"What's going on?"
Mydei made several rounds of the bathhouse without finding the Earth Beast, then returned to the Nameless Bath Palace.
There was a thatched shelter outside the Bath Palace.
Normally, it was the Earth Beast's home. The children had also eaten half of one of the three full tubs of ice cream in front of the haystack.
"It's so good... My dad won't even buy me food this delicious," a little boy said, reaching into a tub and scooping out a lump of ice cream.
"Then have some more." A little girl with a single ponytail sat beside him and smiled. "That Earth Beast won't notice. I've come here to eat lots of times."
"Really? You're amazing..." The boy gazed at her admiringly.
"Once your people go home, does that mean we'll never see each other again?"
"We're not going home." The girl shook her head.
"The prince said Castrum Kremnos isn't fit to live in. Going back now would be suicide..."
"From now on, we're Okhma people."
In truth, apart from their traditions, there was no fundamental difference between the Okhma people and the Xuan Feng people.
They were all the same species.
Southerners and northerners, city folk and country folk, people with pale skin and people with yellow skin, men and women...
Humanity would always find another way to divide itself.
"Okhma people? But you're way braver than we are," the little boy said, puzzled.
"Your dad won't be happy if you call yourself that."
"Really? Actually, you could be my dad too..."
Mydei: "..."
Looking at the empty haystack, Mydei rubbed his forehead helplessly. "Forget it. I shouldn't linger."
After this farewell, they might never meet again.
The Black Tide was Amphoreus's greatest disaster. Once he went deep into the front lines, he would have