I Am A Legendary BOSS

William carefully pushed aside the bush, and sure enough, there were small blue mushrooms growing under it.

If these mushrooms were given to ordinary people, they would not eat them.

After all, they were not stupid. The more colorful the mushrooms were, the more poisonous they were.

But the magic coming out from the mushrooms was real.

What was magic?

Magic was in the air…

"I can't make it up anymore. Anyway, regardless of the battle energy points or magic points, they are all supplemented by magic. What logic do you want to talk about in a world created by a game…" After a careful inspection, William found that there were a lot of mushrooms under the bush.

He looked happy. "Be careful, don't step on them. See if there are Potions Fairies here!"

Potions Fairy.

A magical creature born of nature.

This creature was usually the size of a palm in human form, with a pair of small wings that were almost transparent. It could fly fast and as agile as the wind.

Where there were many magic herbs around, there would often be a Poison Fairy.

The natural habit of the little Fairies was to take good care of these magic herbs. They were hardworking gardeners and tried their best to make the herbs grow stronger and bigger.

"Will there really be little Fairies?" Lautner looked happy. This was really a good thing as they would not have to worry about not having potions to take in the future.

Of course, Fairies and Elves were not related by blood, but the Elves' liking for the little Fairies was often beyond ordinary people's imagination.

There were tens of thousands of little Fairies in Dark Night City. Almost all of them lived like emperors and were waited on by people.

The main reason was that both of them were born of nature. In particular, the fighting ability of Elves was strong and the little Fairies were so cute, like a little loli with a light, soft body, which made Elves involuntarily have a desire to protect…

Not long after.

The little Fairy, hiding in the mushrooms, suddenly appeared

The palm-sized little fellow flapped two little wings and a small blue mushroom grew on the top of her head. She pouted and widening her big, teary eyes said, "Are you going to eat me? Can you let me go? I don't taste good. You can eat mushrooms."

She tugged down a mushroom as big as her body and raised it up in the air, saying, "Eat the mushroom. Don't eat me, okay?"

"God, what a lovely creature!" A group of male Elves' hearts bloomed after seeing this little cutie, their eyes staring fixedly at her.

"Cute, want to…"

William glanced at that guard and forced him to shut his mouth. Then he showed an expression he thought was friendly and slowly squatted on the ground. "We won't eat you. Elves are friends of Fairies, why would we eat you? Why are you hiding? Are there monsters that want to eat you?"

The little mushroom Fairy quickly nodded and gesturing with both hands said, "There's a huge dog with a big mouth. He wants to eat me!"

Her wings fluttered and she hid among the mushrooms, poking her head out to say, "If I hadn't hidden so quickly in the mushrooms, I would have been eaten by that big dog."

"Oh?" William touched the mushrooms doubtfully and suddenly realized. "So it's not mature yet. No wonder that lightning wolf did not eat you. It's probably waiting for the mushrooms to mature and eat you all together…"

"Are you going to eat me too…" The mushroom head Fairy covered her mouth with her hand and stared at William, her tears could not stop falling.

No one knew how this little fellow grew. She was not very big, but her tears were like raindrops…

"No, no. Why would I eat you? Don't cry. If you cry that big dog will come back to life!" William quickly explained. After all, the Fairy's mood affected the growth of the magic herb…

The little Fairy touched the mushroom on top of her head and nodded at him. She stopped crying but she hid among the mushrooms again. Showing her small head, she looked at the group of tall beings with comfortable auras.

It had to be said.

Fairies also had pointed ears.

That characteristic alone would make both races feel good about each other.

William talked to Lautner for a while before squatting down to tell the Fairy, "The forest is too dangerous. Why don't you come home with me? How about I help you move?"

"Do you have delicious food at your home?"

"Yes!"

"Is it fun at your home?"

"Yes!"

"Is it dangerous at your home?"

"Of course not!" William's mouth twitched. This clever creature.

The mushroom fairy bit her finger and finally nodded. "Then help me move."

William did not have to give any commands as the group of Elves started to dig carefully to ensure that they did not damage any mushrooms. As for this mushroom Fairy, a female Ranger Elf gently held her in her hands and happily explained to her about her future home.

William stood up, turned to Lautner, and said, "I think it's a newborn fairy. She's still not smart enough, otherwise, when she saw us, she would have rushed towards us…"

"That's right. According to the memory inheritance given by nature, Fairies are not guarded against us." Lautner nodded. Elves and Fairies were favorites of nature and the relationship between them had been very good since ancient times.

"Fortunately, we have mythril, otherwise I really wouldn't know how to feed this little fellow!" William raised his eyebrows. Fairies liked to absorb the magic on various metals.

Mythril, adamantine, orichalcum, and all kinds of gems were food for Fairies.

That's right, Fairies ate money, so most people could not afford to feed these little cuties.

They would not directly eat mythril and other metals, but suck the magic on them and then use their own magic to expand the magic herb scale.

In general.

Some investments would pay off.

And the importance of potions was self-evident.

For players alone, potions were a short-term double experience pill which could only be used once a day. But it would increase experience by double for a period of time every day. For games without weapon stores, it was hard for players.

The most important thing was that potions could slowly increase the bloodline potential of NPCs and increase levels.

This was an important way to make NPCs stronger.

"It's hard to buy Fairies with money…" As a person with mines, William was also very rich.

To pure-blooded Elves, Fairies were friends or relatives, and not goods. Even if they wanted to buy them, it would be regarded as starting a war…

This kind of feeling was as if your friend had said, 'I want to borrow your beautiful wife to go out for a date and to act cool. You won't be cuckolded…'

Tell me, who would agree?

For the human nations, Fairies were a national weapon. They were national assets more important than iron and war horses. If they were not forced into a position, they would not trade a Fairy.

Anyway, William could only take a chance if he wanted to get a Fairy.

"Oh right, I'll give you a name?" William suddenly said.

The mushroom Fairy raised her head doubtfully.

"In the future, you'll be a scout… Let's call you Teemo!"

"Teemo?" The mushroom Fairy blinked and flew around William excitedly. "Teemo, Teemo, Teemo, Teemo~"