What should I do if the protagonist of every world I travel to is sick?

Before Alvin sat down, Filbert spoke eagerly.

"Alvin, when did you meet Saya?"

He lowered his eyes and looked at his ankle lightly. "Maybe it was before I met you, but to be more precise, it was when I was in danger just now. He happened to save my life."

For some reason, Philbert felt a little angry when he saw Alwin's expression.

"Then I'm different. Saya and I have known each other since we were very young, about ten years ago!"

Alvin looked at him deeply, a smile spreading across his lips. "Then Philbert and Saya must have a very deep relationship!"

"Over the years, my brother has also wanted to hear stories about Philbert's childhood."

Filbert tilted his chin up. "Then I'll tell you about it, even if it's difficult."

"As far back as I can remember, I was locked in an attic with no sound around me.

I wanted to sneak out every day, but my grandmother, the only one who took care of me when I was a child, told me that there were bad guys outside who wanted to catch me and asked me not to go out.

Every morning I watch the sun shining in through the window, the birds chirping in the trees, and the grass poking out of the soil, swaying in the wind.

In the past, different people always put me in different places, but I only met those people once.

I used to not understand why I had to live in such hiding every day."

Filbert glanced at Alwyn, then lifted the curtain and enjoyed the feeling of the wind against his cheeks.

"now I understand."

"I don't like that kind of life. I want to jump around in the trees like the squirrels in the trees. I want to run as hard as I can in the sunshine like the rabbits in the grass. I want to bathe in the sunshine and flow in the breeze."

Filbert turned and looked at Alvin with a lively look.

"Do you know that feeling?"

He stretched his arms out and took a deep breath.

“That’s the smell of freedom, the smell of traveling through nature.”

Alvin didn't know how happy this experience was, because he had only received various elite educations and learned various social skills since he was a child.

But he liked the way Filbert glowed, like a rose in full bloom in the castle garden.

"That was my first time escaping, and also the first time I met Saya."

“When I ran away from the suburbs, I didn’t know I could run so far, I ran to a small town.

There were so many people there, I've never seen so many people!

Everyone's expression was so distinct and looked so different! I was walking from one end of the street to the other and wanted to eat something, but the uncles and aunties at the street stalls all asked me for money.

This was the first time I realized that I had to bring money when I went out.”

Filbert sighed.

But it doesn’t matter, next time he will run away with more money!

But he seemed to have forgotten how to get back.

His stomach was still rumbling, so he rubbed his belly and looked at the setting sun.

Harmful……

Just when he thought he was going to starve to death on the street, an old woman nearby gave him a steamed bun. It didn't taste good, but he finished it.

The old woman asked him why he hadn't gone home yet.

He said he couldn't find the way, and she said the sun had set and it was not safe for the child outside, so he could go back to her house for a night and come back tomorrow to see if anyone came to look for him.

He thought the old woman was a good person, so he left.

When he returned, he found that there were many children of the same age as him in her family.

But why were they all tied up?

Philbert asked her, and she said they were disobedient and always ran away.

He no longer liked the old woman, so his grandmother would never tie him up.

He wanted to slip away, but he found that the old woman's cane was very magical. Just by stomping on the ground a few times, several strong men appeared in the room.

Then he was tied up too!

At night, everyone was snoring in sleep. Little Philbert looked at the moon outside the window and wanted to go back.

It's not fun out there.

Just then, he saw a white fox jumping in from the window.

Not only is it prettier than other foxes, it can even talk!!!

Little Philbert thought that maybe it was a divine beast from heaven to take him back.

It walked gracefully around Filbert and spoke like a mature adult, "It's okay for a little brat to run around, but it's not a good thing to just go into someone else's house."

With a casual stroke of his claws, the rope suddenly fell to the ground.

Philbert's eyes seemed to be full of stars, and he thought they looked like heroes in picture books.

Saya ignored him and tried to tie up the bad guys in the house. It was indeed a bit difficult to use its claws. It turned its head and stared at Philbert. "If you have nothing to do, come and help me tie up a few people."

Philbert was a little clumsy at tying the knot at first, but he became more and more proficient at it later, and he even wanted to give himself a thumbs up.

Philbert and the group of children watched intently as Saya used one claw to lift the bad guys who were tied together onto the tricycle.

Then they patted the mule on the head and drove away.

It stood in front of a group of children walking on the gray road, like a leader leading a flock of sheep.

After placing them at the door of the police station, Saya disappeared.

But no one noticed that there was one child missing from the group.

The fox had already noticed Philbert following behind it, and it stopped.

"Children, don't follow strangers. Isn't the previous lesson enough?"

But little Philbert also said something shocking, "But you are not human!"

For the first time, Saya was speechless.

"It's so late, why are you still following me out?"

Filbert squatted on the ground, "I want to go home."

"You stay there, someone will take you back tomorrow morning."

The little golden retriever shook his head, "They can't find my house."

"So you think I'm okay?"

Saya burst out laughing.

"you can!"

"You look amazing!"

Little Filbert tugged at the corner of his clothes, his eyes rolling around, "It doesn't matter if I can't find it, I can follow you!"

"You're so powerful, it shouldn't be a problem for you to protect one more of me!"

Saya squinted her eyes and approached Filbert.

"Then what good does it do me? Carrying around a little burden is not a good deal."

Little Philbert held his chin and thought seriously, then suddenly clapped his hands.

"I can sing for you!"

Saya's head shifted slightly, "Hey! Don't go!"

"I can also help you tie the rope!"

Saya's foot has already stepped out.

Little Filbert ran up and hugged the fox's hind legs. "I can do a lot of things! I can learn!"

"Just take me with you!"

Saya glanced at the brat who was hugging her legs and looked forward.

"let go!"

Seeing that Saya had no warmth at all, Philbert pouted and had to slowly let go.

Saya took a few steps forward, and using 10% of his strength, his body immediately grew bigger and swelled like bread in an oven.

At this moment, in Philbert's eyes, Saya was truly a divine beast that came down from the sky.

"Why are you standing there? Come up."

Philbert was stunned for a moment, ecstatic.

Is he going to save the world with the mythical beast? OMG this is so cool!!!

Saya used his own internal strength and combined it with the spiritual power in his body. In Philbert's eyes, Saya was carrying him walking in the air.

Saya just felt that the children were not only noisy but also moving around a lot when playing.

"Everyone is asleep now, and you're here screaming at the children, they're going to cry!"

"Also, if you want to sit properly, sit still. If you keep getting your butt wiggling, I'll throw you off right here."

Philbert became much more obedient when he heard this, and hugged the fox's neck tightly with his two little arms.

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