. If she had known earlier, the elves and dwarves would have ended up like this, she would stop Moyas at that time no matter what she said.

Is the situation in front of me really what Moyas is eager to see? Sotofi didn't know, she only knew that even Moyas, who caused all this, was just a victim at the hands of the necromancer, and the one who should really bear the crime should be the necromancer.

Soon, Sotofi, who was in a trance, entered the largest silver-white tent, and saw Jenny who was taking care of the dwarves in the camp.

A dark green robe covered Jenny's body without any folds, looking quiet and elegant.

In the first aid tent, everything outside seemed to be unable to disturb Jenny at this time. A burst of blue light emerged from her hand, and then spread into the unconscious dwarf.

"Cough, cough..."

Seeing the dull coughing sound of the unconscious dwarf, Jenny stopped what she was doing, and turned to look at Sotofei.