Chapter 136: Chief

Ley resigned himself to wait for the inevitable. 

But all of a sudden, an aged voice rang, "Stop!" 

Then after that, all the enemies who wanted to subdue him stopped moving, their expressions wreathed in shock and disbelief from finding who owned that voice.

"Chief." 

A second later, the forest fairy warriors, once again knelt down, albeit this time, their foreheads reached the ground, knocking on it three times. Ley was dumbfounded. When he opened his eyes, this was the sight that greeted him. In fact, even the princess, whose expression naturally became stiff, lowered her head a bit. Upon tearing his gaze from the group of Anitos who were lunging at him with their weapons just a while ago, he saw an old-looking forest fairy wearing a long black-green robe, with a wooden staff in his green bony right hand. The old forest fairy's goatee resembled a few intertwining roots. However, Ley's focus was not on this, nor was it on the fact that the