girl knight zero

Chapter 323 The Other Side of the Sea

"No, I will come back. As long as I am free." Cang Ling replied, "Come back to visit the village chief and everyone."

"Except for the village chief, there should be no one worth remembering in this village."

"Of course not. There are still many people in the village who helped me. For example, Aunt Helen, she gave me a blanket. And Uncle Johnny, when I helped him repair the warehouse, he gave three yuan. For me at that time That’s quite a lot of money.”

"That blanket was an old blanket that was meant to be thrown away, just as a favor. Johnny only came to you because your labor is worthless. If he went to the town to find a carpenter, it would cost at least 100 yuan. Even these are insignificant You have remembered everything up to now, how humble you are living!" Hannah laughed mockingly.

"It's not humble. I just think it's better to live in gratitude than in resentment." Cang Ling said calmly.

"So you won't hate me? You won't remember what I did to you?" Hannah gave Cang Ling a careful look.

Cang Ling didn't answer, she just smiled.

Seeing her smile, Hannah suddenly understood that it's not that Cang Ling doesn't hate her, but that she is not worthy of Cang Ling's hatred at all.

They are no longer at the same level. For Cang Ling, Hannah's current situation is the best revenge for her.

She didn't have to do anything, she didn't have to say anything, just stood there, and the contrast between the two of them was enough to make Hannah's heart ache like a needle.

Her life can already see the end, but there is still an infinite world in front of Cang Ling.

"Wow - wow - wow!" The baby in his arms suddenly cried.

"The child is hungry, I have to go back to breastfeed." Hannah hugged the child tightly, turned her head and hurried away.

"Goodbye, Hannah." Cang Ling shouted from behind.

Hannah didn't turn her head, and didn't answer. She ran all the way, out of the yard of Maggie's mother-in-law's house, and out of the broken world forever.

At five o'clock in the afternoon, Cang Ling left Oak Village.

"Come back and have a look when you have time. I will help you clean your grandmother's house all the time. You are welcome to come back anytime." The village head said while hugging his son.

"Well, I will. Take care of you and Mrs. Bella, I will write to you." Cang Ling stretched out his hand, touched fists with the village chief as he did five years ago, turned around and jumped on the road to the town. carriage.

"Goodbye, village chief!" On the carriage, Cang Ling kept waving.

"Be careful! Be safe!" the village head shouted.

The carriage drove slowly, and soon, Oak Village disappeared from sight.

"Goodbye, everyone." Cang Ling said looking at the distant horizon.

In the evening, Cang Ling arrived in Wensenburg.

Because it was already midnight when he arrived, Cang Ling found a hotel to stay in.

In the early morning of the next day, Cang Ling took a boat to Tranquility Island to visit Instructor Haisen and Instructor Lynch.

Hai Sen and Lynch were still the same. They warmly received Cang Ling, asked about her work situation, and gave her a lot of advice.

After talking enthusiastically for a long time, Cang Ling ate a long-lost student meal in the cafeteria, and then walked around the island.

Because it was winter vacation, most of the students went to Wensenburg to play, so there were not many students on the island.

Cang Ling walked through the forest where the black pig was caught, the rock-cut hillside, and the coastal road where he ran every morning, and finally stopped on the edge of a cliff.

Five years ago today, the students of Class 13 once stood together at this place, shouting their future dreams to the sea.

Cang Ling stood where he had stood before, and looked forward.

In front of you is the endless sea, sparkling and beautiful.

"I used to think that the sea had no boundaries." Cang Ling said to himself, "but now I know that the other side of the sea is not nothingness, but a real coastline, which cannot be seen from the shore. Swim down to see it."

"I--want--be--the--the-strongest--knight!"

Phoebe's voice suddenly sounded behind her.

Cang Ling hurriedly turned his head, only to see the childish Phoebe shouting at Da Dahai.

"I'm going to be a battle hero!" Dewey yelled.

"I want to be knighted!" Tabetha said, stepping forward.

"I want to marry a wife and have children, and then brag about my past experiences to my children!" Oscar said, looking at Tabetha.

"I want to make a lot of money!" Anton said, copying his pockets.

"I want to become a Blue Shield Knight and live until I retire." Diego laughed.

"I want to contribute my part to the country..." Colin adjusted his glasses.

"I want to have a bond with this world and become someone who is needed." Clive said softly, looking at the sea.

"I just want to see the most powerful power, power is justice, this is my truth!" Kali said.

"Zero, what about you?" Everyone looked at Cang Ling together.

"I want to become stronger, whether physically or psychologically." Cang Ling stood up, "I firmly believe that there is no predetermined destiny in the world, and everyone's future depends on themselves. The fate of human beings is the same."

"Everyone's future depends on themselves...Zero, this is what I agree with you the most so far. I will also fight for my future." Paul walked over with a smile.

Seeing Paul, Cang Ling's face suddenly changed.

Immediately afterwards, Paul put away his smile and pursed his mouth tightly, as if he had sensed the overwhelming emotion.

He stared at Cang Ling with a sad expression for a while, and it turned into a ball of golden sand, which drifted away with the wind.

Immediately afterwards, everyone's figures disappeared into the sunlight, leaving no shadows behind.

Cang Ling stood alone on the empty cliff for a long time.

Canton is still the same as before, and the sea is still the same as before, but they are no longer the same as before.

When we were still in Canton and on this small island, we all had the same dream and worked hard for the same goal.

But now, it is drifting away.

"What pulled us on different paths?" Cang Ling asked softly, "Or, we were not on the same road from the beginning?"

There was no answer, and the surrounding area was silent.

Suddenly, a female voice came from behind: "Two roads diverged in a golden wood. It's a pity that we couldn't go for both, but we chose the one less traveled by. This has determined our lives ever since."

Cang Ling hurriedly looked back, and it turned out that in the woods not far away, several girls were sitting together and reading poems.

"Two roads diverged in a golden wood..." The other girls read aloud together, "It's a pity that we can't go on both roads at the same time. But we chose the one less traveled by, and this has determined our lives ever since."

Amidst the girl's crisp reading, Cang Ling left the cliff.

(End of this chapter)