He Comes From the Void

Undercurrents surged under the earth, and Taliyah frowned as she felt the trembling deep in the rock formation. Unknowable things crawled in it, rocks dissolved wherever they touched, and the underground cavity suddenly expanded.

In the darkness of the return journey, Taliyah watched Kai'Sa lightly kill the few remaining ethereals while telling her about things she didn't know.

"When we were your age, we found a human settlement built on the boundary where void creatures come and go." Kai'Sa's tone was quite sad, and Taliyah listened attentively.

"Not only did they not realize that they were in danger, but they left their sheep outside the door in an attempt to satisfy the appetites of the beasts. But one thing to know, the appetites of void creatures are insatiable and insatiable. They All you do to get rid of monsters is to ring a bell in the void."

"Aware of the danger, we came to the surface from the depths of the earth and tried to get the people in the settlement to leave this dangerous place. But people didn't follow our advice. Instead, they regarded us as monsters and drove them out of their villages."

"We had no choice but to destroy what was dear to them before the Void swallowed them all, and force the people to drive away. They didn't understand what we were up to, and left cursing, saying we had brought the Void... and While they flee from danger, we fight the void."

Having said that, Kai'Sa laughed at herself: "I'm so stupid."

"You're not stupid, sister, they are really stupid." Taliyah comforted: "If they don't evacuate, the whole village will die at the mouth of the monster. This is the result that can be known with a little thought."

Kaisha glanced at her and said, "Now this situation has happened to me. My father is just like the group of villagers I met back then. He knew it was dangerous, but he just refused to leave. Tully Ya, do you think he is a fool?"

"Ah... I didn't say uncle is a fool!" Taliyah was stunned, she realized that she had dug a big hole for herself by speaking too fast. She hesitated for a long time, and finally turned her mind: "So...so I'm here! I'm here to help you solve this situation."

"I'm sorry, Taliyah. I've told my father, but he doesn't want to leave here. What can I do? I didn't expect him to be so stubborn." Kaisha sighed, life will not be everything As one wishes. This is her only relative, and she can only satisfy him as much as possible, and that's all he asks for.

"Fortunately, you are willing to help." Kai'Sa took Taliyah's hand together: "Thank you so much."

"It's okay, it's all as it should be." Taliyah smiled awkwardly, and scratched her ears embarrassingly.

They returned to the ground, and Taliyah was bathed in the sun again, feeling the texture of the hustle and bustle of the world above, and suddenly felt that life on the ground was really good.

The underground is cold and dark, and death and threats are everywhere, so let's destroy it quickly.

"Taliyah, can we do it now? Do you want to adjust your state first?" Kahn asked from the side.

"No, you can retreat to a more open place."

Taliyah, who was familiar with the underground situation, couldn't wait to fill it up. When the two moved away, Taliyah closed her eyes and pressed her palms on the ground to communicate with the power of the elements.

She imagined that the entire valley was a huge and fluffy ball of cotton, and she manipulated many needles, poking at the ball of cotton continuously, and tied it into a tight felt ball.

Taliyah has always used her talents in this way. First imagine what she is going to do as something she is familiar with. The more proficient the better, the needlework is the most familiar to her as a weaver. Her childhood was almost Contact every day.

It's an understatement, but when this scene is reflected in reality, it is enough to describe it as earth-shattering.

Under Taliyah's control, the power of the elements rampaged underground, causing violent earthquakes. The earth was sinking, and the collapsed stones blocked the tunnels for void creatures to come and go. Cracks occurred under Kahn's feet. His feet sank and his ankles were bitten by the cracks.

Kahn looked around, and the ground was broken into countless pieces like a shattered puzzle. The land under their feet was only ten square meters in size, while the surrounding pieces were even smaller.

Then, these broken rocks began to fuse. Rocks from different formations and materials began to squeeze each other, and their textures were cleverly stitched together to form new textures, twists and turns, like splashes.

They were tightly twisted together like towels, forming a new whole, and they could no longer be separated from each other. And the cavities that were once all over the ground were squeezed out and tamped down like air in a bubble.

When the earthquake subsided, the horizon could be seen by the naked eye by as much as two or three meters, and the landform of the entire valley had undergone considerable changes.

Exhausted, Taliyah sat on the ground, sweating like she'd just run a marathon. But when she saw her achievements, she suddenly felt that it was all worth it.

"Hiss... the danger is cleared, I have compacted the underground cavity, and no void creatures will pass through here for a while." Taliyah smiled out of breath, like a leaking blower .

"Thank you for your hard work, let's rest first."

Kaisha helped Taliyah to the wall, handed the water bag to her hand, and watched her gulp down the water. A person's arms will become sore and weak if he keeps twisting the towel for a long time, not to mention that Taliyah's spell targets an entire valley.

"Finally, I can explain." Taliyah heaved a sigh of relief, the blush on her face hadn't faded yet.

"Well done, Taliyah." Kahn and Kaisa smiled at each other, and Qiqi looked at Taliyah, and they could give Kassadin an explanation.

They took Taliyah back to share the joy, and Kassadin gave Taliyah half a bottle of the Healing Spring in return.

Taliyah didn't dare to accept such an expensive thing at first, Kahn was kind to her, she should help, but then Kassadin made her change her mind after saying a word.

The family is the biggest weakness of this girl. Even if she doesn't need it very much, her clan members don't necessarily need it. There are about a hundred people in the weaver tribe, and there will only be more and more in the future. No one is sure when this spring will be used to save lives.

After much celebration, Taliyah went out to divert the river the next day.

She saw that Kassadin had to run out of the valley every day to fetch water from the tributary of the Mother of Life, and it took more than ten kilometers to go back and forth. Therefore, the idea of ​​dividing the river into a tributary and letting it flow directly into the valley was born.