Legend of Dream God in a Little Dream

Chapter 283 The Origin of Bad Kids (4)

Tara saw Star sitting in his old place, and he walked over to him as usual.

"Uncle Tara, where did she go?" Star looked at the ground and did not look at Tara, who was behind Star on the right.

Levitra stood next to Tara.

Tara was used to Sta's question. Every time the previous maid disappeared, Sta would ask it again, but he was not sad, he was just curious.

It's like a child asking a question. He just wants the answer, that's all. As for what the answer is, it's just a puzzle for him and he won't think about why.

Tara also sat next to Star, "It's still the same as usual, but soon, she will be replaced, just like usual."

"But where did she go? I want to go early." Star looked at Tara who was sitting on his left tactfully. His eyes were full of grievance, but he knew he shouldn't shed tears.

This surprised Tara a little. In the past, Star would just ask briefly, and even if Tara answered him perfunctorily, he would not continue to ask. However, this time, Star's reaction was very different.

"It's just like usual. If you do something wrong, you will be punished." Tara reasoned with him.

Latten sat on Star's right.

"So, I want to ask, where did she go?" Star repeated his question, and this time he seemed a little serious.

"She's dead, right? And I was the one who killed her, right?" Star asked. He didn't know when he gradually understood the disappearing maids.

However, Star figured this out, but he still did what he wanted to do as usual. For Star, it was just a change of companion.

In fact, for Star, who was twelve years old at the time, he didn't understand the meaning of life at all.

Who, at the age of twelve, would think about these seemingly unimportant questions?

But Zengjun's experience made him think, but Sita had no experience to make him ponder this problem. For Sita, the most tiring time was nothing more than writing a few words every day.

At most, he would need to practice a little more, and that was all. This was a common occurrence in his ordinary childhood.

"Yes, she died, but it's not your fault, it's her fault," Tara nodded and said.

"So, you killed her? But it was because of me after all? Why?" Star asked.

"Consider it that I killed him." Tara nodded, as if she was the one the murderer admitted to.

"It's also for you. As for why, you will understand," Tara said, using his habitual sentence: You will understand.

Used as the end of his talk on a topic.

"I don't want to. I just want to hear you tell me why you want to kill her." Star's tone was sharp and he was angry.

"Then do you think her death is meaningful?" Tara asked calmly.

"Meaning? What is meaning? Besides, I don't even know her name," Star replied.

"In that case, why are you angry about a maid and your uncle?" Tara asked, pretending not to understand.

"Although this is the case, I think it's a pity. She is just like me, a child, so young. Isn't it normal for her to make some mistakes?" Star's tone became much calmer.

"Star, this world is not what you think it is. Not everyone can make mistakes. Many people don't have a second chance to make mistakes," Tara said, looking into the distance.

"Why? Why can I do it but they can't?" Star asked.

"Um...you'll understand later," Tara said habitually.

"In the future? Will you think about the problems that you can't figure out now in the future?" Star asked. After all, Tara is an experienced person to Star, and he should understand.

"Yes," Tara gave a firm answer.

"Because I was disobedient, they have to pay the price for my ignorance, right?" Star asked with some self-blame.

Star is not stupid, he also knows that he should work hard, but: why?

Yes, why? Star knew it but couldn't figure out why he should work hard. No one gave him an answer.

"So, Star, you have to be a good boy in the future, so that you will feel less guilty," Tara said, looking into the distance.

These are not gentle words that come from a man who has killed countless people.

"No, I'll never see her again, so why should I work hard?" Star replied.

"What if there is a way to resurrect others, and even the person you want to see, will you work hard for her?" Latien asked Star.

Star turned his head to look at Ledoen, "Really?"

"Really?" Levitra nodded.

"Father is so powerful, he can definitely resurrect her, right?" Star asked with shining eyes.

This made Lai Duon think for a moment. In fact, he couldn't do it. There was no alchemist in the elf tribe who could make resurrection pills.

There are only a few people in the whole world who can do it. There is no other possibility except some people in heaven.

The idea of ​​being able to resurrect the dead sounds so absurd. After all, the dead cannot be resurrected. Even if they really come back to life, the heaven will reappear and take back the life of the resurrected person.

In this case, although it is proven that there is indeed a elixir that can resurrect people, it also shows that the heaven will take care of it.

Since the Heaven Realm will be in charge, if the Eight-Winged One were to show up, the cost would be immeasurable.

Therefore, Lai Duien could only follow the facts. However, he was good at fooling little brats.

"Resurrect her? Why? Why should I work hard to resurrect her?" Star was puzzled.

It is normal for Star to be confused now. Did he understand love when he was young? It seems not enough.

"Then, what about for yourself? Just like your brother, just for the day when you know what to do and can do it, is that enough reason?" asked Latien.

"Well~, it's not enough, because my brother can protect me then," said Sta. At the age when he loves to play the most, Sta, who is still a teenager, doesn't understand so much.

He didn't think too much about it, as if it was none of his business. If today's maid disappeared, a new one would appear tomorrow. As long as there was a replacement, it didn't seem to matter.

After hearing this, Lai Duoen shook his head and left.

Star looked at the departing Ledoen and asked Tara, "Have I disappointed my father?"

"No, he's just blaming himself," Tara replied.

In fact, when Tara said that she blamed herself, she was referring to Levitra blaming herself for wanting to have another child, a girl.