I raise elves in Florian

Chapter 178 The Gorilla Warrior

Zain knew his friend well; he knew his friend would definitely mention the name of the Gorilla Warrior.

"What a strange person."

Hugh Talke didn't understand this behavior at all.

"Yes, he is indeed a strange person."

Zain also agreed with Shutark's words; although he was an eccentric, he was also his best friend.

"After crossing this great canyon and traveling another week, we will reach the magical city of Visaster."

Shi Yichen told Philon and the others that he knew the way to Visaster better than anyone, since he would go there every few decades, stay for a few years, and then go back to be with Frilian.

He was constantly on the go, spending time with Frilian, then going to spend time with Celie, and then coming back to spend time with Frilian.

"It's a long and arduous journey."

Philon never imagined that this journey would last four years, and they still hadn't reached their final destination.

"Could we go to the village before crossing the canyon? After all, there are several forks in the road here. Although all the roads lead to the borders of the northern countries, I still want to ask if anyone knows which road the gorilla warrior took."

Zain pointed to the village not far away, looked at Shi Yichen and the others and asked if he could go to the village to inquire about the gorilla warriors.

Because some routes don't pass through Visaster but go directly to the borders of the northern kingdoms, Zain wanted to find out here that if he wasn't on the same route as Shi Yichen and the others, then he might have to part ways with them here.

"Sure, let's rest here for a bit while we're on our way."

Shi Yichen looked at Frilian and Philon and said.

"Ah."

Frillie nodded, agreeing to whatever Shi Yichen said.

"Yes, Lord Shi Yichen."

Philon and Shutark nodded in agreement.

The group of five walked into a village not far away, and Zain went around asking the villagers if they had seen his friend.

"I said, did a guy who called himself a gorilla warrior come here ten years ago?"

Zain looked at the villagers on the side and asked.

"This is a very serious problem."

Philon complained from the side, because this question was really hard to say.

"Oh, you mean Mr. Gorilla Warrior!"

The villager looked at the photo in Zain's hand; it looked very much like the gorilla warrior he had seen a few years ago.

"You actually know that?"

Shutark was also speechless. Anyone he could grab would know who the Gorilla Warrior was. Sure enough, such a bizarre title was easy for people to remember.

"He made a very deep impression on people. I still remember him. He helped eliminate the monsters that appeared near the village."

The villager told Zain that the title of "Gorilla Warrior" was not something just anyone could come up with, and that the Gorilla Warrior had helped the village a great deal, so of course he remembered it.

"Do you know where he went after that?"

Zain quickly asked the villager.

"I don't know about that. By the way, Mr. Gorilla and the stubborn old lady who lives up high seem to have a good relationship. You can go there and ask her."

The villagers told Zain that it was normal for him not to know after so long. Although he didn't know, someone else might. So they told Zain to go find his grandmother who lived in the mountains.

"Stubborn old woman, that's quite a nickname too."

Hugh Tarek suddenly realized that titles like "Gorilla Warrior" and "Stubborn Old Lady" were equally bizarre, so how bad could their relationship be?

Following the directions given by the villagers, Shi Yichen and his group arrived at a wooden house.

"Knock knock knock!"

Zain knocked on the door of the cabin.

An elderly woman came out when the door opened.

"Grandma, do you know where the gorilla warrior went?"

Zain asked the old woman about the gorilla warrior. The villagers all said that the old woman had a good relationship with the gorilla warrior, so she must know the gorilla warrior's whereabouts.

"I'm a very stubborn person, so I can't easily tell you."

The old woman looked at the five people in front of her with one eye open and one eye closed. Just by looking at her face, you could tell that she was very stubborn.

"He actually called himself stubborn."

Shutark has lost count of how many times he's complained.

"Try to understand, it's just that we're getting old."

Shi Yichen said with a smile from the side.

"Compared to this old woman, Lord Shi Yichen and Lady Frilian are the ones who are getting old."

Philon also complained about what Shi Yichen said. The old woman looked only seventy or eighty years old, but Shi Yichen and Frilian had lived for over a thousand years. Who was the old one?

"What should we do?"

Zain asked the old woman, implying that she must have some request if she didn't answer.

"Could you do a few things for me first?"

The old woman looked at the five people in front of her and slowly said, because she didn't know what these people wanted with the gorilla warrior. If it was good news, then it didn't matter, but if it was bad news, then she couldn't possibly say it.

"First deliver the letter to Nagel, the blacksmith in the neighboring village, and then come find me."

The old woman handed a letter to Zain. She looked around and realized that only Zain wanted to find the gorilla warriors, so she gave the letter to Zain.

After giving the letter to Zain, the old woman returned to her house, leaving Shi Yichen and the others outside. The group had no choice but to go to the neighboring village to deliver the letter.

"It's practically like running errands for someone."

Zain looked at the letter in his hand and said helplessly, "But you can't do anything about her because you're the one who needs her help."

"This reminds me of when I traveled with Simmel and the others."

Looking at the letter in Zain's hand reminded Frilian of something she and Shi Yichen had done when they were traveling with Simmel and the others.

"Have you done anything like this before?"

Philon was somewhat surprised, because few people would do these things, and she hadn't expected that Mr. Haita hadn't told her about them.

"Running errands and helping out is commonplace. These seemingly insignificant tasks often escalate into troublesome item searches or tricky exorcisms."

Frilian smiled and said that only a kind-hearted person like Simmel would do such a thing. He would definitely help if it was on his way, and he would also help if it was a slightly detour. But sometimes things don't go in a good direction.

"Don't jinx it, I don't want to go through that."

The thought that such a thing could happen because of a letter made Hugh Tarek pray that it was just a simple mail delivery.

"Anyway, let's try to get the old lady to open up. Maybe she'll tell us about the gorilla warriors."