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Chapter 15 Is that what you think?

Regarding the story of that group of whales, Ietta had actually mentioned it a long time ago, but now that I recall it again, I still feel very happy, with a look of reminiscence in my eyes: "At that time, I was still wandering around the world,

One day I walked to a seaside. It was the largest and broadest ocean I had ever seen. It was so vast that it seemed to be endless and submerged the entire sky. It was late at night, and there was a hazy mist on the coast. I stood there.

On the rocks covered with dark algae and shells, I saw the stars above my head falling silently, and the endless tides echoed... Then, in that sea, I saw a whale for the first time."

Ietta describes her first encounter with the sea spirits in poetic language, mentioning a misty ocean, the tide lapping on the steep rocky coast, the silent stars in the night sky, and a large group of people swimming slowly under the water.

The huge shadow was swimming around. She was scared when she first saw it. She thought she had encountered a deep-sea monster that fishermen said would swallow her and dissolve her into a skeleton in the dark abyss. So she wanted to run away until the last of the whales.

The older leader erupted a shining water column from the gill holes on his back and let out a soothing and long cry. Only then did Iyeta feel the goodwill conveyed by them, and finally regained his composure and talked to the leader.

A group of whales become friends.

This is also the first time that Miss Angel has had close contact with the largest mammal on the sea floor. Although it is a bit incredible to say this, the girl has wandered along the sea for so many years and has indeed never seen whales. Therefore, she can't help but feel sorry for them.

The huge size, heroic momentum, flexible tail fin, long whistle like a bagpipe... and the light, flexible and unrestrained posture when jumping out of the sea shocked me.

In her mind, these creatures with friendly personalities that are completely opposite to their appearance should be the freest life in the ocean. Because they always migrate back and forth in different sea areas with the backflow of the tide, playing and fighting with their companions.

They run wild along the coastline, jump out of the sea to chase birds and pedestrians, and occasionally put on gorgeous fountain performances for passing fishing boats and passenger ships... This kind of free life makes the girl feel very envious.

But after contacting each other, she realized that these whales also envied her, because in the eyes of these simple big guys, she with wings was obviously freer than them who could only cruise in the sea. Her steps would not be blocked by the sea water.

Due to the ebb and flow of the tide, you can go to far, far away places, see more scenery, and encounter a more magnificent life... Although they may not know that these beautiful white wings have brought a lot to the girl.

There is only freedom, and loneliness, and the loneliness of freedom.

Hearing this, Ringer couldn't help but ask: "Can you understand the whale?"

This is too amazing. Could it be the talent of the feather elves?

"Of course I don't understand." Iyeta looked at Ringer with a strange look, as if he was surprised why he asked such a natural question: "No one in the world can understand the language of whales - maybe living in

The aliens in the ocean cannot understand, but I am a feather elf, Ringer."

Of course I know you are a feather elf, otherwise why would you ask such a question?

"It's my intention." Iyetta's tone rose, and she said with a little pride: "As long as we are connected, we can understand the other person's meaning. Just like every time Alice comes to me, I know she must be thinking even if she doesn't speak.

Let me play games with her... That way, you should be able to understand, right, Ringer?"

I understood it before, but when you mentioned Alice's example, I suddenly felt very unconvincing.

Ringer rubbed his eyebrows with a headache. He always felt that although Alice was not in front of him, he was actually everywhere. He would always pop up in some unexpected corner and give you an unexpected surprise. This was simply

It’s even more of a supernatural story than a supernatural story.

Forget it, let’s ignore this problem for now. Thinking too much is not good for your mental state.

Ringer then asked: "So, what happened next?"

"Later." Iyeta's tone became lower, and his eyes lost the excitement just now: "Later, a fierce sea storm hit that sea area. Its scale was unprecedented, so it also caused

There have been many casualties, whether they are fishermen on the beach or fish in the sea. This is by no means an ordinary natural disaster. I know very well that it is my curse that caused this disaster. So, while it has not changed,

I left there before it got worse. The whales also ran to another sea area far away to avoid the storm. I didn't even have time to say goodbye to them."

"Then later, I crossed the sea and came to the land of Dorothea, which was still desolate and barren at the time. I was accepted by everyone in the village of Avignon and settled here. After that, this is the story you know.



Ietta spent a lot of words describing her encounter with the whales; but she only briefly told the subsequent story. Not because she had no feelings, but because talking too much would only make people feel sad. What's more,

, Although Iyetta's character is weak, she is not the kind of little girl who likes to cry and often talk about her tragic experiences to gain comfort and sympathy from others. Rather, she is used to bearing these emotions alone.

, whether it’s guilt or self-blame.

Looking at her disappointed expression, Linger always felt that if he didn't say something, not only would he not be able to comfort her, but it would actually make her mood worse. This was not his original intention.

But what should be said to restore her mood?

This is a moment that tests the art of language. If it were Alice, she would probably only say something like "Let's play a game" to divert attention, so she came to Ringer.

The young man thought for a moment and suddenly said: "Shouldn't this be the end of the story?"

"Ah?" Iyeta blinked.

"Later, after the long lonely years passed, you met a group of strange strangers." Lin Ge raised his head, supported the steps with both hands, stared at the blue sky above his head, and whispered: "They brought you

The news from the outside world also makes you determined to do something for your past homeland, because your power does not bring destruction, but brings life and prosperity, just like the news that spread throughout Dorothy in the past.

Like the great wind of the earth."

"When you hear the news about your hometown again, what thoughts go through your mind? When you realize that all sad stories will have an unexpected ending many years later, what feelings are stirring in your chest?

And when you are determined to undo the disaster caused by your momentary weakness and let the earth under your feet fly into the sky, what are you thinking in your heart?"

"Perhaps you recall a certain moment when you met a group of whales at the beach. You envied them and felt that they were free creatures in the sea; they also envied you and felt that with wings, you could fly into the sky and reach them.

A distant place that you can never go to in your lifetime. So have you ever thought about responding to their expectations, for example, letting a whale that could only swim in the sea get the wings to fly into the sky, and then wander around forever and ever?

On the road to freedom, you will fly with whales, travel together, and experience the stories of your dreams together. Then, whether you are a whale in the sea or an angel on the earth, you can have your own happiness."

The young man spoke for a long time, and finally turned his attention to Ieta, who was in a daze, and asked word for word: "Is that what you thought at the time?"


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