Jiu Ge’s Beloved Spirit

If you can live near a pack of wolves, you will naturally be able to live near the water and the towers first.

If something happens, she can know it immediately.

The elf tilted his head and thought for a while.

She was thinking about the groups that lived around the wolves.

It is best to be a group that is relatively large and loves to be clean.

After thinking about it, the elf stood up and ran to find Nalian.

The second day.

The sun has just risen and the glow appears.

When the golden sunshine shines on this land of fat and delicious grass, the sika deer on this land are ready to go, packed up their things, and are ready to leave.

Fulun, who was poisoned by snake venom, finally felt less weak after resting for a night and could stand up and follow the large army.

The leader of the sika deer tribe counted the numbers in front of them, one after another.

At the end, Na Lian shed tears and hugged the elf reluctantly.

"Xiao Si, are you really not going to come with us?"

She said unwillingly.

"The new place is also very good. Just come with us and we will take good care of you."

"Or, do you think there's something wrong with me? Do you think I love Fulun too much, so I ignore you?"

The elf shook his head.

"No, Nalian, it's not because of you."

"I stay here because I have something I want, very, very much."

"So. Sorry, I have to stay here."

"But Na Lian, please don't worry. I will come to see you when I miss you."

"Really, I will definitely come to see you."

The little girl promised seriously.

Na Lian still shed tears and said nothing, feeling very reluctant to leave her.

She didn't leave, and she didn't seem to want to leave, and wanted to stay with her.

After all, the elf is only five years old, short and small, and doesn't understand anything.

Although the animals in the forest would not harm her, how could she, a child, take care of herself?

Na Lian was worried and even tried to persuade her with tears in her eyes, wanting her to go with the herd of deer.

Although the deer herd is not strong enough, they will only run away when in danger.

But taking care of a little girl is more than enough.

Na Lian always wondered whether it was because she focused too much on Fulun, which made the elves sad and didn't want to follow them.

The elf persuaded her with hard talk, so that she finally no longer wanted to stay with her.

It was about eight o'clock in the morning when the deer herd set out.

Sixty or seventy sika deer reluctantly bid farewell to the elf standing there.

Immediately, the mighty herd of deer headed towards the west, and the elf was left holding his little soft cushion, watching their figures disappear into the forest, never to be seen again.

The elf watched them go, then sat down again.

She looked at the grass that was taller than her body, and at the small shed left by the deer.

Nalian left enough fruits for her, cleaned them, put them under the shed, and wrapped them in big leaves.

The little girl was barefoot, folded her little mat, and placed it next to her.

The sunshine outside was just right and the breeze was gentle. She took out the fruit and ate it quietly to fill her stomach.

"Hey - elf, won't you follow the sika deer?"

The lark flew green and landed on the grass in front of the shed.

Jumping up and down, he looked up at her, curious.