Legend of Dream God in a Little Dream

Star would feel disappointed like this every day. He gradually became lonely and kept silent intentionally or unintentionally.

In his own way, Star told Tara and Latien that he wanted the maid to come back, and that maid was Nochi, whose name Star did not know.

Levitra naturally understood this, so one day, Levitra found Tara.

"How about I spend ten times the price to buy her back? Or even a hundred times," Ledoin said to Tara.

Tara was drinking tea in the pavilion at this time.

After he finished speaking, Latten sat down opposite Tara, and his tone was a little anxious. He was worried that Star would become depressed if this continued, and the maid was not dead.

"Oh~, what happened?" Tara asked with some confusion. After all, after Star grew up, Tara had a lot more free time, after all, Star went to bother Lai Duen.

"I need you to bring back the maid you let go earlier. You can invite her or capture her, just bring her back," Lai Duoen got straight to the point.

"What's going on?" Tara had to ask the reason first, but she roughly guessed it. "Star wants to see her?"

Lai Zhuoen was pouring tea in his hand. "Yes, I really don't want to see him walking down the corridor with such disappointment every day."

"It seems that Star has changed a lot, so much that you feel you shouldn't let him continue to change for the better." Tara took a sip of tea and put the cup on the table.

"Star has gotten better, but his depression is real. If he continues like this, he might not even pay attention to me," said Lathouen after pouring the tea.

"Actually, I think it would be better if it were like this," Tara said.

"Why?" asked Ledoin, picking up the teacup.

"If his change really comes from that girl, then tell him that as long as he practices hard, one day he will become very strong and then go to heaven to grab the best resurrection pill," Tara said to Ledoen.

"There should be good things like this in heaven, such as a pill that can bring her back to life using only a certain scene in her memory," Tara said, and it was obvious that he was just guessing.

"Is this reliable?" Lai Tuoen expressed doubt. "After all, he would not think it is reasonable if he thinks about it. Moreover, if you give him the idea of ​​a heaven, I am afraid that the contradiction will be irreconcilable in the future."

"Then Jane said that as long as he works hard, he can resurrect the girl one day," Tara said.

"But I always feel that this is not good. After all, this is a complete deception. What's more, what should he do after he becomes stronger? What should he do if he doesn't see the maid?" asked Lai Duen.

"Have you forgotten? The girl is not dead. At worst, when he grows wings, I will go find the girl for him myself," said Tara.

"Just better tell Star that the girl is gone, otherwise his heart will definitely be inclined to go out and find that girl," Tara advised.

"But this is deceiving him." Lai Duoen didn't know what to say. He always felt that this was inappropriate.

"Haven't we deceived him enough?" Tara said, taking a sip of tea.

"But..." Lai Duien was still a little anxious. He thought it would be better to give the reward directly to Star.

"Think about it, if Sta becomes stronger, he will have more choices. If she cannot become Sta's motivation, it means that she does not occupy a large proportion in Sta's heart. He will understand when he thinks it through," Tara said.

Tara's meaning was very simple. Even if the worst case scenario occurred, it would not have any impact on them. But if Star could become enlightened because of this, it would be good for both parties.

After hearing this, Lai Tuoen could only shake his head and agree, "Okay, I'll listen to you. Do you know where the maid is now?"

"I don't know, but if there is news that Star is challenging the fourth pillar, she promised to come back, so, don't worry," Tara said.

Plans are great, but plans are subject to change.

Latien went back and kept his promise to Star.

"I heard that there is something in this world that can resurrect the dead," Ledoin said to Star first to see if Star was interested.

"What is it?" Star asked, his tone somewhat excited. It seemed that he really cared about Noqi.

But that's true, if I don't care about her, why would I always want to see her?

"That thing is hard to describe, but when you challenge the fourth pillar, that power has a chance to resurrect her," said Latien.

What Le Duien said was a bit conservative, but the implication was obvious: she was not dead, but if Star wanted to see her now, he was not qualified.

However, when Star heard that they would still have the day to meet again, he felt content in his heart.

"Father, are you trying to deceive me again? How can a dead person be reborn?" Star thought to himself, but he did not expose Ledoen.

"If she is qualified to challenge the Fourth Pillar, she will appear, right?" Sta asked. In his heart, Sta didn't believe it.

After all, the death of life means that the dead life has left, and Star understands this.

"It's a matter of probability," said Latien. He didn't want to deceive Sta too much, but he couldn't say too much either. These things could be a great driving force for Sta's progress, and Latien didn't want to miss it.

"Probability? What is probability?" Star asked. "The last time I heard father talk about probability was when he was talking about the probability of obtaining a few pairs of wings through the Four Heavenly Pillars."

"Probability is like the probability of something happening. The higher it is, the greater the possibility of it happening," Lecturer explained.

"Then what is the probability of me meeting her?" Star asked. At this moment, he seemed to be acting with Ledoen.

After all, Star felt that the father in front of him was just trying to comfort him and that was why he said those strange words.

But it’s not surprising that Star thought so. After all, Star didn’t know that Noqi was not dead and was even still alive and well outside.

This question made Lai Duen feel troubled. 'How much should I say? One percent? Fifty percent? Ninety-nine percent? ' Lai Duen analyzed in his mind.

"Fifty percent" Ledoin finally took the middle value. After all, it is nothing more than coming or not coming, or seeing or not seeing.

"Fifty percent? Does that mean half?" Star asked sincerely.

"Yes, as high as 50%. Star must work hard and strive to be a successful prince," said Ledoin, touching Star's head.

"Then if I achieve the success and fame my father mentioned, is the probability of me meeting her only half?" Star turned to look at Ledoen and asked.

"Half, that's already a lot," Lai Duen said jokingly, thinking to himself, 'The possibility of revenge from the heavens is 100%'

However, a lie accompanies Star.