The messenger left the village of Wall on horseback. Suldak sat under a chestnut tree and carefully read the letter Karl sent him again.
Apparently, he was involved in trouble. He originally thought they were just a group of ordinary bandits who robbed a noble manor on the outskirts of Helensa for money, and happened to meet him on the mountain road. They deserved their bad luck. These bandits kidnapped a man.
Not to mention the noble lady, she wanted to rob the truck carrying iron. In order to protect those properties and uphold justice, he rushed forward and killed all these bandits.
In order to give the other bandits a little warning, Suldak also hung the robber's body on the wooden cross on the top of the mountain, so that everyone passing by the mountain pass would stop and take a look, so that they must understand that it is okay to do evil.
It won't end well.
But what Surdak never expected was that behind these bandits was an organization with a strong background. They controlled some bandit groups. The bandit group that was destroyed in the mountain pass should be one of these bandits.
.The main purpose of these robbers ransacking the noble manor seemed not to steal money, but to find people. They only did it on their own to rob the noble manor.
Unexpectedly, this matter ended up pointing at Selina. Now not only the bandits are looking for her, but the Helensa Guard Battalion represented by Carl also seems to want to find her, perhaps because they want to find the mysterious figure in her body.
Organizational clues.
Surdak touched his forehead with some distress. A chestnut wrapped with hard thorns fell from the tree, awakening him from his meditation. The river in the ravine passed through the village and was in the middle of the village.
There was a pontoon bridge connected by four suspension cables. He passed the rickety suspension bridge and walked towards Selina's stone house.
A woman who was squatting by the stream washing clothes suddenly nudged Natasha next to her with her elbow, then wiped the water on her hands, pointed at Suldak who was passing by the suspension bridge, and said to Natasha.
Tasha said: "Natasha, look, it's Knight Surdak. The road he's taking doesn't seem to be the road leading to your home."
"Oh!" Natasha straightened up, glanced at the empty suspension bridge, and agreed.
"Hey, what's your reaction?" The village woman's eyes widened and she was very dissatisfied with Natasha's lack of any complaints. She leaned into Natasha's ear and whispered in a low voice: "I heard
The ominous woman over there in the village has been pestering him lately, I think you should find an opportunity to persuade him not to get too close to that ominous woman, she will destroy Knight Surdak."
"...Oh!" Natasha replied honestly.
The village woman raised her eyebrows, put the clothes in her hands back into the basket, and said to Natasha with a serious face: "Hey, Natasha, this won't work. You should have some opinions."
Then she said to Rita on the other side of Natasha: "Rita, Rita, I just saw your brother..."
The village woman's words made Rita roll her eyes in anger. At this moment, she wanted to block the village woman's mouth...
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The yard is very clean. There are some lentils climbing on the wall at the door, with wide beans hanging on them, and these small purple flowers blooming on the top of the vines. The vitality of this kind of lentils is very tenacious, even if a seed falls into it
It can grow vigorously even in cracks in walls.
Suldak walked to the door of the stone house and saw Selena and Xigna sitting in the yard peeling chestnut shells. There was already a big pile of prickly hard shells in front of them, and those semi-circular chestnut shells were harvested.
Into a linen bag.
Signa's long chestnut hair was braided into thin braids. She looked very happy and was humming a song.
Surdak stood at the entrance of the courtyard.
Selena raised her head as if she was aware of it, and just in time to see his focused eyes, a full smile appeared on Selena's face. Her lips were round and sexy, and her beautiful face seemed to be blooming when she smiled.
of roses.
She squatted in the yard, and under the squeeze of her knees, her chest seemed unusually full and bulging.
Those big talking eyes seemed to be saying silently: 'I haven't wanted to come here for so many days since I came back. Why did I think of coming here today?'
Selina walked into the stone house and poured Suldak a glass of water.
Suldak felt someone tugging on his trouser legs. When he looked down, he realized that it was Signa standing beside him. He stretched out his small hand to grab the linen bloomers, stood up on tiptoes with great effort, and handed over the two chestnuts in his hand. Su
Erdak quickly caught it.
"Eat it, it's very sweet!" Xigna's voice was far sweeter than the chestnuts in Suldak's hand.
Suldak knelt down and gently pinched Xigna's little face.
Signa was immediately a little unhappy and stared at Suldak with wide eyes, as if she had been slighted.
Selena stood behind Signa holding a water glass, looking at Suldak with a gentle look on her face.
Surdak stretched out his hand towards her, palm upward, thinking that even for Signa's sake, he must give her a chance to explain, at least not to easily deny a young mother because of what happened around her.
Selena hesitated a little, her face turned slightly red, but she still put her hand into Suldak's palm.
It was a very soft hand, but the skin was slightly rough, the palm prints were fine, and there were many calluses. However, the fingers of these hands looked slender, and each finger looked so dexterous. Suldak held it gently
That hand, I felt the warmth transmitted from that hand.
Suldak said sincerely: "I want to know your past..."
The hand trembled slightly, and Selina also showed a trace of panic on her face. However, she wanted to pull her hand back, but was held tightly by Suldak. His eyes were frank, but his hand was not.
open.
Selena had no choice but to touch Signa's head with her other hand and said to her daughter: "Signa, can you go out and play by yourself for a while?"
Signa thought seriously for a moment, glanced at Suldak hesitantly, then nodded heavily, blinked her innocent big eyes and said: "Yes, but not for too long, I will stay at the door."
Selena kissed her daughter's fair forehead with her lips, and Signa jumped to the door of the courtyard holding a few chestnuts, and thoughtfully half-closed the tattered wooden door, revealing the
The little figure can be clearly seen through the gap in the door panel.
Selena glanced down at herself, showed an ambiguous smile, and whispered to Suldak with charming eyes: "What do you want to know about me?"
"..."
She leaned close to him, almost face to face with Surdak, and Surdak could feel her warm breath.
Surdak can somewhat understand how difficult it is for a single mother to live in this small village, and she seems to have a somewhat infamous reputation in the village. It is not difficult to guess that it is usually the jealous people in the village who like to say that parents are short-lived.
The other half of what was passed down from the mouths of women probably came from the mouths of idle men in the village who could not take advantage of her at all.
"Am I an ominous person?"
"Is there an evil curse on you?"
"Everyone around me will die because of this?"
Selena asked three questions in a row that did not require answers. The poignant expression on her face made people feel distressed. She showed her weak side in front of Surdak and wanted to know about Surdak.