The Knight from the Fairytales

Chapter 75: Little Elf

The prince was too cruel and brutal. Beihai had to go stop him, because he couldn't allow anyone to be more daring than himself!

Rushing non-stop toward the location of the brutal prince, Beihai and the Genie didn't feel much. One had solid inherent strength, and the other wasn't even human—strictly speaking, it was just a mass of gas that could change shape at will.

However, Elsa, sitting in front, had her butt jolted numb, and her whole body felt uncomfortable.

Beihai always had to consider Elsa's feelings, and since Elsa was also carrying the latent responsibility of preparing lunch, he needed to be even more attentive.

Elsa's eyes were spinning like mosquito coil spirals, her legs were somewhat numb, and she wanted to sit down and rest for a while, but her butt hurt terribly.

Beihai was building a fire nearby, skewering some fish with branches and placing them beside the campfire for roasting. He reached out a hand and grabbed a field chicken.

"After the fish is ready, we'll cook some noodles and try this field chicken."

Field chicken was actually a folk term;

correctly speaking, it was a bit like a frog.

Now that Elsa couldn't handle her job, Beihai could only return to his old trade. He just didn't know if his skills had gotten rusty, so Beihai thought that once it was ready, he'd give it to the Genie to eat first—perfect for testing for poison.

The Genie naturally didn't feel any physical exertion, but it was still happy to help, and it volunteered willingly.The Genie really wanted to prove its worth. In its life, it had rarely encountered such a good person and was somewhat reluctant to just leave like this.

Joking aside, after being a genie for so long, it had met this strange guy, and the wishes it granted were things the Genie couldn't have imagined even if it racked its brains. As the saying goes, favors are the hardest things to repay.

"Traveling like this is very tiring, but I have a trick that can get us there quickly."

"Oh, what flashy trick is this?"

Seeing the Genie volunteering again, Beihai perked up and immediately sat up straight.

The Genie also crossed its arms over its chest, its face brimming with confidence. This had entered a domain more suited to its abilities.

"I have a treasure called the Magic Carpet. It can easily take us anywhere.

It can fly, and we just need to sit on it and think about where we want to go."

The Magic Carpet was Aladdin's inherent skill. In the movie, Aladdin gave this carpet to the film's protagonist, who then used it to pick up girls.

It flew the princess over the river at night, went to the starry sky, and even traveled long distances. The Magic Carpet seemed to have something like self-awareness,

much like Doctor Strange's Cloak of Levitation. At critical moments, it could even help you entangle enemies, and might even hit you over the head with a stick.

"You have such a good thing? Hurry up and show it to me."

Aladdin was very satisfied with Beihai's reaction. It clapped its hands together, making a sound, then slowly separated them. Something seemed to appear in the middle, and then the Magic Carpet was conjured out.

When it appeared, it was still rolled up, but the moment it was free, the Magic Carpet instantly spread out. It then circled around Aladdin a few times. Aladdin then very properly stroked the carpet, just like patting a little doggy's head.

It couldn't contain its excitement. "Don't get excited, don't get excited. We meet again, my old friend. Go and meet your new master."

Beihai was also quite satisfied. With such a good thing, future journeys could be greatly shortened. Couldn't he go wherever he wanted?

Beihai also reached out to touch it and found that apart from being able to move, this carpet felt no different from an ordinary carpet. If he had to say, the texture was just a bit smoother.

"Aladdin, tell me, if I give this carpet to that prince, and when the prince lays it out at night, it directly hits him over the head while he's asleep, what would happen?"

Aladdin also stroked its chin. Then, feeling it wasn't quite right, it transformed its chin into a super muscular man-style double chin. That felt more comfortable to stroke.

"I feel that given the prince's strength, my Magic Carpet would be chopped in half. If we really want to punish him, how about I turn into a bee to sting him?"

"I think turning into a mosquito is better. How about this: when we get there, at night you turn into a mosquito to sting him, and during the day I'll challenge him. Even if he's Superman, he'd have to kneel."

Aladdin also thought this plan was very good. As for being unsportsmanlike, what kind of person was the other guy? Did he deserve rules and sportsmanship?

"Actually, I don't think it's necessary."

Aladdin felt Beihai was being too conservative.

"You can't say that. It's always best to be cautious in all matters."

Beihai had a different view. If I can annoy the other party, why not do it?

Moreover, the brutal prince's story was still very powerful. Just talking about personal strength, his control over soldiers, and his innate good luck—with just these, Beihai couldn't underestimate him.

Not to mention this guy in the plot fought God a full three times. God might not take him seriously, but no matter how you put it, he actually dared to do it.

Although there was no God in this world.

However, when Beihai and Aladdin thought about the prince being kept awake at night and having to fight Beihai during the day, they felt victory was assured and nothing would go wrong.

Elsa watched curiously from the side as Beihai and Aladdin giggled foolishly there. The Magic Carpet sensed a deep malice and directly hid behind Elsa. It couldn't afford to offend either of those two.

Elsa had no choice but to personally flip the roasting fish herself to prevent them from burning.

Finally, after eating and drinking their fill and preparing to use the Magic Carpet to travel, a reckless little fairy rushed out from the forest. As soon as it appeared, it immediately blocked Beihai's path.

Appearing was one thing, but it also shouted and yelled, seeming somewhat anxious, afraid Beihai would use flight.

"You cannot, cannot use this. You must ride a horse and go forward. Later, you will encounter a small river and a tree. On the tree, there are golden apples."

"Why can't I? Wouldn't flying over be more convenient?"

Aladdin, seeing this little fairy, immediately became a bit anxious. What are you doing? I was just about to prove my worth, and now you jump out, making me look bad!