"Are you crazy? Zambit shouted in defiance. As soon as Alfie and Celent told them about their plan to move towards the wind, they were met with an immediate backlash from the great Troll Warrior.

"That's it, Uncle Vincent, you don't stop it. Katie chimed in. Like Zambit, she thinks it's a crazy idea to move towards the wind.

"Why are you doing this?" asked Rebecca. Barnett was drunk and unconscious again, but Coughren looked unfathomable.

"Do you have a better choice?" Alfie sneered at Zambit's brainless fellow, "Towards the wind, at least we can have a clear direction, otherwise we will be completely lost in the wind and sand before we move forward aimlessly." ”

"But as Zambit said, the eye of the storm is undoubtedly the strongest part of the wind. We should be on the edge of the sand now, and the wind is already so strong, can we withstand the strong winds in the eye of the wind?" Rebecca asked, worried.

"How do you know if you don't try? It's better than getting completely lost in the wind and sand. I promise you won't find a little food or water here. Alfie pointed around, and there was nothing in the space except the wind and sand and the snow particles mixed in with it, and even the thick yellow sand beneath their feet, Alfie seriously suspected that if the wind and sand stopped, they would probably face an endless desert. This is one of the reasons why he insists on moving towards the wind, at least without losing his way.

"And the most dangerous places are often the safest places. In the absence of a better option, it would be wise to go to the wind, at least we will not lose our way. As for this strong wind, we can be prepared for defense. I believe that my sacred fortress can provide you with adequate protection. Celent was undoubtedly much more patient than Alfie, and Alfie's disdain to explain the reasons in his mouth, coupled with his kind attitude, suddenly made everyone feel that this seemingly crazy decision was unexpectedly reliable.

"Are there any objections?" Alfie glanced at the crowd a little impatiently, and after seeing that no one was silent, he began the next step of arrangement: "Zambit, yes, it's you—don't look around and pretend you can't hear it—you go to the front, Katie and Rebecca follow him, Coughlon helps Barnett to follow them, and Vincent and I are behind, right?"

"It's better for me to open the way, just in time to prop up the sacred barrier to shield everyone from the wind and sand. Seeing Zambit's reluctant face, Silent said smartly.

"It's okay—" Alfie nodded, and whispered to Zambit, who was walking towards the end of the line, "Look at the consciousness of others, and then look at you, what do you look like!"

"Cut~ Every time you let me be the cannon fodder for pathfinders, you are really stupid for me!" Zambit's mouth was about to reach the sky. In this space, you don't have to worry about the elusive punishment from the witch-sama, which makes Zambit arrogant a lot more.

"Hmph, there are times when you regret it. Alfie gave Zambit a blank look, this guy who doesn't have a long brain will suffer sooner or later.

"Little one, it's too much, sometimes you seem too impatient. As Coughlon walked past Elfie with Barnett, he dropped a sentence that made Alfie fall into deep thought.

'Am I too impatient?' Alfie introspected himself, and found that the urgency of the lack of life did make him seem a little impatient.

"Everyone, keep up, don't get too far away!" Celent walked to the front of the group, holding up the sacred barrier on the Guardian Hammer, like a giant "umbrella" to shield the whole team from the strong wind directly ahead.

"Hey, keep up!" Zambit gently nudged Alfie, who was a little distracted, and although he had a lot of dissatisfaction with Alfie in his heart, it was far from the point where Zambit ignored Alfie.

"Well, right away!" Alfie crouched down and gently twisted the yellow sand covered with a layer of snow on the ground, and quickly followed Zambit.

The whole space seemed to be enraged by the actions of Alfie and the others, and the power of the hurricane suddenly increased, sparing no effort to blow in the direction they were going, almost making it impossible for them to stand on their feet.

At this time, the entire team had gathered around the polar ice bear Esbill, and with its strong and massive body, it resisted the power of the hurricane. Even with the dual protection of Silent's Sacred Fortress and Esbil, they still felt that they could not move an inch.

"Katie, if you hadn't tamed this big stupid bear and had chosen a camel, we would have been much easier now. Zambit shouted, oblivious to the fact that he was hiding behind Esbil's stout right leg.

This time, Katie didn't bother to spend energy grinding with him, Esbill directly raised his hind legs, and Zambit screamed and was kicked out like a ball.

The word 'retribution!' popped up in everyone's minds, even the always kind Severne.

"Elfie, this is not the way to go!" shouted Serent. They had only traveled a few hundred meters for such a long time, and God knows when they would reach the eye of the storm.

"Let's pause, let's figure it out!" replied Alfie in a loud voice.

"We don't have a Wind Mage in our ranks. Coughlon muttered quietly, implying something.

"It's good that Leni is here, she's a good wind mage. Celent said with regret. After saying that, he was shocked, "Vincent" and Leni have no intersection, will this reveal his identity?

"Leni, Leni is a good girl. When the drunken Barnett heard the familiar name, he raised his eyelids and muttered, and then fell completely drunk.

"It's a pity that Barnett has provided too little information. I had known that I would have told him more about Leni. Alfie pretended to be sorry and secretly gave Celent cover.

"Lenny, but an ogre, though I'll admit she's a good ogre. Zambit pouted disapprovingly. In fact, he was completely jealous, and he didn't take advantage of the confrontation with Lenny in the first place.

Leni, Leni, Leni!

As if someone was whispering in her ear, Leni opened her eyes suddenly.

"Whew-whew-whew-" Lenny gasped for breath and looked around vigilantly, realizing that it was a strange space full of wind and sand, and she was in the middle of a huge magic circle.

"Is this test wind and sand?" Leni sneered, and said to someone who didn't seem to exist: "You miscalculated this time, don't forget that I'm a twelfth-level wind magician!9146 mobile phone users, please browse and read, a better reading experience."

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