Demon Lord 3

Our own true heart. The world is most receptive to external voices, but not to the voice of our hearts. Hearing our own voices, understanding our true heart, is key, not just to talk and act, to listen to others, or to watch them act. Watching them reunite after so long, tears welled up in our eyes. After all, it was thanks to us that we were able to reunite after so many years. Just when I was about to rejoice, I realized they had already walked off into the distance. Were they leaving without us? No, they might have better things to do. We also wanted to leave, but after walking for a long time, we still hadn't reached the path we wanted. What was going on? Was this path unworkable? Of course not. We walked a long way, but we didn't feel like we were crossing over. This mission was accomplished so smoothly. If that were all, then what exactly did we understand? Follow your heart, follow your own ideas, and don't consider others' feelings. Is that all there is to it? After much thought, I felt it wasn't the real solution. After all this, I tried to go back, but the two figures had vanished. We felt like we'd been tricked. Standing here, we couldn't find anything. Taking a single step was incredibly difficult. We were like dumb creatures. What could we do? Should we find the real antidote? Perhaps the real thing was too far away for us, and they had no idea. They wanted to savor this long-awaited reunion, to save the world together. The antidote they knew wasn't the real solution at all. With this in mind, we prepared to continue running. We'd explored all the frequencies and radio waves here, so we were fairly familiar with the terrain. After running out of the mountains, we still hadn't seen anyone. Aside from those two people, we hadn't seen anything else. Was this a deserted city? Were they the only ones there to teach us a lesson? Or were they trying to trick us? They were training our minds. Were we truly following our own emotions? Everything around me feels familiar, and the landscape here is incredibly beautiful. If I didn't think about human existence, it's possible we could live here forever. But everything is created, so how can we possibly live forever in a created environment? It's like I've always lived under my parents' shadows. The thought of this makes me shudder. After all, I've grown up and haven't done anything on my own. Everything is part of my father's plan, and no one has transcended their boundaries. It feels like I'll always be controlled. At this point, I pinch myself in anger. Indeed, if I can only live my life under the shadow of others, I think it would be a very sad thing. I might as well die immediately. Even if I could accomplish something earth-shattering, surpass them, or even be completely unrelated to their plans and boundaries, then I'd have earned it. At least life has a meaning, a sense of accomplishment. Wu Luansen said, "Okay, since we can't leave now, why don't we chat? It's been a while since we've spoken like this. No one's watching us here anyway, so let's just chat freely!" I wanted to chat too, but I didn't know how to start. It had been a long time since we'd spoken to each other formally. He thought about it, gestured, and said, "We're closer to the water, so it might be cooler there. I used to think it was always spring here, but I didn't expect it to be so hot in the summer." After we walked over, we sat down cross-legged and chatted. Although it was just a casual chat, we ended up summarizing all these things. He curiously asked me, if I were here, without any relatives or friends, and could only come here alone, would I do things differently from now? I will be very cautious in every aspect of my choice. Thinking of this, I also considered it carefully and nodded. Indeed, I would think so. If there were really no relatives or friends to accompany me, then maybe I would be extremely cautious. Just like when I cross the road with my relatives and friends, I don’t need to look at the traffic lights, they can help me see, but if I walk alone, I will be very careful and give way to cars. I will never walk in front of a car. This is an innate fear, but if faith, destiny and responsibility stand in front of me, then I will not have that fear.