Lulunaka tilted the opening of the glass bottle, poured the liquid in the slender tube onto Apo's head, and then put the glass bottle back into her arms.
"It's actually not bad to have a teacher-student talk occasionally.
Not to mention whether it can make the two sides understand each other, at least it can vent their anger. "
"Are you venting your anger on me?"
Apo still lowered his head and did not look up at Lulunaka. Now, he probably did not have the courage to do so.
Perhaps his courage had been used up in the brilliant shot just now.
"I'm not that narrow-minded, Apo."
Lulunaka shook her finger, "And I think you've also vented your anger, and your mood has become a lot more relaxed."
Apo was silent for a while, "Danna is dead …"
Hearing Apo's words, Lulunaka sighed, and the expression on her face seemed to have become a lot dimmer under the moonlight.
"Yes, Danna is dead.
She has left. "
She patted Apo's shoulder, "I know you can't accept it for a while, and I guess you don't want to see my face for the time being. I'll leave for a while first, so that you won't come looking for me when you're sad.
I can't let Julius and the others sleep so soundly every night, they will be suspected. "
"You shouldn't have drugged them." Apo said.
Lulunaka shook her head exaggeratedly and refuted Apo's words, "That's not called drugging, that's called conditioning.
Besides, if I didn't let them sleep soundly first, our movement would have woken many people up. "
Lulunaka's words were true. The scene just now was like the sun setting on the ground, the movement was definitely not small.
Probably no one could know what Lulunaka added to the people living in the chapel's dinner to let them sleep so peacefully that they were completely unaware of the situation outside.
On the cape where the chapel was located, including the seaside, there were no traces of people except the people in the chapel.
Perhaps some beasts in the forest noticed the amazing light and then fled deeper into the forest; fish in the sea, perhaps aware of the unusual light source, emerged from the sea and swam towards the light, and finally disappeared because of the light and returned to the depths of the sea.
In addition to Lulunaka and Apo, the only one who witnessed all this was Romuona lying on the ground.
"Remember to carry the girl back later, don't let her sleep here and catch a cold."
Lulunaka said to Apo, "If Master Olga sees her lying outside for a whole night, he will definitely give up the idea of leaving with me.
That's not good. I don't like to see people confined to a place for some reason. It's unsightly to have their hands and feet tied.
Then I'll go back first. "Lulunaka walked towards the chapel.
Apo picked up the broken sword, stood up, and turned to look at Lulunaka's back.
"What did you do to that girl?
Why did you let her see all this? "
Romuona's appearance here was definitely not a coincidence. She witnessed all this, no doubt it was someone's idea – the person in front of him.
Everyone was sleeping soundly, only Romuona was not affected. Apo did not believe that Lulunaka would be so negligent, so there was only one possibility left: Lulunaka did it deliberately.
Lulunaka turned back with an innocent expression, "Apo, can't you just treat this as an unfortunate coincidence?
The pitiful noble girl was unfortunately involved in the struggle of others, leaving behind some unforgettable memories. When she woke up the next day in her bed, she would even doubt whether what she saw last night was real … Isn't that enough? "
"What I'm worried about is what you left behind for her."
Apo said, "I can feel it … Although most of the light returned to me, there was a ray of light that you let fall on that girl." Apo looked at Romuona, who was lying on the ground, "You can't expect me to believe that this is a coincidence.
And that boy named Julius … What do you want to do to these young people … "
Lulunaka raised her hand, palm facing Apo, stopping Apo from continuing.
"You know what kind of person I am. I've never been a teacher who answers all questions.
Do you remember?
This is the sentence I used to say most often. "
Apo stopped talking, and after a while, he answered Lulunaka's question, "Think about it yourself … This is a sentence you often said."
"If you want to know what I did with your light, you can find the answer yourself."
Lulunaka laughed, "After I leave, you have plenty of time to find out what happened to Romuona.
How I used to teach students like you, you can try to be a teacher yourself and experience my feelings. "
Even if Apo was really a slow person, he should have understood the meaning of Lulunaka's words now.
"What do you plan to do … Do you plan to let this girl become a person like me?"
"I can answer this with certainty, of course not."
Lulunaka answered quickly, "If she becomes a useless adult like you, her life will be even more bleak.
I don't want to see another Dana. "
Apo still wanted to say something, but Lulunaka had already turned around and continued to walk toward the chapel.
When Apo went to pick up Romuona, Lulunaka had already walked far away.
He lowered his head to look at Romuona's face. Her face had an expression that couldn't be considered serene, as if she was experiencing a nightmare.
He didn't know how this usually weak and pitiful girl, and the people around her, were related to Lulunaka, and he didn't want to delve into it. Because Lulunaka's matter had already caused him enough pain … Especially now, the news that Lulunaka brought him made him even more miserable.
But only at this moment, he felt that Romuona was just like himself, so pitiful.
He sighed, carried Romuona, and walked toward the chapel.
After a few days, in front of the chapel's entrance.
The people who were preparing to set off had already made their preparations.
Olga and Padding both carried bags with weapons hanging from their waists.
Olga brought along a long sword that he had polished in the past few days, while Padding hung a scimitar. This didn't look like a weapon that a knight would use, but he was no longer a knight, so it was understandable.
In addition to these handy weapons, the two of them also brought along a mace.
If Lulunaka really intended to go to the northern part of the Forest of the Dead, then bringing along a rather heavy weapon was a very smart choice.
Undead, especially undead creatures that were only left with skeletons, besides being afraid of holy water, were also afraid of weapons that could easily shatter bones.
Moreover, the mace was not only useful against the dead, even if it was used on the living, the effect was very obvious. It was just that it was a little too cruel.
In the end, Olga still made the decision to follow Julius.
Because Lulunaka didn't plan to set off immediately, this gave him time to discuss with Romuona.
It was because of Romuona's words that he had made up his mind to leave for the time being.
"Olga, there will be a day when you will no longer be by my side. At that time, what should I do?" Romuona said to him.
After hearing Romuona's words, Olga was silent for a long time.
He wasn't a stupid person, so he naturally understood the meaning of Romuona's words.
He was too old, and Romuona was still young, so much so that she couldn't even be considered an adult.
He was destined to die earlier than Romuona. If he overprotected Romuona and made her lose her ability to stand on her own, then he would have made a big mistake.
Having said that, Olga was still very worried when he thought that he would be leaving for a period of time.
"Ouna, if Lulunaka didn't lie, then we will be back soon." He said to Romuona who came out to see them off. "During this time … you have to protect yourself."
Romuona smiled at Olga, although it still looked a little bitter, it was much brighter than before.
Her bitter smile now looked more like the expression of being troubled by her parents' overprotection.
"It wasn't easy to save my life, I won't waste it, you can rest assured."
Olga nodded, as if to affirm Romuona's words, and as if to encourage himself to have confidence in Romuona.
As long as there was no danger around the church, then Romuona would be safe, and she would be able to live a good life.
Julius and Padding stood not far away, although the two were close together, they didn't intend to talk.
Until now, Julius still had a sense of distrust towards Padding, this was human nature, and not a strange thing.
As for Padding, he wasn't a talkative person, since Julius didn't want to talk to him, then he wouldn't take the initiative to make Julius unhappy.
In addition to carrying the package, Julius also carried his cross shaped sword.
Since he climbed up from under the cape, Lulunaka no longer handed the broken sword to him.
Although he felt strange, without the broken sword that was no longer sharp, Julius felt a lot more relaxed.
Lulunaka and Apo came out of the church, Ward followed at her feet.
They were the last to come out, Julius and the others were already prepared, they were just waiting for Lulunaka.
In the past few days, Apo had shaved his beard, cut his long hair, and had a fresh crew cut, the whole person looked completely different.
The first impression he gave was that of a sloppy tramp, but now, he looked like an old farmer, which still didn't fit in with the monk's robe he was wearing.
Lulunaka was dressed as usual, but changed into a less tattered cloak.
Except for the cane, she didn't seem to have anything else on her, but considering that she seemed to have the strange ability to take anything out of her body at any time, the others were not surprised.
Lulunaka stretched out her foot and kicked Ward, "This time you stay and accompany Romuona.
Don't be too hard on her, you hear? "
Ward ran to Romuona's feet, turned around a few times, and squatted at her feet, motionless.
This was one of the reasons why Olga could leave with a little peace of mind.
Apo was a good person, but he didn't know if Apo had the ability to protect Romuona.
If this black dog, Walter, stayed behind, he would feel much more at ease.
"Have you finished saying your goodbyes?" Lurunaka said to Olga and Romuiona. "Well, it's time for us to go."