The First Legendary Beast Master novel Chapter 430

Chapter 430 Bag Of Treats

As Rae made baskets to carry the children on Thor's back, Remi and Hawk looted the battlefield. It wasn't a dungeon, that was for certain, as the bodies didn't disappear, and they didn't just get the loot. But they did find the bracelet that the leader of the bandit group was wearing, and it looked like it was something excellent.

[Bracelet of Combat Fortune] Reduces damage taken by 150 points per second.

[That item is evil. You can't Blizzard them, you can't poison them, you can't even just slowly bleed them out.] Remi complained.

Karl put the bracelet on, and Remi giggled. [Yes, now we are team evil. It's a shame that doesn't apply to all of us, though. We need to get more of those bracelets.] She added.

[You've always been on team evil magic.] Hawk muttered, thinking about her primary attack skill being Blizzard with a side of Thunderstorm.

She had redeemed herself somewhat with the Poison Fire Totems, but then learned Thunderstorm to offset all the respectability that she had gained the Hawk's eyes.

His little sister was shameless.

Once the harness on Thor was ready, Rae began to use her webbing to load the children into the pouches, before carefully cutting the restraints on their hands.

The children were so terrified by the aura and presence of giant monsters that they didn't dare to move, they just sat silently in the pouches, not even removing their blindfolds and gags after their hands were freed.

"Hello everyone, I do hope that you can understand me. My name is Karl, and I will be your tour guide tonight. There has been a slight change of plans, and now that I have killed the bandit group, I will be delivering you to the city of Bunga. There is a Darklight Host outpost there, I am told, and they will know what to do with you all." Karl announced.

Most of the Elven children just seemed confused and terrified, but one boy carefully pulled his blindfold down, and then realized that he was staring directly at Rae and promptly fainted.

A few seconds later, a girl pulled her blindfold down and turned to face Karl. She was cautiously scanning the area for her captors, but there were none left.

The beasts had already finished the cleanup, and other than some scuffed dirt around the campfire that indicated either a caravan stopped for the evening or that there was a fight, there was nothing left to indicate that this had been the chosen ambush site for a bandit group.

The Elf girl slowly removed the cloth tied around her mouth and began to whisper.

"You rescued us?"

Karl nodded. "We killed the bandits, and you were left behind, so we're going to take you with us to the city of Bunga."

The little Elf nodded reluctantly, and Karl began to worry that the town might not be a good one.

"Is there a spot that you would rather be taken to?" He asked.