【Group Cool】Dis Aliter Visum

Kuroro was again standing next to Kurapika's bed holding two mugs filled with coffee.Finally... finally!Kurapika could sleep in a room to himself, could close the door, could have privacy ----- but the man still found a way to break into his place.Kurapika sat up and said, "I hate -----"

"I know."

Well, it was obvious what Kurapika was going to say next, but it wouldn't take much of Kuroro's time to let him finish.The Kuruta boy took the coffee from Kuroro's hand, there was no need for him to be unfriendly to the man, Kurapika blew on the coffee and took a sip. "We arrived at Srekelirk around noon." said the leader of the spiders, and Kurapika looked up at him. "Just now the captain invited us to have breakfast together. It's common for travelers who rent this suite, but we don't necessarily need go."

"I'd rather not go," Kurapika said, taking another sip of his coffee.

"I guessed that you would say that." Kuroro walked to the door and turned his head to make a look at the boy.Kurapika raised an eyebrow to ask what the other person was thinking, and at the same time his mouth was on the rim of the coffee cup, but the man just shook his head, opened the door and went out, then closed the door gently.

What exactly is that?

Well, Kurapika's bloody going to step out of this door after drinking coffee and getting dressed.He picked up his phone from the bedside table, it was early enough to give him enough time to rest and relax before reaching Srekelirk.Kurapika puts down his phone and picks up his book, and spends the next few hours reading before his mug runs out of coffee.Kurapika wouldn't want to go out if it was just for coffee, but he needed to go to the bathroom at the same time, finally, the boy sighed, put down the book, got up and changed into a clean set of clothes, he chose a navy one today A blue top and a pair of black jeans, and Kurapika walked out the door with a book in his hand.

Kuroro looked up at Kurapika coming out from the armchair where he was reading. "Good morning," he said.

Kurapika hesitated for a moment, then nodded, "Good morning." Kuroro smiled slightly at the boy's answer. He shrugged and went to the bathroom. After coming out, he walked to the coffee machine. There was a small coffee machine with a refrigerator. In the kitchen, Kurapika opened the refrigerator to see what was in it. There was no plywood in the refrigerator, and it was full of small compartments. From fruits to alcoholic drinks, there were no prices.Kurapika pressed the button and asked for two pieces of bread and an orange (I remember correctly in mainland China/Taiwan is called orange? Hong Kong is called "orange"), he put the bread into the toaster, and then The cup was filled with coffee, and only then began to tear the skin of the orange. Trying to tear off the skin of the orange with human hands, the toaster made a "ding" sound, and Kurapika walked over to take out the bread.

He carefully placed it on a plate from the cupboard and spread the peanut butter on top of the bread.Sitting at a table enjoying breakfast, Kurapika tore apart the orange slices and placed them on top of the peanut butter, frowning and giving up on tearing off the remaining skin.When Kurapika put all the oranges on a piece of bread, he sipped his coffee and looked at the living room in front of him. He paused, Kuroro was staring at him, his eyebrows were raised slightly, and he seemed to be taken aback. Amused, this expression made the boy frown, and Kuroro turned his attention back to the book.

Kurapika ate slowly, his book open so he could read while eating.When he finished eating the first piece of bread, he was about to put the rest of the oranges on top of another piece of bread, when Kuroro stood up, attracting Kurapika's attention, but he just walked over to the coffee machine for himself. Pour coffee.Kuroro paused as he walked past Kurapika. "Looks like a rose," he commented.Kurapika looked up, with a puzzled expression on his face, but the man was looking at his plate, so the boy looked down at the bread on the plate, and the orange slices bloomed into a circle from the middle of the bread.Well, Kurapika admitted that it did look like a rose, the boy shrugged, picked it up and took a bite, Kuroro continued to walk to the coffee machine to fill his mug, then went back to the armchair to read.

When Kurapika finished eating, he wanted to go back to his room to continue reading, but he had already reached the last few pages of the book, so he sat where he was and didn't open it.When the boy finished the book in his hands, he sighed, twisted his neck from side to side to relax his muscles, and when Kurapika opened his eyes, he found that the spider boss was staring at him again. "Have you finished that book?" he asked, and Kurapika nodded, "Want to read another one?"

The Kuruta boy nodded again, this time looking a bit hesitant before he said, "If that's all right." Kurapika frowned at Kuroro's smile, but he was already walking towards their luggage.Kuroro looked at the titles of the books in his luggage, then materialized his books, took out another bag, where the spider boss put most of the books, and finally he chose a printed A book with a gold title and a green leather cover, the man looked at the spine, stood up and put the book on the table.

"This is one of my favorite books," Kuroro said.Out of curiosity, Kurapika reached out to touch the title on the book. He had heard about the existence of this book, but he never imagined that one day he would see it with his own eyes.The mythical characters described in this book disappeared before the last century, and the people who remained decided to write this book because they knew that the times would eventually overwhelm them, so that their civilization can be remembered in history.The weight of the book was so precious that Kurapika's eyes widened slightly. "I know you'll be careful with it," Kuroro said, and Kurapika could only nod silently.

Kurapika carefully opened the cover of the book, turning over the first page as if it were a fragile item, and just as he was about to start reading the first line, a gentle force stroked the side of the boy's neck, and Kurapika immediately used He knocked Kuroro's fingers away, but the other party had already touched his skin.The Kuruta boy frowned, trying not to be overwhelmed by the irritability immediately after borrowing a priceless book. Rapika turned his face to Kurolo, but Kurolo didn't look at his face, the black, Pure eyes were still fixed on the boy's neck, Kurapika's hand touched the place where the man was staring, wondering if there was something stuck to it.

"You never take off your earrings," the spider leader commented.

Kurapika opened his eyes, eating a bit.He didn't know what response he was expecting, but talking about the choice of earrings or jewelry wouldn't be one of them: "I don't see what's wrong with that, and you don't take off your earrings."

The corner of Kuroro's mouth raised a smile: "Have you been wearing it for a long time?"

Kurapika felt more and more confused: "Six years, but I don't think you care." He hesitated for a moment, and under the circumstances, his response seemed a little rude.The boy's right hand was still on the book. "And you?" Kurapika added, more out of politeness than genuine concern.

"Hmm..." Kuroro glanced at his earrings, "I guess it's about the same as you." Then he turned and walked back to the sofa, the frowning Kurapika gently tugged on his earrings, he didn't understand-- ---He doesn't understand the man-----Crollo Rushiru.The teenager rubbed the skin on the side of the neck that the spider head had stroked with his fingertips.Ah, that man often confuses himself.

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Kuroro had been very happy so far this morning, and he was sure that his relationship with the boy was gradually improving.A few weeks ago, Kurapika couldn't speak, but now, he says "good morning", "please", "thank you" to the spider leader.After Kuroro kissed Kurapika, he was still afraid that Kurapika would retract into his shell and return to his previous hostile attitude, although the spider head would not keep that situation going for long ----- However, the boy was surprised, He wasn't even as upset as he thought.

All in all, Kuroro felt very happy. He quietly closed the book, sat there watching Kuruta boy, and drank coffee.Kurapika was reading, with a serious and focused expression on his face.When he sat, his back was very straight, his head was slightly lowered to read the book, and the book was placed on the table. It is not difficult to guess that he did it to reduce the chance of harming that precious book.The teenager carefully turned each page, holding the paper with his index finger and thumb as if picking up a fragile piece of art.Kuroro believes that every movement of Kuruta boy has a certain and natural elegance, those movements are not done subconsciously by him, and those who deliberately pretend that they have these demeanors will soon return to the original, but Kurapika never will.

He found himself wondering -- what would Kurapika have become if he hadn't killed the boy's people?Will he be a scholar?a leader?But it is certain that Kurapika will be respected and admired by the clansmen.Kuroro pushed the thought out of his mind, it wasn't worth thinking about.In fact -- Kuroro thought, maybe he could remake the boy into the most powerful spider.He's smart, he's strong, he has good leadership skills.Surely, with a spider like that by his side, Kuroro could do anything -- no matter how difficult it might be.

His eyes flicked to the clock beside him, Kuroro stood up, and Kurapika looked up at the man's movements.Kuroro began to put the things taken from the convenience wrap on the coffee table, and the boy followed Kuroro to pack his luggage.After a few minutes, their things were all put into the fabric that the power of thought was embodied.Kurapika checked the time and said, "We still have a little time before we reach Srekelirk."

"Yes, but I have something I want to show you." Kuroro replied, then handed the coat to Kurapika, Kurapika took it doubtfully, and put on the coat together with Kuroro. "You'll see." The man walked out of the suite first, and opened the door for the boy. Kurapika looked a bit puzzled, but followed him out the door.The sun was a bit dazzling, Kurapika blocked the sun with his hands, and let Kuroro close the door a little, then they walked to the front deck together, Kuroro stood there quietly, looking for something on the sea level.

After a while, Kurapika looked impatient. "What are you looking at?" he said, frowning and looking where Kuroro's gaze was pointing.

Kuroro opened his mouth to respond, but then he saw the top of a white tower protruding from the sea level in the distance. He pointed at the tower. Part of it. It is also the tallest building on the continent of Srekelirk. This town called Mirewald has a very beautiful view, and every house is made of white limestone, so it can be clearly seen from the sea.” Kulo Luo looked at the bell tower in the distance, and more parts were shown as they got closer to the town, and the complex and exquisite buildings could not be clearly seen.When the front of the building appeared in front of his eyes, Kuro Loo pointed at the young Kuruta from the corner of his eyes, his eyes widened slightly, and he seemed to have been fascinated.

There was a smile on the corner of Kuroro's mouth, and he took a step back quietly so that he could look at him unscrupulously without being noticed by the other party.The ship was moving forward at an unhurried speed, and the occasional sea breeze made Kurapika's hair flutter in the wind, and a strand of hair shone golden in the sun.Suddenly, a particularly strong wind blew, blowing the earring on the boy's left ear, making it attract Kuroro's attention for the second time this morning.Quietly, Kuroro watched as he swung on Kurapika's earballs ----- Duo, only boys can wear ----- only the boy who captured him once could wear them.The spider boss smiled at the thought.Kurapika turned slightly while looking at Kuroro, he looked like he wanted to say something, but when he caught the other's gaze, he blinked.

"What?" Kuroro asked, tilting his head.

Kurapika frowned, seemingly forgot what to say, turned to the town that was slowly emerging from the sea level, and said, "It's beautiful."

"Yes," Kuroromo said, looking at Kurapika, "That is indeed a very beautiful sight."

The boy turned to Kuroro again, quietly observing his face, the spider leader's eyes met his, wondering if the other party was looking for something.Finally, Kurapika looked away, this time frowning slightly: "You're weird." He said softly, "I don't understand you."

Kuroro grinned and said, "Maybe someday in the future, you will understand."

Kurapika shrugged, they could see more buildings now, the white houses lined up tightly against the cathedral, looking like neat rows of squares or rectangles. "I'm glad we came out to see this," Kurapika said after a while.

"Yes, me too." Kuroro seemed to mean something else. Kurapibian cast a questioning look at Kuroro, but the other party just smiled innocently and did not explain his evaluation.

Either way, Kuroro didn't know how he was going to explain it to himself.

TBC