The Hero in Exile

After a few days of intermittent rest, Lingyu's injuries have mostly healed. From getting out of bed and barely walking a few steps at first to being able to jog later.

These past few days, thanks to the nun who transmitted holy light to me every day, I was able to recover so quickly. But the trouble is that Shadow's body has been found, and I'm sure someone from the church will come here in a few days.

"Lingyu." Moran knocked on the door.

"Yes, come in." Lingyu looked at the clock on the wall and saw it was already noon: "Show me what to eat today."

Lingyu knelt on the bed and tilted her body back, trying to see clearly what was in the bowl.

Moran sneered in his heart. This guy looked quite cute. Then other ideas suddenly occurred to him.

Moran deliberately changed the bowl to another hand. Lingyu could see the edge at first but now she could only see the bowl. Moran sat on the chair and put the bowl on the bedside table behind him, deliberately not letting Lingyu see it.

"What do you mean? It's already been brought here, so there's no reason not to give it to people." Lingyu muttered in dissatisfaction, her mouth like a little ball.

"You should lie down first. You haven't even put on your coat. It's only been a few days since spring and the weather is still so cold."

"What do you care? I'm very hard." Lingyu patted his poor chest: "Give it to me quickly."

After saying that, she wanted to go over Moran to get it. The aroma of the meat in the bowl had already made Lingyu very greedy. It didn't smell greasy, but with the chopped green onions, it was full of meaty aroma. It should be broth or beef.

Of course Moran would not let this guy who didn't listen to him succeed. He held Lingyu's head with one hand and exerted a little force, so Lingyu could not move forward at all.

"You...you've gone too far." Lingyu waved her arms fiercely, wanting to grab Moran's face and teach him a lesson, but she almost couldn't catch him and could only be furious.

"Just sit still and I'll give you food."

Although I was very angry, I still sat down. Otherwise, according to his temper, he would definitely not let me eat. This guy is so hateful. I hope you will have no toilet paper when you go to the toilet, and you will choke to death when you drink water.

"Open your mouth."

"Don't give it to me so quickly. It's been so many days and you've been saying I'm fine." Lingyu turned her face away and didn't appreciate it. Recently, she felt more and more that this guy was a scoundrel who was taking advantage of her. She would not let him control her this time, even if she died.

"I told you it's for your own good." Moran looked very confused. "Then I'll take it."

Moran picked up the bowl and pretended to leave.

"Isn't it okay if I agree?"

"That's good." Moran smiled happily again.

"Emma, ​​the beef is so delicious."

Lingyu had already given up resisting. Since no one else was seeing him, he just let her have it for once.

"Is this the tsundere and overbearing type? Haha, but they don't look like a married couple, but more like a young couple." The nun wiped the blood from her nose and continued her peeping: "I'm sorry, God of Light, but I really can't control myself."

After the meal, Moran discussed with Lingyu that they should leave this afternoon. Ruilin City is no longer safe now, so they plan to go to the port to seek refuge in Lionheart Kingdom. Moreover, Lionheart Kingdom is next to the Orc Kingdom, and the relationship between them is usually good. In this war, others are secretly transporting food to support them, so they will see if there is any help.

"Then we'll go." Moran gave Lingyu a look that asked her to take it out quickly.

"I'm really sorry for causing you trouble these days. Consider this as my subsidy to the church." After saying that, Lingyu took out 50 silver coins and stuffed them into the nun's hand.

The nun wanted to refuse but had to accept it because of Lingyu's tough attitude and Moran's slightly scary expression.

"The God of Light will remember you." The nun said, looking at Moran: "Mr. Moran, you must work hard to not let what you have obtained slip away."

After hearing this, Moran blushed at first. It didn't matter whether she had seen through him or not. He smiled again and said, "Thank you for your advice. I won't let you down."

"Hey, Moran, what do you mean?" Lingyu certainly didn't understand what the two riddlers were talking about.

"Nothing. The ship is about to dock. It's getting late, so let's go." Moran changed the subject.

Lingyu didn't care and left after saying goodbye to the nun.

"Mr. Moran, Miss Lingyu, may the God of Light bless you with peace," the nun prayed.