At one or two o'clock in the afternoon, Gray recovered his spirit, opened his eyes, and quickly glanced in the room.

Someone moved the things in the room. On the cabinet in front of the bed, there was a dining plate containing some food. They just ate a small bite and then left there motionless.

Gray knew at a glance that it must have been gnawed by the elf. If it weren't for her, it would have been a mouse, because the bite marks on the food were too small.

After looking around the room, he could not find the shadow of the elf. Grey closed his eyes and sensed. The elf also had his magic mark on him. He could easily find where she was so that she would not get lost.

Through sensing, Gray discovered that the elf was not only not in the room, nor in the hotel, but in a place hundreds of meters away.

Getting up from the bed, Gray walked to the front of the cabinet, looked at the food inside, gently broke off a little and put it in his mouth, and then vomited it out without hesitation after a second.

"It's so unpalatable, no wonder Xiao Moli just ate a small bite."

Shaking his head, Gray opened the door and walked downstairs.

There was no one in the hotel, neither the girl nor Doug's bearded man were there, I didn't know where I went, and the door was not closed. Maybe I thought there was nothing worth thieves in the store.

Walking out of the store door, Gray walked towards the direction where the elf was.

That side is the south of the town, and the direction Grey came yesterday was the north of the town.

After walking about one or two hundred meters, Gray saw a group of people surrounding a dilapidated church. There was a man standing on the steps in front of the church, saying something passionately.

He glanced at him and locked on the roof of a building near the church. The elf sat there. It seemed that his wings had grown, otherwise he would not have reached such a high place.

As if sensing Grey's arrival, the elf turned his head and looked here, then happily flew to his shoulder.

"Gray, the hotel's food is not delicious." The elf said with a pout.

"Eat a piece of chocolate!" Gray skillfully took out a piece of chocolate and handed it to her. He knew that this was the most effective way of comforting.

"What's wrong with it in front? Why are so many people gathering there?" Gray continued to ask.

"I don't know, I heard that someone came to help them, so they all came to see it." Obviously, the elf is not a qualified melon-eating crowd, and he doesn't even know what the specific thing is, so he is really just watching the fun.

Gray continued to move forward, his eyes swept around the crowd, and found two acquaintances, the bearded man and the girl in the hotel.

Although the lights were dim last night, that was not a problem for him. He clearly saw the appearance of the two, so he could recognize them at a glance.

"Everyone, I will definitely be able to kill the quagmire monster and the Bloody Lady this time. If anyone is willing to go with me, he will also have the final bounty." The man in front of the church said loudly, opening his hands to everyone.

But the crowd was silent and no one agreed.

"Okay, I'll deal with them alone. Everyone prepares a celebration banquet for me." The man shrugged and said without disappointment when no one answered.

After the man finished speaking, the crowd dispersed directly, and Gray saw numbness in their faces and death in their eyes.

This is a group of people without hope.

Gray thought so and continued to observe and found that most of the people here were elderly and women, and very few young and strong.

Without further observation, Gray caught up with Doug and the girl, "Good afternoon, two."

"Hello, do you need accommodation?" Doug turned around and saw a stranger calling him, asking habitually, and then found that the person looked familiar and asked hesitantly: "Are you a guest last night?"

"Yes, it's me." Gray nodded and asked with interest: "What were you doing just now? I'm late and didn't hear it."

The bearded man was about to speak, but his daughter squeezed him away and smiled faintly, "Let me say it."

"Thank you!" Gray smiled. Someone could explain it. If the explanation was a beauty, it would be better.

"He is a witch hunter, specializing in hunting monsters that shouldn't exist in the world." The girl said, "You should know this very well-informed."

Gray nodded, indicating that he did know, and then looked at her in confusion, asking for specific things.

"You just arrived here yesterday, so I don't know, but there are two very powerful monsters around the town." The girl looked a little scared when she talked about the two monsters, and she also had some disgust and hatred. "They are the quagmire monsters and the Bloody Lady that Mr. Demon Hunter just mentioned."

The girl continued: "The place where the quagmire monster was once an ordinary quagmire. It is said that a plague occurred a hundred years ago, and all the dead were thrown into the quagmire. Later, such a monster appeared.

The quagmire monster itself has no wisdom, but it will instinctively lure living people into the quagmire and kill many people."

"That plague also led to the end of a big family, that is, the Bloody Lady's family. When everyone in her family died one by one, the Bloody Lady invited a group of young people to the manor, saying that there was a way to solve the plague."

The girl paused, "There were thirteen young men and women invited to solve the plague, so they went without hesitation. But the Bloody Lady deceived them, and she arranged evil black magic in the manor, killed everyone, and then turned herself into a monster that longed for blood."

Gray was surprised at the girl's understanding of the two monsters. He thought it would be difficult to collect information about them, but he didn't expect that it was something that everyone knew.

The girl continued, "The quagmire monster will make confusing sounds on the Moonless Night, attracting people to go to the Moon and automatically become a part of it. But you don't have to worry, the Moonless Night has just passed, and just be careful, close the doors and windows, and plug your ears will be fine, and the quagmire monster will not be able to come directly to the town."

Gray wanted to say that it was a mud monster you didn't meet that would come out to kill people.

"Mrs. Bloody will dye the moon in the sky blood on a full moon night, and then she will walk out of her own manor, choose one in the town, and capture her own manor. None of the ones she has captured can come back."

"That is, a person goes missing every month in the town?" Grey asked.

"That's right." A helpless resentment appeared on the faces of the girl and the bearded man. As if he knew what he wanted to say, the girl continued: "Many people left the town, but many people couldn't leave because we didn't even have money to eat. We could only wait to die if we stayed here. We could live for a while longer."

"That witch hunter is here to solve the two monsters." Although the other party came to help them, neither of them was happy because there were already many witch hunters, and they either died in the quagmire or at the hands of the Bloody Lady.
Chapter completed!