Sparrow Feather

I don't know what path the sparrow chose, anyway, I can't see anyone, but it's pretty good...

There is a faint person in front of him, wearing very simple clothes, wearing a broken hat, and holding a long stick, walking.

"Who could this be? How come there are people walking here, are they also on their way?" the boy asked curiously.

"No, he's the ranger," replied the sparrow.

"Are the forest guards guarding this forest? But why do they guard it? There aren't many people passing by here?" the boy asked suspiciously.

"Didn't you pass by here?" There was a hoarse voice, and the man with the stick in his hand was standing three steps away from them.

What a keen insight! What special ability?The young man looked curious and poked the sparrow. He didn't like talking in front of strangers.

"It's about speed," Sparrow guessed.He greeted the ranger again: "Hello."

"Hi, where are you coming from and where are you going?" the ranger asked.

"We..." Before Sparrow could speak, the boy tugged at his clothes.

"What's wrong?" Sparrow asked the ranger with an apologetic smile.

"Do the rangers pay attention to the forest?" the boy asked with a frown.

"Yes, what's the matter?" Sparrow nodded, somewhat puzzled.

"Is it protecting everything in the forest?" the boy asked again.

"Yeah, what's the matter?" The sparrow nodded, but didn't want the boy to frown even tighter.

"What's the matter?" Sparrow asked with concern, the boy hadn't frowned for such a long time.

The boy tugged at the sparrow, made the sparrow bend down, and whispered in the sparrow's ear: "Then did we make a mistake?"

"Huh? What's wrong?" Sparrow looked confused, not knowing how the boy came to this conclusion.

"The fruits and fish we ate..." The boy looked worried.

"Hahahaha, this kid is so cute," the ranger laughed out loud, which surprised the young man. What's going on can be heard in such a low voice.

"What special ability do you have?" the boy asked in surprise.

"Guess," the ranger said, having never seen such a cute boy before, and teased him happily.

"Huh? Speed ​​and hearing? Are you a wind element?" The boy guessed.

"Hahahaha, where did you come from, why are you so interesting! The wind element is a major element, if I were the wind element, I wouldn't stay here!" One of the Departments, under normal circumstances only big families will inherit, and ordinary people generally have two types, the Plant Department and the Chemical Department, the Plant Department is not the Wood Department, the Wood Department can use wood elements, and the Plant Department has the nature of plants , their essence is like the floating wood spirits and the trees growing on the ground.The chemical system is the animal characteristic.

"What's that?" The boy didn't like the man laughing at himself, looking at the sparrow.

"Well, let's go rabbit," Sparrow couldn't help but patted the boy's head and said.

"Huh? It's actually a rabbit!" The boy opened his eyes round, wondering how could this person be a rabbit?

"Hahaha," the ranger laughed from ear to ear.

"Where did you come from?" the ranger asked again.

"Well, won't you catch us?" The boy looked worried.

"Why should I arrest you?" the ranger asked.

"Because we caught fish and picked fruits," the boy replied with a worried look on his face.

"Hahaha, are you still lighting a fire?" the ranger asked seriously.

"You know that?" The young man looked surprised. He originally wanted to say something quietly, but he didn't expect to be seen through so quickly...

"Hahaha, you kid is really, how can you be so honest," the guard said, biting the word "honesty" very hard, it didn't seem like a good word, so the boy frowned and approached the sparrow.

"The duty of the forest guard is to protect the forest from fire and theft. We didn't cut down trees, cause fires, and didn't steal wild animals, so he won't catch us," the sparrow explained seriously, just as the ranger said. , If it was him before, he would also agree, what kind of honesty is needed in this world, but now he thinks that people really need to be honest, otherwise how can they guard their hearts?Besides, the boy did nothing wrong.

"Well, then I was wrong?" the boy asked, his tone a little low.

"That's right, you're right, you're a good boy," Sparrow said with a nod and a smile.

"Really?" The boy's eyes brightened instantly.

"Yes," the sparrow nodded.

"Well," the boy smiled, his eyebrows curved.

"You teach like this..." the ranger frowned.

"We have come from the Free Land, and we are going to Soyinka," replied the sparrow.

"Free country?" The ranger was stunned. Is there such a country?

"Of course they did. They overthrew the royal family and established a free country," Sparrow said.

"Oh, that's right, I see," the ranger nodded without any extra expression.

"Well, which way are we going out of the forest?" asked the sparrow.

"Go that way, and you'll be out of the forest," said the ranger.

"Well, thank you," the sparrow thanked the ranger.

"Let's go," the sparrow said to the boy with a smile.

"Yeah, let's go," the boy also smiled at the sparrow.

Seeing that they were about to leave, the ranger opened his mouth, wanting to say something, but finally fell silent, just watching the two walk away, not knowing what to think.

"Why did that person accept the change of country so easily?" The young man asked curiously. He still remembered how heart-piercing his mother was at that time.

"Because the only ones who really care about it are the royal family," Sparrow said.

"Huh? Why?" The young man still looked curious, he is not from the royal family, he is from the sparrow family, and the sparrow family!

"Because people only care about themselves, like us, what they care about is whether the next meal will be provided, who has the mind to care about whether the royal family rules or the current people rule, anyway, it is not our own decision, who cares? " said the sparrow.

"That's right, I see," the boy nodded.

"You..." You can't be that honest, is that... wrong?This is obviously right! Sparrow's eyes are complicated, and he still doesn't know how to raise children. Who can say that honesty is wrong?

"What's wrong with me?" The boy wondered.

"You, sometimes you can keep silent," Sparrow thought for a while and changed his words.But keep silent, right?It seems not so...

"Silence?" the boy thought.

"Forget it, you'd better keep yourself," Sparrow still didn't want to let the young man see the cruelty of the world early on, but... Sparrow fell into turmoil again.

"I know what you mean," the boy raised his head and looked at the sparrow.

"Huh?" The sparrow hadn't reacted yet.

"I know what you mean," the boy said again.

"Yeah," Sparrow nodded, but he didn't think the boy knew.

"You mean, it's good for us to be honest, but honesty can hurt us sometimes, so sometimes, we can keep silent to protect ourselves. Silence is not a bad thing, and telling the truth is not a bad thing, but they both A boundary is needed," the youth's clear voice sounded.

"Yes, you are quite right," Sparrow said with a slight smile.

"But, you can always be honest with me," Sparrow added.