The Greece Antagonist-Chapter 978 - 80 I Shouldn’t Be Under the Bed_3

It must be said, the owner of the house has a great sense of lifestyle.

"Are you sure you’ve got the right place?"

"Meow!"

Yemengarde cat sniffed its nose and nodded again.

"Strange, where is the person, where have they gone?"

Luo En furrowed his brows, contemplating how to approach the Norn Three Goddesses, when suddenly rapid footsteps approached from the corridor.

It wasn’t long before a tall figure appeared at the doorway.

Seeing himself trapped inside the room, Luo En looked around, rolled under the bed with Yemengarde, and cast an Illusion Technique to hide himself.

The door creaked open, the tall figure walked into the room, glanced around the empty house, and seemed relieved.

In the hall, some of the frozen Magic Beasts showed a slight disturbance in their aura; she thought something had broken into the castle, but it turned out to be a false alarm.

With her guard down, the tall figure lazily stretched, then turned her gaze to a wooden barrel by the wall.

The next moment, two deerskin boots were tossed under the bed, a pair of slightly arched feet with crystal-clear skin, exquisitely shaped, stepped onto the floor, irresistibly tempting one to hold them in the palm and play with them.

Shortly after, a gemstone-studded belt was thrown onto the bed, followed by a light purple long skirt sliding down.

Really? At this time?

Watching this unfold from under the bed, Luo En couldn’t help his heart skipping a beat.

Hearing the rustling sound of undressing again, Luo En under the bed could no longer stay passively watching and helplessly let out a light cough.

"Who’s there? Come out!"

Accompanied by an icy command, several crystal-blue Ice Cones condensed in the air and shattered the wooden bed in an instant with the speed of lightning.

Among the flying sawdust, Luo En stood up with his hands raised, awkwardly saying:

"It’s me."

"What are you doing here?"

Scadi frowned slightly, puzzled.

At the crucial moment, Luo En didn’t hesitate to pull out his shield:

"It led me here!"

"Yemengarde?"

Looking at the orange cat brought before her, Scadi looked puzzled,

"Wasn’t it lost?"

"I found it. Then I thought about returning it to its owner, so I followed it here to seek family."

Luo En explained without blushing or skipping a heartbeat.

"No wonder..." Scadi suddenly realized, then pointed around the room and actively explained, "Angelboda indeed lived here before, there might still be some of her scent left."

"Before?"

"Yeah, she’s been in some trouble recently and has already left from here."

Scadi nodded and replied solemnly,

"It seems to involve her two sisters; I’m not sure what exactly..."

"Where did they go?"

"I don’t know. She didn’t say, and I didn’t ask."

Hearing this, Luo En felt somewhat frustrated.

He didn’t expect that after a long journey, he would still come up empty. Indeed, catching the tail of Fate is not an easy task.

Luo En steadied his mind and continued to ask:

"Can you contact them?"

"I can try, but it will take some time."

Scadi honestly answered and then looked at the gradually darkening sky outside the window, kindly suggesting,

"During this time, you’d better stay in my castle, don’t go wandering outside."

"What happened?"

"Recently, there has been some trouble in the Land of Chaos. A former Frost Giant King, Solem, and a large number of his followers were murdered here, and the killer might still be lurking nearby. Many Giants are clamoring for revenge for Solem, and your appearance as an Alien Race outside might arouse their hostility and pursuit."

"Solem was that loved by the Giants?"

"How could he be."

Scadi shook her head, explaining,

"Those Giants just want to use this opportunity to rise in rank, seizing Solem’s leftover legacy and power."

"Does that include your Mountain Giants too?"

Scadi nodded earnestly,

"That’s why you need to be even more careful."

Be careful? You should be the one to be careful.

Luo En looked at Scadi, who was now only in a semi-transparent silk inner garment, seemingly unaware of being exposed, busy arranging accommodations for him, and couldn’t help but mutter to himself.

A gust of cold wind blew, Scadi looked down at her chest, now exposed to the elements, and realized, her face showing a slight unnatural blush.

Just as the atmosphere became somewhat awkward, a rapid series of footsteps came from the corridor, several dozens of female Mountain Giants drawn by the noise were heading towards the door.