Hello, Ms. Funina

With the help of Fernina, Peruvili was saved from choking to death on a small piece of bread.

Under the black cloak, Peruvili used her strange eyes to secretly look at the legendary Lady Fernina.

She was the most beautiful person Peruvili had ever seen.

Fernina had small but delicate features. In the impression of the people of Fontaine, she was still like a young girl even though she had lived for hundreds of years.

What made Peruvili feel even more strange was that Lady Fernina's face still looked chubby.

Lady Fernina's eyes were as strange as hers!

Peruvili stared at Fernina's eyes, and the pair of deep and light blue water drop-shaped eyes attracted her deeply.

So, she was not an alien, right?

Look, even Lady Fernina, who was a god, had heterochromatic eyes. So she, Peruvili, was not a cursed daughter, but a person blessed by the gods, right?

A glimmer of expectation flashed in Peruvian's eyes, and she comforted herself in this way.

A faint fragrance came from Funina, and the sensitive Peruvian smelled it instantly.

Lord God, it smells so good...

"Hey, hey, you kid, don't you know that you can't be too anxious when eating? Especially for food like bread, you have to chew it slowly, and it's best to prepare a cup of hot milk. Otherwise, you will choke."

Funina's voice interrupted Peruvian's thoughts. She looked at this god who was a little older than her expressionlessly, and she couldn't help but be speechless in her heart.

If you hadn't appeared suddenly, I would definitely have tasted this soft bread slowly.

She didn't know when she would eat this delicacy again, so she naturally wanted to remember the taste.

But Funina's sudden appearance made Peruvian alert and afraid. She didn't want the soft bread to be snatched away, so she could only choose to destroy it as quickly as possible.

"Hmm? What's wrong with you? I'm talking to you, at least give me some reaction." Fernina was very dissatisfied with Peruvian's silence. She squatted down and made her eyes level with Peruvian.

Fernina had heard that when communicating with children, adults squatting down would be more likely to gain the trust and love of children, because this would make children feel that they were valued.

"Oh, forget it. Why should I bother with a child?" Fernina pouted her lips and asked in a slow tone.

"Little friend, now you can tell me why you followed me into the store and stole the bread?"

She had discovered it?

Peruvian's eyes shrank sharply at this moment. It turned out that the successful infiltration she thought she had made had already been seen by this god.

Seeing Peruvian silent, Fernina thought she was afraid. Thinking of this, Fernina smiled gently and raised her hand to pull Peruvian's hood.

Seeing the hand in black gloves reaching out to her, Peruvili's heart trembled. She was going to be beaten again.

Yes, she stole the bread from the shopkeeper. She was a thief, and how could God like thieves?

She only hoped that God would beat her lightly. Because God looked like a gentle person.

Or, God could just beat her to death. She didn't want to live like a mouse anymore.

Peruvili closed her eyes. She waited quietly for the punishment to come.

However, there was no pain. Peruvili only felt that something was missing from her head.

Then, God's pleasant voice came.

"Huh? It turned out to be a girl. I thought it was a boy."

At this time, Peruvili mustered up the courage to open her eyes, and saw that Funina was very close to her, and she put one hand on Peruvili's head.

Peruvili's head didn't feel comfortable to touch.

Her hair was messy and tangled together. She had lived in Gray River for a long time and had hardly washed her hair in a year, so her hair was still very oily.

After removing the cover, Funina discovered that the girl was so thin.

Peruvili had sunken cheeks, dark eye sockets, sallow complexion, pale lips, and an unpleasant smell on her body.

But at this moment, Funina obviously didn't care about the faint but unpleasant smell. She was frightened by Peruvili's appearance.

How could this girl be so thin? She looked like... a patient with long-term malnutrition!

"You... how could you..." Funina didn't know what to say.

Maybe now is not the time to have a good communication.

Funina didn't care about anything else at this time. She quickly pulled off the black cloak that Peruvili was wearing.

And it was this pull that made Funina see a scene that made her extremely distressed.

This girl was still alive like this!

How thin was Peruvili?

Let's put it this way,The height of an eight-year-old girl is about 128.5 cm, and the weight is between 21.4 kg and 30.2 kg.

And what about Peruvili?

She is a head shorter than children of the same age, and weighs 15 catties less!

Peruvili weighs only 45 catties!

She is already severely malnourished, and is only half a step away from death.

Moreover, the clothes on Peruvili are made of extremely low-quality raw materials at a glance. They only have the effect of covering the body, and the warmth effect is almost zero.

The hands exposed to the outside are just skin and bones, and the hand bones are extremely obvious. This is not the healthy state that a child should have at all.

"Little sister...you, why are you so thin? Where are your parents?" Funina asked cautiously with a trembling voice.

"...I don't have parents. I am an abandoned child." Peruvili was silent for a long time before speaking, but her voice was hoarse.

A look of heartache flashed in Funina's eyes.

Yes, if this child had parents, how could she become so skinny? How could she sneak into the bakery to eat?

She must be too hungry and had no choice.

Funina grabbed Peruvili's hand distressedly. She knew that this child was definitely not an exception. There must be many children like her struggling to survive in Fontaine.

She had to do something for these children.

Although she didn't care about it, she took action when she saw this kind of thing.

She had to find a home for these children. If it didn't work, she could let the Fontaine officials raise them.

"A piece of bread is not enough to fill you up. How about I take you to eat something delicious?" Funina forced herself to smile. She hoped that she could bring happiness to Peruvili.

Facing Funina's invitation, Peruvili shook his head and refused.

"No need, sister. I'm full."

Peruvili didn't dare to accept the kindness from the gods. After all, she was just a mouse living in the Gray River. How could she enjoy the blessings of the gods?

Peruvili wanted delicious food, but she was afraid of the title of Funina [God].

She was afraid of everyone on earth.

Rats can't stand the light. The light will expose their true colors and bring their ugliness to the table.

Rats can't stand the table.