Sweet daily life of Little Tanuki and Qin Che in Love and Deep Space

After watching him finish speaking, you seemed to get into the mood as well.

So you followed Qin Che's example, took half a step forward, and continued what he was saying.

"Fate has guided me toward the path of the brave."

"Fate has guided me toward the path of the brave."

This time, it was Qin Che who recited the oath after you.

"For everything I love." Qin Che gazed intently at you, his red eyes revealing a chilling determination.

"For everything I love."

Seeing your slightly stunned expression, he smiled again.

His deep, resonant voice resonates deep within your heart.

"I will offer my courage and determination to declare war on the evil dragon Skagg, either to win or to die..."

Your vows echoed throughout the vast palace.

Your gaze fell on Qin Che, and you repeated in a low voice, "Victory or death..."

After taking the oath, under the king's earnest gaze, you left the palace carrying the map scroll.

Thus, you and Qin Che officially embarked on your journey as warriors.

Once outside the castle, Qin Che unfolded the map scroll and began to study it carefully.

"Sunset City should be our first stop. Let me see which direction we should go."

Qin Che smiled as he watched you spin around in circles looking for directions on the map, and reminded you, "Are you really planning to go in empty-handed like this?"

Your tail tip swayed from side to side, and you raised your head to look at Qin Che, who had spoken: "...Hmm?"

"What are you willing to sacrifice: courage and determination, or your life?"

He leaned closer to you and casually circled the words "Blacksmith Shop" on the map with one finger.

"Don't you always like to be fully armed? Let's go find some suitable equipment first."

Qin Che waved to you, then walked towards the blacksmith's shop.

The town is beautifully built, and you are very interested in its unique architecture and NPC characters.

"It seems you really like it here."

You skipped and hopped ahead, and Qin Che followed less than half a step away from you.

"Yes, this place is beautiful."

"If you like, we can travel to a real-world town sometime."

Qin Che looked at you, who had stopped and were playing with an adorable kitten on a flower bed by the street.

You were poking the big orange cat's ear when you heard this. You turned around, smiled, and showed your neat teeth: "Okay."

Soon you arrived at the dimly lit blacksmith shop on the street corner.

The large furnace in the very center emitted a blazing firelight. Under the firelight, the blacksmith, shirtless, worked with clearly defined muscles, sweat dripping down his forehead.

He gripped a piece of iron to be forged tightly, placed it in the furnace, and when it turned red-hot, he quickly took it out and moved it to the anvil to hammer it.

Each strike produced a crisp sound, and the iron gradually deformed in his hands, sparks flying everywhere.

Throughout the entire process, the blacksmith remained focused on his work, never looking up, as if isolated from the outside world.

"Hello, boss?" You tentatively took a few steps forward, about to speak, when you felt a hand pull you back from behind.

Almost simultaneously, sparks fly from the metal in front of you, grazing your nose.

"..."

"Don't get too close. Although this is a game, everything feels very real. Burns are very painful. It's not worth going to such lengths for a dragon." Qin Che's voice was serious with a hint of warning.