"Okay, it will be morning in a while. When the morning market opens, I will go to purchase supplies, food, water, mounts..." He looked at the armor on the two of them, and the burst clothes were no longer found.

"And there are a few sets of clothes for you and..." Kasardin looked at Shiville again. She was turned over by Kesha, and her back was facing up and her hideous black wound was exposed, adding: "Some wound medicine."

"Uncle, the news of you returning with the Blade of the Underworld has spread, so be careful." Kane reminded, but it was only limited to reminders.

He and Kesha now have a skin covering their bodies, so they can't appear in front of others with a swagger.

"Okay, I get it, I'll wear a veil." Kasardin raised her head and looked at the sky through the shade.

Taliya watched as the few people found something to do, and she couldn't help herself.

Her eyes patrolled back and forth on the terrible skin armor on Kane Kesha's body and the hideous wound on Shiville's back, and finally put forward her own ideas.

"My little master, I...I think I can bandage her."

"Do you know she wanted to kill us before? She wouldn't even change her mind after waking up. The people in your eyes are coming to kill us monsters. If they hadn't figured out our strength, what would you think we would end up?"

Kane looked at Taliyah coldly, and his gaze made the latter feel very distressed.

She felt a colder than the desert night enveloped her, but the staring didn't last long.

Yes, the guy who looks like a monster is dedicated to teaching her talent to control her talents and saves her and her tribe's lives one after another; but this guy who looks like a human has to kill someone who has no grudges and no hatred for a weapon.

Taliyah lowered her head, like a sparrow pecking at her, and kept nodding and saying sorry to the few people.

"Forget it, you do it, this woman can't die yet." Kane said, looking away at Kesha.

It’s not interesting to keep making things difficult for this little girl. Kaisha was so kind-hearted at the beginning, and it would be much better if she experienced it once.

When facing sand thieves and mercenaries, you can immediately attack and solve these enemies that hurt your family. When encountering such things that need help to save, you can also decide whether to take action after seeing the interests clearly.

Although Shiville was already unconscious, she still stood beside her chest holding her chest and frowned and was alert... She really liked it the more she looked at it.

"Kesha, don't stand stupidly, come and sit down." Kane said.

Kesha sat down next to her and said, "It seems you haven't slept all night. Do you want me to lean on you?"

"good."

Taliyah helped Shiville take off her armor and clean her body as much as possible. Apart from the almost fatal wound, the woman's body was a map of scars.

Kane watched Taliyah carefully bandaging the wound to Shiville, but suddenly thought of the arrangement of fate.

According to the original fate, one day five years later, Taliyah returned from studying hardships outside. When she met Shiville, who was betrayed and seriously injured, she also kindly bandaged the wound behind her, and then the two formed a deep friendship.

However, that time, the big incident of Shurima's revival connected them together, but this time, the family met the two in advance.

At this time, Taliyah was just a little sparrow with unlucky wings, and Severe was not the famous mercenary commander.

So Kane couldn't help but sigh at the magic of fate.

Taliyah used her own needle and thread to help Shiver sew the wound on her back, and then turned her over alone.

Taliyah looked at her face carefully. She was very beautiful, but with a hard spirit. Even the coma could not completely soften her. Her skin was light brown dyed by sunlight, a typical Shurima native. When her eyelids occasionally trembled and opened and closed, Taliyah saw that her eyes were bright blue.

Taliyah wanted to push away the black hair that was sticking to her forehead, but when it touched her eyebrows, she retracted her hand and looked at Kane in confusion: "Her forehead is so hot... the wound is also very unnatural."

"Has it been eroded by the void? It was obviously just stabbed by the void spirit." Kane's expression couldn't help but become serious. His punishment seemed a bit too heavy for this ordinary person.

He had already let the blade foot avoid the deadly part, but he didn't expect that this would also cause erosion. He began to find a way to save Shiville. If she could not survive, Shurima's future would still be covered by the wind and sand all over the sky.

"Void?" Taliyah expressed doubts.

"It is the things we fight against, the evil creatures that crawled out of the underground, the prophet we are looking for, has also been thrown into the arms of the void, and it is him who has destroyed our family." Kesha explained.

"It turns out that you are not going to find the prophet to remove the curse, but want to take revenge."

"By his gift, the curse can no longer be removed. If it weren't for Kane, I would still be in the underground day after day." Kaisha snorted coldly: "Taliyah, do you know? I was only ten years old when the void kidnapped me. Can you imagine how two ten-year-old children survived under the monsters? Void gives people a thousand ways to die, and the only way to survive is to be one of them."

Kaisha's purple eyes turned to Taliyah. And she seemed to see an abyss, and the pain throbbed and rolled in it.

After a pause, Kesha said, "And the prophet is still creating the same disaster everywhere, reasonably, do you think we can let him go?"

Taliyah was dumbfounded, not expecting that the truth would be so complicated.

The patient in her eyes was a weird person, and the doctor she thought was a bad person, but her original seeking for medical treatment turned into a revenge.

Taliyah was silent, retracted into the corner and tried to digest this information, trying to see through her own experience who is the real good person and who is the real bad person.

The dilapidated house ushered in dawn in silence. Kasardin said a few words to the two, then left the ruins and went to the market.

"Wait! I'll go too!" Taliya suddenly stood up. After squatting for a long time, her legs were a little stiff and she almost fell down.

"I want to help, I can help me carry something," she explained hurriedly.

Helping is one thing, mainly she also wants to temporarily free herself from this heavy atmosphere.

"Go." Kane waved his hand.

He was looking at Shiville, a woman who was a few years younger than he thought and did not carry the iconic crossblade, so he didn't recognize her for a moment.

Taliyah breathed a sigh of relief and followed Casardin.

But as soon as she entered the market, Kassadin's advice forced her to face the reality: "Child, just leave now, you and us are not the same person."
Chapter completed!