秦飞和诗安遭受了龙腾的攻击，欧洲守护者作为秦飞他们这一方的人，当他看到这一幕的时候，他虽不能说是怒发冲冠，但也是怒意如火山爆发了一样。


    两人才从北极洲离开多久啊，他们竟然就遭到了别人的攻击。


    qin飞和诗安正在努力地逃避龙腾的攻击，europeanguardian的身影也越来越接近他们。秦飞注意到europeanguardian在approachingtheirposition,hiseyeszingwithanger.


    欧洲守护者看到秦飞和诗安遭受了龙腾的attack,hecouldn‘thelpbutfesurgeofrage.“youtwoaresounlucky!“heshoutedatthedragon.“whydoyoualwayshavetetomeforhelp?“


    poetryanlookedaroundnervously,tryingtoavoideyecontactwiththeeuropeanguardian.sheknewthathewasontheirside,butshealsoknewthathewasapowerfndskilledfighter.


    qinfeitookadvantageofthedistractiontunchacounterattackagainstthedragon.hechargedforward,hisswordshinginthesunlightashestruckatthedragon‘sweakpoints.


    thedragonroaredinpainasqinfei‘sswordslicedthroughitsscales.poetryanjoinedthefight,herownpowerssurgingtolifeassheunleashedastofmagicalenergyatthedragon.


    butdespitetheirbestefforts,thetwowerevastlyoutnumbered.thedragonhadtoomanyminions,anditwasclearthattheywouldbeoverwhelmediftheydidn‘tthinkfast.


    poetryanspottedanopportunityandcameupwithan.shereachedouttoqinfeiandwhisperedsomethinginhisear.


    qinfei‘seyesnarrowedashelistenedtoherwords.heknewthatshewasright?theyneededteupwithanewstrategy,andfast.


    thetwoofthemquicklyhatchedan,usingtheibinedpowerstunchasurpriseattackonthedragon‘sminions.qinfeiusedhisswordtotakedownmultipleenemiesatonce,whilepoetryanusedhermagictostthroughtheremainingfoes.


    astheyfought,theeuropeanguardianwatchedwithgrowinganger,hisfistsclenchedinfrustration.heknewthathewassupposedtobeprotectingthesetwo,notlettingthemfendforthemselves.


    butdespitehisrage,hecouldn‘tdenythatqinfeiandpoetryanwereanunstoppableduo.theymovedinperfectsync,theirpowersblendingtogetherlikeaperfectlychoreographeddance.


    thedragonitselfwasstartingtogettired,itsownwoundsbeginningtotakeholdasitstumbledbackwardunderthbinedassaultofqinfeiandpoetryan.


    qinfeitookadvantageoftheopeninganunchedhimselfatthedragon‘sthroat.hisswordshedthroughtheaironcemore,andthistimetherewasnostoppinghim.


    thedragonletoutadeafeningroarasqinfei‘sswordpierceditsscalesandstrucktrue,endingthebeast‘sreignofterroronceandforall.


    asthedustsettled,qinfeiandpoetryanstoodvictorious,theirchestsheavingwithexhaustion.theylookedupattheeuropeanguardian,whonoddedinapprovalbeforeofferingthemareassuringsmile.


    “goodwork,youtwo,“hesaid.“iknewicouldcountonyou.“


    qinfeismiledback,feelingasenseofreliefwashoverhim.hewasdthattheyhadmadeitthroughthisfightalive,andheknewthatheoweditalltopoetryan‘squickthinkingandstrategicmind.


    poetryansmiledtoo,hereyessparklingwithamusement.“itwasnothing,“shesaid.“wejustdidwhatneededtobedone.“


    qinfeiraisedaneyebrow,hisexpressionskeptical.“isthatso?“heasked,hisvoedwithhumor.


    poetryanyfullyrolledhereyes,aslygrinspreadingacrossherface.“maybeweshouldstartworkingonourteam-buildingexercises,“shesaid.


    theeuropeanguardianchuckledatthis,hiseyescrinklingatthecorners.“ithinkthat‘sagreatidea,“hesaid.“wecoulduseallthepracticewecanget.“


    astheywalkedawayfromthebattlefieldtogether,qinfeicouldn‘thelpbutfeelgratefulforhisfriendandallybyhisside.heknewthathecouldalwayscountonpoetryantohavehisback,nomatterwhatdangeryahead.


    andasfortheeuropeanguardian?well,heseemedlikeamanwhowoulddowhateverittooktoprotectthosehecaredabout.qinfeiwasalreadylookingforwardtoseeingwhattheirnextadventurehadinstoreforthem.


    butfornow,theyjustenjoyedeachother‘pany,baskingintheglowofvictoryandsavoringthetasteoftriumph.theywereateam,afterall?andtogether,nothingcouldeverstopthem.