After lifting the curtain of the tent, Robben walked out and stood outside the tent when he saw Yian. Seeing Robben coming out, Yian asked, "How is Lilith?"

Robben shook his head, "What's going on, it depends on her. I... can't do anything about it."

Yian's brows were always frowning, "I wonder what is the problem with Lilith now? How much harm did this awakening cause to her?"

Robben still shook his head and did not speak. Yian's face showed a little anger, "Robben, have you said nothing to us?"

"I have nothing to hide. Everything I did has been explained to you in advance. There were no accidents in this experiment. Although I know that it is difficult for you to accept that I said this, I still have to say that... I have no responsibility in this matter."

Yian's face turned dark, "Robben"

"Uncle Yian... don't ask again..."

A faint, gentle voice came from the tent, and the thick door curtain was lifted up, and Lilith's slightly pale face appeared in front of Robben and Yian.

"I'm fine, Uncle Yian, don't worry, just now... Robben has effectively treated me. In a few days, my injury will be completely healed."

Yian watched Lilith walk out by herself, and her face always showed a look of relief, "It's fine if you're fine."

Turning his head, Yian looked at Robben apologetically, "I'm so sorry, I..."

Robben smiled faintly, "Nothing, if I were you, I would be angry. It's not your fault..."

"Robben, I want to talk to you. Can you come here?" Lilith did not say any extra words, turned around and walked back to the tent, and finally left a sentence.

Yian was slightly confused, but she got out of bed and walked around with no problem, nodded to Robben, and Yian left.

Robben also lifted the tent and walked in.

Lilith sat alone on the bed, curled up, hugging her knees, and her broken hair drooped, looking a little pitiful.

Seeing Robben come in, Lilith slightly raised her head and said, "Sit down..."

Robben pulled over the chair he had just finished and sat down, "What, have you figured it out?"

Bite her lip, Lilith slowly spit out a few words, "If possible... I... don't want to die."

Robben smiled. If a person who wants to die has a thought of life, he will not seek life anymore. He has been a doctor for some years and has seen many desperate patients. More or less, Robben still understands Lilith's current mood.

"Well... Actually, as long as you are still alive, everything is possible, but if you die, everything will be over. The life of your elves is envied by us humans until death. Now it is just a great opportunity for you to walk out of the forest. Lilith, I can guarantee that you can't imagine what you will look like in the future."

"Is that so? What I look like in the future..."

Robben smiled and said, "Well, it must be, why do you want to talk to me now? Is there anything I can help?"

Lilith held her knees tightly, buried her head, and suddenly fell into silence again.

A string of question marks appeared on Robben's head. What was this reaction? Didn't he say something to me?

"Lilith, you can say anything you can say. As an ally and comrade-in-arms, I will definitely help you to the greatest extent."

Lilith looked at Robben with a slightly confused look and said nothing.

Robben had no choice but to look at Lilith, and there was silence in the tent.

Lilith buried her face, "Sorry, Robben, you go, I... don't want to say it anymore."

Robben felt bored...

"Okay, but please have a good rest. You are still very weak now. I will send you some foods that can speed up your recovery. These foods must not be as delicious as the foods you elves make themselves, but please eat them on time and at a rate, yes."

Lilith didn't speak or moved.

Sighing, Robben really didn't know what the elf with his head was thinking now, so he had to give up, stand up and prepare to leave. When he arrived at the door, he suddenly remembered something and walked back.

When he arrived at Lilith's bed, Robben took out a magic book from his ring, flipped it up in a flash, and finally teared off a magic scroll from it and placed it on Lilith's bedside.

"This is the magic scroll I collected before." Looking at Lilith's broken and scattered hair, Robben continued: "This magic scroll can help your hair grow quickly, and then you can cut it as you like, so that you won't be embarrassed to see other elves outside."

"Thank you..." Lilith's voice was faint.

Close the magic book and put it into his own ring, Robben turned and left.

"Wait...wait for a moment" Robben walked to the door, but Lilith's voice was heard behind her.

"Hmm?" Robben turned around.

"Can you... stay with me for a while?"

Robben walked back and sat in the chair again, "No problem, I'm here now."

"Thanks……"

Lilith fell into silence again...

Robben felt a little weird. After a long time, both of them didn't speak. Robben felt that he had said enough and could not think of any new words, but he agreed and couldn't leave. He raised his eyes and began to become interested in the texture on the roof of the tent.

"Why... why don't you talk?" Finally, Lilith made a voice.

"What did you say?" Robben felt a little tired.

"You just... said a lot..."

"Well... it's true, but I've finished it." Robben was honest, and now he really couldn't think of anything more authoritative Lilith said.

After a while, Lilith finally let go of her hand holding her legs and touched the magic scroll that Robben had put down on the bed, "How to use this...?"

Seeing that Lilith finally made movements, Robben smiled on his face and leaned forward and said, "Actually, it's very simple. Just like other magic scrolls, just use a little magic to open the seal on it, and it will take effect.

"Is this how?"

Lilith stretched out her fingers and gently pressed them on the magic scroll. A slight red light lit up on the tips of her fingers. A faint light immediately floated up the entire magic scroll. The light climbed onto her arm along Lilith's hand and finally lingered on Lilith's head.

The dry and incomplete hair began to fall off. In the faint light, Lilith's soft long hair began to grow out quickly and slowly spread on the bed.

When the light disappeared and Lilith's hair had grown to the ground, Robben smiled bitterly, "In fact, after it grows to a certain level, you can take your hands away and your hair will stop growing very quickly."

Gently rubbing his hair, Lilith's face felt unexplained tenderness. He raised his hand and a few sparks shot out from Lilith's hand, immediately burning the hair that had just grown.

In Robben's slightly surprised, a slight blue light flashed, and the tent blew violently made by the sharp wind, and Lilith's soft long hair flew like crazy.

The wind stopped, and the hair in the air fell all over the ground. Lilith had already grown as long as her hips and found that it was only the length of her shoulders.

Take out a hairband from his ring, silently raises his hand, gently tied up his scattered hair, then raises his head, and with a cool voice, Lilith asked, "Does it look good?"

Robben was a little dazed. Seeing Lilith asking, he nodded in a conditioned reflex, "Good... good-looking."

As soon as a flash in the pan, Lilith smiled at Robben, "I'm so sorry, I want you to be here to accompany me, thank you Robben."

"Ah... nothing..."

After thinking about it, Lilith shook her head and took off her hairband, "It's still...it's pretty ugly..."

Before Robben could answer, Lilith asked softly: "Roben, is what you said still valid?"

Robben was a little confused, "You said... I have said a lot after all, but if it was something I promised, it would definitely be valid."

Lilith nodded slightly and moved her body gently, "Robben, can you come over a little?"

Robben looked at half of the bed that Lilith gave out, and was slightly embarrassed, rubbed the chair forward, "I'm OK here."

Lilith looked at Robben and couldn't help but smile, "Robben, I didn't expect you to be so cautious. At my age, I should be able to be your grandma's grandma..."

Robben felt powerless, and the elves seemed to say so, how did they feel that they should be shorter in front of these elves for several generations.

"I just want to let you get closer to me at this time...to hear me clearly, is it okay?"

Lilith was calm, and it seemed a bit artificial when she refused again. Robben simply stood up and sat down beside Lilith's bed.

To be honest, Robben was a little nervous. Fanny was with Nalan now, but maybe he would come over at any time...

He looked at Lilith with a side look, but now Lilith seems to have stopped paying attention to herself. She still hugged her legs and looked at the edge of the bed with a hollow look in her eyes.

"Once upon a time... there was an elf..." Lilith's soft voice began to sound in Robben's ears...

"Sister Nalan, do you think there is something wrong with that Lilith? Robben is about to freeze her. She actually broke Robben's frozen magic scroll and ran out. If we hadn't caught her in time, we wouldn't know what trouble would have happened."

Looking at Fanny's angry look, Nalan laughed, "I don't know much about the elves, but judging from what Robben said to me, awakening is indeed at risk. It is not an accident that such a thing happens, right?"

Fanny immediately widened her eyes, "No, we have already explained everything that might have happened to her before, and she obviously deliberately broke those magic scrolls. She was obviously awake, but she did something like this. Hum, she really wanted to suffer."

Nalan thought for a while, "Well... the specific situation, since she woke up, I guess Robben has understood it."

Speaking of this Fanny, she couldn't help but frown, "Robben has been there for so long, why haven't he come back yet?" After thinking about it, Fanny obviously showed a little bit of worry, "I'll go and have a look."

"Fanni" Nalan had only had time to say something, and Fanni had turned around and ran out.

Now, as Robben's wife, Fanny is naturally unobstructed in the camp. She came to the tent where Lilith lives and asked the two white elves guarding outside, and then she found out that Robben had not come out yet.

what the hell?

Fanny muttered in her heart, but now Lilith is obviously injured. Robben may be treating Lilith. It may not be good to break in like this.

While hesitating, Robben stepped out of the curtain of the tent, and Fanny immediately met him, "Roben

Seeing that it was Fanny, Robben smiled, "Why are you here?"

Fanny wrinkled her nose, "I won't come for so long, of course I'm worried."

"Haha, I won't be in trouble."

"Of course you won't have anything to do..." Fanny looked at Lilith's tent. What I was worried about was someone else, and Robben could only smile bitterly...

"Hmm? Are you okay?" Fanny couldn't help but glared. Lilith actually walked out of the tent with a calm look on her face.
To be continued...