Son of the Olden Days

A solemn cold wind blew.

Then, it was as if some kind of prelude had passed.

"It's snowing." Kretie stretched out her slender palm and held the white slowly falling in the air.

The late snow this year has finally fallen.

"I should leave while the snow is still small." Saul raised his head and glanced into the dark sky, exhaling a white breath.

"You... don't go." Kletty's voice was a little low.

"But if I don't leave anymore, I might not find the caravan in the end, and then it's snowing..."

Saul didn't finish his words after all. He saw Kletty lying on his shoulders with nostalgia, holding his sleeves with one hand, and his skirt with the other. No more weirdness, no more happy smiles, only the softness like snowflakes.

"Well, I'll stay with you for a while, but you have to promise me to go back and add some clothes first." Sol sighed slightly.

Kretie shook her head slightly.

"Be obedient, I promise not to leave, and I will wait here for you to come back." Sol comforted softly.

"I don't want to walk through the cold path alone and return to sad loneliness." Kletty buried her face on Saul's shoulder and made a small voice.

There was another cold wind, and the snowflakes rolled around the two of them, and I could feel Kletty's trembling faintly.

"Fool, knowing that it is already winter, why are you still running around in such a little clothes?"

"I wear it specifically for you. I want to engrave my most beautiful look in your heart."

After a brief silence, Saul put his arms around her neck and legs, hugged her slightly, and then sat on his legs.

"Hold tight, or you will fall."

Kletty hurriedly hugged Saul's neck.

Saul unzipped his coats with his free hand, then put them over the heads of the two of them, and buttoned the buttons around the collars of the coats from the outside, opening only the two under the clothes.

Suddenly there was a small tent on the tree, which looked like a fat monster without a head from a distance.

After pulling the hem to cover her cold calf, Saul clasped her leg with one hand and her waist to secure her.

"Every word I say to you is true." Clayty's tone was a statement, not a question.

Thor was silent for a moment, and finally nodded.

"Do you really believe it?" Even after receiving the answer, she still asked persistently

"I was half-believing at first. Although I know that I have nothing to covet and calculate, you know, people like me are always sensitive and suspicious, and don't like getting involved in unnecessary trouble."

"I will think about it later. On the night I first saw it, although I didn't see it with my own eyes, I can still imagine you rushing across the garden to the trees with your skirt to wait for me."

"Although I don't believe in destiny, I must admit that I am lucky. There are not many girls in this world who can rush for people like me, let alone you are such an excellent and beautiful girl."

"How can I... not believe it?"

"Sorry, I haven't come to listen to your voice this year, feel your pain..."

Kretie has been listening quietly, and when Saul said I'm sorry, she interrupted with red eyes:

"It doesn't matter, we still have a future. In fact, we are very lucky. Just like Reddy and Serena in "The Glimmer of Old Night", even if their love is only a short two years, it is far better than others' lives. ,"

"However, I am not worth it. I am far from being as good as you think. I am not even a good person. I live outside of morality and restraint, with blood on my hands and cruel heart." Saul was a little sad.

"You are not allowed to say that. I know you since a long time ago. I just regret it. I should have been your first woman. Why can't I be brave."

"Knowing a person for a lifetime may not be enough. Even if I look like this today, we will eventually fall into the torrent of time and be totally different."

"What does it matter? At least I am in your arms at the moment, listening to your heartbeat, warm and quiet. This way, even if I walk in **** in the future, my heart will have a place to go, which is enough."

Kretie said softly, closing her eyes slowly, as if she was falling asleep.

After a while.

"In another two years, when you become stronger, this tree may not be able to bear your weight."

"There is no chance to wait until that day." Sol stared into the distance.

"Have you finally decided to leave? Bring me with you?" Chrysty grabbed Thor's jacket, and the voice of expectation was mixed with anxiety, her bright eyes gleaming in the darkness, revealing her expectation and expectation for freedom. Yearn for.

In her impression, Kretie has always been like this, always seeming to be insecure about the surrounding environment, and too attached to certain literal answers. But does that make sense? The least credible thing in this world is language.

Saul looked down at her.

"Would you like to chew the grass roots all the way and huddle with the pigs to keep warm in winter?"

The real adventure journey will certainly not be that downright, but it is by no means beautiful, so the mentality of enduring hardship is the most basic, and Sol is best at preparing for the worst with the best of hope.

"I am willing! I said long ago, I can die for freedom." Kletty gave the answer without hesitation.

Seeing her eyes full of determination, Thor nodded.

"Originally, I planned to have an adventurous team. I have the title of a warrior. There will be a thief in it. Maybe there will be someone from Lorton and Waller. Well, it's my friends. , But now obviously there has been a change."

Sol gave a rough analysis of everyone's current living conditions, and then made some guesses about the changes in the mood of each of them.

"So, I may be the only one to leave in the end. And you will surrender your life to my hands. When danger comes, whether I retreat or flee, or die in battle or abandon, or even betrayal, the result is only you. People take it."

"I don't care. No matter where we go, experience anything, or even die in any corner, I just have to follow you. When will we leave?" Kletty asked expectantly.

"The journey is not that simple. Putting aside the little things of food and clothing, the real dilemma still has to return to the level of strength, which also determines how far we can go safely."

"At the moment I am only the first rank, and you do not have a rank position, which means that our crisis tolerance ability is very fragile. Even if there are some temporary means of defending enemies such as magic scrolls, they are ultimately unreliable, so I am going to wait for my promotion. Leave after the second level."

"But some simple preparations can be started first, such as some things you want to take away, or use on the road, as well as friends who want to say goodbye, and interest in settlement."

"Also, remember that everything is low-key and unobtrusive. If something is too deeply involved, you can ignore it. I expect that the day I embark on the journey will be at least next spring and summer."

Following Saul's instructions, Kletty nodded solemnly.

Seeing her face seriously falling into planning, Thor finally added something.

"Also, for all the preparations you have made, you'd better assume that you are alone, and don't care about me." Sol said.

"Why? Didn't you mean that two people were walking together?" Kletty clasped Thor's neck anxiously, as if he might run away if he didn't pay attention.

"In order to be promoted to Tier 2 as soon as possible, I must go into the wilderness to hunt demons uninterrupted."

"I told you before that the recent wilderness seems a bit unstable. And you should have heard from Tier 1 to Tier 2 that there is a possibility that the promotion may fail. So many people close their eyes and never wake up again. In fact, it is no different from death."

"As for the promotion, I have inquired about but have no answer, so I can't say that I am sure, because I don't even know what I have to face."

"In short, you must make preparations on the premise that I am not here. Once you are ready, and when the scheduled departure date is reached, you will never look back. Don't make temporary changes so as not to cause more variables."

"No, you...you won't!" Kletty murmured with red eyes, but she couldn't give any useful advice on things that are far beyond her ability to fight.

Saul rubbed her smooth blonde hair.

"I will be careful myself, but you have to promise me that even if I can't come in time by then, you still have to go your own way bravely. That is your own life, irreplaceable, and no one can help you. , Remember?"

Clity nodded, then hugged Thor tightly, speechless for a long time.

After a while, feeling that the heavy atmosphere was dispelled, Thor untied the top button of his head and took a breath of fresh air.

"Let's stop here, I won't be able to leave if I don't leave. I also plan to hurry up and go shopping at the market." Sol stretched his waist.

"It's okay, stay here if you can't leave." Kletty still hugged her tightly.

"Forget it, walking from warm to cold is far more difficult than from cold to cold." Saul shook his head.

"Really, there is a silence spell in my room. No matter what we say or do, we can't hear it outside. I can also steal food quietly into the room. You can... No, we can spend it together. Throughout the whole winter." Cretty became more excited as she talked, and was overjoyed at the thought that came out of her.

"So you are so hungry?" Sol looked at her amused.

Kretie hammered Saul on Thor's shoulder, then admitted frankly after a while.

"Yes, I am so hungry. The more ties between us, the more important I am in your heart."

"From now on, I will intervene in the management of you, and I will linger with you in bed, so that we have a physical relationship. Then all your money must be handed over to me for safekeeping, so that we have a relationship of interest. If during the journey There are vicious women approaching you, and I will drive them away to declare sovereignty, and..."

"...Why do I sound like you don't want to control me, but want to go to heaven?" Sol's eyes twitched.

Putting on his overcoat, Thor hugged Kretie tightly, his body moved forward, and the two fell steadily under the tree.

Kletty's heart tightened, and the parting finally arrived.

"I'm going back to my loneliness and cold wind again." Clayty opened her hands to Sol, just like the night before Irene's house.

Saul stepped forward and hugged her hard, then stepped up the wall.

"Remember, even if I climbed this wall and never came back, go your own way." Sol said.

Kletty clenched her fists, nodding her head and desperately showing a beautiful smile, until the wall was silent and her tears blurred.

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