Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 254 Leaving the Village

Felissa knew the time of Cress's move faster than Safi.

Azarez wrote a letter saying that he would take her to him and that he would come to pick her up, so Felissa could only stay here for two or three days.

Since all the nearby villages had fled, they no longer went to the mountains to hunt. Instead, they took the time to recuperate their bodies and took turns drinking fish soup. After falling asleep, they felt that a lot of the malaise in their bodies had been eliminated.

The brother who saved the patient has also recovered and is able to walk. However, he is not allowed to do strenuous exercise, otherwise it will easily pull the wound and affect the final healing.

A fruit is comparable to the effect of resurrecting the dead, but this fruit is indeed difficult to obtain. Not to mention anything else, just using wind-attribute magic to fill an iron can with compressed air is not something ordinary people can do, and Feili

Last time, Sha and the village chief just watched from a distance and did not directly confront any animals. Among the animals gathered under the banyan tree, there were many beasts.

Azarez wrote a letter strictly prohibiting Felicia from taking any more risks, and Felicia didn't want to go anymore, so they could only catch fish and make fish soup to drink. Although it was not as effective as the fruit, it would not make people sleepy.

So long.

The news of Felissa's departure was not publicized, but everyone who needed to know soon found out.

The village chief showed a relaxed look. Being able to get rid of this big trouble like her was obviously a relief for the village chief. It was easy to ask the gods but difficult to send them away. If he could send her, a great god, away, the village chief must be eager to send her away.

Karona gave her an earthen jar.

"What is this?" Felissa opened it curiously, then froze.

That's a jar full of paper cranes,

Felissa was silent for a while, then sighed: "I didn't expect you were still doing this."

If you were still in the City Lord's Mansion, you would have to be tortured, but you would still have free time to make these little things. But after you get here, you have to do farm work and go hunting in the mountains every day, so there is no time for origami.

Upon closer inspection, the paper used to fold the paper cranes is not the same. There is the kind of paper sold in her shop, straw paper, and pieces of cloth torn from clothes.

"I folded this because I was too weak," Karona said with a carefree smile. "I don't have the ability to take revenge, so I can only vent my emotions in this way. But now I can take revenge on my own, but I have already suffered a lot.

After thinking about it, I folded them all and gave them to you. I hope you will have good luck in the future."

This is a very expensive gift. The value is in your heart. Felissa did not refuse and accepted it. She looked at Karona's short hair and the calluses she had developed over the past few months. She looked at her no longer

Fair complexion.

"Will you regret it?" she asked softly, but she didn't know what she was asking. What if she regretted it again? There was nothing she could go back on.

Karona replied: "Once you make a choice, there is no option to regret."

It could be seen that Karona had really let go, and Felissa breathed a sigh of relief: "Live well." This was her best blessing. Others still needed Karona to guide the direction, as long as she had no brain.

Chaos, if you don't make wrong decisions, life shouldn't be difficult.

This is also her only expectation for these old noble ladies, to abandon the unreliable pride of being a noble and live a good life as an ordinary commoner.

Karona nodded and turned to leave. Felissa watched her go away, sighed, and counted her few things again. She was so worried that she couldn't sleep at all.

Felissa left secretly. Azarez did not even enter the village. He only asked the village chief to send Felissa three thousand meters outside the village, where he waited for Felissa.

Azarez frowned when he saw Felissa, but he couldn't say anything due to time constraints. He carried Felissa into the carriage, then pulled the reins, and the carriage started galloping.

"Hey, slow down." The car moved before Felissa could sit firmly. She was caught off guard and her head hit the wall panel of the carriage, making her dizzy.

"Sorry," Azarez said apologetically, "I was pressed for time and I didn't pay attention."

Naturally, Felissa would not argue with Azarez. She shook her head and asked, "Did you leave in such a hurry? What happened?"

To put it harshly, they seemed to be in a panic.

Sure enough, Azarez said: "It's so strange that there is a carriage on the road now. I'm afraid we have been targeted. We have to go back as soon as possible."

Coming to pick her up in such an emergency, Azarez must be really worried about her, and he wouldn't trust anyone to trust her safety.

Sure enough, their journey was uneventful along the way. Felissa changed at least three carriages, and there should be many people covering them. This time, they arrived at Azarez's territory without any danger.

Felissa didn't know where they were, so she followed Azarez in a daze. If Azarez wanted to sell her, she probably wouldn't notice at all.

Even when Azarez was on his own territory, he did not relax at all. He led Felissa through tunnels and secret doors, embodying the phrase "cunning rabbit with three burrows" incisively and vividly.

With such twists and turns, it must not be easy for him to live here, otherwise why would he hide his residence again and again.

Noticing Felissa's silence, she lowered her head and asked worriedly: "What's wrong? Are you hungry?"

Without waiting for Felissa to answer, he started cooking, his tone full of displeasure: "I specifically told you that your food cannot be left out. As expected, it is not useful if it is not my own."

Felicia didn't want him to misunderstand, so she shook her head: "No, I don't want to be special."

Everyone is starving, and she is the only one who is full. She will undoubtedly become a target. This is too dangerous for her and Azarez, so it is better for her to endure it for a while.

The result of this was that she lost a lot of weight, which was why Azarez frowned when he saw her. With her emaciated appearance, Azarez suspected that he could break her with just a little force.

He didn't mean to let the village chief off, but there was no need for Felissa to know about this. He quickly cooked the meal, finished it with Felissa, and took care of her to go to bed.

Felissa did not refuse Azarez's meticulous care for her. She lay on the bed, watched Azarez tuck her into bed, and asked softly: "Are you leaving?"

Azarez paused for a moment, then nodded and said, "Don't worry, I've prepared all the food. I probably won't be back for a few days, so try not to go out, just for a few days, it will be soon."

She wanted to follow Azarez, and she would be scared if she was left here alone, but she didn't know if following Azarez would cause trouble to him, so she could only lower her eyes in loneliness.

, shrank yourself into the bed.

"I'll be back to pick you up soon," Azarez comforted her, "No one around me is safe now. Everyone has wolf ambitions. At this critical moment, we can't make any mistakes."

The vulnerability was only temporary, and Felissa also understood that now was the time to make the final decision, so she quickly adjusted her emotions and closed her eyes.

Azalez knew that this meant letting him go, so he sighed and left without any hesitation.

(End of chapter)