Chapter 586
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Dreams, this was probably one of the fairest things in the world.
Some people were in their bedrooms in the palace, some were in the streets without any shelter, some were in their peaceful homes, and some were in the middle of a fierce battle in the military camp. But no matter what, this didn't affect the dream itself.
In the dream, the black-haired boy wasn't himself, but rather from a third-person perspective, watching the life of another girl.
Wilhelmina's memories were, to a certain extent, very simple. Most of them were only about one thing, and that was to become stronger.
In Wilhelmina's memories, her childhood was always dark. During this period of time, rather than saying that she was willing to work hard, it was more accurate to say that she was forced. Countless times, the girl who practiced swordsmanship to the point where her hands were bleeding would cry in her room while looking at the heroes in the storybooks, full of doubts about the so-called vow.
But fortunately, perhaps due to the passage of time, these memories didn't last for too long. The girl who grew up a little firmed her will. During this period of time, becoming stronger, fulfilling the vow, and protecting the glory of her family and the human world was Wilhelmina's own wish. m.
This situation continued until the moment when the two met and clashed, and the girl's Heart Sword was broken in front of Luo Ya, Wilhelmina's reluctance towards herself finally came to an end. The boy brought her liberation, and at the same time, gave her a new goal and faith.
Looking at the girl who nervously clenched her fists and asked Theresa about her condition, Luo Ya couldn't help but smile helplessly, but at the same time, he was filled with regret.
Since young, other than becoming stronger and fulfilling the vow, she didn't have to think about anything else. This kind of environment made the girl very clumsy when it came to relationships, and she didn't know how to express it. She could only swing her sword, and continuously swing her sword, infusing all her emotions into her sword intent.
At the moment when she swept away her sense of inferiority, confusion, and weakness, the [Courage] Origin Substance truly acknowledged the girl, and the Heart Sword finally broke through the obstacles and swept away all the haze. That sword that swept through the heavens and earth could be said to be the girl's confession to the boy.
"Luo Ya, goodbye …"
In the dim stone room, the sleeping black-haired boy suddenly jolted. Intense grief and pain woke Luo Ya up from his dream. He then opened his eyes wide and called out the girl's name as he groped around.
The moment his fingers touched the girl beside him, Luo Ya's panicked emotions calmed down a little. He panted loudly, holding the girl's body in his arms as if he was afraid of something. He listened to the heartbeat that was much stronger than before. After a long time, the young man's emotions slowly calmed down.
After calming down, Luo Ya couldn't help but recall the previous dream. He shook his head slightly and looked at the young lady in his arms with a solemn expression. The reason was simple. It was because the previous dream was too realistic.
"Could it be because of your heart … Were those your dreams?"
Now that the connection between the two was infinitely close due to the heart, blood and other factors, the curse power of the two in their dreams could possibly affect the dream. If Luo Ya's dream really belonged to the girl, it meant that there was nothing wrong with Wilhelmina's brain. She might even wake up after Luo Ya.
"Luo Ya …"
When Wilhelmina's whisper entered his ears and her orange eyes opened again, Luo Ya didn't even have time to react. He looked at the girl and his heartbeat quickened. The excitement in his heart couldn't be described with words. After thinking for a moment, the black-haired girl replied with a slightly choked voice.
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