He Comes From the Void

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"Would you be in awe of her if you succeeded normally?"

"Well, it's mainly because she is a woman. No woman has ever ruled Fort Duval!" The baker said excitedly, and all the stars splashed on the freshly baked bread.

Kahn felt contemptuous, and glanced at Kaisha beside him and said: "This is a bad habit, what's wrong with women? Don't marry a wife if you don't think a woman is useful."

Kai'Sa snickered as she listened, and the two immediately left the street.

After this conversation, Kahn finally understood. In short, the district chief Eliza did not do anything detrimental to the people. It was just because of her female identity that she was prejudiced. Many men have the misunderstanding that this woman is doing her work by her body rather than on her real talents. Since she has produced contempt And dissatisfaction.

It rained last night, but the clouds still gathered in the sky. Although there was a haze over his head, Kahn waited for a while before it rained, and then went to the streets to purchase travel supplies.

If you want to enter Freljord, you have to prepare something. There are not so many villages for them in the ice and snow, and the locals may not welcome them friendly.

It should be noted that you have to bring a little wine. Ordinary water freezes easily in sub-zero temperatures, so you have to change to wine, which is not afraid of freezing and can warm your body.

After preparing the supplies, they left Fort Divau that same day and entered the Black Forest north of the Iron Thorn Mountain.

However, as soon as he walked out a few miles, freezing rain began to fall in the sky. The cold icy rain patted wildly on his face, making Kahn's mood up and down.

"Damn it, it's early and late, but it's now. Fortunately, I guarded it and bought this."

"You are so considerate."

Kai'Sa saw Kahn remove two sets of tarp cloaks from the saddle and put them on herself and her respectively. The rain dripped down the cloak, and there was still some water splashing on the feet, cold and bitter.

"It's not suitable for driving tonight, let's find a place to hide from the rain." Kahn showed boredom. The rain brought the Freljord's cold, and even the horse couldn't stand it.

"Do you want to go back to dig Fort War?" Kai'Sa asked.

Kahn glanced in the direction of Fort Worth a few miles away, and the brazier glowed warmly, attracting his eyes like a moth. But he shook his head: "Don't go anymore. The gate will be closed when we get there. It's better to find a place nearby to hide from the rain."

The two fell to their feet on a cliff halfway up the hill. Because of the angle, the rain couldn't reach the narrow strip that was only one meter wide. They let the horses cling to the cliff and wipe away the freezing rain on them to protect them from the cold.

He looked at the rain scene in front of him. The icy rainwater first fell on the tree canopy, gathered together on it, and poured out like a curtain of beads hanging down at night.

"The shoes are getting water, I'm going to light a fire and bake them." Kahn, who was in a daze, suddenly heard Kai'Sa say aside.

He rubbed his arms and stood up immediately. He set off and found some branches and stones around Kasha in the rain, forming a pile of trees to start a bonfire. But the dead branches were completely wet, and they couldn't lighten up no matter what.

"Or just use eternal flames to ignite, ordinary fires can't light such wet branches at all." Kaisha suggested. The eternal flame is a special flame that can burn in water, and now it can only be heated by this method.

"It's okay, I don't need skin armor anyway." There was a tingling sensation from where the skin armor and the skin met. Kahn suppressed the pain and separated the eternal fire that had been united with his soul. One part is in hand.

Kai'Sa brought a branch to come and lit it in a short while, then she threw the branch into the stone, and the bonfire burned, exuding circles of invisible but qualitative heat. Then, Kai'Sa took a few branches to build a simple stand, then took off the boots and put them on it, slowly baking it until it was dry.

And a pair of bare feet naturally tucked into Kahn's arms and looked at him with interest.

"Are you still pinching your feet and addicted to it?" Kahn slapped her instep on the back, making a crisp sound. The pain in that part was not obvious, and Kai'Sa didn't feel any pain. He smiled and stomped on her feet, even on her nose. face.

The two of them were frolicking, and they didn't notice that anyone was approaching. They only noticed the abnormality around the horse when they knew that the horse was making an uneasy neigh.

Kai'Sa retracted her foot, put her head close to Kahn's ear, and asked quietly, "Do you think someone is watching us there? It's in the woods."

Kahn looked over, only a faint outline could be seen under the cover of the trees.

He was not so sure, he took another look with the void vision of his left eye, and he was sure that there was indeed someone there, although he was small, he exuded a powerful magical aura.

"There are indeed people."

Hearing Kahn's answer, Kaisha touched her boots silently and put them on without leaving a trace. Then she shouted at the man: "Who is there?"

The man hesitated when he heard the voice, and then walked out of the darkness.

Surprisingly, this person is a sweet-looking little girl, with short fiery red hair completely wet by the rain and sticking to her face wet. She was holding a tattered doll in her hand, and carrying a torn bag on her back. She had a mottled and ragged skirt, and her sleeves were strangely short. Without exception, they were all wet.

"Come here, we won't hurt you, don't hide so far."

Kai'Sa saw that she was a poor little girl, and she immediately let go of her guard. She couldn't bear to watch the little girl continue to get in the rain, so she called her to come and have a fire together.

The little girl came over obediently, and said thank you not timidly. Then put down the backpack next to the campfire, still holding the wet rag doll in both hands~www.readwn.com~ and bake it over the campfire.

"Don't you dry up your body first? You will catch a cold like this." Kaisha looked at the little girl and didn't understand that she wanted to dry the doll first, regardless of her insistence.

"Tibbs hates water, I have to dry it first, otherwise it will be uncomfortable." The little girl replied glumly.

"Tibbers? Is this the name of this puppet?" Kai'Sa asked.

"Yes. My name is Annie, and Tibbers is my best friend."

"Well, Annie, can I help you dry your hair?" This girl who can only be with a doll makes Kai'Sa very distressed, and she can't let her catch a cold.

Annie nodded and didn't refuse, so Kaisha took a towel and wiped her face and head. After wiping her head, it was her turn. Kai'Sa got Annie's permission and kicked Kahn in the ass.

"What are you doing?!" Kahn cried out when he got a kick inexplicably.

"You turn around, we girls are undressed and boys are not allowed to watch."