LOL: Summoner of Goddess Janna

I don't know how long the time has passed.

Riven opened her eyes.

She saw strange ceilings, closed rooms, and dim lights.

And the shaking feeling, the damp and musty smell, and the extremely limited space in the room all reminded her that she was at sea, on an unknown ship.

"Am... am I still alive?" Riven collapsed in a daze for a long time before finally making a difficult sound like a living person.

Marit asked of her, and she did.

She survived.

But... is it really worth being happy to survive?

No, not at all.

Riven lay on this bed who didn't know who it belonged to, she didn't ask about the present, she didn't think about the future, she just immersed herself in the past.

The empire she had fought for half her life had betrayed her.

Jin Lan, who she regarded as her relative, died for her.

What is left of her? A lingering lowly life, and a blood debt owed to the empire.

Thinking of this, Riven's eyes were left blank.

In a daze, she turned her gaze to the bedside cabinet - there was a fruit knife on it.

The knife is not long or sharp, but it is enough to wipe the neck.

"..." Riven stretched out her hand out of nowhere.

But it stopped in mid-air painfully.

She promised Marit that she would live. Even if it's just for this promise, she still wants to live.

Riven clutched her head in pain.

She really felt the pain, like a hallucination, but not a hallucination.

At this moment, the cabin door was suddenly pushed open.

"Ah!" A girl with black hair and black eyes, cat ears, and both Ionian and Vastaya orc blood looked at her in surprise: "My God, you , You actually woke up?!"

"I thought you were going to die!"

Rui Wen:"......"

"Why don't you talk?" the cat-eared girl murmured to herself, "Isn't it because I have been floating in the sea for a long time and lost my memory? Also, when we found you, you were all swollen. We thought we had caught a floating corpse, but we didn't expect it to be a living person. And the life is still so hard, just give some medicine and it will recover on its own..."

The cat-eared girl seemed to be a talker, once she opened her mouth she couldn't stop.

"That..." Riven finally asked tentatively: "Where am I now? And you?"

"We are now on our way back to Ionia from the Twin Cities. We are sea merchants doing business from Ionia to Zaun and Piltover." The girl replied.

"Ionians..." Riven had mixed feelings.

If it hadn't been for the incident of Piltover that interfered with the battle group's battle plan, she would have already embarked on the long journey to invade Ionia with Amistan.

But now, it was the Ionian who saved her instead.

And I don't know why, this Ionia girl seems to care and care about her very much.

This made it difficult for her to adapt for a while.

And Riven was just thinking, and only heard the cat-eared girl say to her: "I'm sorry, although I don't know how you drifted so far away from Zaun, but we are now on the way back, and we are far away from both cities. It’s far away, I can’t send you back to Zaan.”

"It's impossible for us to make a trip just for you. So you must go back to Ionia with us first, and then find another boat to go home."

"Huh?" Riven was slightly taken aback.

Zaun? Why did this girl say that she wanted to go back to Zaun?

"Hey, stop pretending." Riven looked blank, but the girl with cat ears patted her on the shoulder very familiarly: "I know, you are also fighting against the tyranny of Noxus with us Ionians friend."

friend?

Riven was even more speechless.

She almost followed the empire to Ionia to kill people, so how could she be a friend of the Ionia?

She is obviously just a Noxus butcher's knife... Well, she still ran out of "durability" and was ruthlessly abandoned.

"Still pretending?" The cat-eared girl smiled and pouted the corners of her mouth: "Friend, when I changed your clothes for you, I saw your 'baby' hidden in the innermost part."

As she spoke, she opened the bedside table, and took out a booklet that was soaked in sea water but carefully dried.

I saw that the booklet said: "A Brief Introduction to Janna's Thought".

"Carry this booklet with you, and carefully hide it in the innermost pocket of your clothes. If my guess is correct, you should be the leader from Zaun!"

"I happened to be there the day the goddess Janna came. My God, if only the Ionian people could have such a great goddess to protect them. Unfortunately, we don't have a leader like you there. ..”

"Our Kinkou, Shoji, Longevity and other messy sects don't seem to work in front of the Noxians. My friend, let me ask you, is it too late for us to convert to Janna now? "

Rui Wen:"......"

"No, Miss." She swallowed awkwardly: "You seem to have misunderstood something."

"Cut, pretend?" The cat-eared girl asked with her hands on her hips, "Orianna, don't you trust us Ionians?"

"It's clearly written in your brochure that you are the leader!"

Rui Wen:"???"

Why is she called Orianna?

She didn't even say her name.

Wait... She snatched that copy of "Janna's Thoughts Briefly" from Orianna a week ago. Could it be?

Sure enough, the cat-eared girl opened the booklet, and on the title page of the booklet was clearly written a line of big characters written in classical Chinese:

"I am willing to fight my whole life for the cause of Jannaism—"

"Leader, Orianna Levik."

Riven fell silent again.

The cat-eared girl looked at her with a warm and charming smile: "The leader is the enemy of Noxus, so you are the friends of our Ionians. You can trust me, Orianna."

"I..." Riven's voice was a little difficult.

"No, I'm not." She buried her head deeply.

For some reason, seeing the girl's caring eyes, she felt very ashamed and ashamed.

"Really?" The cat-eared girl still didn't seem to believe it.

"Hmm." Riven didn't dare to look at her.

"Okay—" The cat-eared girl seemed to accept this reality honestly.

But while Riven lowered her head to think, she casually turned a page, and asked unexpectedly: "What is the core idea of ​​Jannaism philosophy?"

"The unity of opposites." Riven, who had been studying by herself for a week, replied subconsciously.

"Hey." The girl smiled: "You still say no? I think you can memorize this booklet!"

Rui Wen:"......"

Without waiting for her to react in the entanglement, the cat-eared girl asked her again: "Orianna, are you going to sea alone, are you performing some special mission?"

"Can you tell me these things? If necessary, we can find a way to help you."

"No..." Riven was caught off guard by the other party's enthusiasm: "No need."

"Then you still want to go back to Zaan?" The cat-eared girl said to herself, "Well, I don't think you have any money on you. As soon as the boat lands, I will help you contact the boatman who is going to Shuangcheng. You can take it back on the way."

Back to the Twin Cities?

"No." Riven instinctively refused again: "No, no need... Just put me in Ionia. I won't go back."

"You..." The cat-eared girl froze for a moment.

Then his eyes lit up: "You, what you are going to is Ionia?"

"Eh... what's wrong?" Riven was at a loss.

"You you you you you..." The cat-eared girl burst into tears excitedly: "I knew you leaders would come to Ionia to help us sooner or later!"

"Orianna, are you the envoy sent by Goddess Janna to save us?"

Riven shyly avoided the fiery gaze.

She wanted to clarify, but somehow she was afraid. She dared not tell the truth, her sinful true identity, in front of this kind Ionian.

And the cat-eared girl finally came to her senses: "Oh, I forgot...'God Envoy', that's not what you leaders call it."

"According to you, Orianna, you should be—"

"The Association of the Leaders is the commissioner in Ionia, isn't it?"