The Song of Gendaya

In the wilderness outside the city of Ceylon, the battle has become one-sided.

The soldiers of the Gisman Empire discarded all the baggage and grain and fled to the north without life. The Valanian noble coalition follow closely from behind, chasing all the enemies who fled.

Linde's horse passed by among the cavalry. He had already left the two hundred silver lancers who followed him far behind.

I saw him look anxious, just running swiftly, and even ignored the enemy deserters who were close at hand.

I saw that he jumped over the spiked trench and rushed towards the city gate as soon as he ran his horse.

The defenders of the city gate quickly made way for him, and looked curiously at his distant back.

At this time, the young man has only one person on his mind, and he is desperate for Leliana at this time.

When the magic that resisted the Fireball thrown over the city disappeared, Linde already had a bad omen...Perhaps, his arrival at this time was just right to help the girl out of the siege.

He was walking through the dilapidated and dilapidated streets of Ceylon, where countless houses were turned into piles of rubble at this time, and the flames brought about by burning continued to spread in the city.

The ears were filled with the sad howls of women and children, and in front of them were countless people wounded in the war. Linde even saw the child who died in the war.

Linde kicked the horse and hurriedly left this depressing and miserable area, but he could still feel the weird look of many people when they looked at him.

The fork in front of me seems to have lost its original appearance, only the wooden sign that represents the tavern is gently swinging in the wind.

Linde vaguely remembers that it was here, he had conflicts with those rateless mercenaries, and it was also here that he and Leliana bid farewell last.

At this time, there is nothing but desolation here, and he can't even see any traces of Leliana left here.

And just where the girl was standing at the time, he vaguely saw a pool of blood that was not obvious.

The young man was shocked, like a bolt from the blue.

"Leili! Leili!!!"

Linde loudly shouted.

His voice echoed in the sky, and the frightened birds all around flew into the air, but he still couldn't wait for the girl's response.

For a long time... For a long time...

Linde gasped, he slowly knelt down on the ground.

A sense of emptiness that has never been seen before suddenly enveloped his heart. He seemed to feel that his body was no longer complete, and his soul seemed to have lost half of it.

The boy's body slowly trembled, and he began to whimper quietly, and hot tears flowed down his cheeks like crystal beads and dropped to the ground.

"Damn it, Leili...where is Leli!" Linde sobbed weakly, and he beat the ground with his hands. "If it was then... if only then I didn't leave, it would be fine. ......"

Remorse is meaningless, but...but where will Leli go...you can't live without people or die! Linde suddenly raised her drooping head again at the thought of this.

At this moment, he seemed to hear an unusual sound coming from the ruins beside him.

Gods, let miracles come! Linde in the heart prayed, and he turned his head and looked away confidently.

"Leili! Is that you?"

The hope in the young man’s eyes fell in an instant, and an old wooden board was pushed aside from below, only two were seen. People covered in dust appeared there.

Linde recognized at a glance that it was the tavernkeeper and his daughter.

"It's you..." Linde said lonely.

"It is us, thank the gods, good people must be rewarded. It is very good to see you come back alive!" The tavern owner who answered the question was extremely excited at the moment.

"You have always been here?" Linde asked loudly.

"Yes...we have never left here!" the tavern owner replied vigorously nodded.

Linde stumbled across the broken rubble and walked in front of the two of them, and he grasped the tavernkeeper's hand.

"Tell me! Where did Lei Li go?"

I saw the tavernkeeper's grime-filled face showed a look of pain, and his mouth let out a low moan .

"You let go of my father! You hurt him!" The girl stepped forward and pushed Linde away, only to see the boy sitting heavily on the ground.

He sat for a long time and was silent for a long time.

"You should know where Leili has gone! She is the girl who has been by my side, brave, kind, and considerate...If there is anyone in this world who treats me well, That's her." Linde said silently.

"She...she..." The tavern owner danced and wanted to calm down, but he didn't seem to be able to describe it in words.

"She was taken away." The tavernkeeper's daughter replied.

"Tina, how did you know that father didn't even see what was going on!" said the tavern owner with a puzzled look.

"Father, my eyes...Don't you know?" Tina said softly to her father, and she looked at Linde again, "I was here with my father... Thanks to that beautiful elder sister, it is precisely because of her that we can avoid the red Fireball damage... But at that time, that elder sister was so concentrated attention completely that there was a very fast speed behind her She didn't notice the strange shadow attack in time."

"What happened later?" Linde asked anxiously.

"Later...that shadow didn’t know what spell was used from behind, a black light instantly surrounded the elder sister, and she fainted...and the shadow only took a moment Hugged her and left here with her." Tina said.

"Yes, yes, yes... I only saw a black light, it was as dark as midnight... I didn't see the girl after that... After that, the Fireball hit us on top of our heads. Now... my tavern business looks like it can't go on anymore." The tavern owner sighed.

At this time, Linde's heart sank. Except for the Faratis Divine Order, Linde couldn't imagine anyone else could count on Leliana for a while.

"Tina, tell me! Which direction did they go!" Linde asked anxiously.

"To the east!" The girl pointed Linde the direction without the slightest hesitation.

Linde didn't pay attention to thanking him, he turned around and ran to his mount, turned on his horse and whip away.

"Benefactor! Be careful!" The tavernkeeper shouted to the young man.

The girl standing beside him has folded her hands, praying silently for him to the gods.

"Is his name Linde?" Tina muttered to herself.

She looked towards the direction where the young boy rode his horse away. At this time, the black cloud of the big oriental movie was slowly forming, I am afraid that would not be a good omen.