The heroine of the abuse text just wants to fly to become a fairy

He looked very confused, and the expression on his face seemed to have been slapped suddenly by someone.

"You may not believe it." Ji Hengzhou raised his head, "When you didn't ask me this question just now, I didn't have similar thoughts in my mind at all."

He struggled, as if he became painful when he thought about it: "I've never thought about this problem, hiss, my head hurts."

Chu Jinsui patted him on the shoulder: "If you can't remember it, then forget it."

Ji Hengzhou looked at her with some emotion: "You are so kind, I wanted to threaten you just now..."

"If the brain is broken for a while, it will not be cured." Chu Jinsui said.

His expression froze for a moment: "My brain is not broken!"

"But I just can't remember who I am, I just remember my name." He raised his head in horror, "I don't think my brain is really broken, do I?"

Chu Jinsui: ...

When Ji Hengzhou was young, he wouldn't really be so... stupid, would he?
She sighed: "Then what are you going to do? Do you know where this is?"

How could he not be from the town? Could it be that this is another small world created by Ji Hengzhou's memory?
She looked at the young man in front of her speechlessly, who was immersed in the question of whether her brain was really broken.

I always feel like I know something I shouldn't know.

If you go out, don't go to Ji Hengzhou, if he knows that he saw him at his most stupid, he might be silenced.

"I seem to have lost my mind." Ji Hengzhou raised his head aggrievedly, "I don't know what I'm going to do, and I don't know where this is."

He seemed about to cry: "I don't know what I'm going to do."

"Yeah, who the hell am I..." He seemed to be caught up in emotions and couldn't extricate himself.

Chu Jinsui was silent for a while: "Then why did you run into my room?"

Ji Hengzhou raised his head in a daze: "I was about to be discovered by the disciples of the Tianshan Gate just now, and I just saw your window open a crack, so I turned inside to hide."

With a soft tone, she continued to ask: "Then do you know what will happen if they find out? Why hide?"

According to the shopkeeper and Xiao Er, the disciples of Tianshanmen have always appeared as righteous people, and they felt from the bottom of their hearts that it was because of the protection of these disciples that the town was safe and sound.

Ji Hengzhou shook his head: "I don't know, it's just... instinct."

"I don't know why I hid, but a voice in my heart told me that if I was found outside at night, something bad would happen and I would be unlucky."

He was very puzzled: "But I really don't know why I am wandering in the street at night, what am I going to do?"

He seemed emotionally unstable.

Chu Jinsui had no choice but to comfort him: "It's okay, you may just have lost your memory."

"Really?" he asked, "Is this what amnesia is all about?"

"I obviously still remember my name, am I really amnesia?"

Of course not.

Chu Jinsui knew that there was only one possibility for this situation, and that was that the memory was forcibly sealed.

The difference from amnesia is that amnesia is the forgetting of all previous experiences, and if the memory is sealed, not only will the past be forgotten, but if you move your hands and feet, it will also restrain the person's ability to think.

Just like today, if she hadn't asked the question, perhaps Ji Hengzhou would never have thought about who he is, why he is here, and what he is going to do.

People whose memories have been sealed by hands and feet will not take the initiative to think about their past events, and will only keep living in this state.

She looked at the helpless young man in front of her with some headaches—it was really awkward to have such an expression on Ji Hengzhou's face!
"Really, you just lost your memory." She nodded affirmatively.

Ji Hengzhou asked again: "Then who are you, why are you..."

"I have amnesia too." She replied without thinking.

She didn't want to listen to the long list of questions just now, and she had an intuition that even if she spoke clearly, he would still chase after her and ask a bunch of questions.

Just pretend that you have amnesia too.

Ji Hengzhou was stunned, his mind hadn't turned around yet.

She spoke very seriously, but he somehow felt that she was perfunctory himself.

"Then you..." He organized his words, "Then you said just now that I look the same as someone you know, and even have the same name."

Chu Jinsui was stunned, forgetting this, he is not too stupid.

She said seriously: "This is the only thing I remember, just like you only remember your name."

Ji Hengzhou nodded foolishly: "Oh."

He slapped the table suddenly: "Then do you think it is possible! I am the person you are looking for! I am the friend you mentioned?"

Chu Jinsui was speechless.

If he didn't guess wrong, what he said was indeed right, he was Ji Hengzhou.

but……

She covered her forehead: "probably not, he is very old, and you are still very young."

Ji Hengzhou listened: "Well, that shouldn't be the case. Although I don't remember how old I am this year, I still look young enough."

Chu Jinsui was choked: "...do you remember when you came here?"

Ji Hengzhou shook his head.

He looked down at his sword, drooped his shoulders, and looked a little lost: "I don't remember anything."

He raised his eyes: "Will I never remember?"

Chu Jinsui is still not used to such a fragile expression on his face: "Probably not, I will remember it later."

Ji Hengzhou listened, but didn't speak.

Chu Jinsui wanted to comfort him but didn't know what to say.

What a drama, just now she was threatened by a sword around her neck, and now she was actually thinking about how to comfort this guy who threatened her.

She sighed softly: "Then where do you usually stay?"

"I live everywhere, sometimes in ruined temples, sometimes in the woods, and sometimes in unnoticed corners of the town."

After finishing speaking, he was shocked: "By the way, I thought of a very important thing!"

"What's the matter?" Chu Jinsui was startled by him.

He got up, walked quickly to the bed, opened the window and looked out: "It's not yet midnight."

Chu Jinsui also walked over, looking at the bustling street outside the window: "Do you know what's going on? These people look the same as people in the daytime."

Ji Hengzhou closed the window: "I don't know, maybe I know, but I don't remember."

He was very serious: "That's not what I want to tell you."

"It will be more dangerous once we get here." He paused, "This is one of the few things I remember. When I was hiding from those people on the street the day before yesterday, I ran into another inn."