Chapter 78 Unknown Fate 4

"It seems that I am not here at the right time?"

The sudden appearance of a strange voice interrupted the peaceful and tender time. The man and the wolf were alert and tightened their bodies, ready to rush up and kill the uninvited guest at any time.

"Don't worry, I have no bad intentions, otherwise I would not let you two chat for so long."

A figure walked out from behind the sturdy tree. She was a little taller than Tatarina, slender and slim, and her slim dress outlined her muscular body. Of course, the most eye-catching thing was her big wavy hair with a gradient of pink and blue, which was quite eye-catching. Her face was particularly cold in the moonlight.

"Aww!"

Tatarina jumped to Carl's depths in two steps, leaned down slightly, and grasped the ground tightly with her powerful forelimbs. The white hot breath came out from the side of her fangs, covering her murderous eyes.

Carl also put his hands behind his back. Once the situation was wrong, he would not hesitate to use his supernatural power and summon all the animals he could summon to attack the strange woman. The strange woman saw the hostility of the two people, but she was casual and did not show any aggression. Instead, she opened her arms very friendly and let the man and the wolf examine her.

"I really have no ill intentions, you can rest assured about that."

The two sides confronted each other for nearly two minutes before Tatarina slowly retracted her fangs, accepting the strange woman's unwarranted kindness. But the next sentence of the strange woman made the man and the wolf tense up again.

"But I came with you, yes."

"Of course, to help you."

Carl couldn't help but feel tired of such heavy breathing, and waved his hands tiredly.

"Just say whatever you want to say, and say it all in one breath."

The strange woman blinked her eyes, curved her lips and smiled, dispelling the sense of danger brought by the night.

"There's no rush. Let's help this kid recover his human form first. It's probably not convenient to keep doing this."

The strange woman approached Tatalina. Tatalina immediately took two steps back and kept a relatively safe distance from the strange woman. The strange woman smiled silently, put her hands on her hips, and threw her long blue-pink hair behind her.

"Don't worry. You reverted to your ancestral state because your superpower circuit was disordered. I just helped you guide the circuit in your body to the right place. Don't worry."

Hearing the strange woman's natural answer, Tatalina still didn't let down her guard and stared at her. It was Carl who spoke and comforted Tatalina.

"Tata, maybe you can try it. Tell me intuitively that she didn't lie to us."

Tatalina hesitated for two seconds and chose to believe Carl. After all, Carl's terrifying intuition had led them out of danger many times, and to some extent, it was no different from Radar.

Tatarina stopped retreating and let the strange woman approach her. The woman's soft hand touched the wolf's warm body, inserted into the fur and touched the warm, slightly undulating flesh. The next second, a faint light emanated from under the palm, expanding outward along the palm like a star map, and in the blink of an eye, it outlined a rather complex meridian-like totem and the body surface.

Tatarina bit her fangs fiercely, her chest heaving greatly, cold sweat constantly coming out of her head, wetting the hair on her forehead into strands. Although the strange woman's hand was on Tatalina, her eyes stayed on Carl, as if she was looking at something from top to bottom, which made Carl a little scared.

This observation was interrupted by Tatalina's transformation. The wolf under her palm gradually shrank in size, and the hair gradually disappeared. Under the white light, the girl's body gradually formed. Carl suddenly seemed to think of something, and hurriedly took off his coat and put it on the girl before Tatalina completely changed back to human form.

Seeing that Tatalina had been transformed into a human form, the strange woman no longer looked at Tatalina, but looked at Carl who was busy helping Tatalina to stand up.

"What's your name?"

"Eh? Me? Didn't you say you were here to help us?"

Carl supported Tatalina with one hand and pointed at himself blankly with the other hand. He thought that since the strange woman could lock his position, she must have known all his information, so the question of her name left Carl confused.

"I followed your aura, and I don't know anything about you."

The strange woman didn't seem to want to hide anything, and her frankness made Carl at a loss for a moment. But Tatalina obviously didn't care about that. She held her clothes in front of her chest and met the strange woman's eyes without any fear.

"Then do you mind introducing yourself first?"

The strange woman turned her head slightly and glanced at Tatalina, but she didn't show any negative expression. On the contrary, she gave her name quite frankly.

"My name is Rowena, you can call me whatever you want. I will stay by your side during this time to ensure your safety."

Rowena pointed directly at Carl when she said this, without any intention of hiding anything.

Carl also had some vague guesses in his heart, but Rowena stopped talking and did not continue to talk, nor did she intend to tell more information. Carl took into account that Tatalina, who was only wearing a coat, was also present, and did not continue to ask questions. Instead, he supported Tatalina, who was scratched all over her body, and walked towards the hotel.

When the small house in the jungle gradually appeared, Lima, who had been standing outside the door waiting for Carl and Tatalina, also showed an anxious back in the moonlight. Tatarina opened her mouth but no sound came out. Carl noticed Tatarina's action and deliberately put his arm around Tatarina's shoulders and waved to the black-haired boy.

"Hey, Lima!! I found Tatar!"

Hearing the familiar clear voice, Lima quickly turned her head. When she saw the two very conspicuous heads, she didn't even notice that she breathed a sigh of relief.

Lima blinked her eyes that had been open for a long time and were a little sour, and walked towards the two people.

"I'm glad you're back. Tata, you go back to your room first. I've asked Uncle Oliver to get some hot water for you. As for this lady... maybe we can have some topics to talk about?"

Lima raised his hand to hold Tatalina behind him, and Carl immediately grabbed Tatalina's wrist and pulled her to the side of the path behind him. This was the first time that Tatalina had been protected in all her years, but her mind was confused at the moment, so she didn't have the energy to stay there and deal with it. She walked towards the hotel quite consciously, leaving enough space for the three of them.

As for Rowena, who was surrounded by two big boys, she didn't care about Tatalina's departure, after all, her target was Carl. Rowena crossed her arms, raised her eyebrows, looked at Lima, who was alert, and whistled softly.

"I thought I was cleared of suspicion?"

"That was Carl, not me. I have my own judgment."

Carl's judgment was not enough to shake Lima's self-judgment. After all, he knew that Carl was an intuitive person, but intuition does not mean a smooth journey. He had to pass Rowena's judgment himself.

Rowena seemed a little tired. After glancing at Lima, she did not intend to explain. Or, in other words, Tatalina was used by her to relax Carl's vigilance. Carl was her target, and Lima was completely out of her consideration.

"Royena!"

Seeing Rowena walking in the opposite direction of the hotel, Carl hurriedly called Rowena, but Rowena raised her hand to stop Carl from saying the next word.

"Okay kid, if you know I won't hurt you, you'd better listen to me. Now pack your things so that you can run away at any time, then hide in the hotel honestly, and don't walk on the street unless you have something to do."

After saying that, he didn't care about Carl and Lima's reactions, and strode out of their sight, leaving them staring at each other, not knowing what happened.

In the end, Lima spoke first. Rowena's sudden appearance was just like Lilith's, and her eyes were clearly fixed on Carl. It wasn't that Lima wanted to dig out Lima's secrets. Whether it was out of friendship or the etiquette of being the heir of a big family, he would not do this.

But now the three of them were like grasshoppers tied to a rope, and Lima was very worried about Carl's safety, so he still opened his mouth and asked this impolite question with difficulty.

Carl did not panic or try to hide it, but took a deep breath calmly, looked at the place where Rowena left, and exhaled softly after a while.

"I was found by... Him here... He said..."

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"What?! Half of the Sky God?!"

"Shh!! Keep your voice down... Be careful, the walls have ears."

Carl waved his hand and placed it on Tatarina's face, trying to cover her sharp noises. After the initial shock, Tatarina finally calmed down after her chest rose and fell sharply, but her eyes that kept moving left and right still exposed her restlessness.

Even Lima, who had been leaning against the door frame with his arms folded and said nothing, had surging waves in his eyes. Obviously, none of the three people could accept this calmly. Although gods are common in the worldview of the Wanjie Continent, not everyone has seen a god. In other words, for most people, gods are more like a myth that has been proven to exist. Although they are not invisible, they are also far away.

So at this moment, the two knew that their friend might be a god. How outrageous it was.

There was no lighting in the house, only the faint light reflected by the metal decorations lit up the chins of the three people. The curtains were tightly drawn, and the house was pitch black. Every gap in the floor was filled with supernatural powers to ensure that the room would not be suddenly broken into.

"What do you think? Is that woman reliable?"

Carl didn't know what to do with Tatarina's words. After all, Rowena's appearance was too deliberate. She never concealed her purpose.

".....My intuition tells me that no matter whether she is reliable or not, something big is going to happen."