"You're not coming out?"
Mr. Ball asked.
Reina shook her head. "I want to stay here for a while."
Hearing that, Mr. Ball didn't say anything and walked to Reina's side, sitting at the entrance of the cave and facing the darkness outside.
"Did something happen?"
Reina took a deep breath. Her white hair had almost melded with the snow, but strangely, there wasn't a single speck of snow on her body.
"I beat someone up."
Mr. Ball blinked. After a few seconds, it turned to look at Reina.
"But that's not a reason for you to hide here, little princess."
Hearing that, Reina smiled weakly. She hugged her knees and buried half her face in her thighs.
"Yeah."
"You can tell me anything, I'll always be on your side, you know that."
"Yeah."
Reina still didn't want to talk, and Mr. Ball didn't continue to press her. They just silently watched the snow fall outside.
"Am I really a witch?"
She suddenly asked.
"Then am I a crow that caws?"
Mr. Ball asked in return. Reina giggled, but it didn't last for long and stopped abruptly like an extinguished candle.
"But someone said that I'm the child of a demon."
"Do you believe that?"
Mr. Ball asked.
Reina shook her head, but said: "But I have that strange power in my body, I don't remember when I learned magic."
Saying that, she made a small snowball in her hand. She stared at the snowball and watched it slowly turn into a small snowman, jumping around in her hand.
Mr. Ball fell silent. That man had erased her memories, but couldn't make her forget how to use magic.
"Perhaps it's your innate ability. You people of the High Mountain Tribe all have a special ability that comes with a heavenly artifact."
Mr. Ball said. But Reina lightly shook her head. She flipped her hand, and the snowman in her hand fell to the ground and turned back into normal snow.
"I feel like I'm an outsider."
"What's wrong?"
"Everyone seems to be hiding something from me."
Mr. Ball didn't say anything. It was unknown what he was thinking.
After a long silence, Reina suddenly sighed and said that it was about time to leave. Then he stood up and appeared in front of his clansmen.
Just as she had expected, even though she had caused a lot of trouble for the clansmen, the clansmen still did not blame her. After a few words of condolence, the clan leader led the clansmen back home.
She turned around and looked at Uncle Yilin. He just smiled and didn't say anything.
This was very strange. Tyrant Bear had only scolded a few words, yet he was beaten and scolded. She threw a tantrum and caused her clansmen to work for nothing, yet no one blamed her.
This was too strange.
Tonight, the dining table was exceptionally quiet. Yilin and his family were eating in silence. Reina lowered her head expressionlessly. She felt that everything she ate was tasteless.
This dead atmosphere made it hard for Yi Xia to breathe. Yi Ping also felt very uneasy.
That night, Reina couldn't sleep again. She quietly got up in the middle of the night and quietly walked to the living room. Even though there was no light in the dark night, she could still see her surroundings.
As long as she focused, her eyes could see things that normal people couldn't.
Reina came in front of a wooden cabinet. She looked at the bowls and plates inside. One of the compartments was for cups. Her cup was placed there.
There were five wooden cups of different sizes. Each of them had their own name engraved on it. Among the five cups, only Reina's cup was so new.
She held her cup and looked at it for a while. Then she put it back. Then she came to the door and looked at the woolen carpet on the ground. There were shoes neatly placed on it.
Among these shoes, her shoes were particularly different. She couldn't find a second person in the village who wore black boots. They all wore boots made of animal skin.
But she didn't know why, Reina had a special feeling about this pair of boots. She tried to wear other shoes, but she felt empty and uneasy.
Not only that, there were many strange things. The strangest thing was that this place, where she had lived for more than ten years, gave her a strange feeling.
Her memories of the past were a bit hazy. She didn't remember many things. There were even many things that she hadn't used before.
So, she felt that there was something wrong with her body. Uncle Yilin and Mr. Qiu just evaded this question. This made Reina even more concerned.
So, she secretly observed the people around her. She suddenly found that in her uncle's bedroom, there was a cabinet that no one was allowed to open.
She thought that perhaps there might be some clues inside.
Reina stepped lightly and quietly pushed open the door. She knew that it wasn't good to do this, but she couldn't stand this feeling anymore.
Uncle Yilin and Aunt Wu Hua were sleeping soundly. Reina felt a sense of guilt. She gently stepped into the room. She didn't want to make any sound, but unexpectedly, as soon as her foot touched the ground, she stepped on the wooden board and made a creaking sound.
She held her breath and watched Uncle Yilin turn over. Fortunately, she didn't wake them up. Reina was even more careful. She came to the dressing table. There was a large drawer under it.
Reina crouched down. There was an iron lock in front of the drawer. It locked the drawer tightly, but Reina came prepared. She had touched all the keys she had seen in the house and remembered their shapes.
So, she gently clenched her fist. When she opened it, a blue key appeared in her palm. She inserted the key, but found that it still couldn't be opened.
So, she clenched her fist again, and the key changed shape.
She tried all the keys again and again, but she still couldn't open the iron lock.
Just as she was about to give up and go home, she suddenly found a shiny thing on Aunt Wu Hua's body. Looking closely, wasn't that a key?
Reina swallowed her saliva. She frowned, gently bit her lower lip, and slowly walked toward Aunt Wu Hua.
She didn't make any sound during the whole process. She did it perfectly. Her hands and feet were much more flexible than the other clansmen. She could do many things that they couldn't do.
She walked to Aunt Wu Hua's side and quietly reached out her hand, ready to take the key. However, just as she touched the key, a warm hand suddenly grabbed her wrist.
In an instant, Reina held her breath. Her heart was in her throat. Had she been discovered? What should she do? How should she explain?
She looked at Aunt Wu Hua and found that her eyes were tightly closed. Her breathing was quite regular, and it seemed that she hadn't woken up.
Reina gently moved her hand away. With the key, she quietly breathed a sigh of relief. She turned around, bent down, and couldn't wait to open the lock. After she put the key in, she twisted it left and right. With a click, it actually opened.
Her heart was beating very fast. Just as she opened the drawer, she only saw a black blanket.
Reina was stunned. She thought that there would be something unexpected inside, but it turned out to be just a small blanket?
Was she overthinking?
However, just as she was about to close the drawer, she suddenly felt that something was wrong. So, she reached out and touched the blanket. Suddenly, she found that there was something hard under it!
Reina became nervous at this moment. She pushed aside the black blanket and found that there was a black magic gun under it.
No! How did she know that this thing was called a magic gun? She had never been outside!
Suddenly, Reina's eyes widened. A black figure appeared in her mind.
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