Longmen Memoirs

Standing outside the door was a woman wearing a coat. The snow that had not yet melted could be seen on the collar of the cotton coat.

She stood at the door and looked at Vina for a moment.

"Miss'Wang?"

Vera nodded.

"You can call me Crow, code name. I'm here to pick you up. I think someone should have told you."

Crow's eyes first fell on Wangcai, and he was a little interested, but soon remembered the business.

"How can I trust you?"

Crow seemed to have guessed that Wei Na would ask this question. She turned sideways and a familiar figure appeared in Wei Na's field of vision.

"I'm here to pick you up! Master, do you miss me?"

Indra's voice rang in Vina's ears. Indra pushed the door in, still looking carefree, but with a few scars on his face that had not yet healed, and his short silver hair also had a burnt look. trace.

A flash of astonishment flashed across Wei Na's face, which was quickly concealed.

"Indra?"

"it's me."

"How do you..."

"Our people were responsible for picking up the people from Longmen before they left. After they arrived at the rendezvous with Sakaz, she followed us. Considering her familiarity with Londinium and you, Ms. Seria accepted this request. ." Crow explained: "So I didn't have time to notify in advance, this was also Snake's suggestion."

Vina suddenly thought of the conversation last night, which was the last time she saw Gurney. The arrival of Indra completely cut off her extravagant delusions.

Her heart gradually became silent.

"So it is."

The crow heard her whisper.

She never lived for herself alone, and those who followed her one after another, and those who fell because of this, would not want to see her now.

People have to live for something, Wei Na knows it very well.

Even though there was a moment, she also wanted to try to pursue her [freedom].

Chapter 78 The Lion’s Sleeping Song ([-])

Indra and the others were not doing well.

The process of escaping from Londinium with the person disguised as Vina was not smooth. Although there were people willing to help them, the limited help could not change their situation.

They just got an opportunity, an opportunity to escape from Victoria. The channels left by Longmen in Victoria pointed out the direction for them. At the same time, the departing Longmen people also provided some weapons appropriately, but most of Londinium's sights were still there. Being tightly drawn to them.

They are eye-catching chess pieces, providing cover for Chen Mo and Wei Na's departure.

Chen Mo deceived Wei Na, he had deceived him before, but maybe they knew it well.

The people from Longmen will not provide them with any substantial help. Apart from the itinerary and contact information that appear in front of them, they can only rely on themselves.

The fire that destroyed the Glasgow gang's headquarters as a cover was only a short delay, just long enough for them to hide Vina and replace her identity with another person.

According to Morgan's guess, even if they wanted to leave the city, they would have to wait at least a few years until the storm subsided and everyone stopped focusing all their attention and energy on this matter. Only then would they have a chance of survival, and the probability of this chance of survival would not be much greater than this escape.

But the appearance of Guinevere completely broke Morgan and the others' original plan. This is not to say that his appearance is a bad thing. On the contrary, his arrival complemented Morgan's original idea and even preserved more precious things. strength.But Morgan never trusted this person who suddenly appeared. Although Vina seemed to trust her, it didn't mean that Morgan, who assisted Vina, had reason to trust him.

She always likes to keep an eye on things, a habit she has kept since she was a child. Morgan likes this habit very much, because it turns out that this habit has saved her and the Glasgow Gang many times.

The pursuit and interception by Londinium and Victoria caused the Glasgow Gang to lose nearly half of its originally small manpower, but they still escaped and traveled from county to county, taking risks and attracting a lot of attention, creating a scurrying look. In the end, he fled miserably.

They didn't dare to take any risks. Compared with escaping with Vina, this method was much more convenient and safer.They don't have to devote a lot of energy to ensuring Vina's safety, and they don't have to live in fear every moment.

I have to admit that the fact that Wei Na was not with him did make every member who escaped feel a lot more relaxed.

But this was not the final result, nor was it the most thrilling experience of escaping.

After leaving Victoria, they were quickly controlled by people who suddenly appeared, and these people were the ones who provided them with escape routes and information along the way.

This seemed to be their original purpose, to get them out of Victoria with great effort, and then control them in their own hands to coerce someone who was still in Victoria.

Morgan figured out the ins and outs of the entire incident almost instantly, which coincided with the content of Gurney's conversation with her in Londinium.

He seemed to have known that this day would come and was prepared for it.And Morgan, who has never trusted her, will naturally not sit still.

He gave Morgan an address and contact information, and Morgan gave this to Indra. While hiding in a county, Morgan and Indra were separated.

On the one hand, it was to reduce the target of exposure, and on the other hand, she left this task for Indra.

"I know you have never believed me... There is no need to show that surprised expression. My purpose of contacting Wei Na is not pure. It is not surprising that I am not trustworthy."

"I don't expect you to believe every word I say, but at least we are on the same front now. This is an indisputable fact. No one wants to see the prey that falls into their hands be intercepted by others. I believe Smart Miss Morgan, you must understand this?"

"Actually, I didn't want to do this at first. According to my original plan, you, you, and the entire Glasgow Gang were disposable. My only goal was Vina, but then I changed my mind."

When he said this, he seemed to think of something and paused for several seconds: "...Perhaps, your existence is indispensable."

"Every chess piece that is the vanguard of the king, if you can survive, why don't you try your best to survive? What I want to see is not a lonely puppet. Maybe this sentence is too arrogant, but whether it is for myself or for the maintenance of Na, why don't you try to survive? No matter whether the person who said this to you is worthy of your trust or not, the people in Longmen are not trustworthy, but I have prepared a back-up plan for you. At the very least, you already have a chance. "

It is undeniable that this sentence does have a great attraction, whether it is Morgan or every current member of the Glasgow Gang.

If you can survive, who is willing to die, especially a meaningless death, a death that you know you will die.

Vina listened quietly to Indra recounting his experiences along the way.

Although Indra spoke briefly, he still acted as if he was indifferent.

But she looked at Indra's face. The tips of the messy silver hair had some burnt marks, and the scars on his face seemed to be telling her about this uneven journey.

"Don't worry, Master, am I living well? There's nothing wrong with me."

Indra seemed to see what Vina was thinking and patted his chest, wanting to prove something, but she just looked flamboyant.

But the injured wound made her raised hand freeze in the air, she frowned, pulled the corners of her mouth, and exhaled softly.

"You are hurt?"

"It doesn't matter, it's just a minor injury. It wasn't like this before."

Indra tried hard to smile, but the smile mixed with pain looked very forced.

"Just rest for a while."

"Thank you for your hard work, Indra, if it weren't for me..."

"Don't say such things!"

Indra interrupted Veena.She looked at Wei Na and gently placed her clenched hands on her thighs: "It doesn't matter no matter how many injuries you get, it doesn't matter if you die. I'm not here to listen to you, master, blame yourself. Those dead brothers , what I want is not an apology.”

"Everyone knows that if we follow you, we will die." She looked at Wei Na, but a smile slowly appeared on her face, and her tone was decisive: "The Wei Na in my impression would not say such a thing. people."

Wei Na suddenly fell silent. She suddenly remembered the funeral she attended a few months ago. On the wasteland behind the Glasgow Gang station, there was a fire and heavy rain, and nothing was left.

She walked along the road made of people. The rain hit the umbrella in Indra's hand. The sound sounded like a war drum. It fell along the umbrella and formed a rain curtain in front of her eyes. She saw the The faces looking at him, the eyes staring into him.

They are telling themselves that as long as they live and raise their arms, they will follow them closely.

Faith, she seemed to have become such a thing unknowingly, becoming a pillar of support for others.

No words or promises are needed, just one action or one look, and there will be people willing to die one after another.

She only felt heavy at that time, but now there was suddenly something more, weighing heavily on her heart and shoulders, just like what she heard said to her when she was a child, sitting in front of the throne room. sentence.

They stood on the high tower of the royal city and looked at the city below them. All living beings were like ants.

"What do you see?"

"One city, many people?"

"Yes, a city, a lot of people, but you should see more."

"More?"

"You have to see why they are alive. Only when you can see why they are alive can you be qualified to lead them."

You are a king, you were born to be high.You are looked up to by everyone, and you should have something to give.

You are a king, and you are also a mortal. You have to understand why mortals live. This is your obligation.

You are the king, and you want everyone who follows you to have no regrets about their efforts. This is your responsibility.

Vina looked into Indra's eyes. Through her amber eyes, she saw her current appearance. She looked more like a sad woman who was married than a king.

She sighed softly, staring at her black hair falling in front of her from the corner of her eyes. She closed her eyes, and when she opened them again, the hesitation was gone.

"Where are Morgan and Gawain?" she asked.

She has already made her decision, and she never likes to wait.

Indra couldn't answer. She rubbed her face uneasily because she didn't know where Morgan and Gawain were now. They separated in Akalis County. Indra took Morgan's and gave it to her. Thing contacted Crow.

"Your companion is safe now."

Wei Na turned her eyes to look at the woman who suddenly spoke.

Nothing changed on Crow's face. "Ms. Seria took someone to pick up your companions a few days ago. If nothing else, you will be able to see them after you go there."

"Are you sure?" Wei Na asked.

"You can ask her." Crow pointed at Indra: "If even Ms. Seraya can't do anything, I think there will be very few people who can rescue your companions."

"Thank you."

"No, this was already decided by the snake. We are just following his instructions."

"I should have thought of that."

"Hey, next time I see that bastard again, I will blow his head off hard." Indra on the side suddenly cursed.

But soon, she screamed because Wangcai, who was woken up by him, suddenly bit her trouser leg.

"Let me go, you stupid dog!"

Crow glanced at her but didn't respond.

"Gurney...where is he now?" Vina asked.

"He will not leave with us for the time being, but after leaving the city, our people will wait for him at the agreed meeting point for three days. Don't worry, there is no need to worry about his situation. At least his ability to escape is first-rate."

There was no unexpected joy on Vina's face, she just nodded slightly towards the crow.

"We should set off." Crow looked at Vina: "If you don't have any other questions, my team will be responsible for escorting you to the meeting point."

"Then let's go." Vina stood up and looked around the room: "Let's leave this city."

Chapter 79 The Lion’s Sleeping Song ([-]) Side Dishes

An unchanging layer of snow with no intention of stopping.

He came back in a bit of a hurry today. He shouldn't have come back at this time, much earlier than usual.

Wei Na watched him open the door and come in. The wet soles left obvious footprints on the floor, and the snow that had not yet melted fell on his shoulders.

He was probably walking in a hurry, so he didn't care about the wind and frost falling on his face.Just standing there, he could see the temperature difference causing thin vapors to rise from his body.

Vina put down the book in her hand.

"You came back a little early today?"

He didn't take off the coat he was wearing, and it seemed like he wouldn't stay in the house long.

"Something happened and I had to come back early."

Wei Na did not see the weapon named Chixiao in his hand.

He came over, took out a black mobile phone from his bag, and put it on the coffee table. Without sitting down, Vina glanced at the mobile phone and then looked at his face.

"What was left behind?"

"Do you count?"

Wei Na was stunned and looked at his face carefully. There was a slight smile on that face. Her face was very calm and her fingers slowly stretched out towards the book.

He doesn't usually make jokes like this.He even restrained himself from having too intimate conversations.